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Stanford names Tavita Pritchard head coach, signaling a homegrown continuity plan to rebuild the program.
Pritchard arrives with NFL coaching pedigree, most recently serving as Washington Commanders quarterbacks coach since 2023.
Andrew Luck endorses Pritchard as a culture-builder who can guide Stanford into its next era and support the rebuild.

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Stanford football welcomes a new head coach and the commit expresses optimism for the program’s future.
The commit says the hire signals a positive direction for recruiting and development.
Publishers and analysts note the transition era could impact Stanford’s upcoming seasons.
The article emphasizes the excitement surrounding Stanford’s staff changes.
On3 provides context on coverage and access related to Stanford football updates.
The story centers on a committed recruit reacting to the coach hire.
Reporter Darren Yamashita captures the immediate response to the coaching change.
The piece signals potential long-term impact on Stanford’s recruiting landscape.
Overall tone is cautiously optimistic about Stanford’s future under new leadership.
The report references On3’s broader coverage network for ongoing updates.

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Stanford reportedly hires Tavita Pritchard, a former Cardinal QB, as head coach.
Pritchard, 38, played four years at Stanford and has 13 years coaching experience.
He is known for the 2007 upset against No. 2 USC where he threw the game-winning score.
Pritchard also coached in Washington in 2023, aiding rookie Jayden Daniels' standout season.
Stanford dismissed Troy Taylor in March amid staff-bullying allegations; Frank Reich served as interim coach.
The Cardinal sit 4-7 this season and 12th in the ACC before their finale against Notre Dame.
Sports Illustrated's Patrick Andres reports the hiring news.
Pritchard's return to Stanford links past and present in Cardinal leadership.
The report cites ESPN's Pete Thamel as the source.
Pritchard's history as a Stanford alumnus is highlighted in coverage.
The hire is part of Stanford's broader reshaping of its football program.

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Stanford names Tavita Pritchard as its next football head coach, replacing Troy Taylor.
Pritchard is a Stanford alumnus who played quarterback from 2006 to 2009.
He served as Stanford's offensive coordinator from 2017 to 2022.
Pritchard previously coached with the Washington Commanders before returning to Stanford.
Interim head coach Reich will stay as a senior advisor to Pritchard.
Stanford plans to begin Pritchard’s tenure with a Tuesday press conference.
Luck praised Pritchard's leadership and growth since their Stanford days.
The Cardinal have not recorded a winning season since 2018, under Pritchard's tenure as OC was 7-16 in two ACC seasons.
Luck said Pritchard would build on this season’s foundation to lead Stanford football to a new era.
Stanford closes the 2025 season with a game versus No. 9 Notre Dame before Pritchard begins his duties.

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