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Senior quarterback K.J. Costello (above) threw 157 yards and one touchdown before being escorted off the field with an injury in second quarter of Saturday's season opener. Despite losing the veteran for the remainder of the game, the No. 25 Cardinal prevailed 17-7 against Northwestern. (JOHN P. LOZANO/isiphotos.com)

Stanford football outlasts Northwestern, but loses key players to injury

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Aug. 31, 2019
Sports
Running back Cameron Scarlett (above) is expected to be a key contributor in Saturday's season opener against Northwestern. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Football round table: Taming the Wildcats

King Jemison, Daniel Martinez-Krams and Gregory Block
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Aug. 31, 2019
Football
Stanford's 125th season of football will start with Big Ten West champion Northwestern. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Football hosts Northwestern in season opener

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Aug. 29, 2019
Football
The ability of quarterback KJ Costello (left) and running back Cameron Scarlett (right) to put early offensive pressure on Northwestern will be paramount to Stanford's success. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

King’s Keys: The Nerd Bowl

King Jemison
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Aug. 29, 2019
Football
Quarterback and captain K.J. Costello (above) will lead the Cardinal offense for the final time in his senior year. This year's team will need to incorporate new members to fill holes left by last year's draft class. (DAVID ELKINSON/isiphotos.com)

Football begins preparations for its 125th season with fall camp

Daniel Martinez-Krams
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Aug. 10, 2019
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Phillips ruled out for USC with knee injury

Vihan Lakshman
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Sept. 16, 2016
Stanford football received its highest ranking in the AP top-25 poll since 1940, when the AP announced its final rankings on Monday: The Cardinal would come in at No. 3 behind Alabama and Clemson, respectively. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Football ranked third in final AP Poll, highest final ranking since 1940

Alexa Philippou
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Jan. 12, 2016
In the first game of his collegiate career in front of his hometown Colorado crowd, sophomore Christian McCaffrey (above) had 220 all-purpose yards to complement a shocking passing touchdown in the fourth quarter as No. 9 Stanford cruised past Colorado, 42-10. (DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Stanford tames Buffaloes behind McCaffrey’s triumphant homecoming

Do-Hyoung Park
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Nov. 9, 2015
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Mather: Has the Pac-12 fallen?

Andrew Mather
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Oct. 21, 2015
Fifth-year senior cornerback Ronnie Harris (right) will play a critical role in Thursday’s game against UCLA as Bruin receiver Jordan Payton is coming off two of his best games of the season. (KAREN AMBROSE HICKEY/stanfordphoto.com)

Wednesday roundtable: What do the Cardinal have to do to limit Rosen?

Sanjay Srinivas
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Oct. 14, 2015
Sports
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Park: New David Shaw is bringing the fun back to Stanford football

Do-Hyoung Park
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Oct. 5, 2015
Barry Sanders (center) scored 2 touchdowns and rushed for 97 yards in the Cardinal's 42-24 win over Oregon State. Led by sophomore Christian McCaffrey (206 yards on 30 carries), the Cardinal dominated on the ground, posting 325 rushing yards and 4 touchdowns. (JEREMY TOMPKINS MELAMED/The Daily Barometer)

By the numbers: Stanford vs. Oregon State

Sandip Srinivas
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Sept. 28, 2015
After coming to Stanford as a preferred walk-on, fifth-year senior Rollins Stallworth (above) has developed into an integral part of the Cardinal offense. (JIM SHORIN/stanfordphoto.com)

Four years in, Rollins Stallworth finally realizes starting dream

Do-Hyoung Park
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Sept. 24, 2015
Sports
Michael Peterson

Peterson: OSU could be perfect trap game for Cardinal

Michael Peterson
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Sept. 23, 2015
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Hogan outduels Kessler, Stanford powers past No. 6 USC

Do-Hyoung Park
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Sept. 21, 2015
Sports
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Park: Cardinal is king in California

Do-Hyoung Park
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Sept. 21, 2015
The announcement that Nate Lohn will miss the USC game due to injury means that fifth-year senior Brennan Scarlett, senior Aziz Shittu (center) and sophomore Solomon Thomas will likely be tasked with playing almost the full 60 minutes against USC's up-tempo offense on Saturday. (BOB DREBIN/stanfordphoto.com)

Stanford looks to play its best football to beat rival No. 6 USC

Do-Hyoung Park
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Sept. 18, 2015
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Roundtable: Is Stanford’s play-calling its biggest issue?

Andrew Mather
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Sept. 17, 2015
Kevin Anderson (48) notched 8 total tackles in Saturday's loss to Northwestern. Stanford's lack of depth in defensive linemen may cause Anderson, a linebacker, to help the team out at the line. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Football roundtable: Tell it to me straight, Doc: How do we assess Cardinal after loss to NU?

Andrew Mather
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Sept. 9, 2015
Michael Peterson

Peterson: David Shaw faces immense coaching test over the next two weeks

Michael Peterson
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Sept. 9, 2015
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