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A near-perfect header from sophomore Amir Bashti nearly tied the game, but it was saved by the SDSU goalkeeper. Stanford was later able to tie the match but could not end the stalemate. (LARRY GE/The Stanford Daily)

Men’s soccer ties San Diego State to remain unbeaten in conference play

Julia Massaro
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Oct. 21, 2016
With junior running back Christian McCaffrey likely sidelined for Saturday's matchup with Colorado, sophomore running back Bryce Love will once again claim the spotlight. Stanford will need to step up offensively to combat the Buffaloes' commanding defense. (DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Football predictions: Stanford vs. Colorado

The Daily Sports Staff
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Oct. 21, 2016
Junior goalie Oliver Lewis has been strong in the cage this season, averaging 10.6 saves per match. Stanford will rely on its defense as it tries to extend its winning streak to six consecutive games this weekend. (BILL DALLY/isiphotos.com)

Men’s water polo heads south to take on UCSB and Pepperdine

Laura Sussman
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Oct. 21, 2016
Junior Sarah Helgeson currently ranks second on the Stanford squad with four goals on the season. Stanford will need its offense to step up in the wake of a streak-snapping 1-0 loss to Pacific last week. (NATHAN STAFFA/The Stanford Daily)

Field hockey set to close regular season against UC Davis, Cal

Taylor Duarte
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Oct. 21, 2016
Sophomore Jordan DiBiasi scored one of two of Stanford's second-half goals in its 2-0 shutout over Colorado. The midfielder currently leads the team with seven goals on the season. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Women’s soccer beats Colorado, stays at head of Pac-12

Sydney Shaw
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Oct. 20, 2016
Junior defensive end Solomon Thomas recorded a career-high 12 tackles against Notre Dame last Saturday, as the Cardinal held the Irish to just 10 points. This weekend, the Stanford defense will have to stop Colorado's multifacted attack. (KAREN AMBROSE HICKEY/isiphotos.com)

Stanford football tries to gain momentum against surging Colorado

Samuel Curry
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Oct. 20, 2016
Defensive specialist Morgan Hentz is leading the Stanford team in digs. Hentz will have to continue her stellar performance in order to help the team defeat ranked opponents UCLA and USC. (AL CHANG/isiphotos.com)

Women’s volleyball heads south to take on UCLA, USC

Laura Sussman
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Oct. 19, 2016
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Rosas: The magical team of this MLB playoffs doesn’t come from Chicago

Lorenzo Rosas
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Oct. 19, 2016
Sophomore midfielder Amir Bashti chases a ball to start an important action in the midfield. Bashti will be an essential piece as the Cardinal takes on San Diego State on Thursday. (JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Men’s soccer looks to keep perfect conference record alive against San Diego State

Julia Massaro
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Oct. 19, 2016
Against a Colorado offense on the tear, the Cardinal will need more production from their offense that has staggered against formidable defenses in the past three weeks. With the return of Francis Owusu, Stanford must show more creativity in the pass game in order to take down this strong Buffs squad. (DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Behind enemy lines: Stanford vs. Colorado

Vihan Lakshman
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Oct. 19, 2016
Sophomore starting cornerback Quenton Meeks returned to the Cardinal secondary in South Bend this past weekend, and the defensive improvements showed immediately. Against a better offense in Colorado, what will Meeks and his defense need to do to halt the steamrolling Buffs? (DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Football roundtable: Is Colorado’s offense too powerful to catch up to for the Cardinal?

Kit Ramgopal
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Oct. 19, 2016
Junior Andi Sullivan leads the Stanford midfield along with teammates Megan Turner and Jordan DiBiasi, trying to extend their winning streak at home. The experienced but young Cardinal team has excelled so far on the season and look to continue conference success against the Colorado Buffs. (LYNDSAY RADNEDGE/isiphotos.com)

Momentous Buffs to meet women’s soccer on Farm

Laura Sussman
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Oct. 19, 2016
Stanford alumnus Coby Fleener scored two touchdowns for the New Orleans Saints, one on the ground and one on a 50-yard reception, highlighting a strong group of Stanford alumni making gains over the air in NFL Week 6 action. (JIM SHORIN/isiphotos.com)

Stanford in the NFL: Big performances, big controversies

Lorenzo Rosas
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Oct. 17, 2016
Freshman goalkeeper Kelsey Bing made key saves to keep the score even at 0-0 going into halftime. Unfortunately, the Pacific offense proved too strong in the second half, delivering Stanford a 1-0 loss. (LINDSAY RADNEDGE/isiphotos.com)

Field hockey falls 1-0 to Pacific in rematch

Laura Anderson
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Oct. 17, 2016
Fifth-year senior kicker Conrad Ukropina was the hero of last year's matchup against Notre Dame, but missed an opening drive field goal opportunity on Saturday by bouncing the football off the top of the upright. (DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Spelfogel: Keeping the petals on Stanford’s Rose Bowl hopes

Michael Spelfogel
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Oct. 17, 2016
Junior midfielder Sam Werner scored the first goal in Stanford's 3-0 win against No.17 UCLA. This is the Cardinal's fifth consecutive Pac-12 victory this season. (HECTOR GARCIA-MOLINA/stanfordphoto.com)

Men’s soccer shuts out Bruins to continue win streak

Kit Ramgopal
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Oct. 17, 2016
Bryce Love had big shoes to fill on Saturday in light of Christian McCaffrey's injury, but the sophomore running back delivered. Love accumulated 129 yards, including the major push for Stanford's touchdown drive and a two-point conversion. (DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Stanford football rallies to edge Notre Dame on road

Olivia Hummer
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Oct. 17, 2016
Stanford runners Grant Fisher and Sean McGorty returned to competition after sitting out during the Stanford Invitational, ending their races in fourth and sixth place overall within a three-second margin of each other. This victory helped fortify a second-place overall finish for Cardinal men's cross country on Friday. JOHN TODD/isiphotos.com)

Cross country exceeds expectations in national invitationals

Kit Ramgopal
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Oct. 17, 2016
Senior Inky Ajanaku displayed leadership on the court against Arizona Saturday night, hitting .750 and leading the team with six blocks. Ajanaku's domination of the net added to the Cardinal's statistical superiority over the Sun Devils during the game, including a season high .422 as a team. (KAREN AMBROSE HICKEY/Stanford Athletics)

Women’s volleyball splits series with Arizona schools

Olivia Hummer
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Oct. 16, 2016
With two seconds left on the clock, sophomore Averie Collins saved the game for Stanford women's soccer with a dramatic shot through pouring rain into the lower left corner. This was Collins's fourth goal this season, eclipsing her total of three from 2015. (HECTOR GARCIA-MOLINA/Stanford Athletics)

Women’s soccer defeats Oregon State on last-second goal

Laura Sussman
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Oct. 16, 2016
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