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Craig Jones

Junior defensive lineman Solomon Thomas set up the game-winning sack on a UNC two-point conversion attempt on Friday. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Football preview podcast: Talking Ryan Burns and the Stanford defense

Do-Hyoung Park
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Aug. 28, 2016
After a strong junior season, senior outside linebacker Peter Kalambayi (right), recently named one of Stanford's five captains, will return to the field in 2016 as one of Stanford's most experienced defenders. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Football preview: Linebackers

Alexa Philippou
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Aug. 28, 2016
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Blake Martinez: Defending the goal line, attacking the base

Do-Hyoung Park
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April 28, 2016
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Park: Hail, Stanford, hail

Do-Hyoung Park
  •  
Dec. 31, 2015
Sports
Michael Peterson

Peterson: Stanford football, you made this college student’s decision the right one

Michael Peterson
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Dec. 30, 2015
Junior tight end Austin Hooper (above) leads the Cardinal with 4 receiving touchdowns this season. Hooper’s season record also boasts 18 receptions and 277 receiving yards for an average of 39.6 yards per game. (DAVID BERNAL/isiphotos.com)

Wednesday roundtable: “You da real MVP”

Neel Ramachandran
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Oct. 28, 2015
Senior Johnny Caspers (right) has been named the Cardinal's starting right guard ahead of the team's first game against Northwestern. (STEPHEN BRASHEAR/isiphoto.com)

Stanford releases depth chart for season opener against Northwestern

Do-Hyoung Park
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Sept. 1, 2015
While senior center Graham Shuler (52) was not chosen as one of the Cardinal's six captains, he will still be a leader for the offensive line and seeks to leverage his extensive game experience, including two Rose Bowl appearances. (ROBIN ALAM/isiphotos.com)

Practice notes: Seniors step up as leaders, position depth grows and a trip to the movies

Vihan Lakshman
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Aug. 27, 2015
Fifth-year senior Jordan Williamson (above) went 18-for-22 on field goals last year and has shown remarkable consistency when healthy. But has he gotten the credit he deserves? (GRANT SHORIN/StanfordPhoto.com)

Football preview: As special teams dominate, Williamson continues to tune out critics

Joseph Beyda
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Aug. 25, 2014
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