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STANFORD (AP) — What seemed like Stanford’s coming out party this season — and it still might have
STANFORD (AP) - What seemed like Stanford's coming out party this season - and it still might have been - ended with players feeling distraught and disappointed in the locker room.
Devil of a test await Cardinal
STANFORD (AP) - Winning the Pac-12 is the only goal Stanford coach David Shaw talks about with his players before every season. This year, unseating Stanford is the goal of every other conference team.
Fresno State rallies past Boise State 41-40
FRESNO (AP) - As soon as the clock ran out on Fresno State's first win over Boise State since 2005, Derek Carr looked for his big brother David to give him a hug.
Stanford's Trent Murphy growing into NFL prospect
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - Trent Murphy has never been intimidated by larger linemen. After wrestling 800-pound cattle as a kid, another human just isn't that imposing.
No. 5 Stanford rolls past Army, 34-20
WEST POINT, N.Y. (AP) - Before the season, Stanford coach David Shaw's biggest concerns were on offense. There doesn't seem to be much to worry about now.
Alabama braces again for Texas A&M's speedy tempo
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - Alabama coach Nick Saban knows it's become irrelevant whether frenetic, no-huddle offenses are what he wants college football to be.
Devon Cajuste catching on at WR for No. 5 Stanford
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - Devon Cajuste visited Stanford during a major recruiting weekend two days after David Shaw became the head coach in January 2011. The big receiver needed no sales pitch from Shaw - just the right answer to his question.
No. 24 TCU falls to Texas Tech 20-10
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - Too many turnovers. Too many penalties. Not enough touchdowns.
Yahoo: 5 SEC stars received payouts during career
College football programs from the talent-rich Southeastern Conference are having to defend themselves in the wake of allegations of money being funneled to players.
Saban doesn't want DBs eyeballing Johnny Manziel
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - All eyes might be on Johnny Manziel in Saturday's Alabama-Texas A&M game - except for the Crimson Tide's defensive backs.
Meyer: Miller still not cleared for takeoff at Cal
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - With less than 72 hours before No. 4 Ohio State plays at California, the status of injured Buckeyes quarterback Braxton Miller is still uncertain.
Cal seeks more big-play runs from Bigelow
BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - Brendan Bigelow spun around Ohio State defenders, kept his balance with his hand on the ground and sprinted for an 81-yard touchdown.
Army game has special meaning for Shaw, Stanford
STANFORD (AP) - Stanford coach David Shaw sat his players down this week to make sure they understood this year's annual East Coast trip carries special meaning.
After Week 1 bye, No. 5 Stanford ready to start
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - Stanford coach David Shaw spent the first weekend of the college football season finishing training camp and glancing at games while spending time with his children. Most of his players huddled around televisions in dining halls and dorm rooms. Others had been so focused on practice they forgot the kickoff date.
Manziel to sit half of A&M’s opener against Rice
HOUSTON (AP) - Johnny Football's season will start a little late.
Articles by Section - Collegiate Sports
Stanford star Montgomery rehabbing shoulder
SANTA CLARA (AP) - Stanford receiver and All-America kick returner Ty Montgomery said he's in the final stages of his rehabilitation from right shoulder surgery and hopes to play in the opener against UC Davis on Aug. 30.
NCAA suggests contact limits for football practice
The NCAA is suggesting that football teams hold no more than two contact practices per week during the season in guidelines that grew out of a safety and concussion summit early this year.
O’Bannon takes stand in landmark NCAA lawsuit
OAKLAND (AP) - The battle to give top football and basketball players a cut of the billions of dollars flowing into college athletics began in earnest Monday with former UCLA basketball star Ed O'Bannon taking the stand in federal court to describe how he spent long hours working on his game and as few as possible on his grades.
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