In a stunning turn of events, Stanford University has fired head football coach Troy Taylor following serious allegations of misconduct and disappointing performance. This remarkable decision marks a pivotal moment in college football,

Stanford is hiring former NFL head coach Frank Reich to be the Cardinal's interim coach for the 2025 season, multiple outlets reported Monday.

The Cardinal is set to hire former Indianapolis Colts and Carolina Panthers coach Frank Reich as their interim coach for the year. The news was first reported by ESPN’s Pete Thamel and confirmed by this news organization’s Wilner Hotline before Stanford announced the hire at 8 a.m. Monday.

The Stanford Cardinal, led by head coach Troy Taylor, are coming off a very disappointing first year in the ACC, going 3-9 for the second straight season and 2-6 in conference games.

The Stanford football program appears to be waving the white flag for the 2025 season with a one-year interim coach deal.

Stanford has made a decision to hire a veteran NFL coach on a 1-year contract before launching a national search.

Who could the Cardinal turn toward? The timing puts Stanford in a tough spot with candidate pool that doesn't feel deep.

Andrew Luck and Frank Reich overlapped with the Indianapolis Colts for the 2018 NFL season. Now, they will be together for a campaign with Stanford football. The Stanford football GM is taking his time when hiring a coach to replace the fired Troy Taylor. He will turn to his former NFL coach in an interim role for the 2025 season.

Stanford has found a replacement for Troy Taylor, at least for one year. Cardinal general manager Andrew Luck has hired former NFL head coach Frank Reich to lea