[washingtonismoney]

In the Love hoopla, Stanford fans haven't paid as much attention to another record that's bound to fall sooner or later: the Stanford all-time wins record for a head coach. Shaw, right now, has a nice 69 wins -- but Pop Warner holds the record with 71. One assumes Shaw will get the record if not this year, then next. But it's still worth an eye.

[washingtonismoney]

In the Love hoopla, Stanford fans haven't paid as much attention to another record that's bound to fall sooner or later: the Stanford all-time wins record for a head coach. Shaw, right now, has a nice 69 wins -- but Pop Warner holds the record with 71. One assumes Shaw will get the record if not this year, then next. But it's still worth an eye.

[cardcrimson]

If he can't get two or three more wins this year, then FIRE HIM!

;)

[cardcrimson]

If he can't get two or three more wins this year, then FIRE HIM!

;)

[FarmBoy]

I must admit, I've always liked being able to tell people the all time winning coach at Stanford is Pop Warner. I don't know that anyone knows anything about Pop Warner as a coach, but the name is so synonymous with football in America that people give Stanford automatic respect.

[FarmBoy]

I must admit, I've always liked being able to tell people the all time winning coach at Stanford is Pop Warner. I don't know that anyone knows anything about Pop Warner as a coach, but the name is so synonymous with football in America that people give Stanford automatic respect.

[lex24]

Well, think how much respect Stanford will get when you tell people that Pop Warner is only the second winningest coach.

I must admit, I've always liked being able to tell people the all time winning coach at Stanford is Pop Warner. I don't know that anyone knows anything about Pop Warner as a coach, but the name is so synonymous with football in America that people give Stanford automatic respect.

[lex24]

Well, think how much respect Stanford will get when you tell people that Pop Warner is only the second winningest coach.

I must admit, I've always liked being able to tell people the all time winning coach at Stanford is Pop Warner. I don't know that anyone knows anything about Pop Warner as a coach, but the name is so synonymous with football in America that people give Stanford automatic respect.

[cardcrimson]

Some pretty amazing coaches over the years. . . .

Walter Camp
Fielding Yost
Pop Warner
Clark Shaughnessy
John Ralston
Bill Walsh

Some pretty well known others, too.

[cardcrimson]

Some pretty amazing coaches over the years. . . .

Walter Camp
Fielding Yost
Pop Warner
Clark Shaughnessy
John Ralston
Bill Walsh

Some pretty well known others, too.

[French Rage]

Wouldn't it be cool for him to break the record against UW in a game that puts us in the driver's seat!

[French Rage]

Wouldn't it be cool for him to break the record against UW in a game that puts us in the driver's seat!

[Canalejas]

If the team wins two out of the next three games, Big Game will have two significant records on the line.  Shaw will have a chance to overtake Warner, and Stanford will have a chance at a record eighth consecutive win in our rivalry with that school across the bay. 

[Canalejas]

If the team wins two out of the next three games, Big Game will have two significant records on the line.  Shaw will have a chance to overtake Warner, and Stanford will have a chance at a record eighth consecutive win in our rivalry with that school across the bay. 

[FarmBoy]

Some pretty amazing coaches over the years. . . .

Walter Camp
Fielding Yost
Pop Warner
Clark Shaughnessy
John Ralston
Bill Walsh

Some pretty well known others, too.

Excellent point. A future Aflac trivia question during a Stanford game (perhaps they'll use this on the game(s) when Shaw is tied with PW)-- "With a win today, David Shaw becomes the winningest football in Stanford history. Who will he be replacing?" Queue the montage of black and white photos of guys with leather helmets.

[FarmBoy]

Some pretty amazing coaches over the years. . . .

Walter Camp
Fielding Yost
Pop Warner
Clark Shaughnessy
John Ralston
Bill Walsh

Some pretty well known others, too.

Excellent point. A future Aflac trivia question during a Stanford game (perhaps they'll use this on the game(s) when Shaw is tied with PW)-- "With a win today, David Shaw becomes the winningest football in Stanford history. Who will he be replacing?" Queue the montage of black and white photos of guys with leather helmets.

[Mick]

Walter Camp was 11-3-3 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Fielding Yost was 7-2-1 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Pop Warner was 71-17-8 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Clark Shaughnessy was 16-3 at Stanford.  College HoF. 
John Ralston was 55-36-3 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Bill Walsh was 34-24-1 at Stanford.  1977 Pac-8 coach of the year.

George H. Brooke was 4-1 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Andrew Kerr was 11-7 at Stanford.  College HoF.  Pop Warner sent him ahead, then he was Warner's assistant for two years.  Also coached Stanford basketball.

Marchie Schwartz, 28-28-4 at Stanford. College HoF as ND player, one of Noter Dame's first great Jewish players.

Others include James F. Lanagan, 23-2-4.  Gave up coaching to be a lawyer.  Stanford law school.  Jim Harbaugh, you know his story.  Pop Bliss, born in NYC, educated at Yale, All-American, didn't give up points on defense for two years.  8-0-1 record at Stanford.

And of course, the inestimable Coach Shaw.  Best of them all, by the time he's done.

[Mick]

Walter Camp was 11-3-3 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Fielding Yost was 7-2-1 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Pop Warner was 71-17-8 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Clark Shaughnessy was 16-3 at Stanford.  College HoF. 
John Ralston was 55-36-3 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Bill Walsh was 34-24-1 at Stanford.  1977 Pac-8 coach of the year.

George H. Brooke was 4-1 at Stanford.  College HoF.
Andrew Kerr was 11-7 at Stanford.  College HoF.  Pop Warner sent him ahead, then he was Warner's assistant for two years.  Also coached Stanford basketball.

Marchie Schwartz, 28-28-4 at Stanford. College HoF as ND player, one of Noter Dame's first great Jewish players.

Others include James F. Lanagan, 23-2-4.  Gave up coaching to be a lawyer.  Stanford law school.  Jim Harbaugh, you know his story.  Pop Bliss, born in NYC, educated at Yale, All-American, didn't give up points on defense for two years.  8-0-1 record at Stanford.

And of course, the inestimable Coach Shaw.  Best of them all, by the time he's done.