Barry J. Sanders Chooses Stanford Over Alabama and Florida State

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Jan 7, 2012

Before Barry Sanders became an NFL superstar, he was one of the most dominant college football players of all time at Oklahoma State. Stanford is hoping that college success runs in the family.

Sanders' son, Barry J. Sanders, has committed to Stanford, according to ESPN.com.

The younger Sanders made the announcement on Saturday at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. He reportedly selected Stanford over Alabama, Florida State and his father's alma mater.

"I get the chance to play with the greatest student-athletes in the world," Sanders said while donning a Cardinal red and white hat.

Sanders is ranked No. 78 among all national prospects. He is considered the No. 3 ranked player in Oklahoma and the No. 6 ranked running back nationally.

His father, a Hall of Famer, was a 10-time Pro Bowler who rushed for 15,269 yards during his 10-year NFL career.

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