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For the stats guys out there, when was the last time Stanford ran for over 200 yards in a game? 

It’s probably more recent than I think but it FEELS like it’s been at least five years.

Actually, we did it twice last year.  236 yards at Clemson and then 225 yards at home against NC State.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/bo.../401635561
https://www.espn.com/college-football/bo.../401635516

We also had 209 yards against USC in 2023, 221 yards against USC in 2022, and 203 yards against Vanderbilt in 2021.

BC

Last year's games are not quite the same because Ashton Daniels had most of the yards against the Wolfpack and was a major contributor at Clemson. But yes, last night's performance could be an outlier against a weak rushing defense, especially given that we'll probably be starting two freshmen on the OL.

Fair, but the question was when was the last time we ran for 200 yards, not when was the last time Stanford running backs ran for 200 yards.

FWIW, going back a bit further (pre-2019) it was a regular occurrence.  In fact, we used to have a running back that routinely ran 200 yards by himself.

BC

[BostonCard]

For the stats guys out there, when was the last time Stanford ran for over 200 yards in a game? 

It’s probably more recent than I think but it FEELS like it’s been at least five years.

Actually, we did it twice last year.  236 yards at Clemson and then 225 yards at home against NC State.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/bo.../401635561
https://www.espn.com/college-football/bo.../401635516

We also had 209 yards against USC in 2023, 221 yards against USC in 2022, and 203 yards against Vanderbilt in 2021.

BC

Last year's games are not quite the same because Ashton Daniels had most of the yards against the Wolfpack and was a major contributor at Clemson. But yes, last night's performance could be an outlier against a weak rushing defense, especially given that we'll probably be starting two freshmen on the OL.

Fair, but the question was when was the last time we ran for 200 yards, not when was the last time Stanford running backs ran for 200 yards.

FWIW, going back a bit further (pre-2019) it was a regular occurrence.  In fact, we used to have a running back that routinely ran 200 yards by himself.

BC