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Stewart scores late to lead Cardinal
By Jeremy Kahn October 20, 2007 |
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In probably one of the craziest College Football seasons in recent memory, the Stanford Cardinal won on the road for the second time in three weeks. Jeremy Stewart scored from one-yard out, as the Cardinal came back to defeat the Arizona Wildcats 21-20 at Arizona Stadium. Tavita Pritchard was once again the starting quarterback in place of T.C. Ostrander went 19-for-27 for 181 yards and a touchdown. The only downfall for Pritchard was the fact that he threw two interceptions. After the Stewart touchdown, the Wildcats had one final chance to get a chance for a possible game-winning field goal; however Anthony Johnson fumbled the ball and Will Powers was there to cover up the loose ball with 2:13 remaining in the game. Jason Evans ran for 78 yards, as Anthony Kimble sat out the game with a shoulder injury that was suffered in the TCU game on October 13 at Stanford Stadium. The Wildcats jumped out to a quick 10-0 lead, as Mike Thomas raced 21 yards to the end zone on a reverse. Pritchard then got the Cardinal on the board in the second quarter, as he threw a 33-yard touchdown pass to Richard Sherman. Following the Sherman touchdown reception, the Wildcats failed to gain a yard on first down that turned the ball over to the Cardinal. The Cardinal took advantage of the Wildcats failing to get the first down, as Evans scored on a two-yard run with five seconds remaining. By scoring the late touchdown, the Cardinal went into the locker room with a 14-10 lead. |
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