The TreeCast with Troy Clardy
Go inside Stanford Athletics with the "Voice of the Cardinal" Troy Clardy’s commentary, analysis, and exclusive interviews. In his first season as the play-by-play voice of Stanford football & men's basketball and his 31st season overall covering the Cardinal, Clardy also calls NFL & college football play-by-play on Compass Media Networks and Westwood One, and has called ten different sports on the Pac-12 Network.
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Live from Pac-12 Football Media Day in Las Vegas, The TreeCast covers all things Cardinal with plenty of special guests! Stanford HC Troy Taylor previews fall camp, ILB Tristan Sinclair tells why he returned for his fifth year, WR John Humphreys shares his perspective on Stanford's new-look offense, and athletic direct
Stanford Baseball is off to Omaha for its third straight Men's College World Series! Special guest Stanford pitching coach Thomas Eager tells how the Card advanced in dramatic fashion, reacts to Quinn Mathews throwing 156 pitches (and the national discussion it sparked), and looks at Stanford's incredible three-year ru
New Stanford Football head coach Troy Taylor joins The TreeCast for his first one-on-one chat. He shares what he's learned about the program after two months on the job, looks at how Stanford's evolution with the ever-changing world of college sports, and takes us back to his days as Cal's QB1. See Privacy Policy at ht
Troy Taylor is introduced as the new head coach of Stanford Football. We hear the highlights and deeper thoughts from Taylor's presser, catch up with Stanford AD Bernard Muir, and get knee-jerk reaction from Stewart Mandel of The Athletic. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at
On this bonus episode, Jon Wilner of the Pac-12 Hotline gives his reaction to David Shaw's decision to step down, his thoughts on the state of Stanford Football, and the names that could be serious candidates. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-
David Shaw steps down as Stanford Football's head coach after 12 years, three Pac-12 titles, two Rose Bowl wins, and 96 wins. We hear Shaw's thoughts during his farewell presser, hear Stanford athletic director Bernard Muir's criterion for the next head coach, and dive into the future of the program. See Privacy Policy