Game-changing play in second half helps Stanford beat Boston College in ACC opener
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Game-changing play in second half helps Stanford beat Boston College in ACC opener
"Stanford's defense came up with a game-changing play late in the third quarter. On 4th and goal on the Cardinal 1-yard line, Eagles running back Turbo Richard tried to leap the pile at the line of scrimmage, but had the ball knocked loose by defensive lineman Clay Patterson, with safety Jay Green recovering in the end zone. On the ensuing play, Ford darted up the middle for a 75-yard run to the Boston College 5,"
"For the game, the Cardinal scored 21 points off Boston College turnovers to help earn their first win of the season and open the season at home on a badly needed positive note. Gulbranson, a transfer from Oregon State, completed xx of xx passes for xxx yards, and Ford had xxx yards on xx carries. Stanford (1-2, 1-0 ACC) also had two huge plays in the second quarter to take a 20-17 lead."
Stanford earned a 30-20 win over Boston College following a pivotal third-quarter goal-line defensive stop and a subsequent 75-yard Micah Ford run that set up the go-ahead touchdown. The Cardinal scored 21 points off Boston College turnovers, providing the offensive cushion needed for their first victory of the season. Ben Gulbranson completed his first touchdown pass of the season and showed his best performance yet after transferring from Oregon State. Stanford also produced two big second-quarter plays, including a 50-yard Sam Roush touchdown reception and a Collin Wright interception returned for a score. Stanford improved to 1-2 overall and 1-0 in ACC play.
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