Nov. 1 Stanford vs. Pitt Football Tickets

The Stanford Cardinal will hit the road for an ACC battle against the Pittsburgh Panthers on Saturday, November 1, 2025 at Stanford Stadium.

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Stanford has put roughly the same amount of points on the board per game this season (19.0) as Pittsburgh has allowed (20.3).
In games where the Cardinal score over 20.3 points they have put together a record of 3-2.
The Cardinal's offense holds a 27.2-yard advantage in yards gained per game versus yards allowed by the Panthers' defense this season (326.3 to 299.1)
Stanford's record when they accumulate over Pittsburgh's season average in yards allowed (299.1 per game): 2-2.

On the ground, Micah Ford has picked up three touchdowns and 425 yards (60.7 per game).
In the passing game, CJ Williams has found the end zone two times, catching 39 balls for 465 yards (66.4 per game).
Ben Gulbranson has aired it out for 1,535 yards (219.3 per game), completing 58.4% of his passes, with seven touchdowns and five interceptions in seven games.
Bryce Farrell has reached the end zone one time, hauling in 20 balls for 389 yards (64.8 per game).
In six games played for Stanford, Matt Rose has totaled 1.0 sack to go with 3.0 TFL and 46 tackles.

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Pittsburgh, on average, is scoring 10.7 more points per game this season (38.4) than Stanford is allowing (27.7).
The Panthers are 5-1 overall when scoring more than 27.7 points this season.
The total number of yards the Panthers' offense has put up and the Cardinal's defense has given up per game this season is within 14.7 yards (407.3 compared to 422.0).
In contests where the Pittsburgh offense has totaled more than Stanford's average yard allowance this year (422.0), Pittsburgh is 4-0.

Eli Holstein has tossed for 1,058 yards (211.6 per game), completing 62.7% of his throws, with 11 touchdowns and five interceptions in five games.
In the passing game, Raphael Williams has found the end zone four times, hauling in 28 balls for 466 yards (66.6 per game).
On the ground, Desmond Reid has scored one touchdown and collected 225 yards (45.0 per game).
Mason Heintschel has passed for 823 yards (205.8 per game), connecting on 68.4% of his throws, with six touchdowns and three interceptions in four games.
Defensively, Kyle Louis has helped lead the way with one interception to go with 40 tackles, 5.0 TFL, two sacks, and one pass defended in six games.

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