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The Biggest Chair

November 3, 2017 by Arthur Puu

Photo by Arthur Puu For 36 years, Pepperdine Professor Ned Colletti has worked in Major League Baseball after beginning his career as a sportswriter. In his latest book, "The Big Chair: The Smooth Hops and Bad Bounces from the Inside World of the Acclaimed Los Angeles Dodgers General Manager," the 63-year-old documents his time as a Major League Baseball executive. "It … [Read more...] about The Biggest Chair

Women’s Volleyball Falls to Ranked Opponents at Home

October 31, 2017 by Arthur Puu

Pepperdine Women's Volleyball opened up a four-game homestand with a 3-0 sweep over San Francisco and a 3-2 loss to Santa Clara. The Waves returned to Firestone Fieldhouse for the back end of the homestand, hosting two ranked opponents, No. 8 BYU on Thursday and No. 18 San Diego on Saturday.In the first game against No. 8 BYU on Thursday night, the Waves were swept 3-0, giving … [Read more...] about Women’s Volleyball Falls to Ranked Opponents at Home

Double Trouble: Women’s Basketball Gets Verbal Commits from Studio City Twins

October 30, 2017 by Kyle Cajero

Photo from the Los Angeles Daily News/Author Illustration Harvard-Westlake twins Jayda and Jayla Ruffus-Milner verbally committed to Pepperdine on Sunday night, according to the Harvard-Westlake Girls' Basketball Twitter account. The twin sisters from Harvard-Westlake High School in Studio City, CA are the first two verbal commitments for Pepperdine's incoming class of … [Read more...] about Double Trouble: Women’s Basketball Gets Verbal Commits from Studio City Twins

The Road Ahead: “Both Feet In’s” Second Episode Inches Closer to Gametime

October 30, 2017 by Rachel Ripp

Screenshot from Both Feet In - Episode TwoSometimes, you’ve gotta pass the rock. In the Graphic’s “Three-Person-Weave” series, Sports staff writers Kyle Cajero, Arthur Puu and Rachel Ripp discuss their highlights, lowlights and spare thoughts about Pepperdine’s Men’s Basketball team.This week’s edition covers the second episode of "Both … [Read more...] about The Road Ahead: “Both Feet In’s” Second Episode Inches Closer to Gametime

Feagler’s Back to Back Hole-In-Ones help the Waves to a sixth place finish

October 30, 2017 by Sam Marlott

Photos courtesy of Tim Cowie The Pepperdine Men’s Golf team finished in sixth place with a total of 857, 5-over the par-71 course, at the Royal Oaks Intercollegiate in Dallas, Texas, this past week. Sophomore Joshua McCarthy led the waves finishing in a tie for sixth place. Sophomore Clay Feagler notched two aces in the two-day tournament tying for 21st place, while junior … [Read more...] about Feagler’s Back to Back Hole-In-Ones help the Waves to a sixth place finish

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