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One thing was clear: The road to the Pac-12 Championship went through Oregon. No team understood that fact better than Stanford. For two consecutive seasons, the Ducks had denied the... Read More »

The Stanford Daily's new book, "Rags to Roses: The Rise of Stanford Football," is now available in the Amazon.com Kindle Store. Read More »

It was 6 a.m. the morning after the Orange Bowl victory. Andrew Luck, after staying up and celebrating the entire night, sat in the hot tub at the Fontainebleau Miami Beach Hotel with about a dozen of... Read More »

First, Harbaugh told them, they were going to “celebrate Christmas and Jesus Christ by celebrating with football.” To ensure players could get home early enough to enjoy Christmas Eve, Harbaugh... Read More »

As the Cardinal lined up for third-and-1, a Trojan defensive lineman spoke up to senior center Chase Beeler. “If you guys run power one more time, I’m done,” he said. “I’m subbing myself... Read More »

The following is an excerpt from The Daily’s upcoming book, “Rags to Roses: The Rise of Stanford Football,” by Joseph Beyda, George Chen and Sam Fisher. The book will be sold electronically... Read More »

There was no proof that Harbaugh's model would work, no tangible evidence that a football team with a reputation as soft would become one of the toughest in the country. But that didn’t stop the... Read More »

The 36-10 loss to Washington State put Stanford at 0-4 and changed the question from, “Will Stanford make a bowl?” to, “Can this team win a game?” And that’s when Harris lost the team. Read More »