How much is he getting in NIL money? Ohio doesn't allow it for high schoolers, but California does. MD was always at the forefront of recruiting so I'm not surprised they'd turbocharge it in the NIL age.

96 degrees in Portland in late August. We are cooked!

Nothing made it clearer to me that climate change is happening than how much hotter the summers in Oregon got over 20 years of living there 😬😬

Shoot, we left Palo Alto this spring after 10 years there, and we had to break down and get a/c last summer

The forecasted high for my hometown of Lynchburg, VA on Wednesday is sunny and 76. I have lived here for 40 years it would normally be in the mid 90's with 80% humidity. It has been in the mid to low 80 for almost a week and the 10-day forecast doesn't go higher than 84

Maybe shouldn’t be a surprise but Stanford doesn’t look good at all.

Been saying Bill Snyder at Kansas State was the best coaching job of my lifetime but maybe time to start considering Harbaugh’s run at Stanford for the top 5 that I haven’t fully thought out

There's an argument! Comparing them to their peers - for K-State maybe Indiana, Wazzu, Wake Forest, Kansas, Oregon State, roughly - to Stanford's peers - Northwestern, Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech - Stanford's run of being a legit NY6 heavyweight for a decade is more of an aberration in the modern era

Oh it changed everything, and very quickly.

Bill Snyder did more for KSU football, Kansas State University and Manhattan Kansas than you could ever imagine. He did it for 25 years too. No one is above Bill.

If they had WAR as a college coaching stat Snyder might be the all-time leader.

What does this kid have on Reich?

I think Stanford went 3 and out in 16 seconds

Mario Cristobal approved game planning

it's up there, they were TRASH when he got there

All the more incredible considering he got hired from non-scholarship San Diego

Cutliffe at Duke is not Snyder level but they were a speed bump at best before

Joel, we were a basketball school when he arrived and not a remarkable one.

The further we get from it, it really feels like Harbaugh at Stanford was on some Tony Stark in a cave level shit

And there wasn't much drop-off when he left for quite a few years.

Neither a surprise nor a shock.

I know Frank didn’t get the easiest assignment

His pain has only just begun. Someone his age shouldn’t be exposed to Stanford football without a long indoctrination period. I hope he doesn’t get the bends.