UPDATE: Card clobbers USC, 67-55

Wiggins' eight threes the key in dominant offense
By Haley Murphy
SPORTS| If there was any doubt in your mind about Candice Wiggins’ hamstring recovery, dispel it now.

UPDATE: Wiggins set three

By Christian Torres
SPORTS| After two weeks on the bench, Candice Wiggins was set free on ninth-seeded Arizona last night, opening up the Cardinal offense in its first game at HP Pavilion.

Card deserts Arizona State

By Sean Howell
SPORTS| West Coast basketball fans often complain about their teams’ lack of exposure to East Coast media, but maybe it’s a good thing that Stanford’s game against Arizona State last night wasn’t televised.

Card ready to roll

By Haley Murphy
SPORTS| Looking back, the women’s basketball team’s march to yet another top Pacific-10 Conference record and first seed in the conference’s postseason tournament was nothing short of impressive.

Swinging away

By Blair Critchlow
SPORTS| Stanford (7-5) enters this year’s series against California (7-5) with the potential to make history. The Cardinal is three wins away from reaching the 2500 all-time win mark as a program. Stanford would be the fifth team in Division-I history to reach the milestone, joining Southern California, Fordham, Michigan and Texas.

Card hope to tumble top-ranked Michigan

By Danny Belch
SPORTS| After a strong performance last weekend at the Pacific Coast Classic, the No. 5 men’s gymnastics team (8-1) looks to keep rolling when it faces Michigan tonight at 7 p.m. in Burnham Pavilion. The Wolverines (11-3) are currently the top-ranked team in the nation, but they looked shaky in what some might consider a surprising upset last weekend.

Rivals getting ready to rumble

By Jack Salisbury
SPORTS| After an exhausting weekend in the desert that resulted in victories against Arizona and Arizona State, the members of the Cardinal women’s tennis team has another challenging lineup of teams to face today and Saturday when it faces No. 18 Pepperdine and No. 7 Cal, respectively. Today’s match begins at 1:30 p.m. while Saturday’s match against Cal begins at 2 p.m.

Track and Field ready for the great outdoors

By Mohammad Ali
SPORTS| After a successful indoor season, Stanford track and field will be kicking off its outdoor season tomorrow with the Stanford Quad Meet. The Cardinal will be competing against Fresno State, the University of San Francisco and UC-Davis. The competition will consist of springs/hurdles, jumps, throws, multi-events and distances.

Paint Power

By Christian Torres
SPORTS| For seniors Brooke Smith and Kristen Newlin, four seasons with Stanford women’s basketball came down to the final seconds against Southern California this past Sunday. With the Cardinal down 51-50 against the Women of Troy, and 2:28 to go, it was time for the two centers to step up yet again for the Cardinal.

Women’s Basketball Pac-10 Roundup

By Scott Bland
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Top Five Things to Watch

By Haley Murphy
SPORTS| Top Five Things to Watch

It’s been real, it’s been fun

By Jack Salisbury
SPORTS| Sadly, tomorrow’s slew of games concludes the regular season of Pacific-10 Conference basketball. I don’t hesitate to use the word “sadly,” because, well, I am sad. This was one of the best years in recent memory for a much maligned conference.