Former Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck is back in the saddle -- for part of a practice, at least. The current Cardinal ...

Though he never did return to the field—despite an attempt from Frank Reich, the then-Indianapolis Colts coach, to lure him back—Luck is now serving as general manager for the Stanford Cardinal ...

Anytime Andrew Luck pops into the headlines, fans of the Indianapolis Colts can still see him under center at quarterback if ...

Syracuse Orange football coach Fran Brown delivered an incredible quote about losing wide receiver Trebor Pena to the ...

As UCLA looks to keep up with the times, the topic of general managers keeps popping up. General managers in college football have been seizing power without impunity, but recently fired Stanford ...

Not long ago, Pope Francis, like so many public figures, released an autobiography. “Hope” told the story of a leader who set ...

Frank Reich took over three weeks ago as Stanford’s interim football coach after the firing of Troy Taylor. Now the Cardinal ...

A video shared on social media shows Andrew Luck, the current Stanford general manager, lining up at QB for the Stanford ...

Taylor was fired by Stanford and new Cardinal general manager Andrew Luck in the wake of an embarrassing ESPN report that the coach had twice been investigated for his demeaning treatment of ...

Friday started the series off extremely well. Clemson romped Stanford 11-1 in a run-rule 7 inning game. Aidan Knaak cruised through 6 innings striking out 6 and only allowing 1 earned run.

Taylor was fired in March after two investigations into his behavior during his two seasons with the school became public.

Although the Cardinal fell to Cal 10-8 in a thrilling, home-run-filled matchup, the moment was about more than the final score. “It was like a mini-World Series experience,” said Stanford ...