Sports

Sports Inticer Garrett WaitSports Assistant So after nearly two-and-a-half years at Pepperdine, I finally realized what was lacking from our Saturdays on campus. A college football team. Of course I knew we didn’t have a football team when I first came to Pepperdine, but I didn’t feel the loss until I went to Saturday’s UCLA-San Diego State game and saw what a football team … [Read more...] about College football fever: Catch it

Garret WaitSports Assistant For some students, going away to college can be a chance to leave their families behind and become known to the world for only their own achievements. For three students at Pepperdine, college has been an opportunity to embrace their fathers’ athletic legacies and maintain strong childhood friendships. Rob Picciolo and Steve Smith have both spent a … [Read more...] about All in the family

Noah GodwinAssistant Sports Editor Sports fans are doing it more and more. Fans force themselves and others to believe that the players they’re watching right now are the greatest players of all time. These false beliefs come through the most in football. Name the best football player before the 1970s. You’re not alone if you have a difficult time even thinking of a player … [Read more...] about Greatest of all time? Not so fast, friends.

Garret WaitSports Assistant The Pepperdine men’s water polo team’s up and down season continued Saturday against 11th-ranked Loyola Marymount University. The Waves lost to LMU at the Burns Recreation and Aquatic Center 12-9 to bring their season record to 4-4. Pepperdine and LMU played a tough defensive battle in the first quarter, each scoring once on the other team’s goalie. … [Read more...] about No. 11 LMU upsets Pepperdine Water Polo 12-9 at weeekend match