Stanford football suffers fourth straight Big Game loss in heartbreaker
With a fourth straight Big Game loss, the Stanford football program is at a crossroads. With the exception of junior cornerback Collin Wright, the entire secondary was manned by freshman after senior safety Mitch Leigber left the game.
Big Game: Fernando Mendoza delivers more heroics as Cal beats Stanford for fourth straight year
Mendoza triggered a four-play, 82-yard scoring drive with a 50-yard scramble to the Stanford 32 and a penalty against the Cardinal advanced the ball to the 22. His run was the longest by a Cal quarterback in at least 25 years, according to Cal athletics.
Justin Lamson — Stanford’s backup quarterback who typically enters the game in short-yardage situations — ran for two ...
The Drive of 2024 may not rivals The Play of 1982 when it comes to Big Game lore, but let's put Saturday's 98-yard, ...
Fernando Mendoza connected with Jonathan Brady for a pair of touchdown passes in the final 10:09 on Saturday afternoon, ...
The Stanford Cardinal (3-7. 2-5 ACC) and Cal Golden Bears (5-5, 1-5) meet Saturday. Kickoff from California Memorial Stadium ...
Jaydn Ott may well be playing in his final Big Game on Saturday at Memorial Stadium. He has been terrific in two previous ...
BERKELEY — Has Cal running back Jaydn Ott slipped from being the face of the program to an X factor heading into Saturday’s ...
California has more at stake than just rivalry pride when it hosts Stanford in their first Big Game as members of the Atlantic Coast Conference on Saturday afternoon in Berkeley, Calif. Coming ...
Stanford is a 14-point underdog at Cal, but the Cardinal hopes Mosley’s emergence will help claim the Axe for the first time in four years on Saturday in Berkeley.
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