Andrew Luck and Tavita Pritchard return to the site of one of their toughest collegiate defeats when Stanford visits Wake Forest for just the second time, this one in a key Atlantic Coast Conference showdown Saturday afternoon in Winston-Salem, N.C.
The 2026 college football season is just weeks away, and we’re kicking off our previews for the top teams in the West. We begin with two legacy Pac-12 teams that switched coasts to compete in the ACC during realignment.
When it comes to the offensive side of the football, getting a stamp of approval from former Bucs Super Bowl-winning head coach and Ring of Honor inductee Bruce Arians says a lot.
How many of the FBS college football teams with an animal nickname can you name?
The Stanford Cardinal are on the board with one of the top tight end recruits in the country.
College football has historically been known as a sport that caters to the elite. It is very difficult to win a national championship if you aren't Notre Dame, Alabama, Ohio State, or a host of other schools that have great programs that invest heavily in keeping them at the top.
Officially in a new era led by first year head coach Tavita Pritchard and second year general manager, Andrew Luck, the Cardinal have high hopes for themselves this fall and are eager to return to being nationally relevant.
Former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck is now the GM for the Stanford football program, and the Cardinal are making big moves. On Thursday, Stanford landed a commitment from Class of 2027 four-star quarterback Sione Tu’amoheloa-Kaho, according to Pete Thamel of ESPN.
After a long offseason, the Stanford Cardinal are back on the field for spring practice in anticipation for the 2026 season. Ushering in a new era with the hiring new head coach Tavita Pritchard, the Cardinal ready to prove that they have what it takes to be competitive in today's era of college football and return to national relevance.
Stanford football is locked in on the 2026 season, wondering how it can put the last few years behind them and return to the national spotlight. Having
Bay Area sports are in a new era. Gone are the dominant championship teams, and in is the rebuilding era, where the task is to bring the Bay Area's most storied teams back to the national spotlight.
Stanford football is rewarding a couple of key staff members with big time promotions. Late last week, general manager Andrew Luck announced the promotions of two members of Stanford football's support staff.
Coaching changes happen every year, but they don't all happen the same way. We have had some wild offseason coaching moves in recent seasons, and 2025-2026 wasn't any different.
The 2024-2025 college football head coaching cycle had a bit of everything. We had a couple of coaches who flamed out at bigger programs and went back to the places where they had previous success.
The day before Stanford football’s final game of the season against Notre Dame, the Cardinal elected to hire their next head coach. Following a successful interim stint with head coach Frank Reich at the helm, Stanford decided to go a different path, hiring Tavita Pritchard to become the next head coach of Stanford football.
The Stanford Cardinal are on a roll, folks. In the span of a week, they have earned the elusive fourth win of the season for the first time since 2020,
Stanford Cardinal general manager Andrew Luck hired Washington Commanders quarterbacks coach Tavita Pritchard as Stanford’s next head coach on Friday, and the college football world quickly voiced its approval.
A lack of consistency finally caught up with California’s Justin Wilcox, who was fired after a blowout loss in “The Big Game” last Saturday. The Bears remain bowl-eligible, however, and will be ushered through what’s left of the season by interim coach Nick Rolovich, formerly of Washington State and Hawai’i.
Andrew Luck had arguably the greatest sideline interview of the college football season during Saturday’s Stanford-Cal game. The ESPN broadcast lined up an interview with the former Cardinal quarterback early in the second quarter at Stanford Stadium in Stanford, Calif.
Former All-American and NFL Pro Bowl quarterback Andrew Luck is a part of the major shift in college sports after taking a new role as general manager at his alma mater Stanford.
This weekend, the Stanford Cardinal begin their 2025 campaign with a Week Zero matchup against Hawaii, where the program will look to get things started on a high note with a win and begin their quest to get over the hump after enduring four straight 3-9 seasons.
Andrew Luck is enjoying his new life. Years after retiring from the NFL, former Indianapolis Colts quarterback and Stanford football legend has taken a new job as the general manager of the Cardinal football program, where he will be tasked with rejuvenating a program that has struggled in recent seasons.
Andrew Luck and Frank Reich spent one season together in 2018 with the Indianapolis Colts.
Andrew Luck is one of the biggest names to have ever come out of Stanford. On a list that includes athletes like Jim Plunkett, Tiger Woods and John McEnroe, Luck is right up there amongst the greats.
Once again, Stanford's fate rests on Andrew Luck's shoulders. On Tuesday, the university announced it had fired head football coach Troy Taylor one week following an ESPN report that detailed a troubling pattern of unprofessional conduct from the two-year Cardinal coach.
Stanford football general manager Andrew Luck is yet to say anything publicly about the multiple investigations into embattled head coach Troy Taylor, but one report suggests he has already taken a side.
Andrew Luck, one of Stanford’s most iconic alumni, has indicated a return to his alma mater to assume a role unlike any seen in college football. As the Cardinal’s newly minted General Manager for Football, Luck is redefining what leadership in college athletics can look like.
Andrew Luck is back in the football world, and that has sparked a return of the famous Andrew Luck parody account.
A day after its regular season ended, Stanford scored its most significant win of 2024.
In three seasons at Stanford, he threw for 9,430 yards and 82 touchdowns with 22 interceptions.
College Football's Pac-12 conference has produced 32 quarterbacks to be selected for the NFL Pro Bowl.How many of them can you name?
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