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It's looking like Bailey, Hagen, and Reuben (who just set an OV on 10/2) are the primary remaining targets.

Akim Sledge, who reported a Stanford offer and put Stanford in his top-5 back in February, appears to be off the board.  Despite reporting a number of P5 conference offers, 247 reports that he committed to Campbell.  I had not heard of the school and found the decision a little surprising, but then again, a lot stranger things have happened in the last 18 months.  Maybe Sledge will be a candidate to transfer at some point, or maybe this is just the best decision for him.  Stanford already has 4 DBs committed for 2022 anyway (plus Edwards returning), so this is not the worst of recruiting losses.  Some reportedly were recruiting him at WR, however, and he might have been a nice addition there if Hagen or Reuben went elsewhere.  

Selah Brown has been out with a leg injury, and I've heard nothing recently connecting him to Stanford.  But he reports a 3.71 gpa and has NW on his short list, so he does appear to be viable academically if he were to decide he wanted to come out west.

Carson Tabaracci is playing RB almost exclusively for his HS team out of necessity, but he remains a solid LB recruit and does report a 3.979 gpa (quite precise, right?).  I just haven't seen anything indicating that Stanford is doing well in this recruitment.

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It's looking like Bailey, Hagen, and Reuben (who just set an OV on 10/2) are the primary remaining targets.

Akim Sledge, who reported a Stanford offer and put Stanford in his top-5 back in February, appears to be off the board.  Despite reporting a number of P5 conference offers, 247 reports that he committed to Campbell.  I had not heard of the school and found the decision a little surprising, but then again, a lot stranger things have happened in the last 18 months.  Maybe Sledge will be a candidate to transfer at some point, or maybe this is just the best decision for him.  Stanford already has 4 DBs committed for 2022 anyway (plus Edwards returning), so this is not the worst of recruiting losses.  Some reportedly were recruiting him at WR, however, and he might have been a nice addition there if Hagen or Reuben went elsewhere.  

Selah Brown has been out with a leg injury, and I've heard nothing recently connecting him to Stanford.  But he reports a 3.71 gpa and has NW on his short list, so he does appear to be viable academically if he were to decide he wanted to come out west.

Carson Tabaracci is playing RB almost exclusively for his HS team out of necessity, but he remains a solid LB recruit and does report a 3.979 gpa (quite precise, right?).  I just haven't seen anything indicating that Stanford is doing well in this recruitment.