[Mick]

Doubt  Levin wants to deal with hiring an AD this early in his tenure.  Too much of a distraction from more urgent issues.  Something for year 2.

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Muir has got to go. Now.

Luck would bring some excitement and commitment, and could rely on Condi and Oliver as advisors. . . .

He couldn't do any worse.  Why not?  But, if we are going to stay in D1 football we need a proven winning D1 coach.  Make Luck the OC or QB coach.

Luck wouldn’t be coaching.

Every time I see Nick Saban on TV this year, he looks bored.  Just say'n.

That would be an interesting cultural match...

I don't think there's much discussion to be had. Stanford needs to get serious about the NIL program, about the transfer portal and about attracting and compensating top level coaches across the board, starting with football and men's basketball. Either they are cash cows or they aren't. Either they're important to the University's mission or they aren't. And there will always be challenges in the University, but wouldn't it be nice to make some hard choices and either eliminate varsity sports or play to win like Stanford does in literally every other area?

[Mick]

Doubt  Levin wants to deal with hiring an AD this early in his tenure.  Too much of a distraction from more urgent issues.  Something for year 2.

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Muir has got to go. Now.

Luck would bring some excitement and commitment, and could rely on Condi and Oliver as advisors. . . .

He couldn't do any worse.  Why not?  But, if we are going to stay in D1 football we need a proven winning D1 coach.  Make Luck the OC or QB coach.

Luck wouldn’t be coaching.

Every time I see Nick Saban on TV this year, he looks bored.  Just say'n.

That would be an interesting cultural match...

I don't think there's much discussion to be had. Stanford needs to get serious about the NIL program, about the transfer portal and about attracting and compensating top level coaches across the board, starting with football and men's basketball. Either they are cash cows or they aren't. Either they're important to the University's mission or they aren't. And there will always be challenges in the University, but wouldn't it be nice to make some hard choices and either eliminate varsity sports or play to win like Stanford does in literally every other area?