Troy Taylor fired

[05_never_again]

IMO this story is interesting not because he was fired (sounds like the bullying allegations are a convenient way to fire him with cause because they were horrible the last 2 seasons) but because he was fired by the GM, Andrew Luck. Not only are more and more schools going to create these types of roles but in this case one had the power to fire the head coach. The statement is completely from Luck and not the AD at all.

Stanford 'needs a reset,' fires football HC Taylor

Stanford has fired football coach Troy Taylor amid allegations he mistreated staff members during his two years with the Cardinal.

www.espn.com

 

[LouderVol]

man, he cheated on practices and player eligibility and could only get 2 different 3-9 seasons in the PAC12/ACC? Makes Pruitt look not as bad.

 

[Flogballs]

What transfers can we get

 

[LouderVol]

What transfers can we get

We don't want any. They were baaaaadddd

They had 1 WR 2nd team all ACC. He will be a junior. Had decent stats but nothing that stands out. And that was it.

They didnt have a single player in the 92 player honorable mention. Yes the honorable mention list includes 92 ACC players, but none from Stanford.

2024 All-ACC Football Teams Announced

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (theACC.com) – Ahead of the 2024 Atlantic Coast Conference Football Championship Game on Saturday, December 7, the conference announced its All-ACC Football Teams on Tuesday, December 3. Clemson leads all schools with 10 All-ACC selections on the first, second, and third teams...

theacc.com

 

[05_never_again]

Their struggles over the last several years really highlight how incredible what Harbaugh and Shaw (who continued it for several years after Harbaugh left) did there. The best team in school history was probably the 2015 one, who was coached by Shaw 5 years after Harbaugh left and after Andrew Luck. There's no good reason why Stanford should be any good at football (especially as a member of the ACC), but they had a great run there for a while.

 

[jackaro]

Their struggles over the last several years really highlight how incredible what Harbaugh and Shaw (who continued it for several years after Harbaugh left) did there. The best team in school history was probably the 2015 one, who was coached by Shaw 5 years after Harbaugh left and after Andrew Luck. There's no good reason why Stanford should be any good at football (especially as a member of the ACC), but they had a great run there for a while.

Harbaugh is wierd and unlikable but is a darn good coach.