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Stanford water polo head coach Brian Flacks talks to players during a 2023 match against California big-four rival USC. It was his second season with the team. David Madison/Getty Images Xuan Thai ...

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In the world of water polo, three things ring true: It's exclusive, expensive and everyone seems to know each other. So, when Stanford University began investigating its men's water polo coach ...

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders ripped the 8 p.m. local time kickoff set by ESPN for Friday night’s game against Stanford at Folsom Field, saying "thank God" his team is soon leaving the ...

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ESPN’s new betting analyst for College GameDay each Saturday isn’t an unfamiliar face. Per a release from ESPN Thursday, “Stanford Steve” Coughlin (best known for his regular appearances ...

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It was also ESPN’s most-streamed regular season Friday-night game ever, with an average minute audience of 91,000 viewers and a total of 354,000 unique viewers watching 18,200,000 total minutes.

ESPN's FPI gives the Cardinal a 29.7 percent chance to win this one - the second-lowest odds for Stanford's games in conference play. If the first six games play out as projected, Stanford would ...