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Stanford ready to attack bye week to fix issues that led to 45-6 loss to No. 7 Miami (opens the original)
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STANFORD – Stanford sixth-year quarterback Davis Warren calls the bye week the “get better week.” There will be plenty for the Cardinal to work on improving after Friday’s 45-6 loss to No. 7 Miami. The offense couldn’t find the end zone while the defense allowed touchdowns on six of Miami’s seven possessions before the Hurricanes pulled their starters in their first-ever appearance at Stanford Stadium. But after playing two games before most college football teams had even started their season –
Reality check: Stanford crushed by Miami, last season’s national runner-up (opens the original)
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STANFORD – Stanford had no answer for receiver Malachi Toney and No. 7 Miami on Friday night. Toney set a Miami record with 234 receiving yards, catching 12 passes on 13 targets and scoring three touchdowns in three quarters as the Hurricanes overwhelmed Stanford 45-6 in their first-ever appearance at Stanford Stadium. Duke transfer Darian Mensah completed 27 of 30 passes for 401 yards and five TDs in his Miami debut, helping the Hurricanes demonstrate why they were picked to finish first in the
What to know before Stanford hosts No. 7 Miami (opens the original)
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Records: Stanford (1-0, 0-0 ACC), Miami (0-0, 0-0 ACC). Kickoff: 6 p.m. Friday at Stanford Stadium Series history: Miami beat Stanford 42-7 last season in the first-ever meeting between the schools. The game was tied 7-7 at halftime before the Hurricanes scored 35 straight points in the second half. Stanford storylines: Stanford scored touchdowns on offense and defense in the final two minutes to cap a 37-27 win over Hawaii on Saturday. … It has the advantage of having a game under its belt with
Stanford survives punch from Hawaii, faces quick week and top opponent Miami next (opens the original)
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STANFORD – Stanford will have a lot to work on before No. 7 Miami visits The Farm on Friday. But there will also be a lot to celebrate. The Cardinal gave up a 16-point fourth-quarter lead to Hawaii before scoring touchdowns on offense and defense in the final two minutes to pull out a wild 37-27 victory and give Tavita Pritchard a win in his head coaching debut Saturday at Stanford Stadium. “When you think about even just playing on a short week, we know that we’re going to have to move on prett
Pritchard wants ‘violence, speed’ from Stanford players in coaching debut vs. Hawaii (opens the original)
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STANFORD – After 17 seasons with Stanford, Tavita Pritchard will mark his first game as a head coach Saturday when the Cardinal hosts Hawaii. Pritchard was the first permanent hire for general manager Andrew Luck after Frank Reich served a one-year stint as interim coach. The Cardinal finished 4-8 under Reich, including a season-opening loss at Hawaii on a field goal as time expired. Luck and Pritchard were both quarterbacks at Stanford more than a decade ago, and Pritchard spent 13 seasons as a
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