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USC SEPTEMBER 6
ARMY SEPTEMBER 13
WASHINGTON ST. OCTOBER 10
OREGON ST. OCTOBER 25
UTAH NOVEMBER 15
WASHINGTON SEPTEMBER 27
NOTRE DAME OCTOBER 4
ARIZONA ST. OCTOBER 18
OREGON NOVEMBER 1
CALIFORNIA NOVEMBER 22
UCLA NOVEMBER 28
AWAY
UC DAVIS AUGUST 30
August 2014
Dear Stanford Football Season Ticket Holder, Thank you for supporting our program and being a valuable part of one of the best football teams in America. Over the last four years, our team has had unprecedented success at home with 26 wins and just one loss; including being undefeated the last two years. We have great coaches and great players, but our home field advantage has been a large part of our success. We need you to continue to make Stanford Stadium a loud and intimidating environment starting August 30 against UC Davis, and continuing September 6 against the USC Trojans. As you know, Stanford game days are always fun, exciting and great for families. If you can’t make it to one of our home games, make sure that your seats are used by someone in the Stanford community by logging onto gostanford.com and transferring or donating your tickets. My dad, Willie Shaw, coached at Stanford in the 1970’s and again in the 1990’s. He told me a long time ago that one of the best things about Stanford men and women is that they respond to challenges. The early challenge for 2014 is to sell out our stadium for every game! Make it a great environment for Ty Montgomery, Kevin Hogan, Henry Anderson, Andrus Peat, Jordan Richards, A.J. Tarpley and the rest of the team to do what they do best, which is play the exciting and physical brand of football that I know you enjoy, while playing the game the right way … THE STANFORD WAY! See you this fall!
David Shaw Bradford M. Freeman Director of Football Head Football Coach
INSPIRE. CHAMPIONS. O n e o f t h e n a t i o n ’ s e l i t e f oo t b a l l p r o g r a m s . o v e r t h e p a s t F O U R y e a r s , S t a n f o r d i s THE o n l y p r o g r a m i n t h e c ou n t r y w i t h F O U R C O NSEC U TIVE BCS b o w l a p p e a r a n c e s .
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all-americans since 2009
pac-12 scholar athlete of the year (ben RHYNE)
26-1
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2014 FOOTBALL GAME DAY INFORMATION ADA Services All games at Stanford Stadium are accessible to wheelchairs and guests with disabilities with accommodations that include lowered concession stands and drinking fountains, restroom access and assisted listening devices. Lower bowl seats for guests with disabilities are located at the top of each section in Row Y. Upper bowl seats for guests with disabilities are located along the north and south ends of the upper walkway in Row V of sections 201-208, 218-228 and 238-240, and can be accessed via the elevator on the west side of the stadium. Three companion seats are available for each space reserved for wheelchair use. For more information about purchasing seats for guests with disabilities, please contact the Stanford Athletics Ticket Office at 800-STANFORD. For handicapped parking information, please see information on the parking pass pages in this booklet.
addition to specific information on promotional events, stadium rules and department policies.
Lost and Found Lost and found articles will be taken to the Stadium Operations Office inside Gate 1 to be reclaimed by guests on game days. To reach the Stadium Operations Office on game day, call 650-723-1949. The Stadium Operations office will be staffed until approximately 2 hours after the conclusion of the game. The main Athletics lost and found is located in the department offices at the Arrillaga Family Sports Center, which is open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.5 p.m. and can be reached by calling 650-723-4591.
Merchandise
ATMs are located on the main concourse behind sections 110, 118, 128 and 135 and at the main ticket office located outside the stadium at Gate 2.
The Stadium Shop is located on the main concourse behind section 120. Souvenir booths are also located throughout the stadium. Shops open when gates open and remain open for the duration of the game. The Stanford Athletics Shop, which is located at the Cobb Track/ Angell Field bleachers and open seven days a week, provides all merchandise. For more information on the Stanford Athletics Shop, please call 650-327-8870.
Concessions
Parking
Permanent concessions counters are located throughout the main concourse above sections 102, 103, 108, 113, 115, 118, 125, 128 and 134 and along the upper walkway at sections 232 and 235. Additional food and beverage service may be found at the portable concession stands located throughout the concourse and in the upper end zones.
