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Golf Channel · May 28, 2015

Stanford men inspired by women's NCAA title

BRADENTON, Fla. – Players on the Stanford men’s team got all the motivation they needed Wednesday as they watched their classmates win the NCAA Women’s Championship.

Since you’re wondering: No school has swept both the men’s and women’s NCAA titles since 1990 (Arizona).

“To see the emotions and how it all came together,” Stanford coach Conrad Ray said, “it was good for some of our young guys to get a sense of that.

“It’s not as good as winning one yourself, but seeing that was pretty good, too.”

Stanford flew into town Wednesday morning and made it to Concession in time to catch the women’s team at the turn.

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