07-26-2017, 03:45 AM
Thank you for the summary of the event, standfan.
If Michael Williams, Jovan Swann, Donald Stewart, and Curtis Robinson are all ready to be significant contributors as 2nd year players this season, Stanford's in the mix for contention. If Little starts at LT and a few Frosh like Wedington and St. Brown can make an impact, they might be a legit contender. If all this happens and Chryst is not only healthy but improved over 2016, Stanford could dethrone Washington and be a playoff team. These are a lot of ifs. I remain skeptical they will all happen, but am certainly open to the fact they could.
Most interesting part of the summary of the event provided, IMO, is the talk about changing game planned approach when things aren't working vs. hoping for better execution. There's a lot that goes into it, including talking with the players to get feedback on what they think. Could have a whole thread on this topic alone.
If Michael Williams, Jovan Swann, Donald Stewart, and Curtis Robinson are all ready to be significant contributors as 2nd year players this season, Stanford's in the mix for contention. If Little starts at LT and a few Frosh like Wedington and St. Brown can make an impact, they might be a legit contender. If all this happens and Chryst is not only healthy but improved over 2016, Stanford could dethrone Washington and be a playoff team. These are a lot of ifs. I remain skeptical they will all happen, but am certainly open to the fact they could.
Most interesting part of the summary of the event provided, IMO, is the talk about changing game planned approach when things aren't working vs. hoping for better execution. There's a lot that goes into it, including talking with the players to get feedback on what they think. Could have a whole thread on this topic alone.