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Men's hoops look to rebound against Pilots No. 9 Gonzaga

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After starting West Coast Conference play 3-0 the men's basketball team will look for a little home-court post-Valentine's Day love to stop a seven-game slide against two of the top three teams in the league."Our scoring comes mainly from our perimeter guys and if one or two of them can't score then we really have some problems Head Coach Tom Asbury said. We don't want to … [Read more...] about Men's hoops look to rebound against Pilots No. 9 Gonzaga

Young Waves could have early-season growing pains

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The sun is shining the grass is meticulously cut and the bases are sparkling white. Opening Day of the 2010 baseball season is finally here. It really is the most wonderful time of the year. You can push the reset button and give it another go. It's a completely fresh start. Last season is a distant memory and for the Waves one they'd like to forget. Following a hot … [Read more...] about Young Waves could have early-season growing pains

Waves continue slide in San Fran

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A year ago sophomore guard Keion Bell had the game of his young college career at War Memorial Gym on the Hilltop of San Francisco single-handedly carrying the Waves with 32 points on 13-of-14 shooting. How quickly things change in 12 months.The men's basketball team had their second lowest scoring total of the season in a dreadful 77-47 loss to the Dons Thursday in The … [Read more...] about Waves continue slide in San Fran

Final farewell to an NFL great

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I start most mornings the right way— after falling out of bed at 8:30 a.m. I stumble into the kitchen and pour myself a bowl of Frosted Flakes Lucky Charms or if I feel the need for something healthy that day Raisin Bran. Then eager for my daily intake of sports news I flip on ESPN and try to pay attention in my half-awake state (because let's face it anything before 10 … [Read more...] about Final farewell to an NFL great