By Nick Romeo — Reporter There’s no denying we’re all bored and desperate for professional sports to return so we can get back to normalcy. Sports vanished along with the rest of our day-to-day lives, and there’s no telling when Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Reporter San Jose State senior swimmers never thought that their final swim championships of their athletic career would end because of a virus. But it did. The unexpected ending was due to the NCAA cancelling all Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist San Jose State women’s basketball head coach Jamie Craighead signed a three-year deal through the 2022-23 season, the university announced Monday. The announcement comes on the heels of the program’s best season in 40 years. Read more
By Kevin Wing — Editor Today is Sunday, Oct. 8, 2045, and this is a story from the future. I just got home after going to see the first 49ers home game of the season at Levi’s Stadium. Yes, after Read more
Time for another edition of Spear Speaks! We’re sorely missing the Spartans right around now, so this time we’re looking back on our favorite SJSU games we’ve had the pleasure of covering. Kellen: My favorite game I covered this year Read more
By Derrick Ow — Reporter Sports have taken a backseat to real life. It is not because of a natural disaster or going to war, like in the past. But, sports are on the backburner to an invisible enemy known Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Content Editor San Jose State women’s basketball guard Megan Anderson has transferred to UCSB, the Gaucho’s athletics department announced Friday. The junior departs on the back of a productive season, finishing second in the Mountain West Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez and Austin Turner San Jose State has reopened an investigation regarding the alleged sexual misconduct of “more than a dozen female athletes” by head athletic trainer Scott Shaw, USA Today reports. The investigation was reportedly reopened when Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist San Jose State sophomore forward Christian Anigwe has entered the transfer portal and will leave SJSU, as first reported by Gregg Rosenberg. The 6-foot-9 Phoenix native played two seasons and started all but one game for Read more
By Gio Gaxiola — Reporter It was a bittersweet ending for the San Jose State Rocket league team on Tuesday as it lost a nailbiter to San Diego State in the Semifinals of the new “Social Distancing Series.” After going Read more
By Kenia Caballero — Reporter The NFL is set to start off-season virtual training on April 20 as a way to warm up their player for the upcoming season. The virtual offseason program will include classroom instructions as well as Read more
By Kenia Caballero — Reporter It has been impossible for athletes to continue practicing their love for sports with the current coronavirus pandemic. However, Esports leagues are doing their best to help athletes feel included during this quarantine. Esports has Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist Mark Jones anxiously paced back-and-forth in his Indianapolis hotel room on Feb. 6. The ESPN NBA commentator was watching a basketball game with far higher personal stakes than the games he calls on television. Jones Read more
By Sofia Wright — Content Editor In what’s been a silent offseason because of coronavirus, sports news is scarce. But the silence broke on Friday morning. Ryan Cooper, former San Jose State men’s basketball assistant coach, is returning as an Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist On a typical day at San Jose State, countless students pass through Yoshihiro Uchida Hall. The walls are littered with the awards, photos and achievements of the building’s legendary namesake, who just celebrated his 100th Read more