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Stanford Football Game Notes 98 GAME TWO STANFORD FOOTBALL GAME NOTES CONTACT: Scott Swegan | 419.575.9148 | [email protected] SCHEDULE OVERALL 0-1 HOME 0-0 | AWAY 0-1 | NEUTRAL 0-0 PAC-12 0-1 HOME 0-0 | AWAY 0-1 | NEUTRAL 0-0 OREGON (ABC) L 4:30 PM • NOV. 7 14-35 COLORADO (ESPN2) 12:30 PM • NOV. 14 WASHINGTON STATE (FS1) Colorado Bu!aloes Stanford Cardinal 8 PM • NOV. 21 Record ..................................................................1-0 (1-0 Pac-12) Record ..................................................................0-1 (0-1 Pac-12) CALIFORNIA (FOX) Ranking (AP/Coaches)........................................................NR/NR Ranking (AP/Coaches)........................................................NR/NR 1:30 PM • NOV. 27 Head Coach .................................................................Karl Dorrell Head Coach ................................................................David Shaw Career Record ..............................................................36-27 (6th) Career Record ............................................................86-35 (10th) WASHINGTON (TBD) Record at Colorado ..........................................................1-0 (1st) Record at Stanford ...............................................................same TBD • DEC. 5 Location .................................................................Boulder, Colo. Location ................................................................Stanford, Calif. Founded .................................................................................1876 Founded .................................................................................1891 OREGON STATE (TBD) TBD • DEC. 12 Enrollment ..........................................................................22,760 Enrollment ...................................16,384 (6,994 undergraduate) Colors ........................................................Silver, Gold and Black Colors ............................................................ Cardinal and White CHAMPIONSHIP WEEK (TBD) DEC. 18 OR 19 GAMEDAY INFORMATION BY THE NUMBERS KICKOFF ........................................ Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020 (12:30 p.m. PT) LOCAL RADIO ............................ Cardinal Sports Network • KNBR 1050 AM Sophomore ILB Levani Damuni LOCATION ...............................................................................Stanford, Calif. ...............................................Scott Reiss ‘93 (PxP), John Platz ‘84 (analyst) caused two turnovers Saturday, his STADIUM ............................................................................Stanford Stadium KZSU RADIO........................................................................................90.1 FM 2 first career INT and fumble recovery. TELEVISION ..........................................................................................ESPN2 .........................................Joe Lami (PxP), Daniel Martinez-Krams (analyst) ........ Beth Mowins (PxP), Rod Gilmore (analyst), Shelley Smith (reporter) David Shaw, in his 10th season, is Stanford’s all-time winningest THE OPENING KICKOFF 86 coach, with 86 victories. • Stanford returns home to Stanford Stadium for the • In his first career start, sophomore running back Austin The Cardinal won 98 games from next two weeks, hosting Colorado in its home opener on Jones rushed for 100 yards and two touchdowns on 20 2010-19, the second-most in the Saturday. Kickoff is set for 12:30 p.m. PT. carries. It was his first career 100-yard game and first 98 Pac-12 and 10th-most nationally. • The Cardinal has won 12 consecutive home openers career two-touchdown game. dating back to the 2008 season. Last year, Stanford beat • Sophomore inside linebacker Levani Damuni had an Sophomore Austin Jones had Northwestern, 17-7, in the home opener. interception and fumble recovery on Saturday at Oregon, his first career 100-yard rushing 100 game and two-TD game Saturday. • Stanford is 53-12 (.815) inside Stanford Stadium since both career firsts. the start of the 2010 season. • Stanford has three Colorado natives: OL Barrett Miller Sophomore RB Nathaniel Peat had • Bradford M. Freeman Director of Football David Shaw is (Aurora), OL Drake Nugent (Lone Tree) and QB Isaiah 191 all-purpose yards Saturday - 98 kick return and 93 rushing. in his 10th season as Stanford’s head coach. His 86 wins Sanders (Aurora). 191 make him the winningest coach in program history. In • Colorado is Stanford’s lone South Division opponent on the 15 seasons prior to Shaw taking over as head coach, the schedule, although the Cardinal could play a second Stanford won just 82 games. South Division opponent in week seven. WHAT’S INSIDE Game Information/Coverage ............................. 