[82lsju]

Taylor is gone from the Stanford Directory. . . .Apparently still in the AD directory.

I spoke with someone loosely connected to the AD and he said the AD directory can often be out of sync with the Stanford Directory and that the later should be seen as more accurate....

Interesting. If he is really "gone" I would really hope the University will have something to say about about it, hopefully tomorrow at the latest. I any case, it is pretty clear that some statement regarding "the situation" needs to be issued, even if it is a "We are studying ...". I would guess the statement will have to come "from the top". Muir is a lame duck, so he has no credibility. I suppose it could come from Andrew Luck, but his position in the hierarchy and short time on the job IMO argues against that.

agreed if he's gone, but maybe he's not, I'm sure on-line directories sometimes have errors

and the University did make some sort of statement on Wed, I could not find it, but from the original article

In a statement released by Stanford on Wednesday, Taylor said he was using the investigations to improve "how I interact with others."


"I willingly complied with the investigations, accepted the recommendations that came out of them, and used them as a learning opportunity to grow in leadership and how I interact with others," Taylor said in the statement. "I look forward to continuing to work collaboratively and collegially with my colleagues so that we can achieve success for our football program together."

In a separate statement, a university spokesperson said, "Stanford believes in upholding the highest standards of behavior in the workplace."

"The University received complaints regarding Coach Taylor and a third party investigated the matter thoroughly. Last summer, the University took appropriate measures, Coach Taylor received coaching, and he has committed to nurturing the respectful working environment that is essential to the success of all our athletics programs."

[82lsju]

Taylor is gone from the Stanford Directory. . . .Apparently still in the AD directory.

I spoke with someone loosely connected to the AD and he said the AD directory can often be out of sync with the Stanford Directory and that the later should be seen as more accurate....

Interesting. If he is really "gone" I would really hope the University will have something to say about about it, hopefully tomorrow at the latest. I any case, it is pretty clear that some statement regarding "the situation" needs to be issued, even if it is a "We are studying ...". I would guess the statement will have to come "from the top". Muir is a lame duck, so he has no credibility. I suppose it could come from Andrew Luck, but his position in the hierarchy and short time on the job IMO argues against that.

agreed if he's gone, but maybe he's not, I'm sure on-line directories sometimes have errors

and the University did make some sort of statement on Wed, I could not find it, but from the original article

In a statement released by Stanford on Wednesday, Taylor said he was using the investigations to improve "how I interact with others."


"I willingly complied with the investigations, accepted the recommendations that came out of them, and used them as a learning opportunity to grow in leadership and how I interact with others," Taylor said in the statement. "I look forward to continuing to work collaboratively and collegially with my colleagues so that we can achieve success for our football program together."

In a separate statement, a university spokesperson said, "Stanford believes in upholding the highest standards of behavior in the workplace."

"The University received complaints regarding Coach Taylor and a third party investigated the matter thoroughly. Last summer, the University took appropriate measures, Coach Taylor received coaching, and he has committed to nurturing the respectful working environment that is essential to the success of all our athletics programs."