[OutsiderFan]

All joking aside, this move shines a big, bright light on just how important Turley has been to Stanford football's ascension. He's really the only constant in the program since 2006, and his efforts have yielded undeniable results.

From my perspective, he's been able to make maximize the collective ability on the roster in ways other programs haven't been able to do. While his peers are mostly focused on simply overseeing a lifting program and summer workouts, it seems Turley's hands extend into more areas than the average college football S&C coach, and that his approach in all areas is somewhat unique.  The results clearly speak for themselves.

Stanford's gains in player development, injury prevention and rehab under Turley would seem to make him quite a strong selling point to recruits.  That said, I've never heard or seen a recruit talk about Turley or the Stanford football S&C program as one of the reasons he is high on or picked Stanford.  Anyone ever hear of Turley being a key factor in a Stanford recruit's decision to choose Stanford, particular a highly sought after one?

[OutsiderFan]

All joking aside, this move shines a big, bright light on just how important Turley has been to Stanford football's ascension. He's really the only constant in the program since 2006, and his efforts have yielded undeniable results.

From my perspective, he's been able to make maximize the collective ability on the roster in ways other programs haven't been able to do. While his peers are mostly focused on simply overseeing a lifting program and summer workouts, it seems Turley's hands extend into more areas than the average college football S&C coach, and that his approach in all areas is somewhat unique.  The results clearly speak for themselves.

Stanford's gains in player development, injury prevention and rehab under Turley would seem to make him quite a strong selling point to recruits.  That said, I've never heard or seen a recruit talk about Turley or the Stanford football S&C program as one of the reasons he is high on or picked Stanford.  Anyone ever hear of Turley being a key factor in a Stanford recruit's decision to choose Stanford, particular a highly sought after one?