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Hope you're both proud at the state of Stanford football you both created.  The cupboards weren't this bare even in the early 2000s.

That said, I still have faith in the new staff and the new team.

Give us a break, the buddy teevens years at the bottom were stacked with dreadful 3 and 2 star players.  There are a slew of 4 stars on the current roster still.

Shaw's coaching was a liability in the end - especially with offense.  But it wasn't all on him.  NIL stance by Stanford was and still is slow.

 

The 2023 skill position cupboard sure seems bare (beyond Ben Yurosek). What current receivers and running backs were 4-star recruits?  

In 2007, Harbaugh inherited Evan Moore and Mark Bradford. Both were 4-star Teevens recruits. The '07 team also featured two key Walt Harris recruits: Richard Sherman (3 stars) and Toby Gerhart (3 stars). 

I see no current Stanford receivers or running backs of that caliber.

Did you miss John Humphreys, EJ Smith, Tiger Bachmeier? and that's all from a 5 second cursory look.

[norcard10]

Hope you're both proud at the state of Stanford football you both created.  The cupboards weren't this bare even in the early 2000s.

That said, I still have faith in the new staff and the new team.

Give us a break, the buddy teevens years at the bottom were stacked with dreadful 3 and 2 star players.  There are a slew of 4 stars on the current roster still.

Shaw's coaching was a liability in the end - especially with offense.  But it wasn't all on him.  NIL stance by Stanford was and still is slow.

 

The 2023 skill position cupboard sure seems bare (beyond Ben Yurosek). What current receivers and running backs were 4-star recruits?  

In 2007, Harbaugh inherited Evan Moore and Mark Bradford. Both were 4-star Teevens recruits. The '07 team also featured two key Walt Harris recruits: Richard Sherman (3 stars) and Toby Gerhart (3 stars). 

I see no current Stanford receivers or running backs of that caliber.

Did you miss John Humphreys, EJ Smith, Tiger Bachmeier? and that's all from a 5 second cursory look.