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Michael Humphrey

Men's Basketball
While sophomore forward Michael Humphrey may have delivered the highlight-reel play, Stanford's senior center Grant Verhoeven (above) set his second career high with 13 points. (SANTOSH MURUGAN/The Stanford Daily)

Men’s basketball breaks skid, upsets No. 11 Oregon

Andrew Mather
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Feb. 16, 2016
Marcus Sheffield 14

Oregon State threatens to hand men’s basketball fourth consecutive loss

Sandip Srinivas
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Feb. 11, 2016
(RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Men’s basketball falls to Cal, splitting Big Game rivalry

Andrew Mather
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Feb. 7, 2016
Former Stanford forward Rosco Allen led the Cardinal in scoring this past season at 15.6 points per game before declaring for the NBA draft in April. (RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Game-winning shot by Rosco Allen secures win for Stanford over ASU

Sandip Srinivas
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Jan. 25, 2016
Michael Humphrey 10. Photo by Rahim Ullah

Looking for upset, men’s basketball hosts No. 12 Arizona

Irving Rodriguez
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Jan. 20, 2016
Rosco Allen 25

Men’s basketball hosts California in latest Pac-12 showdown

Sandip Srinivas
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Jan. 14, 2016
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Mather: Men’s basketball has a high ceiling

Andrew Mather
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Jan. 12, 2016
Forward Michael Humphrey (left) notched 18 points on 7-13 shooting, along with 5 rebounds in Monday's loss to the Ducks. It was the sophomore's third-highest point total of his career (RAHIM ULLAH/ The Stanford Daily).

Men’s basketball handled by Oregon in 71-58 loss

Andrew Mather
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Jan. 11, 2016
Stanford senior forward Roscoe Allen (above center)

What you’ve missed in men’s basketball

The Daily Sports Staff
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Jan. 5, 2016
(RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Men’s basketball bounces back with comfortable win over Sacramento State

Yousef Hindy
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Dec. 21, 2015
Despite a career day from Dorian Pickens (right) and a late comeback, Stanford fell to Texas off a last-minute layup from Texas' (RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Men’s basketball gets edged by Texas in thriller

Andrew Mather
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Dec. 20, 2015
Junior guard Marcus Allen (above) scores a game-high 17 points to lead the Cardinal to a ___ victory over DePaul, its third straightwin. (RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Men’s basketball downs DePaul in third straight victory

Andrew Mather
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Dec. 16, 2015
Rosco Allen (right) led the Cardinal with 17 points in its 56-40 win over Dartmouth, a rematch of the 1942 national championship game that Stanford won. (BILL DALLY/stanfordphoto.com)

Men’s basketball tops Dartmouth in return to Maples

Andrew Mather
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Dec. 13, 2015
Rosco Allen (right) led the Cardinal with 17 points in its 56-40 win over Dartmouth, a rematch of the 1942 national championship game that Stanford won. (BILL DALLY/stanfordphoto.com)

Stanford men’s basketball completes incredible comeback win to end tournament

Irving Rodriguez
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Nov. 28, 2015
Amidst some uncertainty in the starting lineup and in who head coach Johnny Dawkins can play, due to several preseason injuries, sophomore post Reid Travis (center) has been a consistent contributor, averaging 14.8 points per game and shooting 65 percent from the field. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Men’s basketball to face Villanova in Thanksgiving matchup

Irving Rodriguez
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Nov. 26, 2015
Marcus Allen (15)

Men’s basketball falls short against SMU, St. Mary’s

Andrew Mather
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Nov. 24, 2015
Stanford, CA - November 13, 2015: Stanford Men's Basketball vs Wisconsin-Green Bay. Final score Stanford 93 Wisconsin 89.

Men’s basketball looks to stay undefeated against tough and tested SMU

Irving Rodriguez
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Nov. 19, 2015
Men's Basketball
Senior guard Christian Sanders (center) had a career-best game against Wisconsin-Green Bay, notching 23 points and 6 rebounds. Sanders, a shooting guard, played at the point guard position for the first time due to Robert Cartwright's season-ending injury (LAUREN DYER/The Stanford Daily).

Men’s basketball kicks off season with pair of wins

Andrew Mather
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Nov. 16, 2015
Junior forward Rosco Allen (right) will be counted on to play a number of different positions for the banged-up cardinal. Last season, Allen shot 36 per cent from three-point range, highlighting his versatility and potential to be a secondary scorer. (RAHIM ULLAH/The Stanford Daily)

Men’s basketball looks to make best out of tough hand

Andrew Mather
  •  
Nov. 13, 2015
Men's Basketball
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Mather: Men’s basketball needs to bring excitement back to Maples

Andrew Mather
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Nov. 11, 2015
The Stanford Daily

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