Stanford’s season ends in heartbreaking fashion
Stanford (39-17, 17-10 Pac 12) ended its season in a heartbreaking 6-5 loss against Vanderbilt (47-16, 19-10 SEC) in a hard fought game that came down to the final out.
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Offensive onslaught propels Stanford to 14-5 win
Stanford (39-16, 17-10 Pac-12) bested Pac-12 rival Arizona (45-18, 21-9 Pac-12) 14-5 to survive and advance at the 2021 College World Series on Monday.
Baseball beaten in College World Series opener
Stanford (38-16, 17-10 Pac-12) fell 10-4 to to North Carolina State (36-18, 19-14 ACC) in the opening game of the 2021 College World Series.
Football roundtable: Oregon State showdown
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.”
Senior Spotlight: Kiana Williams
In this upcoming season, Williams hopes to build off her junior campaign, in which she averaged 15.0 points and 3.8 assists per game while shooting 41.6% from the field.
Football roundtable: Time to hit the panic button?
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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Women’s water polo secures 5 signees
Stanford’s women’s water polo team has officially added five new members after the first few days of the Fall National Signing Period.
Football roundtable: Unprecedented home opener on deck
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.
Casey Toohill ’19 forges path into the NFL
Toohill, an All-Pac-12 Second Team Selection his final year at The Farm, was drafted in the seventh round of the 2020 NFL Draft by the Philadelphia Eagles before being waived and picked up by the Washington Football Team on Oct. 14.
An open letter to Ty Terry: Come back
On April 6, Stanford men’s basketball freshman-phenom guard Tyrell Terry announced via his Instagram that he would forego his college eligibility and declare for the NBA Draft. Terry, who arrived at Stanford from DeLaSalle High School in Minneapolis, Minn., started 31 of the Cardinal’s 32 games. He averaged 14.6 points per game while maintaining a 89.1% success rate from the charity stripe and shooting 40.8% from beyond the arc.
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