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Football
Sophomore guard Jake Hornibrook (above, left) and junior wide receiver Michael Wilson (above, right) will play key roles for the Cardinal in this unprecedented season. (Photo: BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Football set to kick off in Eugene

Daniel Martinez-Krams
  •  
Nov. 5, 2020
Football
Stanford's season opener at Oregon on Saturday will be a litmus test for the rest of the season. Senior quarterback Davis Mills (above) will play a major role in deciding the outcome of the contest. (Photo: ERIN CHANG/Stanford Athletics)

King’s Keys: Oregon opener

King Jemison
  •  
Nov. 3, 2020
Humor
Photo: BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com, Graphic: CYBELE ZHANG/The Stanford Daily

A Stanford Athletics Halloween

Cybele Zhang and Jeremy Rubin
  •  
Oct. 31, 2020
Football
The fate of the 2020 season rests largely in the hands of senior quarterback Davis Mills (above). The football season kicks off in just 16 days at Autzen Stadium. (Photo: AL CHANG/Stanford Athletics)

King’s Keys: Recipe for success

King Jemison
  •  
Oct. 29, 2020
Humor
Football coach David Shaw explaining to players how to catch anything — even COVID.(DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Coach Shaw unveils new training regime to help his players learn ‘how to catch things’

Benjamin Midler
  •  
Oct. 29, 2020
News
Senior outside linebacker Thunder Keck did not start playing football until high school. Despite his late start, however, he finished his junior campaign with three tackles and one forced fumble. (Photo: JIM SHORIN/isiphotos,com)

Keck, Jorgensen earn football scholarships

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Oct. 28, 2020
Health
CHARLIE CURNIN/The Stanford Daily

Athletes account for over half of Stanford’s student COVID-19 cases

Jodie Meng and Hannah Basali
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Oct. 27, 2020
Football
Houston Heimuli (34 above) is entering his senior season after recording three catches last year. As a junior he appeared in all 12 games and started three, despite most colleges using fullbacks less and less. (Photo: BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Fullback finale: Houston Heimuli’s Stanford journey

Sofia Scekic
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Oct. 18, 2020
Football
Stanford football anticipates returning to their on-campus facilities starting Wednesday, following workouts at Woodside High School. The team will prepare for their season opener on Nov. 6. (Photo: JOHN TODD/isiphotos.com)

Football resuming on-campus practice

Daniel Martinez-Krams
  •  
Oct. 13, 2020
Football
Despite the delayed start of both football camp and the Pac-12 season, head coach David Shaw has remained optimistic. "A little longer day for the coaches, but we couldn’t wait to be back on the field," he said following Friday's opening practice at Woodside High School. (Photo: BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Football opens training camp in San Mateo County

Jordan John Lee
  •  
Oct. 11, 2020
Football
Senior quarterback Davis Mills (above) hasn't had the easiest path to the starting job, but many of his coaches saw his potential despite injury and a crowded depth-chart. The Gerogia-native finally got his chance to shine last season, however, and broke the school record for single-game passing yards. (Photo: ERIN CHANG/Stanford Athletics)

One in a Millsion: Davis Mills prepares for unprecedented season ahead

Daniel Martinez-Krams and Jibriel Taha
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Oct. 9, 2020
Football
John Elway '83 (above, center) returned to Stanford Stadium in 2013 to see a 26-20 Cardinal victory over Oregon. Elway's biography, written by Jason Cole '84, is set to be released on Sept. 15. (Photo: DAVID BERNAL/isiphotos.com)

‘This is how the legend was created’: Alum’s book gives in-depth look at John Elway ’83

Sofia Scekic
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Sept. 14, 2020
Football
Walker Little (above, center) becomes the first Cardinal football player to opt out of a potential spring season. He is ranked as the fifth-best offensive tackle in the draft by ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. (Photo: KAREN AMBROSE HICKEY/isiphotos.com)

Walker Little opts out of potential football season

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Sept. 10, 2020
Sports
Just four hours after the university's announcement, athletic director Bernard Muir took to Zoom to explain Stanford's controversial decision. According to Muir, Stanford Athletics is already in a multimillion dollar deficit, which was doubled by the COVID-19 pandemic. (PHOTO: Mike Rasay/isiphotos.com)

Bernard Muir defends cancellations in press conference

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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July 8, 2020
Sports
Paulson Adebo (above) was one of 42 college football players named to the Lott IMPACT trophy watchlist. (Photo: JOHN TODD/isiphotos.com)

Cornerback Paulson Adebo named to Lott IMPACT Trophy watchlist

Shan Reddy
  •  
June 8, 2020
Sports
Stanford Stadium seen from the sky at dusk. The stadium is lit, with players on the field and spectators in the stands

COVID-19 outbreaks on Alabama, Oklahoma State football teams serve as warning for Pac-12

Cybele Zhang
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June 5, 2020
Sports
Zach Hoffpauir (above in 2014), who played a combined seven seasons for the Cardinal on both the football field and baseball diamond, passed away yesterday at just 26 years old. He returned to the Farm after a brief stint in minor league baseball and most recently was coaching and recruiting for Northern Colorado University football. (PHOTO: Don Feria/isiphotos.com)

2-sport athlete Zach Hoffpauir ’16 dies at 26

Cybele Zhang
  •  
May 15, 2020
Spring Sports
On May 3, 2012, Bob Bowlsby (above, left) announced his departure from athletic director at Stanford to assume the role of Big 12 Conference commissioner — a position that he still holds. Bowlsby led the Cardinal for four years and his impact is still felt on the football field; he was the one responsible for hiring current head coach David Shaw. Pictured, Bowlsby presents Tiger Woods (above, right) his Hall of Fame award in 2009. (PHOTO: Bob Drebin/isiphotos.com)

This week in Stanford sports history: May 1-7

Cybele Zhang
  •  
May 7, 2020
Humor
(Photo: BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Stanford Stadium cited as national model for social distancing

Daniel Martinez-Krams
  •  
May 5, 2020
Humor
Coach David Shaw seems to be the beneficiary of the president and provost's voluntary salary reductions. (Photo: BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

President and provost take pay cuts; savings to go to underpaid football coach

Benjamin Midler
  •  
April 9, 2020
The Stanford Daily

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