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Pain took football away from Andrew Luck; what brought him back to Stanford?
It was last October. Luck was meeting with new Stanford president Jonathan Levin, discussing the sagging state of a once-proud program. The Cardinal were in the midst of a fourth straight three-win season. At one point, Levin threw out an idea.
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Former Colts' QB Andrew Luck still feels 'guilt' about how he retired
Former Indianapolis Colts' quarterback Andrew Luck still has guilt about how his NFL career ended with the team. “I’ll always ...
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Why Andrew Luck still feels guilt about retiring with Indianapolis Colts: 'I let my teammates down'
The former Indianapolis Colts quarterback discusses his pangs of guilt about retiring from football, and what he is doing now ...
Ben Gulbranson has become the starting quarterback for Stanford after spending five seasons as a backup at Oregon State.
Stanford football general manager Andrew Luck fired Troy Taylor in March and then hired Frank Reich as an interim head coach.
Nearly six years ago, the Colts underwent a franchise-altering event when quarterback Andrew Luck shockingly decided to ...
Former Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is returning to football as the general manager at Stanford but he's not the only one who's back. Yes, Capt. Andrew Luck came out of retirement, too, to ...
Although Luck acknowledged that he still feels guilty about the end of his Colts tenure, he's fully embraced his new role ...
Former Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck is back in the saddle -- for part of a practice, at least. The current Cardinal general manager, who has taken a very hands-on approach with the program ...
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