12-14-2013, 02:28 PM
Thanks Gravin
I vaguely remember Washington at quarterback in 66?, but because Stanford was pretty mediocre at football in the late 60's didn't pay much attention. My most enduringly memorable football moment in those 4 years was Alexander Kerensky (President of the Duma before Lenin took over, and Hoover fellow then) was elected "Red Hot Prof" for the homecoming weekend and led a cheer in front of the student section (primo seats on the 50 then). Those were kinder and gentler days....
I vaguely remember Washington at quarterback in 66?, but because Stanford was pretty mediocre at football in the late 60's didn't pay much attention. My most enduringly memorable football moment in those 4 years was Alexander Kerensky (President of the Duma before Lenin took over, and Hoover fellow then) was elected "Red Hot Prof" for the homecoming weekend and led a cheer in front of the student section (primo seats on the 50 then). Those were kinder and gentler days....
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