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Some of you have it and some of you don't. INFERIORTY COMPLEX at its finest. We have better athletes then Stanford and plus they don't play anybody but Oregon. Fsu/ miami/ Clemson would beat stanford
 
brock said:
Some of you have it and some of you don't. INFERIORTY COMPLEX at its finest. We have better athletes then Stanford and plus they don't play anybody but Oregon. Fsu/ miami/ Clemson would beat stanford
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Washington and UCLA are both top 15 teams at the moment.
 
Nickkcin said:
dfreshhookup said:
brock said:
Some of you have it and some of you don't. INFERIORTY COMPLEX at its finest. We have better athletes then Stanford and plus they don't play anybody but Oregon. Fsu/ miami/ Clemson would beat stanford
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Washington and UCLA are both top 15 teams at the moment.
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We'll see how Washington fares this weekend then.
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They took them down last year, probably cost them a National Championship too.

Although I believe that was the last time Stanford started someone other than Hogan.
 
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Miami is better then Stanford, we would win by 10 points minimum.

..... Defense is built to stop physical teams, and Offense is explosive enough to get points on their defense.
 
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Shaw's a good coach, he'll get an NFL gig sooner than later. Like I said, don't know enough about Stanford to make a prediction, but I'd be a very tough test.
 
sactowncane said:
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Stanford is still reaping the rewards of Harbaugh's recruiting. As soon as the roster is full of Shaw's kids....they done.
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Their starting QB Hogan is a Shaw recruit. Kid is gonna be the #1 overall pick in a couple of years.

Check out their last 3 recruiting classes. They got a lot of young talent.
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Not until he fixes that long *** delivery
 
I wouldn't be 100% confident but I'd prefer Stanford. That's the smartest and most resourceful team in the country, IMO. I generally look to bet on them or I stay away. I haven't had the greatest start to the season in terms of betting but Stanford put me way over the top last week. I'm still in disbelief at that line. It didn't even feel like gambling. Stanford was as low as -8 at Washington State, which is coached by the biggest fraud of my lifetime. It was guaranteed that one team would be thoroughly prepared and physical while the other would rely on finesse and while cutting corners at every turn. I've knocked Mike Leach on every site for years but I hope he keeps a top gig forever, to set up more opportunities like that. It's unbelievable how many fans fall for his garbage.

Anyway, Stanford would own many of the edges that Florida did but they are markedly more balanced and confident, with nary a loss for several years. That's why I don't understand how so many people can confidently pick the Canes. Stanford lost Shayne Skov early in the 2011 season so they were more vulnerable on defense than they should have been. Oregon took advantage, as did Oklahoma State in the bowl game, even though the Stanford kicker blew that one on the final play of regulation, missing a chippie. Skov is now a senior and playing as well as ever. It's not quite the equivalent of facing Luke Kuechly at Boston College, but in that ballpark. Stanford would know all of our tendencies and smack around our receivers along the same theory as Penn State and Alabama used in those long-ago national championship debacles.

It's an excellent team, a joy to watch. Shaw has been masterful in recruiting, stealing away plenty of blue chip linemen from my alma mater USC. I do credit the posters who conceded they don't know much about Stanford. Frankly, that was obvious in other posts. The Pac 12 in general is underrated on virtually every college football board.
 
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Awsi Dooger said:
I wouldn't be 100% confident but I'd prefer Stanford. That's the smartest and most resourceful team in the country, IMO. I generally look to bet on them or I stay away. I haven't had the greatest start to the season in terms of betting but Stanford put me way over the top last week. I'm still in disbelief at that line. It didn't even feel like gambling. Stanford was as low as -8 at Washington State, which is coached by the biggest fraud of my lifetime. It was guaranteed that one team would be thoroughly prepared and physical while the other would rely on finesse and while cutting corners at every turn. I've knocked Mike Leach on every site for years but I hope he keeps a top gig forever, to set up more opportunities like that. It's unbelievable how many fans fall for his garbage.

Anyway, Stanford would own many of the edges that Florida did but they are markedly more balanced and confident, with nary a loss for several years. That's why I don't understand how so many people can confidently pick the Canes. Stanford lost Shayne Skov early in the 2011 season so they were more vulnerable on defense than they should have been. Oregon took advantage, as did Oklahoma State in the bowl game, even though the Stanford kicker blew that one on the final play of regulation, missing a chippie. Skov is now a senior and playing as well as ever. It's not quite the equivalent of facing Luke Kuechly at Boston College, but in that ballpark. Stanford would know all of our tendencies and smack around our receivers along the same theory as Penn State and Alabama used in those long-ago national championship debacles.

It's an excellent team, a joy to watch. Shaw has been masterful in recruiting, stealing away plenty of blue chip linemen from my alma mater USC. I do credit the posters who conceded they don't know much about Stanford. Frankly, that was obvious in other posts. The Pac 12 in general is underrated on virtually every college football board.
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Thoughts on the UW matchup this weekend?
 
just wondering, you guys have me mad lost what are you talking about playing stanford tehy are not on the schedule
 
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