Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
4 hours ago by Kenny Connolly
Lee Aguirre, who stands five-feet, ten-inches, is a shutdown corner, but for some odd reason, people have continually doubted his ability.
Weekly Hornet, Fullerton College, CA
16 hours ago
The Fullerton College football team began its playoff quest Saturday, hosting San Diego Mesa at California State University, Fullerton.
The Hornets' defense was not very welcoming, as they posted their first shutout of the year in a 26-0 victory over the Olympians (6-5).
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
20 hours ago by Eric Carlstrom, Sports Editor
Since the recent rise of Mixed Martial Arts, many critics are quick to claim that boxing has lost its crown as the top fighting sport in the world.
Frankly, they might be right. But it's a little premature to claim that boxing is dead and MMA is taking over.
Corsair, Santa Monica College, CA
1 day ago by Escobar-Cambay
Philip Hale, a fullback for the Santa Monica College football team, was 17 years old with no future in sight.
It was then that decided he would join the military, two years before the "War on Terror," also known as the Iraq War. Many students like Hale come out of high school not knowing where life will take them: some go to college, some work.
The Poly Post, Cal Poly Pomona, CA
3 days ago by Jonathan Avíles, Asst. Sports Editor
The Cal Poly men's basketball team began its season the right way by winning its first two games against Vanguard University and Westmont College.
The Broncos' season began against Vanguard on Nov. 18 with a 54-43 win.
The win was followed by another dominant showing this past Saturday with a 77-62 victory over Westmont.
Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
6 days ago by H. Gore
Valley College wide receiver Matt Johnson has been running football pass patterns since he was 13 years old, but it took him seven years to accept the team concept.
"If you would've talked to me last year I would've been more about myself, but I learned to be more of a teammate this year," sa
id Johnson.
Valley Star, Los Angeles Valley College, CA
6 days ago by Joe LaFleur
The days of breeding competitiveness in athletics are over. The phrases 'walk it off,' and 'it's a long way from your heart' are no longer accepted because they're not politically correct. Parents now want their children's coaches to be sensitive toward their feelings and make sure little Billy's sniffles don't turn into a cold.
El Camino Union, El Camino College, CA
6 days ago by Christine Trang
Ask Warrior football coach John Featherstone what he thinks one of the most important aspects of college football is, and he will mention the sport's customs and traditions.
Fight songs, a common and widespread tradition in college football, are laden with history; in singing a fight song, the crowd's excitement and involvement in the game intensifies and fans become part of a large, long-established ritual.
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Arbiter Online, Boise State University
Mary, Kirk, Trent and Dustin talk about the Postseason for the Broncos, the Womens' and basketball team, Mens' Basketball.
Holiday drinking and driving
The Prospector, The University of Texas at El Paso
Listen to what students have to say about the increase of drinking and driving over the holiday season.
In order:
Aaron Cano, freshman, civil engineering
Elva Kababie, junior, philosophy and communications
Adrian Nuñez, senior, sociology and communications
Vanessa Harding, education
Steven Perez, sophomore, finance
Amanda Hildebrant, freshman, sociology and media advertising
Switching allegiances
The Daily Barometer, Oregon State University
This weekend's Civil War battle is a classic rivalry game - the second-oldest rivalry west of the Rocky Mountains, seventh-oldest in the nation - and it holds a particularly special meaning to Oregon State University junior wide receiver Damola Adeniji.
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