Select parking lots will open five (5) hours prior to kickoff and close approximately four (4) hours after the end of the game. Unexpected traffic delays, weather conditions or heavy traffic will force changes to the traffic and parking patterns. Fans are encouraged to arrive 90 minutes prior to kickoff to avoid traffic delays. Please follow directional signage for the most convenient route to all lots.
ATM
First Aid First aid stations are located at the east and west sides of the main concourse, above sections 115 and 132. A third first aid station is located outside the stadium, between Gates 2 and 3.
Gate Times Stadium gates open approximately 90 minutes prior to kickoff. For your convenience, you may enter through any public gate (2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13).
Guest Services Guest Services tents are located outside Gates 4, 8 and 14. Inside the stadium, Guest Services offices are located at the north and south ends of the main concourse, above sections 124 and 104. Guest Services offices are staffed throughout the game and provide general information in
For specific game day parking information, call 650736-PARK (7275) or email athletics-parking@stanford. edu. Additional information can be found on the parking-pass pages in this ticket booklet.
Didn’t receive a Parking Permit? If you did not purchase a parking permit with your season tickets and wish to purchase one, please call the Stanford Athletics Ticket office at 800-STANFORD. Please note that all premium lots (Lot #2, Masters Grove, Toyon Grove, Sunken Diamond, Track House Lot and Galvez Lot) are sold out. General parking permits for season ticket holders are available at a cost of $90/season (a savings of $30 compared to game-by-game permit purchases).
Prohibited Items Security staff at the entry gates will conduct a bag search and may refuse entry to any persons possessing prohib-
ited items. Receptacles will be available if guests would like to discard prohibited items; otherwise they make take them back to their vehicle. Prohibited items include: alcoholic beverages, illegal drugs, animals (except service animals), balls, frisbees, whole fruit or other projectiles; drones and other airborne, remote-controlled imaging devices; poles or sticks; bicycles, skates, scooters and skateboards; cans, glass, thermos or metal bottles (larger than 20 oz.) or open containers of any kind; coolers, backpacks or bags (larger than 12x12x15); horns or artificial noisemakers; strollers or portable chairs (unless ADA compliant); weapons, fireworks or any dangerous items. It is prohibited to throw any object onto the playing surface at any time. Failure to adhere to this policy may result in removal from the stadium.
Tailgating Tailgating is permitted in all parking lots and should be limited to the area directly in front of or behind your vehicle. Tailgating should not impede vehicle or foot traffic. Please adhere to the following safety rules while tailgating: keep hot grills 5-10 feet away from vehicles, trees and branches; do not store hot grills under vehicles or in vehicles and dispose drenched coals and ashes in designated metallic containers. Please do not leave BBQ fires and hot coals unattended. For questions, call the Stanford Fire Marshal’s office at 650-723-0448. To reserve picnic space for a group of 20 or more, please call Bob Wilmot at 650-736-8191 or email rwilmot@stanford.edu.
Ticket Information All fans entering Stanford Stadium must have a ticket, except those fans under two years of age who must sit on the lap of an accompanying adult.
Resale of Tickets Stubhub is the only third party alternative for buying
tickets to sold out events that is fully integrated and supported by Stanford Athletics. The unauthorized resale of tickets in, on, or around Stanford Stadium is not permitted under any circumstances and is prohibited by law. Any such violation will be addressed appropriately by the Stanford University Department of Public Safety. Persons caught selling tickets in violation of the law may have their tickets and their right to purchase future tickets to Stanford Athletics events revoked. To avoid using counterfeit or stolen tickets, please purchase tickets through the Stanford Athletics Ticket Office only.
Lost or Stolen Tickets As a service to season ticket holders, replacement tickets can be obtained by calling 800-STANFORD or picked up at Gate 2 on the south side of Stanford Stadium.
Replacement tickets must be requested by the season ticket holder and will only be made available on the day of the game at the Stanford Athletics Ticket Office located at Gate 2 on the south side of Stanford Stadium. NOTE: Replacement tickets will be issued to season ticket holders only. Individual game tickets that are not part of a season ticket package will not be replaced. For additional ticket information visit www.gostanford.com/footballcentral/
YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE. Stanford University’s dedication to excellence in academics and athletics is unparalleled. The commitment to this pursuit includes adherence to all NCAA, Pac-12, and Stanford rules governing intercollegiate athletics by Stanford coaches, staff, student-athletes, and fans. It is our responsibility to provide you, our loyal alumni, friends, and donors, with information to assist you in understanding the complexity of these rules. Compliance with NCAA, Pac-12, and Stanford rules requires constant vigilance on the part of all of us associated with Stanford University, and knowledge is the first step toward compliance. Stanford University is proud to have your loyal support, dedication, and enthusiasm for Stanford Athletics. As we strive for continued excellence, we must always seek the highest standard of ethical conduct. With your assistance and cooperation, we are confident we can continue to meet this goal.
