<![CDATA[The CardBoard - All Forums]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/ Wed, 09 Sep 2026 09:09:49 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[FIBA WBB World Cup]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26283.html Mon, 07 Sep 2026 21:15:33 -0400 M T]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26283.html
I didn't see it but Spain lost to Mali on Saturday, 82-73.

I recorded the US-Italy game during Sunday's WVB match and watched it today.
Italy WBB had not been on the world stage in 33 years (1993).
The US of course has all the WNBA stars and is coached by Kara Lawson, and a 31 game winning streak.
Back in March, the US blew out Italy 93-59.  On Friday, the US blew out China 94-61
A blowout was expected again.

Apparently, Italy read a different script.  Down big early (8-19 at the end of Q1), they gained the momentum in Q2, took the lead in the 3rd and again in the 4th.

Italy had the lead at 6:00, 5:00, 4:00 left in the game, and sank a bucket that would have given them the lead again at 3:03, but the officials called a charge.  Italy, with the ball and down 3 with seconds on the clock, had a player on the 3pt line get poked in the eye as she dribbled.  She gats a pass off but is given the ball again and tries a 3-pointer despite the eye.  No basket.  

So the US team sneaks out with an ugly 55-52 win.
   [Note: If you go to the FIBA site and want to turn off the ad stuff, you'll have to step through turning off 16 opt-outs and ignore 5 others.  You'll be asked about it for each FIBA page.]
Clark was 0 for 6 in 18:30 (no previous 0-fers for her in NCAA or WNBA).  Stewart was 1 for 9 in 27:16.  The US was 1 for 12 from 3pt.
Iriafen was the only US player not to play.
How did the US win?  They were given 10 more FTA, making 8 more, in a game decided by 3.

I don't know FIBA's rules. Besides the late poke in the eye, in Q3(?) there had been an obvious charge by a US player ramming her shoulder into a stationary guard out by half court that was called a defensive foul.  In Q2(?), there was an inbounds play where the ball obviously was off the foot of a US player (and immediately out of bounds) on an Italy throw-in, where the ball was then awarded to the US.  (That must be some rule that doesn't exist in the NCAA.  The announcers were homers so they didn't cover stuff like that.)

I was quite impressed with Italy.  They scrambled on defense disrupting the US offense and shots, good block-outs and hustled to get loose balls, and had (IMO) very quick moves to get shots off.  Rebounds were essentially even despite the US looking much taller.  

Unfortunately, Italy lost to China by 20 today.
Today, the US did blow out Chechnia by 41 as expected.]]>
I didn't see it but Spain lost to Mali on Saturday, 82-73.

I recorded the US-Italy game during Sunday's WVB match and watched it today.
Italy WBB had not been on the world stage in 33 years (1993).
The US of course has all the WNBA stars and is coached by Kara Lawson, and a 31 game winning streak.
Back in March, the US blew out Italy 93-59.  On Friday, the US blew out China 94-61
A blowout was expected again.

Apparently, Italy read a different script.  Down big early (8-19 at the end of Q1), they gained the momentum in Q2, took the lead in the 3rd and again in the 4th.

Italy had the lead at 6:00, 5:00, 4:00 left in the game, and sank a bucket that would have given them the lead again at 3:03, but the officials called a charge.  Italy, with the ball and down 3 with seconds on the clock, had a player on the 3pt line get poked in the eye as she dribbled.  She gats a pass off but is given the ball again and tries a 3-pointer despite the eye.  No basket.  

So the US team sneaks out with an ugly 55-52 win.
   [Note: If you go to the FIBA site and want to turn off the ad stuff, you'll have to step through turning off 16 opt-outs and ignore 5 others.  You'll be asked about it for each FIBA page.]
Clark was 0 for 6 in 18:30 (no previous 0-fers for her in NCAA or WNBA).  Stewart was 1 for 9 in 27:16.  The US was 1 for 12 from 3pt.
Iriafen was the only US player not to play.
How did the US win?  They were given 10 more FTA, making 8 more, in a game decided by 3.

