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Stanford runs a pro-style offense predicated on running the ball, with the biggest passing plays usually coming off play action. (Daily Bruin file photo)

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Football scouting report: Stanford

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Offense: QB Kevin Hogan (No. 8, senior) The 2014 version of the Cardinal offense is a tad bit different than previous iterations. Yes, Stanford remains a pro-style attack predicated on a powerful, downhill running game, but the team is now without a feature back, such as Stepfan Taylor or Tyler Gaffney, and instead goes with a by-committee approach.

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Football scouting report: Stanford

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Nov. 26, 2014 3:25 a.m.