It’s Been A Long Time

Cardinal’s last win over UW came in 1994
By Mark Thoma
SPORTS| Don’t look now, but Stanford is a two-touchdown favorite heading into tomorrow’s game against Washington at Stanford Stadium.

Despite rough start, Gilbertson deserves better

By Christopher P. Anderson
SPORTS| It has not been pretty in Montlake of late. Washington’s once-proud football program — which unseated USC for Pac-10 supremacy in the 80’s, won a share of the national championship in 1991 and sent eight quarterbacks to the NFL in the past decade — is staring down the barrel at an unheard-of 0-4 start.

Pac-10 extended forecast: USC, Cal

By Mark Thoma
SPORTS| As Stanford enters its second weekend of Pacific-10 Conference play, it does so in a conference climate that is anything but clear and sunny.

Women earn hard-fought tie at Santa Clara

By Nathaniel Myall
SPORTS| It was an all-out battle under the lights at Buck Shaw Stadium last night as the No. 16 Stanford women’s soccer team (7-2-1) finished its eagerly awaited match-up against No.

Volleyball set to face Cal

By Andrew Rogers
SPORTS| You have to play one game at a time. One of the oldest sports clichés in the book has rarely held so true for the Stanford women’s volleyball team, which looks to rebound from a 3-1 loss to St.

Field hockey continues its Bear hunt

By Antardeb Guharay
SPORTS| The Stanford women’s field hockey team (5-6, 0-2 Northern Pacific Athletic Conference) continues its masquerade as Goldilocks this weekend with three important conference games.

Against Cal, men’s soccer just hoping to start Pac-10 season on the right foot

By Jessica Peters
SPORTS| Forget what people say about the rivalry, about the never-dying Cardinal desire to beat Cal. Forget that they say a win over the Golden Bears means a little something extra; forget about the California / Stanford battle for the Gauntlet.

A word to the wise: The “Overrated!” chant is just that

By Spencer Porter
SPORTS| This one wasn’t even supposed to be close. Branson High School had a six-foot-six phenom; a large, angry, beast of a man who had stabbed someone and wasn’t expelled.