Via Cosby Sweaters:
Stanford’s senior RB, Jeremy Stewart was very adamant about teammate Ty Montgomery not taking the Oklahoma State kickoff return out of the end zone. In fact, he was so serious about it that he took matters into his own hands and turned into a defender. Stewart took Montgomery down with a tackle at the goal line, thus stopping any chance of a return past the 20-yard line. I’m not sure how this will go over in the locker room, but Stewart should be moved to covering kickoffs in the future.
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Via Outside the Boxscore
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January 02, 2012
In one of the more interesting plays of the bowl season, Stanford Cardinal Jeremy Stewart prevented his own teammate Ty Montgomery from crossing into the field of play during a kick return in the first half of the Fiesta Bowl:
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Via AP on Fox
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January 03, 2012
Freshman kicker Jordan Williamson sobbed as he sat in front of his locker moments after his missed 35-yard field goal at the end of regulation cost No. 4 Stanford a Fiesta Bowl victory over Oklahoma State.
Williamson also missed a 43-yarder in overtime. In all, he hooked three field goal attempts to the left in the Cardinal's 41-38 loss to the third-ranked Cowboys on Monday...
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Via Larry Brown Sports
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January 03, 2012
Stanford sophomore kicker Jordan Williamson will be remembered as the goat of the Fiesta Bowl after missing three field goals in a 41-38 loss to Oklahoma State Monday. Though he went 1-for-4 on field goal attempts, including misses at the end of regulation and in the first overtime, he can always roll with the Ray Finkle excuse for the field goal missed in overtime. The laces were...
Via For The Record Sports
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January 03, 2012
After missing two crucial and easy kicks, 19 year-old Stanford freshman kicker, Jordan Williamson was never heard from or seen again.
Via Sorry Bro: Sports Through Houser
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January 02, 2012
When a young kick returner feels like the world is his and he can easily go +105 yards on a kickoff return TD, the second return man sometimes needs to jump in and save the day. Usually it is by holding their hands out and saying, "no, no, no," but sometimes it takes more than just vocals. As in this case when a Stanford Cardinals play tackles his own to make sure they...
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January 03, 2012
(Eds: APNewsNow. Will be updated. With AP Photos.) By ANTONIO GONZALEZ AP Sports Writer The Andrew Luck Era at Stanford is over.
As one of the most promising and productive periods in the program's history ends, the real challenge for first-year head coach David Shaw begins this offseason: Keeping the Cardinal among the nation's elite.
Even without Luck.
Offensive linemen...
Via Backyard Sports Blog
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January 03, 2012
It's easy to blame it on kicker Jordan Williamson, but should we blame it on the holder instead? I mean what kind of rookie puts the laces in right? Stanford went on to lose the game 41-38 after this field goal miss.
Photo Via LBS
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January 03, 2012
Stanford Cardinal offensive tackle Jonathan Martin will enter the NFL draft, he told ESPN's Joe Schad on Tuesday.
Via Pro Football Talk
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January 01, 2012
The Colts entered Sunday’s game needing to lose in order to win. And they did. With a 19-13 defeat in Jacksonville, the Colts have locked up the first overall pick in the 2012 draft, via a 2-14 record. Which means that they’ll have dibs on Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck. The victory for the Jaguars, which…
Via ESPN
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January 03, 2012
Stanford Cardinal offensive tackle Jonathan Martin will enter the NFL draft, he told ESPN's Joe Schad on Tuesday.
Via College Football Talk
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January 03, 2012
Another story line in last night’s 41-38 overtime win by Oklahoma State in the Fiesta Bowl was the end of Andrew Luck‘s great career at Stanford. It didn’t end like I’m sure Luck would have imagined — at the hands of the kicking game, which didn’t favor the Cardinal — but there’s no way the…
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