• ACC Scheduling Chaos and Syracuse’s Big Games
    2026/05/29

    The ACC’s chaotic new schedule throws curveballs at teams like Syracuse, who’ll face Stanford twice—including a historic Carrier Dome showdown—while skipping N.C. State entirely. With uneven matchups, no home games against some rivals, and a tournament shift to Greensboro, the conference’s new format creates wild inconsistencies—but Syracuse’s loaded home slate against Duke, UNC, and others still promises electric crowds and drama.

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  • Okorie Stays for NBA Draft
    2026/05/28

    Ebuka Okorie, Stanford’s explosive freshman phenom, is staying in the NBA Draft after a historic season that shattered ACC records and earned him All-America honors. Leading the conference in scoring with 23+ points per game, he became the first Stanford player since 2002 to score 40 points in a game — and did it three times. With eight 30-point outings and first-team All-ACC honors, Okorie’s talent and work ethic earned him a spot among the nation’s elite freshmen. Coach Kyle Smith praised his intelligence, gratitude, and relentless drive, calling him the embodiment of Stanford’s ideal player. Okorie joins a rising wave of Cardinal stars making NBA headlines, cementing Stanford’s legacy as a powerhouse in developing NBA talent.

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  • Stanford's ACC Rise Continues
    2026/05/28

    Stanford’s ACC journey just got tougher—and more exciting—with a stacked 2026 schedule featuring home clashes with Boston College, Florida State, and Virginia, plus road trips to Duke, Clemson, and North Carolina. After a strong 2025 season (20-13, 9-9 in the ACC) and a postseason run, Coach Kyle Smith’s team is rewriting history—becoming the first Stanford coach to reach 20+ wins in his first two seasons and posting consecutive .500+ ACC campaigns. With momentum building and elite company in the conference, Stanford is proving they’re here to stay—and make noise.

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  • Sixers Eye Explosive Okorie at 22
    2026/05/27

    The Sixers’ 22nd pick, Stanford’s Ebuka Okorie, is a lightning-fast scorer who averaged over 23 points last season, thriving at the rim and hitting 35% from three. His explosive athleticism and scoring versatility could ignite Philly’s bench, despite his small frame and limited playmaking. With Maxey already leading the backcourt, Okorie’s self-created offense might be the perfect fit to add depth and firepower.

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  • Stanford Women's Golf, Nuggets' Jones on Championships & Pro Transition
    2026/05/21

    Stanford Womens Golf is heading to the NCAA Championships, with sophomore Andrea Revuelta expressing confidence in their chances. In the latest episode of The TreeCast, NBA player Spencer Jones, who recently wrapped up a season with the Denver Nuggets, shares insights on his pro success and offers advice to fellow Cardinal player Ebuka Okorie. This episode marks the end of the regular season for The TreeCast, which has provided a behind-the-scenes look at Stanford sports all year. Catch up on all interviews in the GoStanford app or wherever you get your podcasts.

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  • Jaylen Blakes Joins Stanford Coaching Staff
    2026/05/16

    Jaylen Blakes, a former Stanford guard, is joining the coaching staff as director of player personnel, leveraging his experience from Duke and Israel to mentor younger players.

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  • Stanford's Ebuka Okorie Drops 23.2 PPG, NBA Draft Bound
    2026/05/13

    Stanfords freshman sensation, Ebuka Okorie, is making waves in the NBA draft, having declared for the 2026 draft and leaving his college eligibility behind. As a six-foot-two guard, Okorie dominated the ACC last season, averaging 23.2 points per game, earning All-American honors, and shattering conference records. His impressive scoring punch, pull-up shooting, and relentless drives have scouts predicting a first-round pick. With 719 points in his freshman year, Okorie is in rare company, joining an elite group of freshmen whove averaged 20+ points with his rebound and assist numbers. The NBA is calling, and Okorie is answering.

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  • Jason Collins: Stanford Legend & LGBTQ Pioneer
    2026/05/13

    Jason Collins, a Stanford basketball legend and NBA pioneer, passed away at 47, leaving behind a legacy of courage and impact. He was the first openly gay athlete in major North American sports, earning All-American honors and setting the Stanford record for field goal percentage. Collins, a Hall of Famer, fought stage four glioblastoma with grace, inspiring many with his resilience. He will be remembered for his on-court achievements and off-court advocacy for LGBTQ equality.

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