Bittersweet Senior Night for Gabriel Harris
Stanford basketball’s 2013 senior night turned into senior guard Gabriel Harris’s night. The Birmingham, Ala. product scored a career-high 14 points to help Stanford (17-3,… Continue Reading »
Stanford basketball’s 2013 senior night turned into senior guard Gabriel Harris’s night. The Birmingham, Ala. product scored a career-high 14 points to help Stanford (17-3,… Continue Reading »
As the Stanford men’s basketball team prepares for its last two games in Maples Pavilion this year, it finds itself in the all-too-familiar position of playing for little more than pride and a meager chance at a magical run.
Coming off a big win over conference rival California, the Stanford men’s basketball team (11-8, 2-4 Pac-12) wanted to prove to the entire Pac-12 that they are a force to be reckoned with. A win against Colorado (13-6, 3-4 Pac-12), which came within a controversial buzzer-beating three-pointer of upsetting No. 6 Arizona, would have done just that. Shooting 31% from the floor, being outrebounded 48-30 and losing 75-54 was certainly not the way to get it done.
Fresh off a big win over Colorado State at Maples Pavilion earlier this week, the Stanford men’s basketball team is back on the hardwood tonight, heading just up the road to take on UC-Davis in a non-league game.
The Cardinal (3-0) advanced to the semifinals of the NIT Season Tip-Off on Tuesday night, beating Colorado State 64-52 in Maples Pavilion.
Despite one of its sloppiest performances of the season, the Stanford men’s basketball team ended its home season with a 77-66 win over Seattle University Tuesday night at Maples Pavilion.
The Cardinal began its season in strong defensive fashion on Monday night, stifling the Toreros en route to a sloppy 64-48 win at Maples Pavilion.