On Saturday night, Stanford took down Cal 31-10 in the Big Game, with the Bears losing in embarrassing fashion. Quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele struggled to move the ball, the run game wasn’t great, and Jacob De Jesus wasn’t able to carry the Bears past the first quarter.

The Stanford defense scored more points than it allowed, and Micah Ford ran for 150 yards as the Cardinal defeated Cal 31-10 Saturday at Stanford Stadium, breaking a four-game losing streak in the series and marking its first win over the Golden Bears at home since 2017.

As Notre Dame looks to continue its quest for a College Football Playoff bid, the road runs through Stanford. The Fighting Irish will take on the Cardinal in their rivalry game in Week 14, and the opening point spread has been released.

Former Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck rushed away from a live interview to watch his team score a thrilling touchdown.

Stanford ends four-game losing streak to Cal as defense forces three turnovers, including two that were returned for touchdowns.

Notre Dame has won five of the last six games against Stanford, including the last three at Stanford Stadium. SOUTH BEND — Not only is this Thanksgiving week and the regular-season finale for Notre Dame football, but Saturday night’s kickoff time is a biorhythm-wrecking doozy at Stanford Stadium.

The Big Game is back as California (6-4) hopes to seal its fifth straight win over Stanford (3-7) in this rivalry matchup.

On February 25, Stanford will play host to Waseda University from Tokyo, Japan.