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Marv Dunphy Retires

June 24, 2017 by Kyle Cajero

Photos courtesy of Pepperdine AthleticsMen's Volleyball Head Coach Marv Dunphy announced his retirement Monday, bringing an end to a 42-year tenure — including 34 seasons at the helm of Pepperdine's Men's Volleyball program — in Malibu and abroad.Dunphy, a class of 1974 Pepperdine graduate, has represented the sport of men's volleyball on both the national and … [Read more...] about Marv Dunphy Retires

Welcome to Transfermania: College Basketball’s Hectic Offseason

April 10, 2017 by Kyle Cajero

Images by Kyle Cajero What is "Transfermania?" Transfermania is college basketball's off-season, which officially starts April 12 and lasts until early October: the first time Division I college basketball teams can hold official practices. More than 700 college basketball players pack their bags and leave for one of the other 350 Division I schools, Division II schools … [Read more...] about Welcome to Transfermania: College Basketball’s Hectic Offseason

The Graphic’s NBA Playoff Preview

April 6, 2017 by Jackson Hogan

Art by Peau PorotesanoApril 15. The day the 2017 NBA Playoffs officially begin. Yes, we've still got a few more games left in the regular season, but for the most part, most of the teams, with the exception of those on the playoff bubble, are already thinking about their upcoming matchups and how they can win three straight series to reach the Finals.Although at the beginning … [Read more...] about The Graphic’s NBA Playoff Preview

College Athletes Find New Opportunities in Next Chapter

April 6, 2017 by Erin Himes

To compete in a collegiate sport is an accomplishment very few college students achieve. Going professional after NCAA competition ends is a feat even fewer athletes accomplish. For most college athletes, the NCAA is the end of the road, leaving them with a major shift in identity, from both student and athlete to neither in a matter of months.For most high school athletes the … [Read more...] about College Athletes Find New Opportunities in Next Chapter

Homecoming Kings

April 5, 2017 by Arthur Puu

Photo courtesy of Martin A. FolbNo. 8 Pepperdine Men’s volleyball celebrated “Senior Night” with a sweep over UC San Diego in straight sets 3-0 at Firestone Fieldhouse on Thursday night. Sophomore outside hitter David Wieczorek led the Waves with 17 kills on 55.6 percent hitting on the night where seven Pepperdine seniors were honored prior to the match, which … [Read more...] about Homecoming Kings

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