UCSD’s Inaugural Season of Big West Basketball Set to Begin Jan. 1
On Wednesday, Oct. 21, the Big West Conference, UC San Diego’s new home in their first season in Division I, announced their men’s
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Dak Prescott, Alex Smith, and the Revelatory Horror of Injuries
It’s often said that “NFL” may as well stand for “Not For Long.” Players’ bodies take a massive amount of punishment over the
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The NBA Faces Its Greatest Foe Yet: The Superteam
The NBA has never really been a balanced league. For teams like the Lakers, Celtics, and Bulls, winning titles was a foregone conclusion
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Competitive Sports Gaming Lags Behind in ESports World
On average, American men and women between 18 and 25 years old spend more time watching esports and online gaming content than traditional
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In the Decision to Reopen Sports, Who Calls the Shots?
More than two thirds of states will be relaxing pandemic regulations this week, and discussions abound in every major American institution over the
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Big West Welcomes New Commissioner Dan Butterly
The Big West Conference, UC San Diego’s new athletic home beginning in July, welcomed new commissioner Dan Butterly in an introductory press conference
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The NCAA Has Finally Begun to Change, But is it Too Late?
The National Collegiate Athletics Association might be the most sprawling administrative body in all of American sports, serving as an umbrella for 460,000
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The Last Dance and the Archaeology of Michael Jordan’s Legacy
If you’re most college students, what do you see Michael Jordan as? The name of a high-end sneaker brand? The owner of a
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Dana White and the UFC Refuse to Tap Out
Brooklyn. A casino south of Fresno. A private island in international waters. While every other major sport has shuttered for the foreseeable future,
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As Sports Shut Down, Madden, Tram Racing, and Other Distractions Take Their Place
Sports make up an industry worth tens-of-billions-of dollars in the United States alone, and a massive machine of media has arisen to meet
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