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Athletes, Colleagues Remember Former XC Coach Richard Kampmann

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Photo courtesy of Ashley BurtRichard Kampmann, a former cross country coach at Pepperdine who also coached for University and Dorsey High Schools in Los Angeles, passed away Jan. 23 at the age of 92. Kampmann, or "Coach K" as he was known by his athletes, fellow coaches and friends, left behind a powerful legacy after leading high school and college athletes for nearly 50 … [Read more...] about Athletes, Colleagues Remember Former XC Coach Richard Kampmann

“We’re Not Ready to Play Them Yet”

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Image by Kyle Cajero End the streak. For the past 15 years, Waves fans have said, tweeted and written a variation of those three words before every men's basketball game against the Gonzaga Bulldogs. Over the span of 32 games, the Waves have lost to the Bulldogs in a myriad of ways, from missed tip-ins, to 40-point blowouts and to a controversial loss in the West Coast … [Read more...] about “We’re Not Ready to Play Them Yet”

Chargers’ Move to Los Angeles Seen as a Mistake by Pepp NFL fans

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Art by Peau PorotesanoIn a move that probably didn't shock most people who've been paying attention to the NFL, the San Diego Chargers have recently began packing their bags for Los Angeles. The move has been roundly criticized by NFL owners, the media and of course, San Diego's fanbase. People have even attacked their new (and quickly abandoned) logo.Pepperdine's community was … [Read more...] about Chargers’ Move to Los Angeles Seen as a Mistake by Pepp NFL fans

Men’s Volleyball Falls to Stanford in Conference Opener

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Photo Courtesy of Ricky Davis No. 7 Pepperdine opened MPSF (Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) play with a loss to No. 10 Stanford on Friday night in Malibu. The Waves fell in four close sets with scores of 29-27, 25-16, 13-25, 26-24. Sophomore Michael Wexter led the team with 13 kills. The loss brings the Waves to a 2-2 overall record and 0-1 in the MPSF. “It was a very … [Read more...] about Men’s Volleyball Falls to Stanford in Conference Opener