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A Spokane Spokesman sports writer thinks he knows:

"Stanford decided after last season’s loss in Pullman to throw the ball often against Washington State. It could have been another case of David Shaw outsmarting himself. The Cardinal may have scored often but its defense, asked to play more than usual, couldn’t keep up in the second half."

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A Spokane Spokesman sports writer thinks he knows:

"Stanford decided after last season’s loss in Pullman to throw the ball often against Washington State. It could have been another case of David Shaw outsmarting himself. The Cardinal may have scored often but its defense, asked to play more than usual, couldn’t keep up in the second half."


I don't know much, watching/listening from afar in the late, late Central Time Zone, but I do miss the days where "If you guys run power one more time, I'm done"...remember that opponent (USC) reaction?  I'm not anti-passing, I just remember the dominant thinking back then was running was an equalizer for a talent gap which, apparently, we have at positions that used to be our strength.

[Redrum]

A Spokane Spokesman sports writer thinks he knows:

"Stanford decided after last season’s loss in Pullman to throw the ball often against Washington State. It could have been another case of David Shaw outsmarting himself. The Cardinal may have scored often but its defense, asked to play more than usual, couldn’t keep up in the second half."

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A Spokane Spokesman sports writer thinks he knows:

"Stanford decided after last season’s loss in Pullman to throw the ball often against Washington State. It could have been another case of David Shaw outsmarting himself. The Cardinal may have scored often but its defense, asked to play more than usual, couldn’t keep up in the second half."


I don't know much, watching/listening from afar in the late, late Central Time Zone, but I do miss the days where "If you guys run power one more time, I'm done"...remember that opponent (USC) reaction?  I'm not anti-passing, I just remember the dominant thinking back then was running was an equalizer for a talent gap which, apparently, we have at positions that used to be our strength.