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Sunday, 2 November 2014
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If David Shaw Leaves Stanford, Who Replaces Him?

One thing is clear; Stanford Head Coach David Shaw will be in demand after the 2014 season at the professional and high profile collegiate level.

David Shaw was hired in 2011 after Jim Harbaugh helped rebuild the Stanford Cardinal football program to a perennial winner.  Shaw was able to build upon that success, and has continued to build one of the most respectable programs in all of college football. 

In his three years as the headman on “The Farm”, David Shaw has taken his Stanford Cardinal to three consecutive BCS bowl appearances, and back-to-back PAC 12 titles.  Shaw has been a calming influence, and is highly respected by all of his players, and alumni. 

Coach Shaw has constantly reiterated that he has no desire to move on from the Stanford program at this time; but if the right situation comes along, the Cardinal may be looking sooner than they would like to replace their head coach. 

If Coach Shaw was to leave, there would be a huge hole that would need to be filled, and here are five of the possible candidates that may be considered to take on the program.






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If David Shaw Leaves Stanford, Who Replaces Him?

One thing is clear; Stanford Head Coach David Shaw will be in demand after the 2014 season at the professional and high profile collegiate level.

David Shaw was hired in 2011 after Jim Harbaugh helped rebuild the Stanford Cardinal football program to a perennial winner.  Shaw was able to build upon that success, and has continued to build one of the most respectable programs in all of college football. 

In his three years as the headman on “The Farm”, David Shaw has taken his Stanford Cardinal to three consecutive BCS bowl appearances, and back-to-back PAC 12 titles.  Shaw has been a calming influence, and is highly respected by all of his players, and alumni. 

Coach Shaw has constantly reiterated that he has no desire to move on from the Stanford program at this time; but if the right situation comes along, the Cardinal may be looking sooner than they would like to replace their head coach. 

If Coach Shaw was to leave, there would be a huge hole that would need to be filled, and here are five of the possible candidates that may be considered to take on the program.






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If David Shaw Leaves Stanford, Who Replaces Him?

One thing is clear; Stanford Head Coach David Shaw will be in demand after the 2014 season at the professional and high profile collegiate level.

David Shaw was hired in 2011 after Jim Harbaugh helped rebuild the Stanford Cardinal football program to a perennial winner.  Shaw was able to build upon that success, and has continued to build one of the most respectable programs in all of college football. 

In his three years as the headman on “The Farm”, David Shaw has taken his Stanford Cardinal to three consecutive BCS bowl appearances, and back-to-back PAC 12 titles.  Shaw has been a calming influence, and is highly respected by all of his players, and alumni. 

Coach Shaw has constantly reiterated that he has no desire to move on from the Stanford program at this time; but if the right situation comes along, the Cardinal may be looking sooner than they would like to replace their head coach. 

If Coach Shaw was to leave, there would be a huge hole that would need to be filled, and here are five of the possible candidates that may be considered to take on the program.






Saturday, 1 November 2014
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If David Shaw Leaves Stanford, Who Replaces Him?

One thing is clear; Stanford Head Coach David Shaw will be in demand after the 2014 season at the professional and high profile collegiate level.

David Shaw was hired in 2011 after Jim Harbaugh helped rebuild the Stanford Cardinal football program to a perennial winner.  Shaw was able to build upon that success, and has continued to build one of the most respectable programs in all of college football. 

In his three years as the headman on “The Farm”, David Shaw has taken his Stanford Cardinal to three consecutive BCS bowl appearances, and back-to-back PAC 12 titles.  Shaw has been a calming influence, and is highly respected by all of his players, and alumni. 

Coach Shaw has constantly reiterated that he has no desire to move on from the Stanford program at this time; but if the right situation comes along, the Cardinal may be looking sooner than they would like to replace their head coach. 

If Coach Shaw was to leave, there would be a huge hole that would need to be filled, and here are five of the possible candidates that may be considered to take on the program.






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If David Shaw Leaves Stanford, Who Replaces Him?

One thing is clear; Stanford Head Coach David Shaw will be in demand after the 2014 season at the professional and high profile collegiate level.

David Shaw was hired in 2011 after Jim Harbaugh helped rebuild the Stanford Cardinal football program to a perennial winner.  Shaw was able to build upon that success, and has continued to build one of the most respectable programs in all of college football. 

In his three years as the headman on “The Farm”, David Shaw has taken his Stanford Cardinal to three consecutive BCS bowl appearances, and back-to-back PAC 12 titles.  Shaw has been a calming influence, and is highly respected by all of his players, and alumni. 

Coach Shaw has constantly reiterated that he has no desire to move on from the Stanford program at this time; but if the right situation comes along, the Cardinal may be looking sooner than they would like to replace their head coach. 

