Archive for 'Stanford Football'
Stanford kicker summons his inner Ray Finkle
Posted on03. Jan, 2012 by SKI.
I spoke with Jordan Williamson’s mother and this is what she had to say about the kick. “This was all that Dan Zychlinski’s fault, everyone know’s that. If he would have held the ball laces out like he was supposed to Jordan would have never missed that kick. Dan Zychlinski should die of gonorrhea and rot in [...]
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Guys, none of that was the fault of Andrew Luck.
Posted on14. Nov, 2011 by Kinger.
You knew it was coming, you just KNEW it. After the beatdown the Cardinal took on Saturday in their home, you had to figure that the media would do anything they could to protect the anointed one. Well, it took awhile, but it’s here! Let the excuses, protectionism and straw man arguments begin! That’s just [...]
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THIS is why I hate Stanford
Posted on08. Nov, 2011 by Kinger.
Look at Stanford, those bastards. It’s like ‘hey we’re so counter-culture and super smart. You probably don’t even understand why we’re dressing up like Star Wars things and banging on stop signs, it’s sooo over your head.’ Listen, Furd, I get it, you’re all super smart kids at a prestigious university that will all be [...]
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Stanford an early 2.5 point fav over Oregon. Comparing the homefield advantages
Posted on24. Oct, 2011 by Kinger.
Checking out some of the futures today, and noticed there were three Oregon games on there. Of course the Stanford game is the one circled, but SportsBook.com also has Oregon favored by 17.5 over USC and 29.5 over OSU. Furd and Oregon are both -110 to win the Pac at this point, for whatever that’s [...]
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Previewing The Pac-12 North: #2 Stanford
Posted on02. Sep, 2011 by Braga.
Stanford is really good. Just ask Sports Illustrated, which picked Stanford to unseat Oregon as kings of the Pac-12. It isn’t hard to see where they’re coming from. People are way more inclined to go with the team with the best quarterback in the country and a Orange Bowl win than the team coming off [...]
