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Photo gallery: Stanford (almost) upsets University of Washington

Cayden Gu and Imogen Lee
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Nov. 9, 2023
Safety Malik Antoine (center) recorded two interceptions to lead the high-flying Stanford defense past USC in a 17-3 rout. (DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Defense stifles Trojans in 17-3 Stanford victory

Neel Ramachandran
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Sept. 9, 2018
Senior wideout JJ Arcega-Whiteside making a leaping touchdown catch in the Alamo Bowl last season. Arcega-Whiteside was the star of Friday night's opener, tallying 223 receiving yards and 3 touchdowns. (JIM SHORIN/stanfordphoto.com)

Arcega-Whiteside, Stanford race past SDSU in season opener

Neel Ramachandran
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Sept. 1, 2018
After missing spring practices due to an injury, quarterback K.J. Costello is back on the Farm for summer practices. (JOHN P. LOZANO/isiphotos.com)

Stanford football: A summer preview

Eric Epstein
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July 2, 2018
Senior quarterback Keller Chryst (middle) is transferring to Tennessee after starting 13 total games played in the past two seasons.(JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Chryst transferring to Tennessee

King Jemison
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March 2, 2018
Sophomore quarterback KJ Costello will not participate in spring football after suffering a hip injury. Costello helped lead the team to the Pac-12 Championship game and the program's first appearance in the Alamo Bowl.(DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Costello’s hip injury to force him out of spring football

Jose Saldana
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Feb. 15, 2018
Stanford head coach David Shaw helped secure 14 signatures for the 2018 recruiting class. The class is ranked 39th in the country and has five four-star recruits.(JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Football roundtable: Evaluating #CardClass18, the state of the Stanford defense

King Jemison
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Feb. 9, 2018
Stanford head coach David Shaw addressed the media on Wednesday to discuss the team's status after National Signing Day passed.(RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Football press conference: National Signing Day

King Jemison
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Feb. 8, 2018
Philadelphia Eagles tight end and Stanford alumnus Zach Ertz (top) dives into the end zone for the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl LII. (Courtesy of Elizabeth Flores/Minneapolis Star Tribune/TNS)

Stanford in the NFL: Ertz catches go-ahead touchdown in Super Bowl LII

Jose Saldana
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Feb. 5, 2018
Stanford is tied for the most of any college to have four players representing the Cardinal in the Super Bowl. Three Stanford alumni, Cameron Fleming, Johnson Bademosi and Jordan Richards, play for the Patriots and will be competing for the team’s sixth super bowl championship. (Grant Shorin/isiphoto)

Stanford in the NFL: Super Bowl preview

Jose Saldana
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Feb. 1, 2018
Senior quarterback Keller Chryst (above) announced on Twitter that he will transfer to an unspecified school for his final year of eligibility. Chryst threw for 1,926 yards and 19 touchdowns over the course of his Stanford career. (SYLER PERALTA-RAMOS/The Stanford Daily)

Keller Chryst to transfer for final year of eligibility

Jose Saldana
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Jan. 22, 2018
Junior running back Bryce Love (20) dominated the 2017 season. He broke Stanford's single-season and single-game rushing records, broke numerous FBS records, won the Doak Walker award and was the runner-up to the Heisman. All that is coming back in 2018.(JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Bryce Love to return to Stanford for final year of eligibility

Jose Saldana
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Jan. 16, 2018
Forgoing their senior year of eligibility, juniors Justin Reid and Quentin Meeks declared for the 2018 NFL draft. Both are projected to be drafted in the second through fourth rounds of the draft. (RAHIM ULLAH/ The Stanford Daily)

Meeks, Reid declare for 2018 NFL Draft, forgo senior year

Jose Saldana
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Jan. 11, 2018
Senior running back Bryce Love (#20) has brought about extra fame to the Cardinal squad as a Heismann Tropy nominee. Love rushed for 2,118 yards and scored 19 touchdowns last year. (DAVID BERNAL/isiphotos.com)

Football gives up early lead, drops Alamo Bowl to TCU

King Jemison
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Jan. 4, 2018
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Instant recap: Football can’t stop TCU’s comeback in Alamo Bowl defeat

Jose Saldana
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Dec. 28, 2017
Bryce Love (above) declared himself to be 100 percent healthy ahead of Thursday's Alamo Bowl. The Cardinal will need him to be at the top of his game to take on the stout TCU defense. BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com

Predictions: Alamo Bowl

The Daily Sports Staff
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Dec. 28, 2017
TCU defensive end Mat Boesen (9) is the leader of the best Big 12 defense with 11.5 sacks. His play will be crucial against the tough Cardinal offensive line.(Paul Moseley/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/TNS)

Remember the Alamo Bowl: TCU defense

King Jemison
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Dec. 28, 2017
TCU quarterback Kenny Hill (7) transferred from Texas A&M, and he has been efficient for a solid TCU offense. He passed for 21 touchdowns and only six interceptions on 67 percent passing this season.(Max Faulkner/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/TNS)

Remember the Alamo Bowl: TCU offense

Samuel Curry
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Dec. 27, 2017
Since 2000, TCU head coach Gary Patterson has led the Horned Frogs to a 159-57 record, including a Rose Bowl victory and a Big 12 Championship. (Rodger Mallison/Fort Worth Star-Telegram/TNS)

Remember the Alamo Bowl: TCU overview

Alex Bhatt
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Dec. 27, 2017
Junior running back Bryce Love (center) came in second in the Heisman vote to Oklahoma's Baker Mayfield (right) and ahead of last year's Heisman winner, Louisville's Lamar Jackson (left).(DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Love finishes second in Heisman voting to Mayfield

Samuel Curry
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Dec. 9, 2017
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