I don't know FIBA's rules. Besides the late poke in the eye, in Q3(?) there had been an obvious charge by a US player ramming her shoulder into a stationary guard out by half court that was called a defensive foul.  In Q2(?), there was an inbounds play where the ball obviously was off the foot of a US player (and immediately out of bounds) on an Italy throw-in, where the ball was then awarded to the US.  (That must be some rule that doesn't exist in the NCAA.  The announcers were homers so they didn't cover stuff like that.)

I was quite impressed with Italy.  They scrambled on defense disrupting the US offense and shots, good block-outs and hustled to get loose balls, and had (IMO) very quick moves to get shots off.  Rebounds were essentially even despite the US looking much taller.  

Unfortunately, Italy lost to China by 20 today.
Today, the US did blow out Chechnia by 41 as expected.]]> <![CDATA[Performance of Mr. Donahoe]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26282.html Sun, 06 Sep 2026 22:55:25 -0400 Mick]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26282.html
My own take: 

- Bradford Freeman gave $50 million to football shortly after Donahoe arrived, including support for institutional NIL and five additional scholarships.  Stanford added or expanded relationships with Carvana, Robinhood, Waymo, Ramp, Zillow, Zoom and others; Fortinet signed another multi-year deal just last week.  Donahoe brought in Tyler Jones as Deputy AD/COO to oversee revenue, marketing, branding, fan experience, digital strategy and operations, and Larissa Fontaine to oversee Olympic sports/student-athlete success. Stanford finished No. 2 nationally in the 2025–26 Directors' Cup, behind Texas, and extended its streak of winning an NCAA team championship to 50 consecutive years. Stanford won five national team championships in 2025–26, including NCAA titles in men's gymnastics and women's golf. That's impressive, although obviously Donahoe cannot reasonably take credit for programs built years before he arrived. Men's basketball went 20–13, giving Kyle Smith consecutive 20-win seasons. Women's basketball improved to 21–14 but missed the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year. Stanford improved from three wins to 4–8 in 2025, reclaimed the Axe by beating Cal 31–10, and had its first winning home record since 2018. This year Stanford opened 1–1 — beating Hawaii 37–27, then getting hammered 45–6 by No. 7 Miami on September 4.

Mr. Donahoe's take:  John Donahoe - Stanford Cardinal - Official Athletics Website

It's hard to see whether he has raised more than Muir.

You can select more than one option. I would put Donahoe's performance after a year between an A and a B...though closer to a B. Call it a B+.]]>
My own take: 

- Bradford Freeman gave $50 million to football shortly after Donahoe arrived, including support for institutional NIL and five additional scholarships.  Stanford added or expanded relationships with Carvana, Robinhood, Waymo, Ramp, Zillow, Zoom and others; Fortinet signed another multi-year deal just last week.  Donahoe brought in Tyler Jones as Deputy AD/COO to oversee revenue, marketing, branding, fan experience, digital strategy and operations, and Larissa Fontaine to oversee Olympic sports/student-athlete success. Stanford finished No. 2 nationally in the 2025–26 Directors' Cup, behind Texas, and extended its streak of winning an NCAA team championship to 50 consecutive years. Stanford won five national team championships in 2025–26, including NCAA titles in men's gymnastics and women's golf. That's impressive, although obviously Donahoe cannot reasonably take credit for programs built years before he arrived. Men's basketball went 20–13, giving Kyle Smith consecutive 20-win seasons. Women's basketball improved to 21–14 but missed the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year. Stanford improved from three wins to 4–8 in 2025, reclaimed the Axe by beating Cal 31–10, and had its first winning home record since 2018. This year Stanford opened 1–1 — beating Hawaii 37–27, then getting hammered 45–6 by No. 7 Miami on September 4.

Mr. Donahoe's take:  John Donahoe - Stanford Cardinal - Official Athletics Website

It's hard to see whether he has raised more than Muir.

You can select more than one option. I would put Donahoe's performance after a year between an A and a B...though closer to a B. Call it a B+.]]> <![CDATA[Michigan/Western Michigan]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26281.html Sun, 06 Sep 2026 00:37:09 -0400 BostonCard]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26281.html
Western Michigan up 12-7 on Michigan; Michigan tries for a Hail Mary that goes out the end zone as time seemingly expires.  “After further review” the refs add one second back to the clock, Michigan tries again, scores a touchdown and wins 13-12.

https://x.com/awfulannouncing/status/209...86880?s=61

Honestly, I find it pretty indefensible, but perhaps I’m missing something in the rules.

