The recruit review

A look at Stanford’s 19 incoming freshmen and the future of the Cardinal
By Denis Griffin
SPORTS| New Stanford football coach Jim Harbaugh may not have had as much time to work on his first recruiting class as he would have liked after he was hired Dec. 19, but he was still pleased with the overall group of 19 incoming freshmen who signed national letters of intent on Feb. 7.

No. 6 men Flip Off No. 9 Cal

By Christian Torres
SPORTS| The No.

Card sink USC in overtime thriller

By Wes Mateo
SPORTS| As the old saying goes, “give a good team an inch, and they’ll take a mile.

Yount dons pitching cap, shuts down Dons

By Blair Critchlow
SPORTS| Stanford (4-5, 0-0 Pac-10) came into yesterday night’s game thinking they might use up to six pitchers in the mid-week game against visiting University of San Francisco.

Stanford still stumped by SoCal squads

By Rebecca Harlow
SPORTS| In a rematch of last week’s action, the members of the Stanford men’s volleyball team could not beat No.

Women get back to winning ways versus USC, UCLA

By Jack Salisbury
SPORTS| Re-asserting itself both in the Pacific-10 Conference and on the national level, the No.

Women’s gymnastics stays hot in the desert, knocks off Arizona to remain perfect in Pac-10

By Wes Mateo
SPORTS| The No.

Men search for 27th straight Pac-10 title

By Wes Mateo
SPORTS| For many, it might be hard to remember the last time the Stanford men’s swimming team failed to capture the Pacific-10 Conference title.

Lax splits a pair over weekend

By Sara Lannin
SPORTS| Presidents’ Day Weekend brought little relaxation time for the Stanford women’s lacrosse team, which played the St.

Major League drama

By Denis Griffin
SPORTS| So, it seems that Alex Rodriguez no longer likes Derek Jeter.