[Papa John]

You might argue that Shaw has also had some outcoaching achievements as well - Oregon '13, ASU '13 (twice) - but in a lot of cases victories were the result of having superior personnel.  However, in most of those cases, Shaw outcoaching the opponent happened because he came into the game with a superior gameplan.  I cannot remember him adjusting the gameplan in a substantive way and turning a game around and winning - especially on offense.  It's probably happened, but I just don't recall one.

I would remind you, then, of the Colorado game in 2012. While most folks were screaming for Nottingham, Shaw brought in Hogan and turned around that game (Stanford did not score an offensive TD until Hogan came into the game) and the season.

[Papa John]

You might argue that Shaw has also had some outcoaching achievements as well - Oregon '13, ASU '13 (twice) - but in a lot of cases victories were the result of having superior personnel.  However, in most of those cases, Shaw outcoaching the opponent happened because he came into the game with a superior gameplan.  I cannot remember him adjusting the gameplan in a substantive way and turning a game around and winning - especially on offense.  It's probably happened, but I just don't recall one.

I would remind you, then, of the Colorado game in 2012. While most folks were screaming for Nottingham, Shaw brought in Hogan and turned around that game (Stanford did not score an offensive TD until Hogan came into the game) and the season.