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The Boston Globe |
Andrew Luck picked a familiar face to take over as Stanford’s interim football coach, hiring former NFL coach Frank Reich on Monday to replace the fired Troy Taylor.
USA Today |
Stanford is hiring Reich for the 2025 season, and it will search for a full-time coach after that.

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Stanford hires Frank Reich as interim football coach after new general manager Andrew Luck fired Troy Taylor
Luck moved quickly in his new role as general manager of the football program, hiring Reich less than a week after making the decision to fire Taylor following a report that became public saying Taylor had been investigated twice for allegedly mistreating staffers.
Andrew Luck sees temporary Frank Reich reunion helping Stanford evolve: 'Perfect scenario for both of us'
Under Reich's guidance, Luck was named the 2018 NFL Comeback Player of the Year while posting a career-high 98.7 passer rating. The Colts made it to the NFL Playoffs after a 1-5 start to the regular season. Luck's delayed decision to step away from playing football finally came in August 2019.
Stanford introduces Frank Reich as interim football coach
Andrew Luck, general manager of the Stanford football program, introduced Frank Reich as the interim coach Tuesday.
Indianapolis Colts connection reunites at Stanford football, for one year only
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Frank Reich Signs Stanford Interim HC Contract for Only 1 Season, Says GM Andrew Luck
Stanford hired former Indianapolis Colts and Carolina Panthers head coach Frank Reich to replace Troy Taylor, the team announced Monday. “I could not be more excited for our coaches, staff and players to have Frank as our head football coach for the 2025 season.
Stanford hiring Frank Reich as football's interim coach for 2025 season | Report
Stanford general manager Andrew Luck is reportedly hiring his Indianapolis Colts coach, Frank Reich, as the Cardinal's interim coach in 2025.
Stanford hires Luck’s former Colts coach Reich as interim
The Cardinal is set to hire former Indianapolis Colts and Carolina Panthers coach Frank Reich as their interim coach for the year. The news was first reported by ESPN’s Pete Thamel and confirmed by this news organization’s Wilner Hotline before Stanford announced the hire at 8 a.m. Monday.
Former Colts Coach Reunites with Andrew Luck
Stanford football GM Andrew Luck is hiring former Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich as its interim head coach for the 2025 season.
Fallout at Stanford: Troy Taylor out, staff stunned, Andrew Luck goes into decision mode with options to weigh
Stanford legend Andrew Luck is once again at the center of the program he helped elevate more than a decade ago. This time, it's not as a quarterback — but as the general manager, where he's now leading a new era for Cardinal football.
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Former NFL quarterback Andrew Luck, now the general manager of his alma mater Stanford, fired the team's head coach in his first major move as GM.
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Andrew Luck is bringing a familiar face to Stanford to create a small Colts reunion and fans likely can't help but smile about it
It looks like Andrew Luck's new job is going to keep him in the spotlight significantly more than the previous five years since his early retirement from the NFL. The former Indianapolis Colts quarterback is now the general manager of Stanford's football program and has found himself at the
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Stanford hires Frank Reich as football's interim coach for 2025 season
Andrew Luck has found an interim coach for Stanford football. Frank Reich, who was Luck's coach with the Indianapolis Colts has been hired.
Andrew Luck brings unique qualifications to the tough task of reviving the Stanford football program
Andrew Luck quoted Ernest Hemingway, rattled off Latin phrases and talked about how his new job as general manager of Stanford’s football program compared to facing a Bill Belichick-coached defense in the NFL.
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