In bid for Pac-12 bye, Stanford can’t afford to lose to UW
Jerod Haase says he never ponders what Stanford’s basketball season would have been like without Daejon Davis.
Like, what if Washington hadn’t fired head coach Lorenzo Romar, leading to Davis’ switch to the Cardinal?
They are clearly not as dangerous when Davis isn’t on the court, as was evident during the times in Sunday’s win over Cal when he sat because of foul trouble.
The freshman from Seattle will go up against the Huskies again at Maples Pavilion on Thursday night at 6 p.m. He had 16 points, 10 rebounds and five assists when Stanford won the Jan. 13 meeting in Davis’ hometown, where Huskies fans booed him as a result of his decision to decommit from UW.