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Stanford held a lead on the road for the first time this season on Halloween. The Cardinal went in front twice in the second quarter at Louisville and were tied at 24 in the third. Louisville scored the last 28 points. The 52-24 loss pushed Stanford’s road losing streak to 15 games, the longest active run in FBS. After a bye, Stanford (4-5, 2-4 ACC) visits Lane Stadium on Saturday to face Virginia Tech (6-3, 3-3), which lost 51-28 at SMU on Nov. 6. If Stanford keeps this one close into the fourth quarter, these three players will be the reason. Davis Warren, quarterback Warren has thrown three interceptions on 308 attempts this season. In 2024, when he started nine games for Michigan, he threw nine interceptions on 209 attempts. The sixth-year quarterback walked on at Michigan and earned a scholarship before taking over as the starter. A torn ACL cost him all of 2025, and he transferred to Stanford in January.

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