Social media has opened the door to a variety of different ways that sports are covered. Experts with ties to Pepperdine and Los Angeles weighed in on the state of the industry and where it’s headed.
Kyle Cajero
Toeing the Line: Perspective of a Student-Athlete and Student Journalist
Student. Student-athlete. Athletic department employee. Student journalist. Waves fan. Ethically and psychologically, how can we be all of the above?
Pepperdine Rallies Late, but Falls to Gonzaga 81-70 in the WCC Quarterfinals
Despite cutting a 29-point deficit to single digits in the fourth quarter, the Women’s Basketball team finished 10-20 on the season.
Timely Threes, Key Stops Propel Pepperdine past Santa Clara in the WCC Tournament First Round
The Waves’ 74-63 win is the program’s first win in the West Coast Conference Tournament since the 2015-16 season.
Pepperdine Relieves Marty Wilson of His Duties, but Signals the Start of a Slow Rebuild
Marty Wilson, a Pepperdine alumni, was relieved of his duties on Tuesday after seven seasons at the helm of the men’s basketball program
Three-Person Weave: Pepperdine splits pair of games to start the season
Team Sports discusses the Waves’ performance against two very different opponents
Three-Person-Weave: Mark Your Calendars for These Games
Pepperdine’s schedule is a balance between Power-Five schools and competitive mid-major programs
WCC Preseason Power Rankings, Part Three: Introducing the Contenders
These four West Coast Conference teams will probably make appearances in postseason tournaments
World Series Postmortem: Dodgers Fall Short, but There’s Room for Optimism
The Graphic’s resident Dodger fans felt some feelings and thought some thoughts in the wake of Game 7 of the World Series
The Road Ahead: “Both Feet In’s” Second Episode Inches Closer to Gametime
The Team Sports Staff discusses the excitement in this second episode of “Both Feet In,” including picture day and Blue and Orange Madness
