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Athletes feel effects of NCAA violations

April 7, 2011 by Zack Jenkins

A week after Pepperdine's announcement that the Athletic Department was voluntarily forgoing post-season play in men's tennis men's volleyball and baseball players and staff are still dealing with the news. In an interview last Thursday Athletic Director Dr. Steve Potts clarified that Pepperdine was over-awarding financial aid. Potts said Pepperdine's job "is to stay within the … [Read more...] about Athletes feel effects of NCAA violations

Unpunished violence in the beautiful game

March 17, 2011 by Andy De Burgh Sidley

About a month ago on Feb. 18 Tottenham Hotspur (aka Spurs) defeated seven-time European champions AC Milan on their own ground at the San Siro Stadium a historic night no Spurs fan will ever forget. Liverpool "Reds" hitman Peter Crouch netted the winner in the 80th minute. To the neutral spectator however Gennaro Gattuso's infamous shove in the throat and consequent head butt … [Read more...] about Unpunished violence in the beautiful game

Wilson named to take over men's basketball

March 17, 2011 by Christopher Bishop

Pepperdine welcomed Marty Wilson as Head Basketball Coach in a press conference on Friday March 11 in the Jones Trophy Room. Introduced by  Pepperdine's Information Director Roger Horne Athletic Director Steve Potts and finally Pepperdine's president Andrew Benton Wilson discussed his background experience and goals for a team that has posted a lackluster 12–21 … [Read more...] about Wilson named to take over men's basketball

Humphries sees 'team' as ticket to MLB

March 17, 2011 by Andrew Kasselmann

Pepperdine baseball's Brian Humphries junior had four key RBI's in the Waves' opening weekend sweep of the Eastern Kentucky University Colonels.  This impressive offensive performance helped to validate the center fielder's nomination to a prestigious position on the WCC preseason all- conference team.  He has since settled into his role as the Waves' starting … [Read more...] about Humphries sees 'team' as ticket to MLB

Senior golfer named to Hogan Award list

February 24, 2011 by Janise Marvin

Andrew Putnam is not the picture of an average golfer. He does not have a practicing law or doctor's office no tartan shorts or newsboy cap. Pepperdine senior Putnam is everything but the golf stereotype. With three top 10 finishes in the five tournaments so far this year Putnam was sure to put himself on the national radar currently ranked No. 9 by Golfstat and No. 15 by … [Read more...] about Senior golfer named to Hogan Award list

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