Polar opposites off field, Oregon, Stanford becoming fierce rivals on it
Posted Nov 6, 2013
Jimmy V would probably say the same of a robust college football rivalry, which explains why there will be a spite shortfall, a kind of toxicity deficit, surrounding the Pac-12's game of the year: No. 2 Oregon (8-0) against fifth-ranked Stanford (7-1) in Palo Alto on Thursday,
(Sports Illustrated)
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