Why “Playing by the Rules” is More Complicated than it Seems
Down 3 points with nine seconds left on the clock in Game One of the NBA Western Conference semifinals on April 28, Houston
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2016 MLB Season Preview: Which Team Rules California?
It’s 2016, an even-numbered year, which in Major League Baseball means the San Francisco Giants are going home with the grand prize. As
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Men’s Sports and the Pressure for a Perfect Physique
In most — if not all — sports, the ideal athlete has a toned, strong body with a low body-fat percentage. For a
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Alex G. Spanos Performance Center: Building on a Legacy
UCSD Athletics community celebrates grand opening of new training facility in ribbon-cutting ceremony on North Campus. Last Wednesday, Oct. 21, UCSD celebrated the
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UCSD Honors Four in Annual Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
Exceptional student-athletes, 1985 Women’s Soccer National Champions recognized for their contributions to the legacy of UCSD Athletics. This past Sunday, the UCSD
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This Week in Sports
Pre-game haka: honorable or offensive? In last week’s outing against the UCLA Bruins football team, ABC’s cameras showed the University of Arizona Wildcats
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RIMAC Arena Hosts Sacramento Kings Training Camp
The Sacramento Kings are holding their NBA training camp at RIMAC Arena, the third team to do so in a span of
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This Week in Sports: The Fall of a Rotten and Fraudulent Organization
Charles Pierce, a writer for the online sports website Grantland, rightfully titled his article about the recent FIFA scandal “Zurich Is Stained: FIFA
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Rowing: A Little Bit of Insight
When I tell people I row, I tend to get one of two responses: “You row? Your arms must be really buff!” or
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Perspectives: A Q&A with Matt Bowen, Nash Howe, and Ellexi Snover
For a vast majority of our population, running in circles has little appeal. Thus, track and field tends to get written off as
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