If Coach Shaw was to leave, there would be a huge hole that would need to be filled, and here are five of the possible candidates that may be considered to take on the program.






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If David Shaw Leaves Stanford, Who Replaces Him?

One thing is clear; Stanford Head Coach David Shaw will be in demand after the 2014 season at the professional and high profile collegiate level.

David Shaw was hired in 2011 after Jim Harbaugh helped rebuild the Stanford Cardinal football program to a perennial winner.  Shaw was able to build upon that success, and has continued to build one of the most respectable programs in all of college football. 

In his three years as the headman on “The Farm”, David Shaw has taken his Stanford Cardinal to three consecutive BCS bowl appearances, and back-to-back PAC 12 titles.  Shaw has been a calming influence, and is highly respected by all of his players, and alumni. 

Coach Shaw has constantly reiterated that he has no desire to move on from the Stanford program at this time; but if the right situation comes along, the Cardinal may be looking sooner than they would like to replace their head coach. 

If Coach Shaw was to leave, there would be a huge hole that would need to be filled, and here are five of the possible candidates that may be considered to take on the program.






Wednesday, 8 January 2014
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Mavs' Marion leaves game with bruised shoulder

Tuesday night's game against the Lakers with a bruised right shoulder.
Marion fell hard to the floor just before halftime and was down in a heap under the Los Angeles basket while play continued until Jordan Hill's dunk.
The Mavericks said after halftime that Marion wouldn't return to the game. He had started after being questionable because of ankle and Achilles issues.
Marion fell to the floor after he got tangled up with Pau Gasol and tripped over teammate Dirk Nowitzki.
Trainers tended to Marion on the court before he got up and walked the locker room. He was pressing at his right shoulder area and grimacing in pain.
Tuesday, 31 December 2013
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Heat's Cole leaves game vs. Denver with facial injury

The Miami Heat's Norris Cole left Monday night's game at Denver midway through the third quarter after taking a fall at the end of a driving layup attempt and hitting his face on the floor.
Cole had come into the game in place of Dwayne Wade, who didn't return after halftime because of back spasms, the Heat said in a tweet. Wade's return was characterized by the team as questionable.
Cole went up for the basket with Ty Lawson, who was called for a foul, and fell awkwardly face first to the floor. He remained down for several minutes while being tended to by trainers before being helped to his feet and assisted off the floor to the locker room for treatment.
Joel Anthony came in for Cole and made both free throws.
Monday, 30 December 2013
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Heat's Cole leaves game vs. Denver with facial injury

The Miami Heat's Norris Cole left Monday night's game at Denver midway through the third quarter after taking a fall at the end of a driving layup attempt and hitting his face on the floor.
Cole had come into the game in place of Dwayne Wade, who didn't return after halftime because of back spasms, the Heat said in a tweet. Wade's return was characterized by the team as questionable.
Cole went up for the basket with Ty Lawson, who was called for a foul, and fell awkwardly face first to the floor. He remained down for several minutes while being tended to by trainers before being helped to his feet and assisted off the floor to the locker room for treatment.
Joel Anthony came in for Cole and made both free throws.
Tuesday, 24 December 2013
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Knicks' Anthony leaves game with sprained ankle

New York forward Carmelo Anthony will be evaluated Tuesday after he left the Knicks' 103-98 win over the Orlando Magic with a sprained left ankle. Anthony led the Knicks with 19 points before leaving the game Monday night with 7:26 left in the third quarter.
Without him, the Magic rallied to cut what had been a 25-point deficit to just a point. But the Knicks were able to hang on down the stretch to preserve the victory.
Anthony said in the locker room afterward that he is remaining optimistic about the severity of the sprain.
"I am walking," Anthony said. "I think I caught it before it rolled all the way but it rolled pretty bad. So we will evaluate everything (Tuesday). The good thing is I am able to walk with a little bit of pain. We will figure it out tomorrow. The pain was just too much. I was actually trying to walk it off to see if I could come back into the game.
"There wasn't any reason for me to go out there and risk it anymore."
Woodson also was trying to remain positive for the latest in what has been a string of injuries to his players this season.
The Knicks next play Oklahoma City on Christmas Day.
"Melo's a tough kid," Woodson said. "He doesn't sit out very often and we just have to wait and see how he feels tomorrow, see how he is an we'll go from there."
The Knicks also lost point guard Raymond Felton late in the fourth quarter to what coach Mike Woodson was as a tweaked groin. Felton was just making his return to action after a six-game absence because of strained left hamstring.
He also will be evaluated Tuesday. The Knicks had been struggling to find an offensive flow in the half court and that returned against the Magic early.
"I'm concerned (about Melo), but I'm not as worried about him as I'm worried about Ray, the way he came back and then to go down again. It's tough," Knicks forward J.R. Smith said. "He's our point guard, for sure."
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