BC]]>
Western Michigan up 12-7 on Michigan; Michigan tries for a Hail Mary that goes out the end zone as time seemingly expires.  “After further review” the refs add one second back to the clock, Michigan tries again, scores a touchdown and wins 13-12.

https://x.com/awfulannouncing/status/209...86880?s=61

Honestly, I find it pretty indefensible, but perhaps I’m missing something in the rules.

BC]]> <![CDATA[Stanford Miami Game Thread. . . .]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26280.html Fri, 04 Sep 2026 21:00:44 -0400 cardcrimson]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26280.html <![CDATA[Pros on NCAA teams]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26279.html Thu, 03 Sep 2026 13:55:01 -0400 M T]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26279.html Women's Tennis thread here ("Alexis Blokhina is on the roster, and making her return to collegiate tennis after a brief stint as a pro"),
but I'm creating a different thread to not drift that thread any further.

The thread contained a reference to this news item regarding a pro FB player wanting to sign with LSU
SEC joins Big Ten in banning pros from returning to college, includes basketball players
Quote:The Southeastern Conference passed a rule Tuesday banning players who have been drafted by NFL, NBA or WNBA teams or listed on rosters in those leagues, joining the Big Ten in taking a strong stand against this month’s unexpected surge of pro players trying to return to college.

But Kim Mulkey must have read the fine print.  No WNBA pros?  Ok, get them from other pro leagues.  She signed a Russian pro basketball player (6'5").  

That signing has resulted in fallout, resulting in 6'5" Ukranian Kate Koval leaving the team.
When I looked up Kate Koval, I found this from 3 years ago
Quote:Koval’s rising number of offer letters includes top programs like LSU, Notre Dame, Duke and Stanford, and she still has more official recruiting visits lined up.
]]> Women's Tennis thread here ("Alexis Blokhina is on the roster, and making her return to collegiate tennis after a brief stint as a pro"),
but I'm creating a different thread to not drift that thread any further.

The thread contained a reference to this news item regarding a pro FB player wanting to sign with LSU
SEC joins Big Ten in banning pros from returning to college, includes basketball players
Quote:The Southeastern Conference passed a rule Tuesday banning players who have been drafted by NFL, NBA or WNBA teams or listed on rosters in those leagues, joining the Big Ten in taking a strong stand against this month’s unexpected surge of pro players trying to return to college.

But Kim Mulkey must have read the fine print.  No WNBA pros?  Ok, get them from other pro leagues.  She signed a Russian pro basketball player (6'5").  

That signing has resulted in fallout, resulting in 6'5" Ukranian Kate Koval leaving the team.
When I looked up Kate Koval, I found this from 3 years ago
Quote:Koval’s rising number of offer letters includes top programs like LSU, Notre Dame, Duke and Stanford, and she still has more official recruiting visits lined up.
]]> <![CDATA[Something in the water? Injuries in SCC. . . .]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26278.html Wed, 02 Sep 2026 12:34:18 -0400 cardcrimson]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26278.html

The injury report for Stanford looks dismal for the Miami game, and we've seen a ton of injuries over the last few years. Similarly, the Niners have ranked in the top 10 for games lost to injuries in 12 of the last 13 seasons. What the heck is going on the Santa Clara County?]]>

The injury report for Stanford looks dismal for the Miami game, and we've seen a ton of injuries over the last few years. Similarly, the Niners have ranked in the top 10 for games lost to injuries in 12 of the last 13 seasons. What the heck is going on the Santa Clara County?]]> <![CDATA[UCLA AD Jarmond fired]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26277.html Tue, 01 Sep 2026 23:43:32 -0400 fullmetal]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26277.html Quote:UCLA fired athletic director Martin Jarmond on Monday.

In a letter to the UCLA community, chancellor Julio Frenk explained the move, citing that Bruins athletics "currently carries a significant financial deficit, and its current path is not sustainable."
https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...in-jarmond


In another article: 
Quote:One year ago, nearly one dozen of UCLA's largest athletic donors approached a Los Angeles Times reporter to say they had lost faith in their athletic director. What almost nobody outside the school noticed was that they had already stopped writing checks.

