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Stanford Football Legend Jeff Siemon Dies at Age 75

The Stanford football community is in mourning. Recently, Stanford Athletics and College Football Hall of Famer, Jeff Siemon, passed away at the age of 75 in his hometown of Edina, Minnesota.

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Stanford Baseball's Win Streak is Facing a Critical Test Ahead

Is Stanford baseball back? Enduring a tough go-around last year, the Cardinal returned to the field this season hungry to prove that they have what it takes to make it back to the College World Series after a multi-year absence.

Stanford Cardinal News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 30

Stanford Women's Basketball Losing Former Top Recruit to Transfer Portal

Stanford women's basketball could be in a place where they're going to be starting from ground zero. In a season where the Cardinal were supposed to compete for a March Madness spot, the team instead fell well short of expectations, not only missing the tournament for the second straight season but losing in the WBIT quarterfinals as well.

Stanford Cardinal News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 30

Predicting Stanford Basketball Transfer Portal Exits

With the Stanford Cardinal’s season nearing its end, as the College Basketball Crown both kicks off and ends this weekend, the offseason is around the corner.

College Football News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 27

The Pipeline Stanford's Kyle Smith Could Build in the Transfer Portal

Over the last few days, the Saint Mary’s Gaels program has been through massive changes. They lost in the conference semifinal to the Santa Clara Broncos, falling far below typical expectations.

Stanford Cardinal News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 26

Stanford Women's Basketball Taking on BYU in WBIT Quarterfinals

Stanford women's basketball is marching through the WBIT. Missing March Madness for the second straight season, the Cardinal still qualified for a postseason tournament, earning a No.

College Basketball News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 25

This 16.9 PPG Ivy League Star Should Be Stanford’s Next Portal Addition

The Stanford Cardinal still (hopefully) have a few games left before the season is officially over, where they will play in the College Basketball Crown in Las Vegas, NV as part of an eight-team tournament.

Stanford Cardinal News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 25

Three Stanford Basketball Stars Earn Academic All-District Honors

The Stanford Cardinal experienced an up-and-down regular season on the court in 2025-26, finishing with their second consecutive 20-win campaign, but missing March Madness once again.

Stanford Cardinal News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 24

Stanford Football Set to Hold Open Practice at Kezar Stadium

College football is coming back to the City by the Bay. This week the Stanford Cardinal announced that they would conduct an open spring practice on Saturday, April 11 at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco, returning to the stadium for the first time since 2012.

Stanford Cardinal News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 24

Stanford's College Basketball Crown Schedule Revealed

Stanford basketball may not be in March Madness, but its postseason hopes are still very much alive. Finishing with 20 or more wins for the second straight year, the Cardinal were a bubble team for much of the season and even had a shot to make the tournament.

Stanford Cardinal News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 23

Ex Stanford Football Coach Suffers Another Loss

A former Stanford football coach continues to take blow after blow. After losing his job as the head football coach last year over toxic workplace allegations first reported by ESPN, Troy Taylor took to court to sue the prominent sports outlet for defamation.

Stanford Cardinal News / Stanford Cardinal on SI / March 23

Ebuka Okorie's Offseason Decision Will Loom Over Stanford Offseason

College Basketball News / Yardbarker / March 10

Stanford's tourney bubble may have popped in loss to lowly Pitt

Stanford's NCAA tournament bubble may have popped in buzzer-beating loss to lowly Pitt

That is simply a devastating loss for the Cardinal at the worst possible time. It is also one that is almost certainly going to extend their NCAA Tournament drought to a 12th season.

Hofstra ends lengthy tourney drought after dramatic run to CAA title

Former NBA guard in tears after coaching his alma mater to Big Dance

Watch: Gonzaga player crashes into a cheerleader, gets hilariously distracted

Duke loses PG Caleb Foster ahead of the ACC Tournament

Kansas coach Bill Self weighs in on retirement speculation

Five possible candidates to replace Bobby Hurley as Arizona State's HC

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