Stanford 38, Notre Dame 36: David Shaw said “it was going to come down to making a play to win”

“making a play to win,” David Shaw said. “two plays away from being undefeated,” Brian Kelly said.

Published Nov 28, 2015 to Nov 29, 2015.

Quotes

Stanford’s side

Kevin Hogan, Stanford quarterback

I couldn't have pictured it going any better, having the opportunity to go down and finish the game with the ball in our hands.

KTVU, Nov 29, 2015

Associated Press, via KTVU

David Shaw, Stanford head coach

Our big thing that we talked about earlier today was belief,

The Mercury News, Nov 28, 2015

David Shaw, Stanford head coach

And at some point, it was going to come down to making a play to win.

The Mercury News, Nov 28, 2015

Notre Dame’s side

DeShone Kizer, Notre Dame quarterback

We truly thought that we were one of the best teams in the country,

KTVU, Nov 29, 2015

Associated Press, via KTVU

Brian Kelly, Notre Dame head coach

We're two plays away from being undefeated and being the number one team in the country,

KTVU, Nov 29, 2015

Associated Press, via KTVU

Reports

Ukropina’s 45-yard field goal as time expired Saturday night propelled Stanford to a 38-36 victory over Notre Dame in what amounted to a playoff elimination game before an announced sellout crowd of 51,424 at Stanford Stadium.

The Mercury News, Nov 28, 2015

Facts

Final score, per The Mercury News
Stanford 38, Notre Dame 36The Mercury News, Nov 28, 2015
Venue, per The Mercury News
Stanford StadiumThe Mercury News, Nov 28, 2015

Sources