UCLA raised $18.5 million in donor contributions in fiscal 2022. Then $15.6 million. Then $13.9 million. Then $13.5 million. Donations worsened for three straight years, even though a move from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten in 2024 was supposed to fill the Bruins' treasure chest.

Quote:Not all issues were newly created at UCLA, but the noise in Westwood has increased in recent years. Jarmond inherited many of the issues the school faced over the last several decades. The Rose Bowl also keeps essentially all the premium seating, concession and parking revenue under a lease running through 2044. Pasadena and the Rose Bowl Operating Company sued UCLA in October 2025, alleging the school was maneuvering to move home games to SoFi Stadium, a breach of the lease between UCLA and the Rose Bowl through 2044. The city claims damages exceeding $1 billion, and a judge rejected UCLA's bid to force arbitration in February.

The parties are now scheduled to appear in court for a case management conference on Wednesday, two days after Jarmond's firing.

Lots more juicy bits in this article.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-director/]]> Quote:UCLA fired athletic director Martin Jarmond on Monday.

In a letter to the UCLA community, chancellor Julio Frenk explained the move, citing that Bruins athletics "currently carries a significant financial deficit, and its current path is not sustainable."
https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...in-jarmond


In another article: 
Quote:One year ago, nearly one dozen of UCLA's largest athletic donors approached a Los Angeles Times reporter to say they had lost faith in their athletic director. What almost nobody outside the school noticed was that they had already stopped writing checks.

UCLA raised $18.5 million in donor contributions in fiscal 2022. Then $15.6 million. Then $13.9 million. Then $13.5 million. Donations worsened for three straight years, even though a move from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten in 2024 was supposed to fill the Bruins' treasure chest.

Quote:Not all issues were newly created at UCLA, but the noise in Westwood has increased in recent years. Jarmond inherited many of the issues the school faced over the last several decades. The Rose Bowl also keeps essentially all the premium seating, concession and parking revenue under a lease running through 2044. Pasadena and the Rose Bowl Operating Company sued UCLA in October 2025, alleging the school was maneuvering to move home games to SoFi Stadium, a breach of the lease between UCLA and the Rose Bowl through 2044. The city claims damages exceeding $1 billion, and a judge rejected UCLA's bid to force arbitration in February.

The parties are now scheduled to appear in court for a case management conference on Wednesday, two days after Jarmond's firing.

