Taylor: Patience is key to sporting success
Will they never learn? Sunday saw the retirement of perhaps the greatest-ever soccer manager, Sir Alex Ferguson. It is impossible not to respect the phenomenal… Continue Reading »
Johnny Dawkins
Dawkins or Enfield?
So if USC could pull a (quickly) rising star like Enfield, could Stanford have gotten him, or someone like him, if we tried?
Dawkins given one more chance
After a disappointing season, Stanford men’s basketball head coach Johnny Dawkins will be back next year, but athletics director Bernard Muir stressed his high expectations for the season to come: an NCAA berth.
Fisher: Is this the end of the road for Dawkins?
With Stanford men’s basketball’s loss to Arizona State Wednesday, there’s only one question left to ask before fully turning attention to baseball—or football for that matter. Is this the last straw for Johnny Dawkins?
Stanford loses overtime heartbreaker to Arizona State at Pac-12 Tournament
Stanford men’s basketball team has known for several weeks that the only path to the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance since 2008 was winning four games in four days to earn an automatic berth at the Pac-12 Tournament. The Cardinal didn’t get past Day One, losing a thrilling overtime game against Arizona State 89-88 on Wednesday afternoon at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
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Pac-12 Tournament: Stanford loses thriller to Arizona State in overtime, 89-88
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Do or die for men’s basketball at Pac-12 Tournament
Stanford men’s basketball started the season by winning four games in a row, and it will have to repeat that win streak again in order to keep the season alive. The Cardinal travels to Las Vegas this week for the Pac-12 Tournament, where it will face Arizona State in the first round on Wednesday. To bring home the title and receive the automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament, Stanford needs to win four games in four days, with the championship game scheduled for Saturday night.
Archrivals brawl as Stanford stuns Cal at Haas
There are some games where records just don’t matter. Tournament seeding, March Madness implications, momentum swings—you name it, but none of it matters. These are rivalry games, and when the Stanford Cardinal rolls into Berkeley to take on the California Golden Bears, all bets are off.