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      <title>FOX Bootleg Breakdown: Champions</title>
      <description>Party like it's 1999, Stanford fans. The Farm Boys are headed back to the Rose Bowl. The program's revival has officially come full circle. The Pac-12 title belongs to the Cardinal. Here's postgame video coverage from the field.</description>
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      <title>Postgame Interview: Sam Schwartzstein</title>
      <description>Stanford’s offensive line returned to form against Notre Dame, keeping Andrew Luck from taking a single sack while dominating the line of scrimmage and opening huge holes for the running game. Center Sam Schwartzstein, a first-year starter, was one of the keys to that effort.</description>
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      <title>Week Two Notebook</title>
      <description>If it’s possible for a 57-3 win to be somewhat disappointing, Stanford’s season-opening defeat of San Jose State certainly fits the bill. The Card certainly played well – its run defense was fantastic, and the team was nearly mistake-free, but its performance wasn’t as dominant as the score would indicate.</description>
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      <title>Cardinal starters down White backups 42-3</title>
      <description>Stanford football concluded its NCAA allowance of 15 spring practices on Saturday with the annual Cardinal &amp; White spring game, held at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. The game gave Stanford fans their last chance to get a look at the team before the Cardinal’s opener against San Jose State in September. The Cardinal team, comprised primarily of the team’s starters, beat the White team, 42-3.</description>
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      <title>Luck holds court with media</title>
      <description>Coming off a 12-1 season, an Orange Bowl victory and a Heisman runner-up, there is certainly more pressure on Stanford heading into this year. But much like they did during the 2010 campaign, the Cardinal’s heady players aren’t allowing the outside hype to go to their heads. Here, The Bootleg catches up with a former high school valedictorian, Andrew Luck.</description>
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      <title>"We Walk!" #10: OL Jacob Gowan [#56]</title>
      <description>Installment #10 in our scintillating 12-part “We Walk” series profiling Stanford's freshman walk-ons takes us to the imposing subject of Jacob Gowan, the only non-scholarship offensive lineman in the outstanding 2009 class. Realistically, “Plowin’” Gowan doesn't expect to take the field this first season, but he is learning quickly, has excellent size and is in possession of a positive attitude.</description>
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      <title>Priming The Pump</title>
      <description>Ladies &amp; Gentlemen, the Cardinal has acquired some serious heavy metal! Quietly, yet another intriguing tradition has surfaced within the Stanford Football program. A metaphorical vehicle in symbolic form: The Pump. That's right, a pump! A big, red, old-school iron water pump. Read on to find out the what, where, when and most importantly, the why!</description>
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      <title>Football Recruits Weekly Update</title>
      <description>Nearly all high school action across the nation is complete and we have the latest on the remaining championship races.One Stanford commit led his team to a state championship this past weekend.Meanwhile, a pair of other commits have their teams fighting deep into the California playoffs. Read on for the latest stats and notes on Stanford Football's recruits from this weekend's high school action.</description>
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      <title>Football Recruits Weekly Update</title>
      <description>While Stanford hosted a dozen visitors for this past weekend's home game against Oregon, high school action across the country continued.  Stanford's big visit weekend coincided with important developments for numerous prospects, including word of a new public commitment.  Read on for the latest stats and notes on Stanford Football's recruits from this weekend's high school action.</description>
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      <title>Schwartzstein Says Stanford</title>
      <description>Southlake (Texas) Carroll lineman Sam Schwartzstein makes his commitment to Stanford public after receiving word he was accepted into school, then takes his official visit to Palo Alto...</description>
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      <title>ScoutTV: Sam Schwartzstein (OG)</title>
      <description>One of the newest names in Stanford offensive line recruiting is Sam Schwartzstein, the 6'3.5" 270-pound guard prospect from three-time defending state champion Southlake (Tex.) Carroll High School. Schwartzstein has eight scholarship offers currently to his name, including Purdue, Colorado State and one from the Cardinal in early June. Today we present video highlights from his junior season.</description>
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      <title>'08 Unwrapped: Sam Schwartzstein</title>
      <description>Stanford has unloaded a number of offers to the Class of 2008 in Texas (10 by our count), though surprisingly enough just one Cardinal offer has landed in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area. There we find offensive guard recruit Sam Schwartzstein, who plays for the three-time defending state champs at Southlake (Tex.) Carroll High School. The 6'3.5" lineman owns eight offers and has high interest out West.</description>
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      <pubDate>Sun, 26 Aug 2007 19:08:00 GMT</pubDate>
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