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Post by **Soapy** » 15 Dec 2025, 18:28

Stanford extends rivalry series with Notre Dame, California through 2039
Michael Harrell
January 21, 2031, 04:21 PM ET

Stanford has agreed to extend its long-running rivalry series with Notre Dame and California, finalizing home-and-home agreements with both programs that will run through the 2039 season, the school announced Wednesday.

Under the new agreements, Stanford will continue to play both rivals annually. The Cardinal will travel to California this upcoming season and host Notre Dame, with the Notre Dame game — along with all Stanford home games in the series — broadcast on Prime Video as part of Stanford’s recently announced media partnership with Amazon.

The extension provides Stanford with significant scheduling stability as the program transitions to football independence. With the rivalry renewals in place, Stanford has now allocated 10 of its 12 regular-season games on an annual basis. Those include eight games each year against the SEC, Big Ten and Big 12 through previously announced scheduling partnerships, along with guaranteed matchups against Notre Dame and California.

Stanford officials said the school is in the process of finalizing the remaining two games for the 2031 season, which will complete its first full schedule as an independent. They are both expected to be home matchups for the Cardinal, likely against Pac-12 or MWC opponents.

The series with Notre Dame and California are among the oldest in college football, and the extension ensures their continuation despite the ongoing realignment reshaping the sport.

Post by **djp73** » Yesterday, 07:12

That’s a good looking portal class, hopefully you can get most of them

toysoldier00 · Post by **toysoldier00** » Yesterday, 09:00

Amazon Prime deal. Interesting. Will it have any effect on the graphics?

Post by **Soapy** » Yesterday, 09:07

djp73 wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 07:12
That’s a good looking portal class, hopefully you can get most of them

hopefully we don't end up like HS with double the misses :camdead:

toysoldier00 wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 09:00
Amazon Prime deal. Interesting. Will it have any effect on the graphics?

Post by **Caesar** » Yesterday, 09:35

Motherfucker just targeting Penn State’s whole squad.

I like how this went from a Kennesaw State chise to a Bubba Mack chose to a Stanford chise

Post by **Soapy** » Yesterday, 09:49

A worse case possible scenario looms for Stanford as Henry Delos trends towards Ohio State
Chris Wallace -- 247Sports Stanford Football Insider

A few weeks removed from injuring his knee against Ohio State after leading Stanford, the program he stayed loyal to after he was passed over once already by Zach Hoppes who would ironically bolt after one season, Alex Rowe was essentially told by Stanford's coaching staff that he was replaceable with their pursuit of Henry Delos, the top transfer portal quarterback in the market.

Delos now appears to be trending towards Ohio State with Alabama as a distant second. Stanford, the first school he visited, is barely in the picture at this point. Stanford insulted their incumbent starter with nothing to show for it.

This isn't an isolated incident with this coaching staff, led by head coach Bubba Mack whose taken this program to new heights and whose success -- two playoff appearances, an ACC championship, a Heisman finalist -- has helped stave irrelevancy for a Stanford program that, like Cal, could be headed to the Pac-12 and the Group of Six life. Instead, Stanford football was healthy enough to secure a broadcasting deal that could help them last as an Independent following their ACC exodus and for that, fans should be forever grateful.

But between botching the succession plan for Tavien St. Clair by not locking down Josh Ghee and allowing him to transfer to Michigan and then not landing their top option and having to settle for the aforementioned Hoppes as an unproven player at the time. There's also the situation with Hoppes where after one season, he left Stanford for Louisiana-Monroe, only to not start (the same case with Ghee by the way). This season, it was Zach Yelk who entered the year as WR1, became WR2 early on and then just stopped being played only to get drafted in the same round as Trumaine Lasike in the NFL Draft so the talent is clearly there.

We know Mack is a great developer of talent, that much is evident between his teams at Kennesaw State and taking guys like Manu Toomer and Lasike and turning them into household names. But yet, there is a certain player management and bedside manner that appears to be missing or a disconnection with certain players.

He swung for the fences, aimed for the stars but didn't land on the moon with this Delos/Rowe situation and now, he'll need to careful navigate the aftermath of such a blunder and given his history, there can't be much confidence that either the best version of Rowe will be on display this season or, and this is the worst case scenario that looms, Rowe jumps into the portal during the next open period following spring.

