Stanford football brings ex-star QB Andrew Luck 'home' as new GM

Posted Dec 5, 2024
Former Stanford star quarterback Andrew Luck is returning to the Cardinal to become the football program's general manager, he told ESPN in a phone interview. Luck, 35, has accepted a newly created role at Stanford, which will place him above the entire program and is a distinct evolution from the traditional college general manager role. (ESPN.com)

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