Stanford football: Coach David Shaw wants better first-half rhythm

Based on coach David Shaw's demeanor, it was difficult to tell whether Stanford had walloped Arizona on Saturday night or lost in triple overtime. Standing outside the locker room in Tucson after a 37-10 victory, Shaw calmly reviewed everything that had gone right. But he was also critical of yet ...

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