Archive for the ‘Stanford’ Category

THE BIG ONE: STANFORD VS. OREGON – No. 3-ranked Stanford plays what may be the biggest football game in its history when it hosts No. 6 Oregon on Nov. 12.     It may not be quite as big as the Nov. 5 game between Alabama and LSU, but it’s as close as it gets on the ...

Posted On Nov 9th, 2011   Comments Football,Lead Article,PAC 10,Stanford

STANFORD WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM STILL UNSURE OF LINEUP JUST DAYS BEFORE OPENER – Tara VanDerveer and Amy Tucker provided more food for thought than answers in the Cardinal women’s 100-54 victory over Vanguard in their second and final exhvition game Saturday night. Two true freshmen — forward Taylor Greenfield and guard Amber Orrange — were ...

WHAT STANFORD MEN’S BASKETBALL EXHIBITION TOLD US – Did we learn anything from Stanford’s 100-47 victory over Ryerson in its men’s exhibition basketball game on Saturday? Not much, except that Johnny Dawkins has a lot of options for lineups, and may be juggling his starting five as the season moves along, much like he did ...

STANFORD’S SHOWDOWN WITH OREGON NEXT AFTER GETTING PAST OREGON STATE – Stanford’s 38-13 road victory over Oregon State on Nov. 5 probably didn’t impress the pollsters, and the head injury that put WR Chris Owusu in the hospital put a pall over the  Cardinal afterward and put Owusu’s football career in jeopardy. But the result ...

Posted On Nov 7th, 2011   Comments Football,Lead Article,PAC 10,Stanford

USC WILL BE STANFORD’S TOUGHEST ROAD GAME OF THE SEASON – Stanford began to prove its worthiness as a top 10 team with its 65-21 pounding of then-No. 25 Washington at Stanford, but the Cardinal can cement that status with a win on Oct. 29 against USC, which will pose a more difficult obstacle than ...

Posted On Oct 25th, 2011   Comments Football,Lead Article,PAC 10,Stanford

STANFORD’S FOOTBALL SEASON REALLY STARTS SATURDAY – For all practical purposes, Stanford’s season starts with the Oct. 22 home game against Washington.   The Cardinal’s first six games – all against overmatched opponents Stanford dominated – merely served as a warmup for the second half of the Stanford season, which includes games against USC, Oregon and ...

Posted On Oct 19th, 2011   Comments Football,PAC 10,Stanford

STANFORD WOMEN MAY HAVE FRESHMAN POINT GUARD THIS SEASON – It’s been awhile since Tara VanDerveer faced so many personnel issues heading into the season, and the biggest issue is point guard, a position that might be occupied by a true freshman. The Cardinal women’s basketball team has been practicing since Oct. 4, the second ...

HISTORIC EVENT: ANDY BROWN MAKES IT THROUGH FIRST STANFORD PRACTICE – Let’s take a moment following Stanford’s first official day of basketball practice to commemorate a historic moment: Andy Brown made it through an entire practice without getting hurt. The Cardinal men held their first official practice Friday, and Brown, a junior acaedmically, participated to ...

STANFORD ROLLS COLORADO; SCHEDULE STARTS TO GET TOUGHER – The soft part of Stanford’s early-season schedule did not completely end with its 48-7 victory over Colorado on Oct. 8, but the competition will get progressively more challenging over the next several games leading up to the Nov. 12 showdown against  Oregon. The Cardinal has not ...

Posted On Oct 10th, 2011   Comments Football,Lead Article,PAC 10,Stanford

STANFORD’S LUCK CONTINUES HEISMAN PUSH AGAINST COLORADO — Stanford continues its soft early-season schedule with an Oct. 7 home game against Colorado, and not only is the Cardinal playing at home, but Colorado looks like the worst team in the Pac-12 at the moment, having lost at home to Washington State on Oct. 1. There ...

Posted On Oct 5th, 2011   Comments Football,Lead Article,PAC 10,Stanford