Shi: NBA or college ball?
Everybody likes to complain about the NBA, I have heard the same argument over and over for why college basketball is superior. The sad part, though, is that all the criticism is true.
NCAA
Beyond Title IX
Julie Foudy ’93 was just one year old when the groundbreaking Title IX equality law, passed in the summer of 1972, kick-started a revolution in women’s college sports by enforcing a balance between the funding of men’s and women’s programs. Looking back from the clarity of our position 40 years later, the impact of Title IX is obvious and striking. Over the past two weeks, The Daily has told the story of Title IX and women’s sports at Stanford, from the program’s history to the experiences of both players and coaches. But what is next?
Women’s gymnastics aiming to qualify for NCAA Championships
The women’s gymnastics team has not competed since its fourth place finish at the Pac-12 Championships on March 23, which marked the 13th year in a row that Stanford finished fourth or better at the conference championships. At the meet, the Cardinal faced an early deficit but finished strong due to a couple of standout individual performances.
Nolan seeks his first NCAA title as Stanford hopes to foil Cal’s three-peat
Three weeks after seeing its historic streak of 31 consecutive conference titles snapped by two-time defending national champion Cal, No. 7 Stanford men’s swimming and diving returns to the pool today for the start of the biggest meet of the season, the 2013 NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships held at the IU Natatorium.
Men’s basketball aims to build momentum against Colorado
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.
Unterreiner to fly on private plane, make NCAA championship and Rhodes interview
The NCAA granted Stanford a waiver on the team travel rule, allowing Unterreiner to attend both commitments on time.
NCAA awards Big Game to Stanford
This article was reprinted from a fake copy of The Daily Californian, published by The Stanford Daily on Monday, Nov. 24, 1982.
M. Basketball: High hopes for Stanford as Midnight Madness approaches
Stanford ended an up-and-down season on a high note last year, bringing home the school’s second ever National Invitational Tournament (NIT) title. After an early exit in the Pac-12 tournament against an overpowering UCLA Bruin squad, Stanford went on an improbable run in the NIT, taking home the title for the first time since 1991.