Cal State Fullerton continues a designed road-heavy start to the season when the Titans visit Stanford in a nonconference game Friday afternoon.Fullerton (0-1) began a stretch of seven of eight on the road with a competitive 89-79 loss against Grand Canyon on Monday. The Titans also will visit Colorado, Oregon State, UCLA, Pepperdine and Pacific before the end of the month.Coming off a 14-18 season in the wake of a pair of 20-win campaigns, longtime coach Dedrique Taylor plotted the early schedule to make the Titans a stronger team by season’s end, rather than to maximize nonconference wins.”It’s a benefit for us to learn how good we are and how good we can be,” Taylor said. “We’re not necessarily worried about the result; we’re worried about the process. And as long as we can get better, it’s important.”Missouri transfer Kaleb Brown paced the Titans in the opener with 17 points. But all eyes Friday will be on Kendrick De Luna, Fullerton’s 6-foot-10 big man who will draw the unenviable task of dueling Stanford’s 7-foot-1 Maxime Raynaud.De Luna struggled with foul trouble against Grand Canyon, staying on the court for just 18 minutes. He finished with two points and one rebound.