[socalstanfan1]

I spend far too much emotional energy and work productivity keeping up with the whims of 18 year old prospects and the Stanford admissions office. Oh for the good ol' days when you had the odd report of a hot prospect that may be interested in your program and the SF Chronicle story on the class when all is said is done.

Truer words were never spoken, IMO.  The overabundance of information has made some of us (I certainly am talking about myself here) into fantasy coaches, GMs, recruiters, scouts, etc.  I think it is part of that same trend that makes fantasy sports so popular (though I have never gone there). 

Yet, despite lucid moments when I check myself, I keep coing back...

[socalstanfan1]

I spend far too much emotional energy and work productivity keeping up with the whims of 18 year old prospects and the Stanford admissions office. Oh for the good ol' days when you had the odd report of a hot prospect that may be interested in your program and the SF Chronicle story on the class when all is said is done.

Truer words were never spoken, IMO.  The overabundance of information has made some of us (I certainly am talking about myself here) into fantasy coaches, GMs, recruiters, scouts, etc.  I think it is part of that same trend that makes fantasy sports so popular (though I have never gone there). 

Yet, despite lucid moments when I check myself, I keep coing back...