No way he sniffed Stanford without football

Jan 30, 2015
11:11:11am

gustav88

His SAT was average -- for all takers. He was 300 points below their 25th percentile. But, kudos for being a hard worker and making the most of his opportunies.

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Greater proof that Richard Sherman is an idiot.

Coug Eastwood

1/30/15 10:43am

Methinks they don't understand being non-athlete students.

Grit for Brains

1/30/15 10:45am

They could have quit football at any time . . .

gustav88

1/30/15 10:46am

Wonder if he would have accepted to Stanford had he not been an athlete?

Chester Copperpot

1/30/15 10:47am

He had a perfect 4.0 in High School. He also graduated with honors from Stanford

Zenoch

1/30/15 10:53am

Interesting. You'd think he would understand then.

Chester Copperpot

1/30/15 10:57am

My sister was in one of the Palo Alto student wards, and she said the Stanford

ChinoCoug

1/30/15 11:01am

No way he sniffed Stanford without football

gustav88

1/30/15 11:11am

Yeah, with the stipends he situation is improving. Otherwise, I'd agree with him

ChinoCoug

1/30/15 10:47am

I agree with him on this point

CougarCanuck76

1/30/15 10:50am

How can I say he's not right when I've never been a student athlete?

byujacob

1/30/15 10:51am

I loathe RS but he has some good points for student athletes that

coug10278

1/30/15 10:53am

Student athletes are in a tough spot. They are like the fulltime student who

PhilPete

1/30/15 11:06am

I agree and disagree with him. I agree with his general point that football

SPORTS

1/30/15 11:11am

Would these guys argue that minor-league baseball players have it better?

hansel

1/30/15 11:24am

Sherman aside, what passes off as journalism these days is pretty pathetic

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