Tyler Odinger, do you see Stanford

to a perennial nine-win team with the direction Andrew Luck is taking them?

I don't.

No, I think that window was a big part of the success that period of time.

It was Jim Harbaugh is a phenomenal coach.

I mean, let's not kid ourselves. He's an elite coach. He's weird. He's do this. He's that. The guy is a phenomenal coach. I mean, let's not kid ourselves.

He's an elite coach.

He's weird.

He's do this, he's that.

The guy's an elite coach.

He won at San Diego.

He won at Stanford.

He won with the Niners, took them the Super Bowl, won at Michigan.

And even before the, if you want to say, well, I don't count the championship, you know, because, you know, whatever, he cheated and all that, that's fine. But even when you look at the success he had early in his career before all that, I mean, he still had some very good teams in his career, even before the whole cheating thing. i don't know that he would have had the

success later in his career but he still won 10 games in three of his first four seasons just

couldn't beat ohio state that was really his his big issue but um guys a heck of a coach i just don't

see that again i really don't i don't think stanford support is going to support the program the way

they need to stanford should be able to win because that school's got money but i just don't. I don't think Stanford support is going to support the program the way they need to. Stanford should be able to win because that school's got money. But I just don't think they

care enough to support the football team. Like if Stanford was like in the southeast, oh my gosh,

you'd have to be worried about them because you'd have a bunch of a lot more alum's that cared

about football than you do now.

So no, I just, I think they had a nice little flash in the pan.

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