1 • David Shaw (10th season) and Karl Dorrell (sixth season) • In a season unlike any other in memory, the Cardinal Media Information/Schedule ............................ 2 will square off for the first time in their head coaching is not scheduled to play USC or UCLA for the first time Game Notes...........................................................3-7 careers. Shaw is 3-2 vs. the Buffaloes, while Dorrell (UCLA since 1945 (WWII). The last full season that Stanford did 2020 Standings/Pac-12 Schedules .................. 8 2003-07) is 4-1 against the Cardinal. not play UCLA was 1927 and USC was 1924. The Cardinal ..........................9-10 will also not play Notre Dame for the first time since 1996. • Seven Cardinal made their first career starts on Saturday: Rosters ................................................................11-12 CB Ethan Bonner, RB Austin Jones, OLB Thunder Keck, • Another scheduling quirk is that Stanford and Cal will Depth Chart/Starters/Participation .........13-15 ILB Ricky Miezan, DE Thomas Schaffer, CB Salim Turner- square off in the 123rd Big Game on Friday, Nov. 27. It Statistics.............................................................16-32 Muhammad and SS Noah Williams. will be the first time in the storied rivalry’s history that the The Last Time ........................................................33 game will be played on a Friday. Game Recaps .........................................................34 MEDIA INFORMATION FOOTBALL MEDIA RELATIONS CARDINAL SPORTS NETWORK FIELD ACCESS & SIDELINE POLICY Director (primary) .................................. Scott Swegan Stanford Football broadcasts can be heard on KNBR/ Field access is limited to a small number of ................................................swegans@stanford.edu KTCT AM 1050. Broadcasts can be heard throughout credentialed photographers and videographers Associate Director (secondary) ...............Tyler Geivett the Bay Area. on assignment, per the Pac-12 COVID-19 Medical ................................................. [email protected] Advisory Committee. Print media and anyone Assistant AD, Communications ................. Brian Risso KZSU BROADCAST working out of the press box will not be permitted on .................................................... [email protected] KZSU Stanford broadcasts all Stanford Football home the field for the 2020 season, including pregame, the games on 90.1 FM. final five minutes of the game, or postgame. Not all SOCIAL MEDIA photographers will be granted field access and some TWITTER ..............................................@StanfordFball MEDIA POLICIES will be required to shoot from designated locations INSTAGRAM .........................................@StanfordFball Stanford Athletics will continue to evaluate the in the stands. FACEBOOK .................................... @StanfordFootball rapidly-changing landscape, while prioritizing the WEBSITE .............................................GoStanford.com safety, health and well-being of our entire community • Only photographers and videographers with field and complying with the most updated guidance from access (green armband) will be allowed on the field. DAVID SHAW MEDIA AVAILABILITY Santa Clara County. Stanford University understands Those without field access will not be permitted on Bradford M. Freeman Director of Football David Shaw the importance of assisting the media in providing the field. will hold his weekly press conference with select coverage of the institution, its athletics programs, • On-field photographers can shoot outside the team student-athletes on Tuesdays at 1 p.m. via Zoom. administrators, coaches and student-athletes. bench areas (extended to the 15-yard lines in 2020) Shaw will be available for a brief media check-in on Despite the challenges that the COVID-19 global and cannot pass behind the team benches on the Thursdays at 1 p.m. via Zoom. Requests for Coach pandemic has created, Stanford will continue to do field. Please utilize the staircases at the 15-yard Shaw can be made to Scott Swegan. its best to provide access and coverage opportunities lines to pass behind the benches. There is to be no while prioritizing the health and safety of our student- photography behind the team benches. OTHER MEDIA AVAILABILITY athletes, coaches, staff and the media. Our goal is to • For media assigned to shoot from the stands, there Practices are currently closed to the media due to disseminate information as widely, uniformly and are four photo corrals (two spots per) available at Stanford’s COVID-19 restrictions. There are media fairly as possible using normally accepted media field level, behind the closed gates, at the bottom of opportunities with student-athletes via Zoom after standards. To this end, the
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