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As they've said before, it's impossible to find quantitative data anymore, because the universities complained, and the NCAA stopped publishing it.
If you're willing to accept that the requirements did not change too much under Harbaugh (which is far from assured), then it'd be easy to prove Stanford's standards.

- In 1997 Stanford had the highest SAT average for football players in the nation

Stanford	1,051
Northwestern	1,037
Duke	1,012
Vanderbilt	974
Rice	969

- From the late 90's to the mid 2000's, the average SAT went even further up (I think, averaged with basketball players)

SATs

Stanford: 1176
UCLA: 990
Low APR U: 984
Ore: 969
Wash: 963
U.SC: 955
Ariz: 948
Ariz St: 937
Ore St: 928
Wash St: 920

football I believe peaked at a 1274 average in 2002 during the height of Mamlet's reign of terror

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As they've said before, it's impossible to find quantitative data anymore, because the universities complained, and the NCAA stopped publishing it.
If you're willing to accept that the requirements did not change too much under Harbaugh (which is far from assured), then it'd be easy to prove Stanford's standards.

- In 1997 Stanford had the highest SAT average for football players in the nation

Stanford	1,051
Northwestern	1,037
Duke	1,012
Vanderbilt	974
Rice	969

- From the late 90's to the mid 2000's, the average SAT went even further up (I think, averaged with basketball players)

SATs

Stanford: 1176
UCLA: 990
Low APR U: 984
Ore: 969
Wash: 963
U.SC: 955
Ariz: 948
Ariz St: 937
Ore St: 928
Wash St: 920

football I believe peaked at a 1274 average in 2002 during the height of Mamlet's reign of terror