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Rams Earn an Ugly Win in the Desert

October 5, 2016 by Jackson Hogan

Image by Rachel Wong OK, Rams fans. You want the good news or the bad news first? All right, good news first: The Rams won. 3-1 is way more fun than 2-2. The Rams are tied for first in the NFC West, thanks to that 17-13 win over the Arizona Cardinals. Bad news: They really shouldn't have won. In a reasonable world, they'd be at .500 right now. That sounds a bit harsh, … [Read more...] about Rams Earn an Ugly Win in the Desert

Intramural Football Means Everything

September 27, 2016 by Steven Baer

Photo Courtesy of Campus Recreation The blazing sun mercilessly beat down on campus on a scorching September Saturday. Without a cloud in the sky, there would be no obstructing and no escaping the vitamin D overload delivered by the Southern California sun. Many found refuge in the safe haven of the Caf’s air-conditioned climate, while some suffered through the agony of the … [Read more...] about Intramural Football Means Everything

Enjoy Football Through the Lens of a Trojan or Bruin

September 2, 2016 by Steven Baer

Photo Courtesy of USC Athletics As another school year dawns upon the collegiate population, students across the country anxiously await the return of fall Saturdays and good ol' college football. For schools with competent football programs, game days are an official, yet unofficial holiday. Comparable to Christmas, but instead of presents you receive… Well, I guess I don’t … [Read more...] about Enjoy Football Through the Lens of a Trojan or Bruin

Rams Football Returns: A Rookie Fan’s Guide

August 26, 2016 by Jackson Hogan

Photo courtesy of the Los Angeles Rams The prodigal sons have returned. After a 20-year absence, the NFL’s Los Angeles Rams have returned from the land of Budweiser, and there’s excitement in the SoCal air. Many Angelenos began rooting for other teams after the Rams’ exodus, and some stopped watching football all together. This means that it might be time for a refresher … [Read more...] about Rams Football Returns: A Rookie Fan’s Guide

Chaos ensues in NFL playoffs

January 20, 2016 by Jackson Hogan

Art by Peau Porotesano As expected, this year's NFL playoffs are a full-blown event. You want to know why football is king in terms of TV ratings? These playoff games are perfect proof: Anyone could win against anyone else. Nearly all of these games were either unusual, or exciting or at least perfect for cracking jokes (sorry, Texans fans). Let's recap the past two weeks, … [Read more...] about Chaos ensues in NFL playoffs

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