E.J Smith commits to Stanford

[LatinMind]

https://www.espn.com/college-sports...rb-ej-smith-son-emmitt-smith-commits-stanford

 

[Fletch]

Brian Shaw’s team. Good O-line. Good RB’s.

 

[INCowboysFan]

Draft him and Stephen's son in 4 years.

 

[LatinMind]

Brian Shaw’s team. Good O-line. Good RB’s.

Stanford was able to land Barry sanders son a few yrs ago too. He never started tho then i think he transfered to oklahoma state

 

[Walker]

I thought he was going to pick Ohio State, Florida, Stanford, Texas A&M in that order.

 

[LatinMind]

I thought he was going to pick Ohio State, Florida, Stanford, Texas A&M in that order.

Emmitt looked disappointed but his wife looked like she was hoping it would be stanford.

 

[Valkyr]

You know you're getting old when you see a guy commit when you also remember his father committing.

 

[Valkyr]

BTW, I really hope the son wore this outfit when making the choice

 

[ultron]

I thought he was going to pick Ohio State, Florida, Stanford, Texas A&M in that order.

Wouldn't you want your child to go to Stanford over all of those schools combined? Stanford is a very prestigious school.

 

[gmb1]

Hopefully his career will be similiar to Christian Mccaffrey

 

[Richmond Cowboy]

Emmitt is the definition of LEGEND. Even his short speech about being a parent in that video makes you want to lead block for him. We are lucky to have had him wear the star.

 

[Walker]

Wouldn't you want your child to go to Stanford over all of those schools combined? Stanford is a very prestigious school.

That would depend on what your main goal would be. If a person wants to go for their education the answer would be yes. If it is for football that would depend on what would be the best program fit for my child. Emmitt looked pretty disappointed on his sons choice. However, his son looks like he is thinking long term and more education so good for him. Majority of the people in the NFL did not pick their school for education, they picked it because it was a football decision.

 

[GMO415]

Congrats young man. I hope he gets his degree too. $68k a year.... WOW

What an opportunity