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Stanford has had 32 head football coaches in the history of the program.  16 of them coached more games than Taylor; 15 coached fewer games then Taylor.  Taylor leaves the program with the single worst win-loss percentage (25% wins) of all coaches, ever, dating back to 1892.  And Stanford was STILL willing to give him another year until news broke that he was not only a terrible coach, but a jerk to boot.  Culture of love my foot.  Bring on Chris Peterson.  Bring on Nick Saban.  Go Stanford!

those interested can review the history of Stanford football head coaches at the link below, many of those with fewer games coached than Taylor had one or two season as head coach before 1924 (12 of the 15).  The ones since them are Clark Shaughnessy, Rod Dowhower, and Walt Harris.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_St...ll_coaches

[82lsju]

Stanford has had 32 head football coaches in the history of the program.  16 of them coached more games than Taylor; 15 coached fewer games then Taylor.  Taylor leaves the program with the single worst win-loss percentage (25% wins) of all coaches, ever, dating back to 1892.  And Stanford was STILL willing to give him another year until news broke that he was not only a terrible coach, but a jerk to boot.  Culture of love my foot.  Bring on Chris Peterson.  Bring on Nick Saban.  Go Stanford!

those interested can review the history of Stanford football head coaches at the link below, many of those with fewer games coached than Taylor had one or two season as head coach before 1924 (12 of the 15).  The ones since them are Clark Shaughnessy, Rod Dowhower, and Walt Harris.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_St...ll_coaches