For Triton Basketball, A Disjointed Start to First Division I Season
Edit (Jan. 7): UCSD’s men’s team has now announced back-to-back games for Jan. 8 and 9 against UC Irvine, as a result of
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AuthorPraveen Nair
Q&A with Men’s Basketball Coach Eric Olen on Pandemic Practices, the Big West, and Season Goals
Coming off of a 30–1 season in which they were a top seed in a canceled NCAA Division II tournament, UC San Diego’s
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Athletes Across America Went on Strike in August. Has Anything Changed?
Nearly three months ago, the American sports world saw three days of athlete strikes over the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha,
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Behind the Tritons: Q&A With Associate AD in Communications Jeff Tourial
The following is the transcript of an interview with UC San Diego Associate Athletic Director in Communications Jeff Tourial, conducted on Nov. 4
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Dodgers Defeat Arozarena, Tampa Bay in a World Series Like No Other
The Los Angeles Dodgers’ win in the World Series last week felt like a long time coming, and not just because the team
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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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