The Triangle, Drexel University, PA
6 hours ago by Mike Mazzeo
Last week I wrote a commentary on how the book that was the 2008 men's lacrosse season ended all but too quickly.
Therefore, I won't recap the entire season.
However, here are a few items to note - mainly those from a historical and statistical standpoint, which I thought should be brought to your attention.
The Hawk, Saint Joseph's University, PA
6 hours ago by Kathleen Radebaugh '08
The memory of Alumni Memorial Fieldhouse will forever extend beyond the red gym, 54th street, and the Philadelphia zip code. It will forever be the home of the Hawks, and no multi-million dollar blueprint will ever change that.
Dedicated in November of 1949 to alumni who gave their lives in World War II, the first basketball game played on its court was a 62-46 loss to Rhode Island.
The Hawk, Saint Joseph's University, PA
9 hours ago by Pat Carney '08
"With the 18th selection in the second round of the 2008 NBA Draft, the Washington Wizards select: Pat Calathes, Saint Joseph's University".
In just 47 days, Calathes, '08, hopes to hear these words from NBA Deputy Commissioner Adam Silver. For now, it is only a reality in the latest mock draft on draftexpress.
The Laf, Lafayette College, PA
20 hours ago by Luke Trovato
A .227 batting average, seven RBIs, and zero home runs are certainly numbers worth forgetting, but shortstop Daniel Bierce '09 made sure he would remember these numbers from his admittedly sub-par season. "My sophomore year was the worst baseball season of my life," Bierce said.
The Laf, Lafayette College, PA
20 hours ago by Max Luce
As the weather gets warmer, students who do not spend their time on the Quad sunbathing take the opportunity to test their mettle against the best the college has to offer in a variety of "sporting" events, including campus golf, quoits, volleyball and Kubb.
The Triangle, Drexel University, PA
23 hours ago by Charles Alexander
Not even rain could stop the Drexel crew team from finishing its season on an impressive note at the Dad Vail Regatta.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
1 day ago
Basketball player's criminal history could prevent his admittance
The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA
1 day ago by Brandon Moyse
The men's heavyweight and women's crew teams get set to push off this weekend in their respective Sprints races.
For the heavies, the race marks the beginning of the final leg of a disappointing seasons. For the 20th-ranked women, though, the Sprints is just another step towards national recognition.
The Review, University of Delaware, DE
1 day ago by Pat McGuire
Cory Vargo prepared for college the same way any 18-year-old from southeastern Massachusetts would prepare. He gathered his things, packed his green Celtics hat, two Red Sox caps, Patriots t-shirts, a Paul Pierce jersey and a few David Ortiz posters, threw them into a bag (along with some socks and underwear) and was on his way.
The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA
1 day ago by Zach Klitzman
When the women's lacrosse team held its annual winter meeting in early 2005, the freshmen sat in the back of the room, as is customary for the team's youngest members.
But when the coaches asked the Quakers what their team goals were, the Class of 2008 had something to say.
The Daily Pennsylvanian, University of Pennsylvania, PA
1 day ago
He's not the type of player that dunks and draws attention to himself; he comes in there and does what's right for the time. He shoots the three like none other."
- Deb Belcore, mother of Penn men hoops recruit Rob
If they block us and then kick the shit out of us, fine, but don't try to hurt people, go for the knees, throw forearms, and that's what they were doing to some of the kids.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
1 day ago by Joe Meloni, Collegian Staff
Two years as sports writer at the Daily Collegian; one as an unpaid assistant editor - that really should have been enough. And it probably would have had I taken school as seriously as writing game stories and sidebars about the six sports I've covered in my time here.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
2 days ago by Adi Joseph
Sean Mosley has the potential to be the next big thing for the Terp men's basketball team - but he has to get here first
The Daily Orange, Syracuse University, NY
2 days ago by Edward Paik
It's a four-hour drive to get from where Dan Berry used to be to where he is now.
"From Philly," he said. "We were coming up to Syracuse."
He couldn't forget. It was the first of five official visits to schools where he might spend the next four years. A trip with his twin brother Vince and best friend Ken Marfilius in the passenger seats.
The Diamondback, University of Maryland College Park, MD
2 days ago by Eric Detweiler
Men's lacrosse erases slow start for victory
The Commentator, Yeshiva University, NY
2 days ago by Tzvi Twersky
For five days it was enjoyed by thousands of spectators. It packed multiple gyms on multiple days with a multitude of people. It brought life and vibrancy to the Wilf Campus and the New York Jewish community. And just like that it left us, with nothing remaining except hoarse voices, t-shirts, and keepsake pamphlets.
The Hilltop, Howard University, DC
2 days ago by Nia Moore
Howard University's football program must forfeit 2.91 total scholarships, the NCAA announced on Tuesday in its release of college and universities athletic Academic Progress Reports (APR).
The maximum amount of scholarships that can be sanctioned by the NCAA because of low APR scores is 10 percent of the 85 allotted a total of nine scholarships.
The Commentator, Yeshiva University, NY
2 days ago by Yeshiva Athletics
Yeshiva University Men's Basketball freshman Zachary Gordon (Miami Beach, FL/RASG Hebrew Academy) earned a trio of awards for his play this season, being named second-team All-Met, second-team All-ECAC for the Metro Region, and was voted the ECAC Rookie of the Year for the 2007-08 season.
The Review, University of Delaware, DE
3 days ago by Greg Arent
Some athletes simply love the limelight. Many players have tried to develop their excellence on the field into greatness on the big screen. For some it has failed; for others it has succeeded. Some have made us laugh with their humor and others have made us laugh (and almost cry) at their woeful acting.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
3 days ago by Eli Rosenswaike, Collegian Staff
The deadline for this story - which is supposed to encompass the entire year down here at the Collegian, which I spend nearly every second of my life at - was at 5 p.m. Naturally, I'm writing this sentence at 6:48 p.m. Yeah, I'm that guy.
It's no wonder why every professor I've had hates me so much…I'm never in class.
The Daily Collegian, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA
4 days ago by Jeremy Rice, Collegian Staff
So I guess this is it for me. Three years of my life come and gone, and as trying as they were at times, they were also some of the best of my life. I discovered what I wanted to do with my life and I have the Massachusetts Daily Collegian and everyone who worked there alongside me to thank for it.
The Review, University of Delaware, DE
4 days ago by Nicolette Lotrionte
The men's crew team made university history this weekend, winning the point trophy in the 70th annual Dad Vail Regatta. The Hens are only the second club crew team to win the men's title at the collegiate regatta.
"This is considered one of the largest and top-most competitive regattas in the country for colleges," head coach Chuck Crawford said.
The Hilltop, Howard University, DC
4 days ago by Eboni Farmer
Howard University's football program must forfeit 2.91 total scholarships, the NCAA announced on Tuesday in its release of college and universities athletic Academic Progress Reports (APR).
The maximum amount of scholarships that can be sanctioned by the NCAA because of low APR scores is 10 percent of the 85 allotted a total of nine scholarships.
Statesman, SUNY Stony Brook, NY
4 days ago by Brian Morgan
~The Chronicle, Hofstra University, NY
4 days ago by Stephen Cooney
When you are not a prospect from a well-known college football program there is a beaten path to follow into the NFL. The road runs through pro days and individual workouts and is lined with the rejected tapes of thousands of other skilled players who have treaded down the dirt path.
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