It was last October. Luck was meeting with new Stanford president Jonathan Levin, discussing the sagging state of a ...

Luck points out that if there had been a 12-team playoff earlier this century, Stanford likely would have made it in or at least been in the thicket of contention for spots in six of seven years ...

Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck looks back at his abrupt retirement in 2019 with a tremendous sense of guilt.

Andrew Luck is coming home again. The former Stanford quarterback is becoming the general manager of his alma mater’s football program, Luck told ESPN’s Pete Thamel.

Luck and his wife, Nicole Pechanec, recently finished building a home not far from the Colts’ facility, further evidence that they indeed plan to make Indianapolis their home as Luck said during ...

Andrew’s father, Oliver Luck, who now serves as the athletic director at West Virginia University, and mother Kathy Wilson have been hitting the slopes in Summit County since the early ’80s.

They need their dad at home. Luck recently completed his master’s in education at Stanford, and plans to teach and coach someday. “Football gave me a lot, a lot, a LOT,” he says.

Andrew Luck can’t wait to get it going with Stanford once again, this time as the program’s general manager. Luck, a College Football Hall of Famer and four-time Pro Bowl quarterback with the ...