Honolulu, HI
Sep 1, 2023
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Stanford came out victorious against Hawaii with a final score of 37-24. The game, held at Aloha Stadium, was marked by significant offensive plays, efficient ball movements, and clutch defensive stops. From the start, Stanford displayed dominance, scoring the first touchdown through a 1-yard rush by E.J. Smith at 7:31 in the 1st quarter, and maintaining the lead for the entirety of the game. 'We knew coming in that we had to set the tone early,' said Smith, highlighting the emphasis on a strong start.
Hawaii managed to put up a fight, especially with strong performances in the second half, but could not bridge the gap. Stanford's quarterback Ashton Daniels was instrumental in the win, completing 25 of 36 passes for 248 yards and two touchdowns, also rushing for 42 yards. 'Ashton really controlled the game well for us,' praised Stanford's head coach. Despite the loss, Hawaii's Brayden Schager showed resilience, throwing for 355 yards on 30 completions out of 53 attempts and three touchdowns. 'We left it all on the field, but Stanford was just a notch better today,' said Schager.
E.J. Smith (Stanford)
Smith's 1-yard touchdown run capped off a precise 8-play, 75-yard drive, establishing momentum early for Stanford. The Cardinal offensive line dominated the line of scrimmage, allowing Smith to power through untouched.
Pofele Ashlock (Hawaii)
Ashlock's 7-yard touchdown catch came off a perfectly timed slant route, quickly tying the game at 7-7. Schager’s sharp throw indicated the Rainbow Warriors' potential to challenge Stanford's secondary.
Benjamin Yurosek (Stanford)
Yurosek's 32-yard touchdown reception was a result of a well-executed play-action pass. Daniels' accuracy and Yurosek's precise route running broke free the tightly contested Hawaii defense.
Bryce Farrell (Stanford)
Farrell's 2-yard rushing touchdown extended Stanford's lead to 21-7. Stanford's offense displayed its versatility, moving effortlessly downfield with a mix of run and pass plays, keeping Hawaii’s defense guessing.
Joshua Karty (Stanford)
Karty's 25-yard field goal was a culmination of Stanford's offensive control, widening the lead to 24-7. This play underscored the efficiency of Stanford's special teams unit throughout the game.
Steven McBride (Hawaii)
McBride's 24-yard touchdown reception cut Stanford's lead, fueling a spark of hope for the Rainbow Warriors. This drive showcased Schager's persistence and arm strength under mounting pressure.
John Humphreys (Stanford)
Humphreys' 13-yard touchdown catch secured the win for Stanford, putting the game out of reach for Hawaii. The Cardinal's methodical and determined fourth-quarter drive exemplified their composure.
David Bailey (Stanford)
Bailey's pivotal sack on Hawaii's final drive halted any late-game heroics, sealing the victory for Stanford. His relentless pressure was instrumental in disrupting Hawaii's offensive rhythm.
Ashton Daniels (Stanford, QB)
Completed 25 of 36 passes for 248 yards and two touchdowns, also rushed for 42 yards. Showed poise and leadership, orchestrating key drives and keeping the offense balanced. 'Ashton really controlled the game well for us,' said Stanford's head coach.
Brayden Schager (Hawaii, QB)
Threw for 355 yards on 30 completions out of 53 attempts and three touchdowns. Despite the loss, his resilience and ability to air the ball out were notable. 'We left it all on the field, but Stanford was just a notch better today,' said Schager.
Benjamin Yurosek (Stanford, TE)
Recorded nine receptions for 138 yards and a touchdown. His performance created mismatches and provided a reliable target for Daniels throughout the game.
Pofele Ashlock (Hawaii, WR)
Made eight receptions amounting to 114 yards and two touchdowns. Consistently found gaps in Stanford's defense, showcasing excellent route running and hands.
David Bailey (Stanford, LB)
Registered five solo tackles, three sacks, and four tackles for loss. His dominance on defense, particularly in crucial moments, disrupted Hawaii's offensive flow and secured key stops.
Joshua Karty (Stanford, K)
Scored 13 points including three field goals with a longest of 46 yards. His accuracy and composure added valuable points and maintained Stanford's cushion throughout the game.
Stanford Cardinal vs. Hawaii Rainbow Warriors - Final Score - September 01, 2023 | FOX Sports
Stanford Cardinal vs. Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Live Score and Stats - September 1, 2023 Gametracker - CBSSports.com
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Stanford Cardinal at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors - NCAAF Game Summary - Sep 01, 2023 | USA TODAY
Stanford Football: Recap: Cardinal Runs Roughshod Over Rainbow Warriors
Stanford Cardinal
7
14
6
10
37
Hawaii Rainbow Warriors
0
10
0
14
24
