The departures keep on coming for Stanford's basketball team, as just one day after freshman star Kanaan Carlyle announced that he would be entering his name into the portal, his classmate and five-star freshman, Andrej Stojakovic, did the same.
The Stanford basketball team was already expected to lose a majority of its key contributors following the 2023-24 season being that they were so veteran-heavy, but following the firing of Jerod Haase, the roster is already losing some younger players.
Stanford is now in the early stages of a coaching search following their decision to fire Jerod Haase, and they are looking nationally for their new head coach. The job is certainly an intriguing one as Haase had no issues recruiting high-level talent to the program, landing three five-stars in his eight seasons.
The trend of college basketball programs firing coaches immediately after losses is one which needs to go away.
Jerod Haase was given chance after chance to turn things around in Palo Alto, but after eight years of mediocre basketball, the program came to a decision it was time to move on.
The Stanford basketball program has now gone 10 years since their last NCAA Tournament appearance, and on Thursday they decided that head coach Jerod Haase was no longer the right person to end that streak as the program fired him.
LAS VEGAS- The Stanford Cardinal had a tall task of beating a frisky Cal team led by Mark Madsen that they split the season series with this year to open the Pac-12 Tournament.
The rebuild in the trenches at Stanford continues as the Cardinal are looking to continue to bolster a position group that was decimated by the portal after the 2022 season.
After keeping the door open for a possible return during Stanford's senior day festivities. The senior forward who does have another year of eligibility revealed she was "undecided" on whether or not she would declare following Stanford's victory over Arizona State.
Stanford Cardinal star Cameron Brink will leave college for the WNBA after this season, and she is expected to be a top-3 pick.
While the season as a whole hasn't gone as hoped for Stanford fans, the men's basketball team did see three players get recognized with All-Pac-12 Honors.
If you had told any Stanford fan that the No. 2 Cardinal was able to hold USC's star freshman Juju Watkins to just nine points, you would have assumed Stanford won in blowout fashion.
It’s the final Pac-12 Tournament ever, and it comes down to JuJu Watkins’ USC against Cameron Brink’s Stanford. Well, we've made it. The Pac-12 Tournament championship—and the final Pac-12 game ever—will be on Sunday, Mar.
LAS VEGAS--The comeback kids strike again at the Pac-12 Tournament, as for the second day in a row the Stanford Cardinal found themselves trailing but eventually fighting their way back into it to win.
On Thursday evening, the Stanford Cardinal sealed their regular season with a victory over their Bay Area rival Cal. However, despite the big win and the seniors being sent out the right way in front of a huge crowd, the talk of the postgame was Jerod Haase.
The losing streak had extended to six, Jared Bynum who is not with the team at the moment had been calling out the coach, and former players like Casey Jacobsen and Josh Childress told Jon Wilner in a recent report it's time to move on from Haase.
The Stanford running back job is very much up for grabs ahead of the 2024 season with both E.J. Smith who is now at Texas A&M and Casey Filkins no longer in the room.
Thursday night’s Pac-12 matchup between the Cal Golden Bears and the Stanford Cardinal is steeped in intrigue, not just as a rivalry game but also for sports bettors looking to capitalize on the last few games left of college hoops.
Armando Bacot and Harrison Ingram became the first pair of Tarheels to record 20-point double-doubles in the same game since Vince Carter and Antawn Jamison in 1998.
Roughly 43 years after earning her first victory as a head coach, Stanford's Tara VanDerveer is now alone atop the all-time list.
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