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A single visit to Stanford was all it took for Lassiter (Ga.) offensive lineman Camden Wentz to realize he'll be calling the Cardinal's campus his home for the next four years, beginning in 2009. Other schools in the mix were Vanderbilt, Wake Forest and Georgia Tech.

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March 21, 2008  09:09 AM ET
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Must be a smart kid but how good is he on the field?

March 21, 2008  09:40 AM ET
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If he is not "real good" on the field, he definitely is in a very ggod place for a very good education.

March 21, 2008  09:59 AM ET
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def got the hell out of the south as soon as he could

March 21, 2008  12:01 PM ET
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who cares thier still standford, an academic school who is alright at basketball and will land a big comitment who loves academics every once in while

March 21, 2008  01:47 PM ET
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Stanford has a football team?

March 21, 2008  02:28 PM ET
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Who's the puttz who wrote this??
It's the Stanford Cardinal
NOT Cardinal's, it's never plural.

March 21, 2008  02:37 PM ET
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Whatever, this is a college football discussion, where Stanford is largely non-existent.

March 21, 2008  10:30 PM ET
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So true So very True

March 22, 2008  09:41 AM ET
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Stanford indeed. An excellent school -- an excellent school for an ultra-liberal education (assuming one doesn't major in something apolitical)!

March 22, 2008  12:05 PM ET
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I'm confused? I thought were stupid like the rest of us.

March 23, 2008  12:45 PM ET
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Elway graduated 132 years ago. "The band is on the field, the band is on the field" is overplayed. All I ask is that Stanford expose the overrated PAC=10 teams once a year and you can continue to be included in major conference NCAA football discussions.

March 23, 2008  01:26 PM ET
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At least Stanford can beat USC every now and then. Something SEC teams havent done this decade.

 
March 23, 2008  01:29 PM ET
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Im still amazed that Arkansas can come to Cali and give up 70 points to SC and really expect Pac 10 fans to take them seriously! WOW SEC SPEED and DEFENSE!! LOL

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