[troyc]

Glad to be back for another season of TreeCast podcasts! We hit the ground running by getting David Shaw's thoughts on the season ahead as the Card face San Diego State. Plus, which player do I think is the key to Stanford's offense this season? And which Pac-12 player do I think has the best shot at winning That Trophy this December? (hint: neither answer is Bryce Love)

Check out the show via the link below. Better yet, subscribe, rate, and review the show via the link below! Looking forward to another outstanding season.

Troy C

Listen, subscribe, rate & review via Apple Podcasts: The TreeCast with Troy Clardy

[troyc]

Glad to be back for another season of TreeCast podcasts! We hit the ground running by getting David Shaw's thoughts on the season ahead as the Card face San Diego State. Plus, which player do I think is the key to Stanford's offense this season? And which Pac-12 player do I think has the best shot at winning That Trophy this December? (hint: neither answer is Bryce Love)

Check out the show via the link below. Better yet, subscribe, rate, and review the show via the link below! Looking forward to another outstanding season.

Troy C

Listen, subscribe, rate & review via Apple Podcasts: The TreeCast with Troy Clardy

[BostonCard]

And which Pac-12 player do I think has the best shot at winning That Trophy this December? (hint: neither answer is Bryce Love)

Troy C

Listen, subscribe, rate & review via Apple Podcasts: The TreeCast with Troy Clardy

This is a bad take.  While I would handily pick "the field" over Bryce Love for the H-award (even within the Pac-12), the previous year's runner up and highest returning vote getter has to be the favorite until proven otherwise.  It is worth noting that no other Pac-12 player made it to the top 10.

BC

[BostonCard]

And which Pac-12 player do I think has the best shot at winning That Trophy this December? (hint: neither answer is Bryce Love)

Troy C

Listen, subscribe, rate & review via Apple Podcasts: The TreeCast with Troy Clardy

This is a bad take.  While I would handily pick "the field" over Bryce Love for the H-award (even within the Pac-12), the previous year's runner up and highest returning vote getter has to be the favorite until proven otherwise.  It is worth noting that no other Pac-12 player made it to the top 10.

BC