Tiger Woods attends Stanford football game following driving ban

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Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Tiger Woods attends Stanford football game following driving ban
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Tiger Woods made a public appearance at Stanford Stadium on Friday night to observe the college football game between Stanford and the Miami Hurricanes. The 50-year-old former Stanford golfer, who recently received a five-year driving ban, was seen on the sidelines engaging with others during the contest. The game concluded with a 45-6 victory for the Miami Hurricanes over the Cardinal. Woods appeared at the venue just days after resolving legal matters at the Martin County Courthouse, where he pleaded no contest to a reckless-driving charge related to a March vehicle crash. The agreement resulted in the suspension of his driver's license for five years and allowed him to avoid jail time. Woods continues to maintain a connection to the Miami program through the presence of Kai Trump, who is a freshman student-athlete for the Hurricanes.

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  • Tiger Woods attended the Stanford and Miami football game on September 4, 2026.
  • The Miami Hurricanes defeated the Stanford Cardinal with a final score of 45-6.
  • Woods is serving a five-year driving ban following a plea agreement in a reckless-driving case.
  • Kai Trump is a freshman golfer currently competing for the University of Miami.
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