Sports

SPO.010616.playbreakdown

Instant Replay: The outside zone, Stanford’s bread and butter 2.0

Winston Shi
  •  
Jan. 6, 2016
AndrewMatherheadshot

Mather: 2016 might be football’s year

Andrew Mather
  •  
Jan. 6, 2016
Senior running back Barry Sanders (center) has been granted a release to pursue transfer opportunities to institutions outside of the Pac-12. In three seasons at Stanford, he rushed for 664 yards and 5 touchdowns. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Barry Sanders granted release to pursue transfer options

Do-Hyoung Park
  •  
Jan. 5, 2016
Stanford junior Jordan Morris (left) has announced that he will forgo his senior season to pursue a professional career. He will train with German club Werder Bremen before likely joining training camp with the U.S. Men's National Team. Morris is also expected to sign with the Seattle Sounders, who had offered him a Homegrown Player contract last year, the most lucrative Homegrown contract in MLS history. (TONY QUINN)

Men’s soccer star Jordan Morris announces he will forgo senior season, pursue professional career

Alexa Philippou
  •  
Jan. 5, 2016
(RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Women’s basketball seeks to revitalize offense to secure win over Utah

Lorenzo Rosas
  •  
Jan. 5, 2016
Stanford senior forward Roscoe Allen (above center)

What you’ve missed in men’s basketball

The Daily Sports Staff
  •  
Jan. 5, 2016
Iowa's ferocious front seven didn't have an answer for the physicality of Stanford's offensive line, the Tunnel Workers' Union, which has become accustomed to being underestimated and letting its play do the talking. Next season, even with Josh Garnett and Kyle Murphy leaving, they're confident that they can carry the legacy on. (SAM GIRIN/The Stanford Daily)

After emphatic performance against Iowa, Tunnel Workers’ Union set to reload without Garnett, Murphy

Do-Hyoung Park
  •  
Jan. 5, 2016
Sophomore running back Christian McCaffrey (center) became the first player in Rose Bowl history to go over both 100 rushing and receiving yards with his 172 rushing and 105 receiving yards against the Hawkeyes. It was his third time accomplishing that feat this season. (RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

By the numbers: Stanford vs. Iowa

Alexa Philippou
  •  
Jan. 5, 2016
In the Colts' season-ending victory over the Titans, tight end Coby Fleener (left) ’12 notched a 57-yard touchdown as he led the team with a 7-catch, 88-yard performance. Unfortunately for Fleener, Andrew Luck, Henry Anderson and David Parry, the Colts will not play in the playoffs after the Texans clinched the AFC South. (LUIS AGUILAR / The Stanford Daily)

Stanford in the NFL: Nine alumni set to appear in playoffs

Olivia Hummer
  •  
Jan. 5, 2016
Sports
Vihan_webweb

Lakshman: Remember this season for its stellar leadership

Vihan Lakshman
  •  
Jan. 5, 2016
Junior tight end Austin Hooper (above) has decided to forgo his two remaining years of eligibility at Stanford and will enter the 2016 NFL Draft. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Austin Hooper will enter 2016 NFL Draft, forgo senior season

Do-Hyoung Park
  •  
Jan. 4, 2016
Sports
Michael Peterson

Peterson: Looking to gain national respect, Stanford poised for title run next two years

Michael Peterson
  •  
Jan. 4, 2016
Christian McCaffrey (above) broke the record for all-purpose yards in a Rose Bowl game and completed a 2,000+ rush yard season in Stanford's domination of Iowa in the 102nd Rose Bowl Game. (RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

The Rose Bowl

Sam Girvin
  •  
Jan. 3, 2016
Sophomore running back Christian McCaffrey (center) ran roughshod through the Iowa defense and set a Rose Bowl record in all-purpose yardage as he also became the Rose Bowl's first player to collect 100 rushing and 100 receiving yards in one game. He was named offensive MVP as Stanford cruised to a 45-16 win. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford annihilates Iowa in 102nd Rose Bowl with historic effort from McCaffrey

Do-Hyoung Park
  •  
Jan. 1, 2016
Sports
Christian McCaffrey (above) broke the record for all-purpose yards in a Rose Bowl game and completed a 2,000+ rush yard season in Stanford's domination of Iowa in the 102nd Rose Bowl Game. (RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Instant recap: No. 6 Stanford blows out No. 5 Iowa to capture 2nd Rose Bowl title in 4 years

Sandip Srinivas
  •  
Jan. 1, 2016
Stanford's seniors will leave The Farm having been part of three Rose Bowl Games, and, with a win on Friday in the 102nd chapter of The Granddaddy of Them All, could also boast two Rose Bowl victories. (JIM SHORIN/stanfordphoto.com)

Seniors seek storybook ending in 102nd Rose Bowl Game

Do-Hyoung Park
  •  
Jan. 1, 2016
Fifth-year senior Kevin Hogan will start at quarterback for the 46th and final time for the Stanford Cardinal when he leads the offense against Iowa in the 102nd Rose Bowl Game. (JOHN TODD/isiphotos.com)

Only one chapter of Hogan’s legacy remains as an era draws to a close

Do-Hyoung Park
  •  
Jan. 1, 2016
Cornerbacks Ronnie Harris (left) and Alijah Holder (right) will both return to the field for the first time since the Oregon game. Harris suffered a sprained ankle, while Holder had an undisclosed injury. (KAREN AMBROSE HICKEY/stanfordphoto.com)

Cornerbacks Holder, Harris to return to field together for first time since Oregon

Alexa Philippou
  •  
Jan. 1, 2016
Kevin Hogan (right) will finish his career as the winningest active quarterback in the FBS, but he could also lead his team to its second Rose Bowl victory in four years with a win on Friday. (CASEY VALENTINE//isiphotos.com)

What’s at stake: 102nd Rose Bowl Game

Vihan Lakshman
  •  
Jan. 1, 2016
For the first time in school history, Stanford will take on Iowa in the 102nd Rose Bowl this Friday at 2 p.m. in Pasadena, California. This game marks Stanford's third Rose Bowl appearance in four years. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Predictions: 102nd Rose Bowl Game

The Daily Sports Staff
  •  
Dec. 31, 2015
The Stanford Daily

Login or create an account