Gap Down Backer.

[Caesar]

Easy money. Time to finish out the season and see if you got what it takes to make a natty run.

[Soapy]

I would have went Stanford to cover but mans got regular employment

Losing Ogbonnaya sucks - feels like this class is a quarterback away from being very intriguing. Hopefully you can nab Danny Roldan and shore up the position a bit more.

Fuck that nigerian, not built for cuban links

Soap going to just live in the portal looking for QBs at this point

both my bets hit

yeah, we gonna go whale hunting for a five-star each HS cycle (fail) and sign our starter in the portal.

good thing is Earl got some eligibility so we should be good for next year

You suck

j/k, almost took the under too

was a weird game

Easy money. Time to finish out the season and see if you got what it takes to make a natty run.

notre dame then playoffs

let's ride

[ShireNiner]

Nice punt return, always a good way to start a game.

[Soapy]

Sports • Football
The Victory Lap: Stanford plays with their food against Cal, another ten win season for Mack and Masifilo's return

Stanford players celebrate another win over rival Cal. (Photo: James Sooner/DS Photos)
By Anthony Metcalf
Published Nov. 24, 2031, 11:22 a.m.

Stanford converted only 21 percent of their third downs against Cal on Saturday, a big reason why the Golden Bears were able to hang around with Stanford and make things interesting, briefly, in the fourth quarter.

The Cardinal looked like the better team but it's not the first time this season that they've played with their food and allowed teams to stick around longer than they should, dating back to the TCU game which ended up going into overtime.

The same happened with Oregon where in the end, the Ducks had a chance to force overtime after scoring seventeen points in the fourth quarter.

As the playoffs near, Stanford will need to go back to their earlier form and snuff out opponents when they can and pull away as the better teams will not only make it tight but potentially beat them.

Bubba Mack clinches a fourth straight ten win season
Stanford has had some legendary coaches from Walter Camp and Pop Warner, whose names are woven into the fabric of football, to innovators such as Bill Walsh and more contemporary coaches such as Tyrone Willingham, Jim Harbaugh and David Shaw. None of them have won ten games in four straight seasons like Mack did on Saturday.

Shaw came the closest with five ten win seasons in seven years and Harbaugh had just one. His winning percentage is the second best in school history among coaches that coached at least two seasons, trailing James Lanagan (1903-1905) by a percentage point.

Mack signed an extension last year through 2035 and his run has been nothing short of a success with at least a trophy in each of his previous three seasons and in good standing to win it all this year.

Anthony Masifilo goes through warmups before California game
Junior running back Anthony Masifilo has been sidelined with a disk injury that has kept him out of play since the USC game. Prior to that injury, Masifilo was averaging nearly ten yards per carry with five touchdowns on the season.

Masifilo went through the warmups with the rest of the running backs on Saturday, a positive sign that he should be back soon, potentially as early as next week against Notre Dame and certainly by the playoffs, if the Cardinal make it.

Stanford has missed his big play ability in the running game and will add another element to an offense which has gone through dry spells.

[Soapy]

Nice punt return, always a good way to start a game.

them young boys came to play!

[djp73]

wish.com andrew luck looking mf on the left

[Soapy]

wish.com andrew luck looking mf on the left

that's earl the pearl bro

[djp73]

MACK10(wins+)

[Soapy]

MACK10(wins+)

7/10

[Soapy]