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Have you ever seen their tailgates?
you lost me at Phil Knight.Just curious. If you look at the number of billionaires that are Stanford grads, what’s keeping them from going beast mode in NIL?
Phil Knight
Larry Page
Sergey Brin
Tiger Woods
Peter Thiel
Steve Balmer
Reed Hastings
Sundar Pichai
Reid Hoffman
Azim Premji
Well most servers were getting his tip.Tiger’s notoriously cheap. Makes Warren Sapp look like a big tipper.
That was efficientThey don't care about football?
This has also caused them to lose some of their own graduate players because some of them weren’t accepted into the Stanford graduate school. They have had to enroll at a different school for their grad years.Stanford is an academic institution first & foremost.
Everything else is second.
If they happen to be good at Sports every once in a while so be it, but the #1 priority at Stanford is being an Elite academic enterprise above all else.
Stanford is an academic institution first & foremost.
Everything else is second.
If they happen to be good at Sports every once in a while so be it, but the #1 priority at Stanford is being an Elite academic enterprise above all else.
Duke is much closer to ND and like UCLA than Stanford though. Just very different honestly.Duke is an Ivy-level school and has an elite hoops program. It can be done.
Duke is an Ivy-level school and has an elite hoops program. It can be done.
They are dominant in every sport besides football lol lot of national championshipsWell it hurts when the one guy on that list that cares about football is pumping up a different program lol. If Phil Knight chose to invest in Stanford athletics instead of Oregon, they'd be the most dominant University in human history in every category, not even gunna lie.
The best chance Stanford Football has at getting any of those names to donate for athletics, is the exact same way Michigan got Underwood - the wife or like child of one of those billionaires actually cares about football and presses them to make a contribution. They're more likely to contribute to building regardless.
I mentioned Stanford instead of Harvard since it hasn’t been that long since Stanford had a good run under Harbaugh and Shaw.
As well, if they didn’t have some interest in staying relevant in football, they could have gone the Wash St and Oregon State route rather than joining the ACC.
Yes, but football is the largest American sport.They are dominant in every sport besides football lol lot of national championships
I believe Cal & Stanford joined the conference because the ACC is like the Ivy leauge of Major DI Athletics