GENERAL REMINDERS FOR STANFORD FANS Who is a Stanford representative of athletics interests? The NCAA recognizes you as a donor, booster, or representative of athletics interests if: • You have participated in a group that promotes Stanford Athletics (e.g., Buck/Cardinal Club) • You have made financial contributions to Stanford Athletics, including the purchase of season tickets • You have assisted in the promotion of Stanford Athletics • You are or were previously employed by Stanford University • You are a Stanford alumnus or alumna Who is a prospective student-athlete? A prospective student-athlete (PSA), often referred to as a “recruit,” is any student who has started classes for the 9th grade (or 7th grade in men’s basketball), including students in prep schools and junior colleges. The status of PSA applies regardless of whether Stanford is recruiting the individual. This status of PSA also remains after he/she signs a National Letter of Intent or made a verbal commitment to Stanford. What is an extra benefit? An extra benefit is any special arrangement by a Stanford employee or representative of athletics interests to provide to a prospective student-athlete, a current student-athlete, his/her relatives, or his/her friends that is not permitted by NCAA regulations. Receipt of an extra benefit immediately jeopardizes the eligibility of a prospect or current student-athlete. Examples of impermissible extra benefits include, but are not limited to: • Cash or gifts (including birthday, graduation, senior day or other occasion) • Use of a vehicle, scooter, bicycle, etc. • Payment for or arrangement of transportation costs for student-athletes or their family
CONTACT WITH STANFORD RECRUITS AND STUDENT-ATHLETES Contact with Stanford Recruits NCAA rules limit the type and occasion of contact between recruits and fans, donors, boosters, or alumni. NCAA rules allow you to: • Notify Stanford coaches about potential recruits in your area • Attend high school athletics contests • Be involved with local, established youth sports clubs that may include prospects, provided no solicitation on behalf of Stanford occurs NCAA rules prohibit you from: • Contacting a recruit or his/her family/friends on or off the Stanford campus. This includes contact through social media, emailing, texting, and calling. • Making arrangements for recruits (or their family/friends) to receive gifts or any type of financial assistance • Providing free (or at a reduced rate) tickets to attend a Stanford event • Evaluating a recruit on behalf of Stanford Contact with Stanford Student-Athletes The NCAA governs the relationship between a current student-athlete and representatives of athletics interests. In general, an athletics representative may not provide any tangible benefit or make special arrangements for a student-athlete, his/her family, or his/her friends that are not available to the general student population. In addition to the extra-benefit regulations, please keep in mind the following rules regarding our student-athletes: • Student-athletes are not allowed to sell or trade complimentary tickets they receive through Stanford Athletics • Student-athletes are not permitted to sell or trade their Stanford athletic gear, apparel, or gifts received from their athletic participation, such as championship awards
• Free or reduced costs for housing, goods, meals, or services
www.gostanford.com/compliance • stanfordcompliance@stanford.edu • www.twitter.com/stanfordcs
Stanford Season Ticket Holder, Thank you for your commitment to Stanford football as a 2014 season ticket holder. We recognize and appreciate the support that your backing provides to our student-athletes, both on and off the field.
Last season, for the first time in Stanford Football history, every home game was sold out. This created a significant
home field advantage for our team — which is 26-1 at home over the last four seasons — and made for an amazing game day atmosphere for fans to enjoy.
During the offseason, Stanford Athletics further invested in Stanford Football by expanding the ticket sales and customer service staff in order to ensure this level of success continues. This year, each and every season ticket account holder has been assigned a personal service representative to improve your experience with Stanford Football. As a season
ticket holder, if you ever have a question or concern, please give us a call at 1-800-STANFORD and select option 1. In
addition, our sales team is focused on continuing to build new relationships with potential fans and inviting them to take part in the great experience and tradition of Stanford Football. Please help us keep our home field advantage by direct-
ing your friends who are looking for tickets to call us at 1-800-STANFORD and select option 2. Your support will help us sell out Stanford Stadium for a second consecutive year!
