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Turnover-Free Through Four Games, Davis Warren Anchor's Stanford New Era

Stanford evened its record at two wins and two losses over the weekend by defeating Georgia Tech at home, rebounding from an opening-week victory over Hawaii that marked their only prior success this season. Quarterback Davis Warren delivered his strongest performance for the squad yet, accumulating three passing touchdowns alongside three hundred ninety-six yards through the air.

Through his first four appearances, the signal-caller has avoided turning the ball over entirely, a notable departure from previous seasons marked by prone ball security under center. After dropping subsequent decisions to Miami and Duke while absorbing four sacks in the latter contest, Warren has quickly adapted to Tavita Pritchard's tactical framework.

A veteran of five campaigns at Michigan who backed up J.J. McCarthy during their twenty-three national title run and started nine matches the following year, his collegiate background brings crucial leadership to a rebuilding roster.

Before his time in Ann Arbor, Warren overcame leukemia as a high school junior in California before transferring to a local program. The Cardinal face a demanding remaining slate that includes contests against Notre Dame, Louisville, and SMU, where continued secure play from their quarterback could establish a lasting foundation.

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