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Recruiting news of potentially very large proportions:
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The staff would not invite him for an OV if he weren't enrolled in the requisite APs.  Add the fact that he is in the Top 1% of his high school class, and it becomes reasonable to believe that he's an admissible candidate, if, in fact, he wants to come.  Plus, he's waiting until January 2 to announce, which means he'll likely have a final decision from admissions, or at least have a very good indication of his admissions status. 

Since 2012, Stanford has lost very few recruits who have come on an official visit and been admitted.  I think you could even expand that to recruits who have come on an official visit and not been rejected or at least informed that they probably would not be admitted.  I still think the entire list consists of Uriah Leaitaua (special case because of the pull of religion), Devon Allen (special case because track & field was a major factor), and Jameis Winston (special case because he's a buffoon).  Any others?  I would would not bet too heavily against Stanford here.

On top of the academic info, I note that McCulloch is the president of his high school class.  He's an admissions officer's dream candidate.  I hope he recognizes that he'd be a better fit at Stanford than at TAMU. 

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Recruiting news of potentially very large proportions:
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The staff would not invite him for an OV if he weren't enrolled in the requisite APs.  Add the fact that he is in the Top 1% of his high school class, and it becomes reasonable to believe that he's an admissible candidate, if, in fact, he wants to come.  Plus, he's waiting until January 2 to announce, which means he'll likely have a final decision from admissions, or at least have a very good indication of his admissions status. 

Since 2012, Stanford has lost very few recruits who have come on an official visit and been admitted.  I think you could even expand that to recruits who have come on an official visit and not been rejected or at least informed that they probably would not be admitted.  I still think the entire list consists of Uriah Leaitaua (special case because of the pull of religion), Devon Allen (special case because track & field was a major factor), and Jameis Winston (special case because he's a buffoon).  Any others?  I would would not bet too heavily against Stanford here.

On top of the academic info, I note that McCulloch is the president of his high school class.  He's an admissions officer's dream candidate.  I hope he recognizes that he'd be a better fit at Stanford than at TAMU.