Andrew Luck, former quarterback for the Indianapolis Colts, shocked the world before the 2019 NFL season began when he announced that he is going to retire from the sport.
Before Andrew Luck’s short career in the NFL, he was a star quarterback for Stanford in college. Luck came to Stanford from the state of Texas where he excelled in high school as well.
Andrew Luck, one of Stanford’s most iconic alumni, has indicated a return to his alma mater to assume a role unlike any seen in college football. As the Cardinal’s newly minted General Manager for Football, Luck is redefining what leadership in college athletics can look like.
Former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is returning to his alma mater to become the general manager of Stanford’s football program, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel.
Andrew Luck is back in the football world, and that has sparked a return of the famous Andrew Luck parody account.
Andrew Luck is back in football full-time, as he’s reportedly rejoined his alma mater as their new general manager. According to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, retired
Five years after his abrupt retirement from the NFL, Andrew Luck is back in football. Luck will serve as the new general manager for the Stanford football program, the school announced Saturday.
Stanford has done what the Indianapolis Colts couldn't do. Lure Andrew Luck out of retirement. The university announced Saturday that Luck has been named the general manager of Stanford football, effective immediately.
A day after its regular season ended, Stanford scored its most significant win of 2024.
On Saturday, Stanford's best quarterback of all-time, Andrew Luck, was in attendance to watch arguably the greatest college basketball coach of all-time hit a historic mark. With Stanford's win over Oregon on Saturday, Tara VanDerveer officially hit 1,202 on her career, which ties her with former Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski for the most all-time.
In three seasons at Stanford, he threw for 9,430 yards and 82 touchdowns with 22 interceptions.
Since 1941, the Stanford Cardinal have sent 25 players to the pros in the first round of the NFL draft. How many can you name?
College Football's Pac-12 conference has produced 32 quarterbacks to be selected for the NFL Pro Bowl.How many of them can you name?
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