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Mavericks surfer Jacob Trette remains in critical condition

A Southern California surfer who nearly drowned in the ocean off of Half Moon Bay on Saturday remained in critical condition this afternoon, a hospital spokeswoman said.Jacob Trette was airlifted to Stanford University Medical Center after he was caught in the surf by a 20-foot wave at Mavericks at about 10 a.m., Coastside Fire Protection District Battalion Chief Ari Delay said. Read More

Jim Harbaugh is just what the San Francisco 49ers needed

49ers are hoping that Jim Harbaugh will be the second coming of Bill Walsh
The confidence borders on arrogance, which is acceptable. “It ain’t bragging if you can back it up,” Muhammad Ali told us. And if what Jim Harbaugh offered in his comments isn’t bragging, it’s not distant. Now we find out if indeed he can back it up. The choice of Harbaugh as the new 49ers coach seems perfect. The Niners, once the elite franchise in pro football, have been a shambles, almost an embarrassment for eight seasons. Read More

Harbaugh most coveted coach in football

Jim Harbaugh led Stanford to a win in the Orange Bowl
The Stanford duo of quarterback Andrew Luck and coach Jim Harbaugh has captured the imagination of sports fans, who want to know what their future will be. From my personal observation, I had expected that Luck would stay at Stanford, and he made that announcement Thursday. Luck is much more than an outstanding football player. He is very intelligent, with a 3.5 GPA at Stanford, and a very well-balanced young man who is serious about his education. Read More

Stanford's Luck, Harbaugh could be on the move

Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck and coach Jim Harbaugh
Funny isn’t it. If Jim Harbaugh remains at Stanford, he could be coaching a better quarterback than he likely would with the 49ers or Broncos. Then again, if Harbaugh leaves the Cardinal for his suitors in San Francisco or Denver, Andrew Luck may very well jump to the NFL too. Read More

Matchup of turnaround teams in Orange Bowl

In four years, the Stanford Cardinal have gone from 1-11 to 11-1. They're ranked No. 5 and preparing to play No. 12 Virginia Tech in the Orange Bowl on Monday night. The Hokies (11-2) made it to Miami thanks to a turnaround of their own. Ranked No. 10 at the start of the season, they opened with a loss at Boise State and a shocking defeat at home against lower-tier James Madison, all in a span of five days. Read More

Accused neck slasher too sick for court

A Moss Beach man accused of sawing his high school sweetheart’s neck with a serrated knife in their mobile home on Dec. 2 missed his court date for a sixth time Tuesday because he was not medically well enough to show up.David Vanalstine, 56, allegedly left a 10-centimeter-long laceration across his girlfriend's neck when she returned from work to the Pillar Ridge mobile home park, Chief Deputy District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe said. Read More

Stanford to face Virginia Tech in Orange Bowl

 The Orange Bowl will be a matchup of turnaround teams — Stanford vs. Virginia Tech.Stanford earned a bid Sunday to face the Hokies in the BCS bowl on Jan. 3. The berth caps a remarkable resurgence for the fifth-ranked Cardinal, who have gone from 1-11 to 11-1 in four years. Read More

Stanford stands alone as best one-loss team

A little of this, and a lot of that — gridiron edition: - I don’t have a vote — and if there were any justice at all in the college football world, neither would anyone else — but it says here that the best one-loss team in America plays at Stanford Stadium. Read More

Don’t expect Cardinal in 49ers’ future

Coach Jim Harbaugh and quarterback Andrew Luck are Stanford’s dynamic duo, but neither one will be there much longer. But sorry, 49ers fans: Neither one is likely to show up at Candlestick Park, either. Harbaugh has a year left on his Stanford contract, but that wouldn’t stop him from leaving for a pro job after this season. Read More

Tedford has had Stanford's number in Big Game

The other guy is getting the attention. A huge article on Jim Harbaugh in Sports Illustrated. Why not? Stanford has lost only one game. Stanford is ranked No. 7 in the nation.“I have a lot of respect for coach Harbaugh,” said Jeff Tedford.And two wins in three tries over Harbaugh.Fans get bored. Alumni get impatient. A few years ago, Tedford was the miracle worker, the man who took a Cal team that had been 1-11 and turned it around immediately to 7-5. Read More
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