We are looking forward to another great season and the opportunity to help enhance your Stanford Football experience. Go Cardinal!
Kevin Holman
Director of Sales and Service
FAN FEST PREGAME G U IDE Join the Fun: Free OFFICIAL Pre-Game Tailgate Open to All After The Walk, follow the crowd to Fan Fest, Stanford Football’s official pre-game tailgate. Presented by Stanford Athletics, Fan Fest is FREE to football fans of all ages and offers something for everyone. Gourmet Food, Drinks & Beer Concessions Entertainment & Fan Activities Prizes, Giveaways & more! Open 2.5 hours before kick-off, Fan Fest is conveniently located across from Stanford Stadium in the Hammer Throw area of Cobb Track & Angell Field. For more information visit www.gostanford.com/fanfest.
2014 PARKING INFORMATION For specific game day parking information, call 650-736-PARK (7275) or email athletics-parking@stanford.edu. Alternative Transportation When possible, please consider alternative means of transportation such as biking, BART, Caltrain, VTA and carpooling. For more information on transportation alternatives, please visit Parking & Transportation Services: http://transportation.stanford.edu.
ADA PARKING Parking for guests with disabilities is available in the Sunken Diamond Parking Lot (Lot #1) and in the H Lot on the corner of Nelson Road and Galvez Street for $20 or with a valid 2014 football parking permit on a first come, first served basis. Please also be prepared to present a state issued placard and identification card upon request by authorized parking attendants or security personnel.
Drop Off/Temporary Parking Temporary parking on game days will be located on the west side of the Track House Parking Lot (Lot #6). Access to this area will be available via Galvez Street.
GENERAL PARKING General parking for the 2014 season will cost $20 on game day or $90 for the season by purchasing in advance through the Stanford Athletics Ticket Office. Game
day payment will be collected upon entering the general parking lot on game days. Pre-purchased permits must be presented upon entering the lots. General Parking is in Lots 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 13.
RV PARKING Overnight parking for RVs will be allowed in El Camino Grove (Lot #2) only and will require a parking pass for that lot. If you have a Lot #2 parking permit, you will be able to park in Lot #2 beginning Thursday at 3:00pm during home game weeks (Wednesday, October 8 at 3:00pm for the October 10 game vs. Washington State). If you do not have a Lot #2 parking pass you can park an RV on game day only in Lot #9 or 10 for $30 (no overnight parking in these lots).
Washington State Football Game Parking Friday, October 10, 2014: Please be aware that due to the weekday game, there may be parking and traffic changes along with more delays than usual. Please visit www.gostanford.com/footballcentral prior to the game for updated traffic and parking information specific to this game. You may also call 650-736-PARK (7275) or email athletics-parking@stanford.edu for more information.
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CAN’T ATTEND EVERY GAME?
HERE ARE “THE CARDINAL RULES” ON HOW TO TRANSFER OR DONATE YOUR TICKETS! If you can’t attend a game, transferring or donating your ticket helps fill Stanford Stadium. That translates into a spirited game day atmosphere and a tangible and passionate home field advantage for your Cardinal. As always, you can choose to share your unused tickets with family and friends. Now, you can also repurpose your tickets in three different ways – through Ticket Transfer, Gift Back, and StubHub.® For details, visit gostanford.com and click on the “Tickets Homepage” and select “My Account Sign-In.” Questions? Please contact the Stanford Athletics Ticket Office at 1-800-STANFORD or by email at
athletictickets@stanford.edu. The Stanford Athletics Ticket Office is open Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
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ANDRUS PEAT OT - JUNIOR
HENRY ANDERSON DE - 5TH YR SR
WASHINGTON STATE OCTOBER 10
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Go to GoStanford.com/fanfest for a full list of game-day activities.
Fan Fest (Free) Every home game from 2.5 hours to 15 minutes before kick-off
Located in the hammer throw area between Cobb Field and Stanford Stadium Includes: Chalk Talk with football staff Kids activities including face painting Entertainment Local food trucks Beverages for sale
Two hours before kickoff
Watch the team participate in a decades old tradition of walking from their locker room down Sam McDonald Mall to the Stadium on game day.
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