2031 Stanford Cardinal Transfer Recruiting Class

2031 Stanford Cardinal Transfer Recruiting Board
Henry Delos [QB #1]: 6'1", 213lbs | Washington, MD

5-star (Soph)
Earl Nienhuis [QB #3]: 6'3", 220lbs | Shelby, OH

4-star (Fr)
Tyrone Sash [QB #6]: 6'0", 187lbs | New Orleans, LA

4-star (Fr)
Dom Bullocks [RT #1]: 6'5", 334lbs | Delran, NJ

4-star (Jr)
D.J. Baas [LT #1]: 6'6", 297lbs | Westerville, OH

4-star (Soph)
Jimmy Wells [RG #1]: 6'2", 294lbs | Akron, OH

4-star (Jr)
Glenn Wendt [RG #3]: 6'4", 332lbs | Chesapeake, VA

4-star (Jr)
Jason Eichenberg [EDGE #1]: 6'4", 220lbs | Steilacoom, WA

4-star (Fr)
Athya Shade [DT #16]: 6'4", 319lbs | Miami, FL

3-star (Jr)
Eric Levrone [OLB #3]: 6'2", 243lbs | Cartersville, GA

3-star (Soph)
Taylor Bagent [OLB #6]: 6'2", 208lbs | Jackson, TN

3-star (Fr)
Mike Thomas [ILB #27]: 6'3", 237lbs | Tacoma, WA

3-star (Fr)
Eric Head [CB #3]: 6'0", 170lbs | San Clemente, CA

4-star (Fr)
Jalen Fuller [CB #5]: 6'1", 191lbs | New York, NY

Kevin Macklin [ILB #32]: 6'1", 205lbs | Red Bank, NJ | 3-star

Braydon Meeks [ATH #53]: 6'4", 271lbs | Atlanta, GA | 3-star

Emanuel Araiza [CB #50]: 5'10", 186lbs | Lubbock, TX | 3-star

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Tyler Fine [CB #5]: 6'3", 182lbs | Mesquite, TX | 5-star

Derek Cockrill [EDGE #26]: 6'6", 231lbs | Decatur, GA | 4-star

Immanuel Lovelace [CB #8]: 6'1", 189lbs | Harrisburg, PA | 4-star

David Drake [ATH #12]: 6'6", 272lbs | Hyattsville, MD | 4-star

Paris Moronkola [ATH #4]: 6'6", 294lbs | Columbia, SC | 4-star

Lyle Willingham [WR #8]: 6'4", 166lbs | Belmont, NC | 4-star

Ramon Creed [OLB #35]: 6'3", 215lbs | Pittsburgh, PA | 4-star

Ben Radunz [QB #4]: 6'2", 182lbs | Trussville, AL | 4-star

Jamar Dacus [RG #4]: 6'2", 293lbs | Mocksville, NC | 4-star

Sergio Fraboni [CB #12]: 5'11", 164lbs | Temple, TX | 4-star

JaMichael Jackson [QB #6]: 6'3", 190lbs | Corona, CA | 4-star

John Fine [TE #5]: 6'5", 213lbs | Forsyth, GA | 4-star

David Matungulu [ILB #9]: 6'3", 229lbs | Oakton, VA | 4-star

Eli Ruegamer [WR #41]: 6'2", 186lbs | Denton, TX | 4-star

Najee Berryman [ILB #22]: 6'2", 212lbs | Pasadena, CA | 4-star

Top 25 Transfer Portal Players
#1 Philip Umenyiora [WR #1]: Twins Fale, ID | Prev Team: Missouri
#2 Henry Delos [QB #1]: Washington, MD | Prev Team: Penn State
#3 Ian Rambo [WR #2]: Nashville, TN | Prev Team: Missouri
#4 Jimmy Wells [G #1]: Akron, OH | Prev Team: Penn State
#5 Juan Velasco [CB #1]: Mesa AZ | Prev Team: Colorado
#6 Russell Dorsett [G #2]: Memphis, TN | Prev Team: Ole Miss
#7 John Heredia [CB #2]: Chandler, AZ | Prev Team: Colorado
#8 Mohammad Ogunjobi [DT #1]: Phenix City, AL | Prev Team: LSU
#9 Dom Bullocks [T #1]: Delran, NJ | Prev Team: Notre Dame
#10 Glenn Wendt [G #3]: Cheasapeake, VA | Prev Team: Notre Dame
#11 Terrance Eddy [WR #3]: Cordele, GA | Prev Team: Duke
#12 Eric Head [CB #3]: San Clemente, CA | Prev Team: Colorado
#13 Aiden Russo [OLB #1]: Kalamooza, MI | Prev Team: Penn State
#14 D.J. Baas [T #2]: Westerville, OH | Prev Team: Penn State
#15 Mateo Cannida [WR #4]: Denton, TX | Prev Team: Texas A&M
#16 Freddie Painter [WR #5]: Raytown, MO | Prev Team: Missouri
#17 Adonis Ambrose [QB #2]: Honolulu, HI | Prev Team: Utah
#18 J.T. Brazell [ILB #1]: Fort Lauderdale, FL | Prev Team: Miami
#19 Tyqyan Stokes [TE #1]: Louisville, KY | Prev Team: Penn State
#20 Philip Ozougwu [HB #1]: Rock Hill, SC | Prev Team: Clemson
#21 Leon Dragos [S #1]: Olympia Fields, IL | Prev Team: Missouri
#22 Jameson Wilbon [DT #2]: Starkville, MS | Prev Team: LSU
#23 John Mooney [G #4]: Plainsboro, NJ | Prev Team: Ohio State
#24 Patrick Ikegwuonu [WR #6]: Las Vegas, NV | Prev Team: Washington
#25 Kurt Dieter [G #5]: Parma, MI | Prev Team: Ball State

Post by **Soapy** » Yesterday, 09:49

Caesar wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 09:35
Motherfucker just targeting Penn State’s whole squad.

I like how this went from a Kennesaw State chise to a Bubba Mack chose to a Stanford chise

its always been a bubba mack chise

tried to make Devos comfortable and he still said no :soapy:

Post by **djp73** » Yesterday, 14:18

finna have no QBs :cookies:

Post by **Soapy** » Yesterday, 14:38

djp73 wrote: ↑
Yesterday, 14:18
finna have no QBs

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/jIW1UrdT ... ture=share

Post by **The JZA** » Yesterday, 15:13

Coach Mack got hoe'd out trying to upgrade his QB relationship, all along he was just an option

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