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Stadium proposals anticipate NFL football

September 17, 2011 by Albert Owusu

Los Angeles is the city of dreams. However, one dream has eluded LA: an NFL team. Fortunately for those who dream of LA having its own football team and one day rising to acclaim with a Super Bowl title, this dream is getting closer. For the past several years two major companies AEG and Majestic Realty Co. have been in competition over who would build the proposed stadium. … [Read more...] about Stadium proposals anticipate NFL football

Emmanuel Ochenje's big hoop dreams lead to Malibu

September 17, 2011 by Narine Adamova

When he began his career in basketball, many people said that he would not make it. However, “when you have a dream and work for it, the main thing is to not let anyone discourage you on the way,” said Emmanuel Ochenje, freshman basketball forward from Nigeria. For Ochenje, the path that brought him to Pepperdine was far from smooth. Despite being a freshman, Ochenje has … [Read more...] about Emmanuel Ochenje's big hoop dreams lead to Malibu

Big 12 Conference in trouble

September 17, 2011 by Albert Owusu

The Big 12 Conference might not be so big anymore, though it has yet to be confirmed that Texas A&M is in full swing to become the newest member of the Southeastern Conference. The Big 12 has historically been compromised of 10 teams located in the central plains and Texas. Texas A&M and Oklahoma State have both been rumored to be leaving the conference for the past … [Read more...] about Big 12 Conference in trouble

Matches prove tough in Ohio

September 17, 2011 by Alysha Tsuji

Beginning its series of road trips in Dayton, Ohio, the women’s volleyball team (6-3) competed in the Dayton Marriott Flyer Classic Saturday, Sept. 10. The team first lost to 20th-ranked Michigan 3-2, and then beat 24th-ranked Florida State 3-1. In the first game, the Lady Waves toughed out the loss to Michigan, though they contested Michigan throughout the match. Stealing the … [Read more...] about Matches prove tough in Ohio

Athletics appoints new associate director

August 30, 2011 by Narine Adamova

Pepperdine’s Athletic Department appointed Brian Barrio to the position of associate director of Athletics for compliance. Barrio joined the staff of the Athletic Department Monday, Aug. 1. "I am thrilled with the addition of Brian Barrio to the Pepperdine Athletics staff," said Director of Athletics Steve Potts in a press release. "Brian brings considerable experience and … [Read more...] about Athletics appoints new associate director

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