I don't think we need to stack the box. Stanford is currently ranked #115 in rushing offense, with only 98 yards per game. Their passing O is 4th in the Pac-12, and roughly mid-pack in the NCAA, 254 yards per game.
They're also really bad on run D - #123, giving up 220 yards per game. Teams are averaging 5.1 yards per carry against them for the season. They're not bad against the pass, #25 at 188 per game.
Their top 4 receivers are 6'3", 6'5", 6'4", 6'5", and 2 of those are also over 230 lbs. Only one of them is a TE, which historically we've struggled to defend. We did well against OSU's TEs, but McKee is a better QB than Nolan. He's been sacked 12 times - 5 last week against ASU.
I'm not too worried about their run game, but their passing is going to present challenges. We don't match up that well defensively. I think our best strategy has to be trying to dial up pressure, and don't give him time to throw. If we can do that, they'll have to shorten their routes. At that point, we can do the Wilcox/Lake rush 3 drop 8 and clog the lanes.
Offensively, it's pretty simple. Pound at them with Borghi and McIntosh. Throw short routes just enough to keep them in coverage. Force them to take away the run. From the look of their season, they can't...but if they do it should open up the sideline routes.
I don't like the matchup this week, but I feel better about us overall than I did last week.