By Lucas Quick and Larry Larkin – Spear Reporters | The San Jose Earthquakes introduce Bruce Arena (middle) as their head coach (photo by Nick Orozco – Co-Executive Editor of the Spear) It’s official. Success and experience has been welcomed Read more
By Kavin Mistry: The currently re-building San Jose State squad is hoping a fresh look will help them on the field this season. The baseball team will don a retro look on the road this season to go with the Read more
By Lindsey Boyd: It’s go big or go home for the women’s swimming and diving team that is currently competing at the Mountain West Championship in Texas. The Spartans dove into their first day of the four-day tournament Feb. 15, Read more
By Kavin Mistry: There is no sense in turning your back on this season’s San Jose State basketball team. In years’ past, the men’s team has always been an afterthought for fans at SJSU because of the team’s abysmal Mountain Read more
By Lindsey Boyd: There was no double fault for the women’s tennis team this weekend when they traveled to UC Santa Barbara and Cal Poly, bringing home one loss and one win respectively. The Spartans (2-2) were defeated 4-3 by Read more
By Luke Johnson: Internet celebrity Dakota Gonzalez and Mountain West Conference MVP front runner Dezz Ramos battled back-and-forth like two heavyweight boxers slugging it out at the San Jose State Event Center Saturday. Gonzalez’s career-high 31 points — along with Read more
By Daniel Reedy: A .500 record is within reach. After handing San Diego State it’s fifth consecutive loss, the San Jose State Spartans will host the visiting University of Nevada, Las Vegas Runnin’ Rebels this afternoon. About a month from Read more
By Sandeep Chandok: The amount of “boo’s” Kevin Durant will receive tonight in Oklahoma City could possibly set a world record. For Durant, it will be his first time back in Chesapeake Arena since leaving the Thunder in free agency Read more
By Ivan Gutierrez: In game one of Friday’s doubleheader in the Kajikawa Tournament, the Spartans were no-hit through 4 innings and fell short to the No. 9 ranked University of Oregon Ducks 8-0. The Spartans faced a nationally ranked Ducks squad Read more
By Casey Geier: After starting its first game of the season on a high note, San Jose State dropped the end of a back-to-back to Western Michigan 5-1 in the Kajikawa Classic. The Spartans failed to capitalize on scoring positions, Read more
By Casey Geier: The Spartans started their season just about as perfectly as they could have hoped. San Jose State was victorious in its first out-of-conference game of the season against Creighton 7-3 in the Kajikawa Classic in Tempe, Arizona. Read more
By Kavin Mistry: After five years as Athletic Director at San Jose State University, Gene Bleymaier is stepping aside to stay focused on the South Campus rebuild, according to SJSU president Mary Papazian. Papazian announced Thursday morning that Bleymaier will Read more
By Taylor Lupetti: The San Jose State will get its first action on a dirt field since the final game last season this weekend as the 2017 campaign begins. The Spartans will begin their season against the Creighton University Blue Read more
By Lindsey Boyd: San Jose State could have really used a mulligan for the third quarter Saturday. The Spartans (7-15, 4-6 in MW) last met New Mexico (13-10, 8-4 in MW) March 8, 2016, where they fell short in the Read more
By Casey Geier: San Jose State entered the University of New Mexico stadium nicknamed “The Pit” winless in its program’s history. That changed tonight with the Spartans 78-68 win against the Lobos, their most momentous game this season. The Spartans Read more