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Ross and Ryan sit down to discuss Stanford's tough loss to SMU on Saturday. The hosts discuss how close the game felt, even though the score indicated otherwise. Dave Borghi joins the show to discuss the SMU game and give out Roster Arrows. Finally, the hosts briefly discuss the upcoming game against Florida State. This will be the only episode this week as Ryan and Ross are traveling the rest of the week.
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Ross and Ryan discuss the massive donation from Bradford Freeman (Class of '64) and how it will impact the football program, what to expect for Stanford's upcoming game against SMU, and a little late Roster Arrows with Dave Borghi after the SJSU game. All this and more on the latest episode.
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Matt Squeri (msqueri) joins Ross and Ryan on this bye-week special of the Talking Trees Podcast to break down Stanford’s head coach search.
Matt shares his top 10 candidates for the job and outlines the key criteria he believes Andrew Luck should prioritize in Stanford’s next leader on the field.
To close, Ross, Ryan, and Matt each make their predictions for who will ultimately become the Cardinal’s next head coach.
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Coming off a comeback win over the San Jose State Spartans, Ross and Ryan talk about the game, including Dr. Ben Gulbranson's record night on the Farm.
Stanford has its first home winning streak since 2018, with three straight wins going back to Louisville last season. There are still areas that need to be cleaned up, but Luck and Reich have Stanford moving in the right direction.
Also stick around to discuss an awesome week of college football and other news from around the league.
Ross and Ryan break down Stanford's upcoming game against San Jose State in the Bill Walsh Legacy Game. Dave Borghi (@Scarneck70 on X) joins the podcast for Roster Arrows after the Virginia Game.
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Ross and Ryan mourn Stanford's blowout loss to University of Virginia. The hosts discuss what went wrong, the few things that went right, and what needs to change. College football Scores and head coaching changes are also discussed as Stanford gets closer to naming a new head coach.
After years of futility, Ryan turns to an Etsy Witch to help turn around the fortunes of Stanford's football program. Ross sits down with Dave Borghi to do Roster Arrows and discuss player performance through the first 3 games. Finally, the hosts discuss the upcoming game vs Virginia.
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Ross and Ryan sit down to recap Stanford's thrilling 30-20 win over Boston College on the Farm. The hosts discuss the improvement in QB play, the strong defensive performance, and the general vibe around the program.
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Ross and Ryan discuss Stanford's upcoming game with Boston College and what QB is best suited to play. Later on, the hosts sit down with Dave Borghi (aka scarneck70 on twitter and fborg on CSR Board) to do Roster Arrows after Stanford's loss to BYU. Dave sticks around to talk about Bear Bachmeier and Stanford's search for a new football coach.
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After a disappointing loss to the BYU Cougars, the hosts reconvene to discuss the outcome of the game. The big topic of discussion is the QB play of Ben Gulbranson, along with Ross and Ryan's thoughts on whether Elijah Brown should get an opportunity to start. Jim Rutter joins the podcast to discuss the current state of Stanford football, the founding of the Bootleg Blog, and the re-opening of the Old Pro in Palo Alto. All this and more in this week's episode.
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