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Reliving a Big Game streak nine years in the making

Natalie Hilderbrand
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Nov. 23, 2019
Senior Ryan Burns (left) was confirmed as starting quarterback with the release of the 2016 depth chart. Junior Keller Chryst and freshman K.J. Costello will be available as his backups. (ROGER CHEN/The Stanford Daily)

2016 Stanford football depth chart released

Vihan Lakshman
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Aug. 30, 2016
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Saturdays to Sundays: Cardinal standouts seek spots on NFL teams

The Daily Sports Staff
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April 29, 2016
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Lakshman: Top 10 Stanford football games of the past four years, Part I

Vihan Lakshman
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April 26, 2016
Despite only having 7 receptions for 82 yards on the season, fifth-year senior wide receiver Rollins Stallworth (above) was a strong team leader and a key blocker this year for the Cardinal. The walk-on was put on scholarship this season after working his way up the ranks. (DAVID BERNAL/stanfordphoto.com)

Roundtable: Who are football’s unsung heroes of the season?

Do-Hyoung Park
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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
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Jan. 5, 2016
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Park: Hail, Stanford, hail

Do-Hyoung Park
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Dec. 31, 2015
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Peterson: Stanford football, you made this college student’s decision the right one

Michael Peterson
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Dec. 30, 2015
Stanford celebrates on the field after senior kicker Conrad Ukropina's kick from 45 yards perfectly split the uprights, giving Stanford a thrilling 38-36 win over Notre Dame in a back-and-forth duel that featured career nights from Kevin Hogan and Devon Cajuste in their home finale. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Hogan, Cajuste have tremendous Senior Night as Stanford stuns Notre Dame in thriller

Do-Hyoung Park
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Nov. 29, 2015
Fifth-year senior Ronnie Harris (left) will likely miss his second straight game with an injury on Saturday, while the team will wait to evaluate sophomore Alijah Holder (right) on Friday to see if he's good to go. In the starting duo's absence, Stanford gave up a season-high 397 passing yards last Saturday to Cal. (KAREN AMBROSE HICKEY/stanfordphoto.com)

Harris doubtful, Holder questionable for Notre Dame; Marx sidelined for season with leg injury

Do-Hyoung Park
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Nov. 26, 2015
The Cardinal's 35-22 win in the 118th Big Game on Saturday meant that Stanford football's class of 2016 (above) will become the 13th senior class in program history to graduate never having lost to Cal. The win marked Stanford's sixth straight in the series. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford clinches Pac-12 North with 35-22 win in 118th Big Game

Do-Hyoung Park
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Nov. 22, 2015
STANFORD, CA - November 6, 2010: Stefan Taylor runs for yardage during a 42-17 Stanford win over the University of Arizona, in Stanford, California.

Last three meetings: Stanford vs. California

Michael Woo
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Nov. 18, 2015
Fifth-year senior outside linebacker Kevin Anderson (right) will make his third start since returning from injury. Anderson looks to bolster a pass rush that is 11th in the Pac-12 with 17 sacks on the season. (TRI NGUYEN/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford refuses to overlook Oregon with Pac-12 North on the line

Do-Hyoung Park
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Nov. 13, 2015
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
Freshman nickelback Quenton Meeks (center) celebrates after his second interception of the night against Washington State, which set Stanford up with great field position to eventually take a 30-28 lead on a 19-yard Conrad Ukropina field goal. He also set up a Stanford touchdown drive in the third quarter with his first pick. On this interception, Meeks identified that Washington State quarterback Luke Falk was going to throw a screen pass and jumped the route for an easy takeaway. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Stanford escapes in Pullman thriller, stays alive in playoff race

Do-Hyoung Park
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Nov. 2, 2015
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In the Cardinal's 2013 matchup against Washington, Ty Montgomery '15 (above) had a 99-yard return on the opening-kickoff, along with a 39-yard touchdown before the end of the half. The Cardinal went on to win in a 31-28 nail-biter. (TRI NGUYEN/The Stanford Daily)

Last three meetings: Stanford vs. Washington

Michael Woo
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Oct. 22, 2015
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Park: Cherish every moment of Stanford’s success; don’t ever take it for granted

Do-Hyoung Park
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Oct. 19, 2015
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Lakshman: Stanford football midseason awards

Vihan Lakshman
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Oct. 7, 2015
After a rocky start to the 2015 campaign, Kevin Hogan (middle) led the Cardinal to the No. 3 spot in the final AP poll. (KEVIN HSU/The Stanford Daily)

Roundtable: What has changed for Hogan?

Do-Hyoung Park
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Oct. 7, 2015
Sophomore running back Christian McCaffrey (center) scored the first rushing touchdown of his career as part of a 156-yard rushing performance against Arizona, his third consecutive game of over 100 yards rushing. Remound Wright added three touchdowns and Barry Sanders also found the end zone as Stanford rolled, 55-17. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Cardinal dismantle Arizona behind another stellar offensive performance

Do-Hyoung Park
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Oct. 5, 2015
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