[82lsju]

Well said!
On this football kickoff evening, we are still undefeated and all things are still possible!
The Stanford website is weird, because if you click the Hawaii Game Notes you can scroll their 24 pages of detailed stats of game and player info.
The Stanford Game Notes is like a screen capture of only page 1 (and maybe not even whole page 1) of 44, but unable to scroll any further into it.
Hopefully only a temporary mistake.

I can read the entire "game notes", I'm using chrome on MacOS

most of it is about the 2025 season and the coaching staff profiles

on the joys of the ACC

Excluding Hawai'i, Stanford is the only FBS program in 2026 scheduled to play five games at least three time zones away from their home location. For the Cardinal, that means five games in the Eastern Time Zone, with all five of those games taking place between Sept. 19 and Nov. 14 (nine-week span).

Taking into consideration every road game this season, Stanford will travel 21,755 miles for road games [and one of those is at Cal], the most of any program in the country, excluding Hawai'i. California ranks second in the ACC at 18,101, but aside from the two West Coast schools in the ACC, Boston College is closest in terms of expected miles traveled at 11,646.  Duke will travel the fewest miles this season at just 3,714.

https://gostanford.com/documents/8e0e4be...d4484c.pdf

[82lsju]

Well said!
On this football kickoff evening, we are still undefeated and all things are still possible!
The Stanford website is weird, because if you click the Hawaii Game Notes you can scroll their 24 pages of detailed stats of game and player info.
The Stanford Game Notes is like a screen capture of only page 1 (and maybe not even whole page 1) of 44, but unable to scroll any further into it.
Hopefully only a temporary mistake.

I can read the entire "game notes", I'm using chrome on MacOS

most of it is about the 2025 season and the coaching staff profiles

on the joys of the ACC

Excluding Hawai'i, Stanford is the only FBS program in 2026 scheduled to play five games at least three time zones away from their home location. For the Cardinal, that means five games in the Eastern Time Zone, with all five of those games taking place between Sept. 19 and Nov. 14 (nine-week span).

Taking into consideration every road game this season, Stanford will travel 21,755 miles for road games [and one of those is at Cal], the most of any program in the country, excluding Hawai'i. California ranks second in the ACC at 18,101, but aside from the two West Coast schools in the ACC, Boston College is closest in terms of expected miles traveled at 11,646.  Duke will travel the fewest miles this season at just 3,714.

https://gostanford.com/documents/8e0e4be...d4484c.pdf