Logan Panchot is a senior right back for the Stanford men’s soccer team. After the Pac-12 postponed fall sports to the spring, he decided to forego his senior season and enter the 2021 MLS SuperDraft.

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Enrolling early has been a rising trend over the past few years in college football, including at many other schools in the Pac-12. According to Cardinal Sports Report, Stanford is the last non-service academy FBS school to have early enrollees.

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Fresh off its Pac-12 opening win over Arizona, Stanford men’s basketball (4-2, 1-0 Pac-12) will stay at its temporary home in Santa Cruz to take on California State University, Bakersfield (3-2, 0-0 Big West) on Monday.

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After three straight wins on the road, Stanford is headed for the bounceback year many expected in 2020. Stanford will practice in Santa Barbara to prepare for Saturday’s game against UCLA. The Daily’s Jibriel Taha, Sofia Scekic and Ells Boone gathered for one last time to tie up loose ends.

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Stanford will travel to Oregon State with a chance to move above .500 for the first time since 2018. The Daily’s Sofia Scekic, Jacob Neidig, Ells Boone and Jibriel Taha huddle up to discuss signal callers, Stanford’s trajectory and their thoughts on “whatever it takes.”

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There are no fans at most arenas across the country, players and coaches on the benches wear masks and teams must test negative before being able to play (several programs have already had to shut down and quarantine due to positive tests).

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Stanford did just enough to leave Berkeley with a win and The Axe. Meanwhile, Washington has looked like the class of the Pac-12 North. On Saturday, the Cardinal and the Huskies will meet in Seattle.

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For the first time ever, winless Stanford is playing winless Cal in the Big Game. For the first time since 2010 (when the freshman class was in the third grade), Stanford is coming into the rivalry game without the Stanford Axe on its side.

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After two unimpressive showings, Stanford is 0-2 and facing a Washington State team it has not beaten since 2015. What was once a promising season is now anything but. Of course, all of that can change in an instant.

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The Stanford women’s lacrosse program officially announced the nine newest members of the program who will arrive on the Farm next fall.

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As expected, Stanford lost its season opener to the defending Rose Bowl champs, 35-14. Less expected was Colorado hanging on for a 48-42 win over UCLA. Before Stanford meets Colorado on Saturday, The Daily’s Cybele Zhang, Jibriel Taha, Ells Boone and Jacob Neidig talk quarterbacks, a safety at quarterback and kicking.

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Wednesday was the first day of the Fall National Signing Period, and women’s basketball head coach Tara VanDerveer announced the four newest members of the Cardinal.

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In total, Stanford will play at least 27 regular season games this year — seven non-conference and 20 Pac-12.

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If Davis Mills and his talented receiving corps can get on the same page, the sky's the limit for this high-flying offense.

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Last season, Stanford went 4-8 and missed out on a bowl game for the first time under head coach David Shaw ’95. No. 12 Oregon, the first opponent of the all Pac-12 season, won its first and only game of 2020 in the Rose Bowl. But the Cardinal just two seasons ago made a furious comeback and shocked Oregon in Autzen Stadium.

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Stanford men’s basketball’s schedule is starting to take shape. The Pac-12 announced Thursday a 20-game conference schedule for its member schools. All games will be televised on the Pac-12 Network, ESPN networks, CBS or FOX networks.

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Around this time last year, freshman point guard Michael O’Connell was committed to play lacrosse at the University of Maryland, and had been so ever since he was entering his sophomore year of high school. Now a year later, he is set to begin his first season as a member of the Stanford men’s basketball program.

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Connor Wedington is a senior wide receiver for the Stanford football team. He is coming off of a junior season in which he recorded 51 receptions for 506 yards and one touchdown en route to earning an All-Pac-12 Honorable Mention as well as a spot on both the AFCA Good Works Team and the Pac-12 All-Academic Honor Roll.

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As the rest of the Stanford freshman class is settling into their first quarter as college students, freshman tennis player Arthur Fery is playing in the Boys’ Singles Division of the 2020 French Open in Paris, France. Fery, the 12th ranked junior tennis player in the world, is set to play in the third round on Wednesday against the tournament’s 7th seed, Dominic Stricker of Switzerland.

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