[PVTree]

3rd basketball coaching position endowed anonymously and named after Oscar (<==yes, first name basis)

https://gostanford.com/news/2021/5/6/men...ition.aspx

[PVTree]

3rd basketball coaching position endowed anonymously and named after Oscar (<==yes, first name basis)

https://gostanford.com/news/2021/5/6/men...ition.aspx

[BostonCard]

Nothing against Da Silva, who made great strides in his four years at Stanford, but I’m not sure he ranks high enough in the pantheon of Stanford players to deserve an endowed coaching position in his name.

BC

[BostonCard]

Nothing against Da Silva, who made great strides in his four years at Stanford, but I’m not sure he ranks high enough in the pantheon of Stanford players to deserve an endowed coaching position in his name.

BC

[SamuelMcF]

Nothing against Da Silva, who made great strides in his four years at Stanford, but I’m not sure he ranks high enough in the pantheon of Stanford players to deserve an endowed coaching position in his name.

BC

A wealthy donor apparently disagrees.

What about the Kevin M. Hogan Quarterbacks Coach?

[SamuelMcF]

Nothing against Da Silva, who made great strides in his four years at Stanford, but I’m not sure he ranks high enough in the pantheon of Stanford players to deserve an endowed coaching position in his name.

BC

A wealthy donor apparently disagrees.

What about the Kevin M. Hogan Quarterbacks Coach?

[oldalum]

I don't agree that a coaching position should be endowed only in honor of the most athletically accomplished Stanford players. Oscar was apparently an exemplary student, researcher, and person in addition to being an excellent athlete, why not celebrate the package? Especially at Stanford!

[oldalum]

I don't agree that a coaching position should be endowed only in honor of the most athletically accomplished Stanford players. Oscar was apparently an exemplary student, researcher, and person in addition to being an excellent athlete, why not celebrate the package? Especially at Stanford!