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There have been tons of interviews with players and coaches. That I can recall it includes at least four interviews with Taylor as well as ones with most of the assistants (April, Talamaivao and Netter, Osborne, Byham, Kolodziej, Williams, Gregory) and lots of players (Rogers, Anderson, Phillips, Moi, Humphreys, Starr, Yurosek, Roush, Wright, Manley, Porter, Gilman, Armitage, Lamson, Reuben, Pale, Bachmeier). And that's just what I've consumed, may be more out there. For each interview, as is my obsessive style, I do a 10,000 character deep dive analysis of everything each said, supplemented by empirical research projects on whatever I find interesting from those observations. I have learned a lot about Stanford football in the last three weeks. I connected with one of the site publishers asking if I could take my analysis of interviews he did and post elsewhere to stimulate further discussion and he said that violates site policy.

There are things this message board community offers but it is profoundly not the place to be for a Stanford football fan. I find the discussions intelligent and entertaining so I've been posting here recently and am happy to engage in football talk, but just being honest this is not a place for information or news on Stanford football. There is a lot out there elsewhere.

P.S. Something I did feel comfortable posting was my thoughts on the depth chart based on various things I'm picking up but people didn't seem to want to discuss that in the thread I posted it in. For what it's worth I think signs point to Lamson as QB1.

P.P.S. I just heard back from the other site publisher and he was all for me posting my analyses. So if folks are interested in them (I'm warning you it's a lot of words) I can do that for the ones based on Rivals content. Part of the reason it's kosher for me to do that, by the way, is that the Rivals interviews are published on Ben Parker's YouTube channel, so happily the response to Spiny_Norman is a lot of great interviews are publicly accessible. Check Ben's stuff out:

https://www.youtube.com/@slamdunk406

[msqueri]

There have been tons of interviews with players and coaches. That I can recall it includes at least four interviews with Taylor as well as ones with most of the assistants (April, Talamaivao and Netter, Osborne, Byham, Kolodziej, Williams, Gregory) and lots of players (Rogers, Anderson, Phillips, Moi, Humphreys, Starr, Yurosek, Roush, Wright, Manley, Porter, Gilman, Armitage, Lamson, Reuben, Pale, Bachmeier). And that's just what I've consumed, may be more out there. For each interview, as is my obsessive style, I do a 10,000 character deep dive analysis of everything each said, supplemented by empirical research projects on whatever I find interesting from those observations. I have learned a lot about Stanford football in the last three weeks. I connected with one of the site publishers asking if I could take my analysis of interviews he did and post elsewhere to stimulate further discussion and he said that violates site policy.

There are things this message board community offers but it is profoundly not the place to be for a Stanford football fan. I find the discussions intelligent and entertaining so I've been posting here recently and am happy to engage in football talk, but just being honest this is not a place for information or news on Stanford football. There is a lot out there elsewhere.

P.S. Something I did feel comfortable posting was my thoughts on the depth chart based on various things I'm picking up but people didn't seem to want to discuss that in the thread I posted it in. For what it's worth I think signs point to Lamson as QB1.

P.P.S. I just heard back from the other site publisher and he was all for me posting my analyses. So if folks are interested in them (I'm warning you it's a lot of words) I can do that for the ones based on Rivals content. Part of the reason it's kosher for me to do that, by the way, is that the Rivals interviews are published on Ben Parker's YouTube channel, so happily the response to Spiny_Norman is a lot of great interviews are publicly accessible. Check Ben's stuff out:

https://www.youtube.com/@slamdunk406