But the Oregon State transfer turned a corner just in time to lead the Cardinal to victory in the Bill Walsh Legacy Game. Gulbranson threw for 444 yards, the third-most in Stanford history, and engineered an 80-yard touchdown drive in the final two minutes as the Cardinal beat San Jose State 30-29 Saturday night at Stanford Stadium. The Cardinal were expecting San Jose State to blitz, so it kept tight end Sam Roush in to block and had South Carolina State transfer Caden High go long, knowing there was no safety help. To see where we’ve come, that’s pretty satisfying.”Gulbranson didn’t actually throw for the most yards in the game – San Jose State quarterback Walker Eget passed for 481 yards and three TDs. With a last-second loss to Hawaii and a last-second win against San Jose State, the Cardinal has shown it can be competitive against middle-tier Mountain West Conference competition.