Stanford Football: Stanford Man | Andrew Luck
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- Опубликовано: 5 дек 2022
- Stanford Football legend, Andrew Luck Class of 2013, recounts memories of playing with his friends and fellow student-athletes. Luck will be enshrined in the College Football Hall of Fame on December 6th.
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such a likable guy, unproblematic, intelligent, and a great leader and quarterback. truly is a role model in every facet of life
One of the best QBs I’ve ever watched in my life! Unbelievable football IQ, arm talent and athleticism.
So good to see Luck and his family are doing well.
He was every quarterbacks favorite quarterback. Football clearly needed Andrew more than he needed the sport & that is a great thing. One of the rarest mindsets of a modern star athlete we've ever seen. Cheers Andrew, you deserve to enjoy your life & family.
I hope his wife appreciates his sacrifice and who he is as a person.
I mean he kinda had to retire because he relized what the sport was doing not only to himself but also how it was drstroying his relationship with his wife. His wife was on the verge of leaving him because of what/how he had become and as he has said "he was in constant pain, felt under immense pressure, self absorbed" and he was constantly yelling and screaming at her because of the pain he was in constantly and the pressure he constantly felt on himselg and the lack of sleep he was getting his fuse/temper had became short and he was just having all sorts of issues
@@richardgrace5043 she is living her dream of success and things she loves so again i hope she appreciates him.
There are a lot of questions that maybe will never be answered due to his sudden retirement but as long as he is looking forward and not what if then all the best to he and his family.
@@whitebuffulo Just come out and say it. His wife made him quit football. "Choose football or choose me"
The best college qb/talent I’ve ever seen honored to have seen him play live
Must love Andrew Luck
What a great guy a number 1 pick never had a ego, never blamed anyone when they lost
I have so much respect for this dude
So humble and down to earth
Great leader
Best qb I’ve ever seen. Size, smarts, agility and leader. Complete package. Love this giy
Such an amazing quarterback 👏 🙌.
As a duck fan, I must say, I admire andrew luck
Man I miss him in a colts uniform
Awesome Stanford teams
A true role model
✌️OMG! Congratulations!
PROUD AMERICAN HERE!
He is just a solid ass man
That's my quarterback!
At first I didn't think Deion Sanders to Colorado was a good move for Sanders, until I started to realize it was what Sanders could do for Colorado... if Colorado is willing to make a change to improve their program (I think Sanders will force the change, whether they are really ready for it or not). Sanders is to Colorado and the Pac12 what Donald Trump was to the US - a shot in the arm, more like a badly needed enema, frankly.
This could be a fast turn around.
Stanford needs to look at hiring Sanders's nemesis from Texas days, the only guy to beat him head to head with equal or lesser talent in a year when both coaches won 6A State championships in Texas. I'm talking about Dan Novakov, who's still coaching in Dallas. He has at least one former player on Stanford's roster, and has Stanford quality former players all over the country in the portal now, including Ivy League and other programs.
Check into the history of Dan Novakov for Stanford. Multiple back to back State Championships at a high academics school (known as the Stanford of Dallas High Schools). He's used to the chore of attracting Stanford quality academics ball players successfully.
I'm talking pulling capable ball players in from Ivy League, U. of Chicago, SMU, etc. (including a Johnny Manzel quality QB who had interest in Stanford coming out of HS.) These guys all won multiple Texas State Championships together, played together 3 and 4 years, and can turn Stanford around the way Brian Kelly turned LSU around in 1 off-season.
Somebody tell Stanford about Dan Novakov...
Dan beat Sanders just a couple years ago in a game televised live on ESPN. I compare Dan to Josh Heupel. His Division 2 6A team overcame a halftime deficit to beat Sanders' higher Div 1 6A team. Sanders's QB at the time was his very same son now the QB at Colorado.
Stanford has a coach, they just need to pick up the phone and call Dan Novakov in Dallas. (My son played for this coach for 3 years and 2 Texas state championships.) Dan is a Notre Dame grad, was a backup QB at Notre Dame and he has Dallas Cowboys ties.
8 months later and still no one read all this 😂
@skoshow8418
Not sure how you prove that, but even if true - BIG mistake not following up on it.
@@skoshow8418
Why are you bringing it up ? Stalking ?
Niners are looking for a QB... 🤔🤔🤔
The colts would have rights to his contract if he unretired
Purdy is HIM
Imagine if he never retired smh he had so much talent and potential sad he had to pick between his family and football I wish we could've seen more of him but I respect his decision ofc
How is that sad?
He picked between health and football. He got hit too hard too many times. Having your whole life be injuries, surgeries, physical therapy and then more injuries ain’t for everyone
Why, Andrew, why break the hearts of Colts fans? .... Actually we know why...
Hey Andrew uh thanks for leaving the colts without a ring like really dude ? You could have won at least one and then retire wtf man
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Colts fan here. What Andrew Luck did with an awful offensive line play and below average offensive weapons was remarkable. He was like a linebacker that had the accuracy of Aaron Rodgers. What a career. Wish he could of won a Super Bowl.
Nein Dass war mal eine frau . Das ist kein original man
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