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I have no basis for knowing which players graduated and which didn't, but it wouldn't shock me if Stanford ends up with a 100% GSR a few years down the line.  I strongly suspect Peat will declare for the 2015 draft, but, if he leaves, he'll have three years of NFL off-seasons to complete one academic year at Stanford.  Same would be true for Carter if he were to leave after this year.  Count me as an optimist on the GSR front.

If Peat and/or Carter leave without a degree but in good academic standing at the time, then they won't factor into the GSR calculation and thus wouldn't affect whether Stanford achieves a 100% GSR.

By the way, in the most recent NCAA report which covers students entering in 2006 and needing to graduate by 2012, Stanford had a 1 year Fed Grad Rate of 94%, a four-year rolling average of 89%, and a GSR (which is a four-year rolling average) of 93%.

[CTcard]

I have no basis for knowing which players graduated and which didn't, but it wouldn't shock me if Stanford ends up with a 100% GSR a few years down the line.  I strongly suspect Peat will declare for the 2015 draft, but, if he leaves, he'll have three years of NFL off-seasons to complete one academic year at Stanford.  Same would be true for Carter if he were to leave after this year.  Count me as an optimist on the GSR front.

If Peat and/or Carter leave without a degree but in good academic standing at the time, then they won't factor into the GSR calculation and thus wouldn't affect whether Stanford achieves a 100% GSR.

By the way, in the most recent NCAA report which covers students entering in 2006 and needing to graduate by 2012, Stanford had a 1 year Fed Grad Rate of 94%, a four-year rolling average of 89%, and a GSR (which is a four-year rolling average) of 93%.