The Cardinal allowed 358 yards rushing to BYU, including 164 from Cal transfer Christopher Brooks.
STANFORD – Stanford finished off a second straight 3-9 season with a 35-26 loss to BYU Saturday night at Stanford Stadium.
Redshirt sophomore Tanner McKee finished 31-of-40 passing for 313 yards and a touchdown – his third in the final seven games – in what may be his final game at Stanford.
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