By Jacob Rayburn, CardinalSportsReport : They’re here. Stanford’s first ever early enrollees are on The Farm and at this time last year that is not something any Stanford football fan would have bet on happening.
Ari Patu and Jaden Slocum are at Stanford because of decisions made by what amounted to a small committee of university leadership: President Marc Tessier-Lavigne, Provost Press Drell, Dean of Admissions Richard Shaw, head coach David Shaw and a number of other people had a hand in coming up with a plan and then giving it the green light.
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