Stanford football suffers fourth straight Big Game loss in heartbreaker
With a fourth straight Big Game loss, the Stanford football program is at a crossroads. With the exception of junior cornerback Collin Wright, the entire secondary was manned by freshman after senior safety Mitch Leigber left the game.
Mendoza triggered a four-play, 82-yard scoring drive with a 50-yard scramble to the Stanford 32 and a penalty against the ...
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Stanford football's Mosley V and Lamson break down game changing play vs. LouisvilleFor the first time since beating Syracuse in week four, the Stanford Cardinal (3-7, 2-5 ACC) will go into a football game ...
Four-year Duke basketball starting guard Jeremy Roach delivered a game-winner for his new squad, the Baylor Bears, on ...
Stanford’s slow came by draining the clock, while Louisville’s slow manifested itself in an interception on the second play ...
Hunter Fraser was charged in 2022 with assaulting a former girlfriend; he claimed the injury was an accident during horseplay ...
The Los Angeles Sparks star and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model betrayed her alma mater but looked amazing as always ...
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Five Plays: Stanford CardinalThese types of plays made a big difference in this game. Instead of UofL scoring on their first drive out of halftime to push ...
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