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Andrew Luck paving a new road with supreme power over football as Stanford's GM
Right there on the wall in his office is a poster of the Vow Boys from the 1930s. Over there, the Thunder Chickens from the 1970s. And thereâs a ball from the 2011 Orange Bowl, where Andrew Luck led a Stanford team that declared it would win with character and cruelty.
Luck is proud to tell you about his relics of those brief but beautiful pockets of winning at Stanford, players and coaches who believed you could win at a high level for one of college footballâs greatest academic institutions. Then did it.
The pre-war freshman class that vowed to never lose to USC, and didnât â and broke USCâs 27-game winning streak in the process. The gutty, overachieving defensive line, those Thunder Chickens (named after a Montana motorcycle gang) that showed Stanford could play mean defense during quarterback Jim Plunkettâs 1970 Heisman Trophy season and beyond.Â
SMU making push to land top flight QBs with Syracuse, Stanford games
For Saturday's 31-18 win over Syracuse, SMU hosted numerous top quarterbacks for future classes as the Mustangs look to reel in more signal callers.
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SMU, Stanford taking aim at new heights amid changing college landscape
UNIVERSITY PARK, Texas â Oliver Luck, one of the most-respected figures in college athletics, quipped that A.D. stands for âAndrewâs Dad.â That kicked off an intimate, informative evening last week in SMUâs sparking Gerry Weber EndZone Complex.
Andrew Luck shook his head like sons do when their father makes a joke, but you could tell he enjoyed being on stage with his father alongside SMU legend Craig James.
Why Stanford Football general manager Andrew Luck, a 4-time NFL Pro Bowl quarterback, was seated in an SMU facility Thursday before his Cardinal took on the Mustangs centered around the new world of college football.
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