Columnists Peat continues ascendance at left tackle as first spring session concludes
The wide receiving corps and sophomore left tackle Andrus Peat starred again as Stanford football finished off its first session of spring practice with a scrimmage-style open practice Saturday afternoon.
Read This ArticleFisher: Falling for David Shaw
I have had a very funny feeling starting to take over the last few months. It’s grown stronger and stronger, but I couldn’t quite …
Read This ArticlePeace and a pigskin: chicken soup for the sporting soul
This week I’m going to try something different. This column isn’t coming to you from a one-room double in Lantana or the Terman Engineering Library in Huang, but from the Main Quad, empty on a Tuesday morning save for the chirps of birds and the laughs of tourists. (One just gave me a thumbs up!)
Read This ArticleCrower top candidate for backup quarterback
In Stanford football’s first session back on the field since Saturday’s open practice, junior quarterback Evan Crower continued to take advantage of his extra reps caused by fifth-year senior Josh Nunes’ injury.
Read This ArticlePeat, Sanders impress in open practice
The defense “won the day,” but the offense, led by a touchdown run from sophomore running back Barry Sanders, had its moments as Stanford …
Read This ArticleSweet Start to Spring Practice
Fresh off a 2013 Rose Bowl victory, Stanford football is back in action, beginning the first of its two spring practice sessions. For head coach David Shaw, this day could not come soon enough.
Read This ArticleMorgan Turner named new tight ends coach
Turner has worked within the Cardinal program for the past three seasons and has been on the coaching staff for two. In 2011 and 2012, Turner served as an offensive assistant after working as a strength and conditioning intern in 2010.
Read This ArticleKurt Svoboda hired as new Media Relations head
Stanford announced the hiring of Kurt Svoboda as the new Senior Assistant Athletics Director of Media Relations & Communications on Tuesday, ending a six-month vacancy at the position that had been filled in the interim by Assistant Athletics Director of Football Administration Mike Eubanks.
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