Card Clicks: Stanford Boasts Clean NCAA Record
According to the NCAA, there are 17 schools that compete in the Football Bowl Subdivision that have never been found guilty of a major violation in any sport since the NCAA began tracking rule violations in 1953. Stanford is one of the four schools in that group from a major conference. | WSJ
The Cardinal received a commitment from Tennessee prep standout Graham Shuler, who was also considering Boston College, Clemson, Syracuse, and Mississippi State. Shuler is a 6-foot-5, 275-pound offensive lineman whose father, Rob, played tackle at Auburn. I don't think he's related to Heath. | CBS Sports
Hank profiles another 2012 recruit, Noor Davis. | Go Mighty Card
Ted Miller breaks down Stanford's running game and balanced offense. | Pac-12 Blog
Vote for the Female Athlete of the Year in Stanford's Fan Choice Awards. My vote: Ashley Hansen. | GoStanford
Interesting post from earlier this week about the profitability of college athletic programs during the 2009-10 season. Cal was more profitable than Stanford in football and less so in basketball. Wonder if those rankings flipped in '10-'11. | CGB
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Stanford on the inside track for Landen Lucas?
According to this article, Stanford, Oregon State, Arizona, and Arizona State were on his top five list (Along with Harvard), until Kentucky came along. Of course I’d like to see him go to Corvallis, but if he stays in the Pac-12 that would be great.
Go Beavers!
by ConnorOSU on Jun 23, 2025 11:16 PM PDT reply actions
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