Lots more juicy bits in this article.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...-director/]]> <![CDATA[2026 Stanford vs. Miami Predictions Thread]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26276.html Tue, 01 Sep 2026 11:08:56 -0400 george]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26276.html <![CDATA[Perfect Record This Week]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26275.html Sun, 30 Aug 2026 18:32:18 -0400 ca245]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26275.html FB: 1-0
MSoc: 1-0 (UC Davis game pending)
MWP: 2-0
WVB: 2-0
WFH: 2-0
WSoc: 2-0]]> FB: 1-0
MSoc: 1-0 (UC Davis game pending)
MWP: 2-0
WVB: 2-0
WFH: 2-0
WSoc: 2-0]]> <![CDATA[Zion Robinson]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26274.html Sun, 30 Aug 2026 15:42:40 -0400 Section QQ]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26274.html <![CDATA[2026 Stanford Football Personnel]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26272.html Sat, 29 Aug 2026 08:02:48 -0400 Langdude]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26272.html Class:
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Fifth/Sixth Year
Quarterback
Michael Mitchell Jr.
Devin Mignery
Luke Levitt~
Dylan Rizk~
Davis Warren~ (6th)
Charlie Mirer (5th)
Running Back
Micah Ford*
Chris Davis (KR)
Sedrick Irvin*
Champ Hampton
Tuna Altahir~ (6th)
Tight End
Marcus Monroe
Zach Giuliano
[Reiman Zebert]
Benji Blackburn*
Aiden Black
Chico Holt
Wide Receiver
Zion Robinson
Langdon Horace
[Daylen Sharper]
Jacob Butler
Atticus Joseph
JonAnthony Hall
Liam Thorpe* (PR)
Marcus Brown
Owen van Loben Sels
[Caden High]~
Jordan Onovughe~
Nico Brown~
[Carter Shaw]~
Tyler Kuo
David Pantelis~ (6th)
Offensive Tackle
Josh Williams*
Kahlil House*
Hayden Gunter
Charlie Symonds
[Niki Prongos]~ (5th)
Offensive Guard
Jay Miller
Blaise Thomassie
Ziron Brown
Charlie Hoitink
Kai Greer~
[Simione Pale]
[Nick Fattig]~
Center
Cash Ballard
Carson Caplan
[Nathan Mejia]~ (6th)
[Aidan Kilstrom]~ (5th)
Fisher Anderson (5th)
Defensive Tackle
Kole Briehler
[Jacobi Murray]
BMO
Zach Rowell (5th)
Defensive End
Max Meier
Daniel Ogiozee
Adam Shovlin
Joe Asiain
Connor Bachhuber
Benedict Umeh
[Brendan Delaney]
Omar Staples
Outside Linebacker
Keysaun Eleazer
Lucas Shanafelt
Sarrel Howard
[Gabe Kaminski]
Mickey Vaccarello
Carter Davis
[Dylan Stephenson]
Drew Cunningham
Gavin Geweniger
Tevarua Tafiti (5th)
Ernest Cooper (5th)
Inside Linebacker
Wassie Lugolobi
Chase Cahoon
Landon McComber
Sam Mattingly*
Bo Tate
Preston Jernegan
Zach Johnson~
Tre Williams
Matt Rose (5th)
Jahsiah Galvan~ (5th)
Cornerback
[Jason Hill Jr.]
Xavier Harmon
[Jack Duckworth]
Dre Pollard
Lonnie McAllister III*
[Chris Garland]
Cam Richardson*
Brandon Nicholson*
Javion Randall
[Breylan Thompson]*~
Sam Neely III~
[Aaron Morris]
Leroy Bryant~ (NB)
Safety
Lasiah Jackson
[Zaiden McDonald]
Caleb Carson
Omari Gaines
Donte Utu
Darrius Davis*
Jaylen'Dai Sumlin
Charlie Eckhardt
Jay Green~ (5th)
Scotty Edwards (5th)
Kicker
[London Bironas]
AJ Seidler
Emmet Kenney (6th)
Punter
Aidan Flintoft* (H)
Long Snapper
Hamilton Sharpe
Peyton Warford~ (5th)
Alejandro Chavez (5th)
Scholarships
26
16
25
19
17
Walk-Ons
0
1
6
1
1
Players
26
17
31
20
18

