Over the last three weeks, the Stanford sailing team swept all three Pacific Coast Collegiate Sailing Conference championships, qualifying itself for the national championship events in the women’s, coed and team racing formats.
Stanford basketball’s first regular season under Coach Jerod Haase is finally in the books. There were plenty of good moments, although barring a miracle the team will miss the postseason for the program’s second consecutive year.
With the Pac-12 Tournament starting today, let’s break down how everything went for Haase and the Cardinal this year:
Whenever there’s a controversial foul called in any college football or basketball game, it doesn’t take long for people on Twitter to start assigning the blame. And, whether these whistles occur during some #Pac12AfterDark showdown, March Madness regional, or, heck, the NBA playoffs, the officiating in our conference has become synonymous with ridiculous, over-zealous penalization.
This column reflects the opinion of the writer and does not in any way reflect the views of The Stanford Daily. If you listen to the 247Sports recruiting page for Stanford men’s basketball, the team’s 2017 class has two commits. One is an impressive but unsurprising blue chip recruit from the Los Angeles area. The…
Despite not having competed since November, the No. 1 Stanford women’s golf team showed few signs of rust last weekend as it cruised to a first place finish in the Peg Barnard Invitational.
This column reflects the opinion of the writer and does not in any way reflect the views of The Stanford Daily. You’ve read part one. Now it’s time for the second half of my annual Pac-12 power rankings, the bottom (and perhaps more interesting) half of the conference. No. 7: Utah After its emergence from…
Welcome to the second edition of Andrew Mather’s annual power rankings, an assessment of how things should happen in the upcoming college football season while trying as hard as I can to ignore things like the 10-year history of how a program did in the past.
Under the BCS system, which for so long determined the college football champion, computers and analysts had to answer one deceptively complex question: Who are the best two teams in the country? Simple as it seems, that question would be practically impossible to resolve this year. It’s not because selecting the top team is particularly…