Total Scholarships: 103 (max 105)
Total Walk-Ons: 9
Total Players: 112
player = starter
player = non-scholarship
[player] = injured
(position) = other positional responsibilities
* = burnt shirt
~ = transfer in
^ = transfer out
]]> Class:
Freshman
Sophomore
Junior
Senior
Fifth/Sixth Year
Quarterback
Michael Mitchell Jr.
Devin Mignery
Luke Levitt~
Dylan Rizk~
Davis Warren~ (6th)
Charlie Mirer (5th)
Running Back
Micah Ford*
Chris Davis (KR)
Sedrick Irvin*
Champ Hampton
Tuna Altahir~ (6th)
Tight End
Marcus Monroe
Zach Giuliano
[Reiman Zebert]
Benji Blackburn*
Aiden Black
Chico Holt
Wide Receiver
Zion Robinson
Langdon Horace
[Daylen Sharper]
Jacob Butler
Atticus Joseph
JonAnthony Hall
Liam Thorpe* (PR)
Marcus Brown
Owen van Loben Sels
[Caden High]~
Jordan Onovughe~
Nico Brown~
[Carter Shaw]~
Tyler Kuo
David Pantelis~ (6th)
Offensive Tackle
Josh Williams*
Kahlil House*
Hayden Gunter
Charlie Symonds
[Niki Prongos]~ (5th)
Offensive Guard
Jay Miller
Blaise Thomassie
Ziron Brown
Charlie Hoitink
Kai Greer~
[Simione Pale]
[Nick Fattig]~
Center
Cash Ballard
Carson Caplan
[Nathan Mejia]~ (6th)
[Aidan Kilstrom]~ (5th)
Fisher Anderson (5th)
Defensive Tackle
Kole Briehler
[Jacobi Murray]
BMO
Zach Rowell (5th)
Defensive End
Max Meier
Daniel Ogiozee
Adam Shovlin
Joe Asiain
Connor Bachhuber
Benedict Umeh
[Brendan Delaney]
Omar Staples
Outside Linebacker
Keysaun Eleazer
Lucas Shanafelt
Sarrel Howard
[Gabe Kaminski]
Mickey Vaccarello
Carter Davis
[Dylan Stephenson]
Drew Cunningham
Gavin Geweniger
Tevarua Tafiti (5th)
Ernest Cooper (5th)
Inside Linebacker
Wassie Lugolobi
Chase Cahoon
Landon McComber
Sam Mattingly*
Bo Tate
Preston Jernegan
Zach Johnson~
Tre Williams
Matt Rose (5th)
Jahsiah Galvan~ (5th)
Cornerback
[Jason Hill Jr.]
Xavier Harmon
[Jack Duckworth]
Dre Pollard
Lonnie McAllister III*
[Chris Garland]
Cam Richardson*
Brandon Nicholson*
Javion Randall
[Breylan Thompson]*~
Sam Neely III~
[Aaron Morris]
Leroy Bryant~ (NB)
Safety
Lasiah Jackson
[Zaiden McDonald]
Caleb Carson
Omari Gaines
Donte Utu
Darrius Davis*
Jaylen'Dai Sumlin
Charlie Eckhardt
Jay Green~ (5th)
Scotty Edwards (5th)
Kicker
[London Bironas]
AJ Seidler
Emmet Kenney (6th)
Punter
Aidan Flintoft* (H)
Long Snapper
Hamilton Sharpe
Peyton Warford~ (5th)
Alejandro Chavez (5th)
Scholarships
26
16
25
19
17
Walk-Ons
0
1
6
1
1
Players
26
17
31
20
18

Total Scholarships: 103 (max 105)
Total Walk-Ons: 9
Total Players: 112
player = starter
player = non-scholarship
[player] = injured
(position) = other positional responsibilities
* = burnt shirt
~ = transfer in
^ = transfer out
]]> <![CDATA[Hawaii game thread]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26271.html Fri, 28 Aug 2026 18:20:15 -0400 Spiny_Norman]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26271.html
Stanford vs. Hawaii is not an ACC conference game so Stanford does not have to submit an injury report. When available, they will be posted here.
https://theacc.com/sports/2025/8/28/avai...tball.aspx

Stanford also has not posted an online depth chart. There is a link to it from the Media page, but it is dead as of 3 pm today. 
https://gostanford.com/2026-football-media-center

I did find this depth chart at Our Lads which looks reasonable.
https://www.ourlads.com/ncaa-football-de...ford/91901

Let's go, Card!]]>
Stanford vs. Hawaii is not an ACC conference game so Stanford does not have to submit an injury report. When available, they will be posted here.
https://theacc.com/sports/2025/8/28/avai...tball.aspx

Stanford also has not posted an online depth chart. There is a link to it from the Media page, but it is dead as of 3 pm today. 
https://gostanford.com/2026-football-media-center

I did find this depth chart at Our Lads which looks reasonable.
https://www.ourlads.com/ncaa-football-de...ford/91901

Let's go, Card!]]> <![CDATA[New sponsorship for Maples, Stadium]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26270.html Fri, 28 Aug 2026 15:25:51 -0400 johnbar]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26270.html
https://gostanford.com/news/2026/08/28/s...ponsorship]]>
https://gostanford.com/news/2026/08/28/s...ponsorship]]> <![CDATA[who's going to the UH game on Saturday]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26269.html Fri, 28 Aug 2026 13:26:37 -0400 82lsju]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26269.html
Anyone else going to the game (or tailgating)?]]>
Anyone else going to the game (or tailgating)?]]> <![CDATA[football fandom and CTE incidence]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26268.html Thu, 27 Aug 2026 15:35:30 -0400 MV72018]]> https://thecardboard.org/board/thread-26268.html