By Alex Valle — Content Editor San Jose State women’s basketball starting forward Tyra Whitehead was awarded the Mountain West Women’s Basketball Player of the Week. The announcement came Monday morning after the junior’s two double-doubles against New Mexico and Read more
By Alex Valle — Content Editor Hitting a fastball clocked at 94 mph is no easy feat. You need balanced footing, correct hand placement and making the split-second decision to swing at the correct pitch. Hitting a baseball takes, “hand-eye Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Content Editor San Jose State men’s basketball spent all of last year in the Mountain West’s basement. They went 1-17 in conference play, losing MW games by an average of 23 points. With the departures of Read more
By Alex Valle — Content Editor San Jose State gymnastics traveled to Anchorage to compete in their second meet of the season. SJSU took down the University of Alaska Anchorage by a score of 194.375 – 192.525. Senior Taylor Chan Read more
By Richy Zajic — Senior Content Editor It was a game of big runs in Las Vegas between San Jose State and UNLV, but ultimately SJSU was playing catch-up and never did quite that. Here are a few takeaways from Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Content Editor You can tell if a team is good by watching how they handle adversity. This team is good. Ayzhiana Basallo and Raziya Potter combined for 45 points, as San Jose State women’s basketball (11-6, Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Content Editor You could say, it was just his Knight. Seneca Knight scored a career-high 28 points, as the San Jose State men’s basketball team (6-11, 2-4 MW) defeated Nevada (10-6, 3-1 MW) at home on Read more
By Alex Valle – Content Editor San Jose State men’s basketball fell to Santa Clara University 89-84, resulting in its seventh straight loss. SJSU (3-9, 0-2 MW) had no answer for SCU’s (11-2) dominance in the paint. The Broncos posted Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Executive Editor There’s no place like home. Wednesday and Thursday night’s games against BYU and Northern Arizona respectively, will be anything but a road game for one of the Spartans’ three seniors. ‘The Maui Jim Maui Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist Know when to hold them and know when to fold them. Well, Marie Tuite pushed all of her chips to the center of the table. San Jose State’s athletic director made the biggest gamble of Read more
By Austin Turner — Editor San Jose State head football coach Brent Brennan has agreed to a contract extension to remain at the University, per a SJSU Athletics press release. The length and compensation of the extension are still unknown. Read more
By BJ Querubin— Staff Writer Football is the ultimate team sport. To direct more than 50 men to work together as one unit and be successful for 60 minutes is a task that is more difficult than most realize. Life’s Read more
By Jessica Jimenez— Staff Writer Twists, tucks, pikes and somersaults. The sport of diving is complex and challenging. Just five months ago, sophomore Anna Jabs took up diving and became a collegiate diver. Prior to joining the team, Jabs trained Read more
By Felix Oliveros— Staff Writer There is a reason why San Jose State women’s basketball team has won five of its first eight games. Ayzhiana Basallo is balling — like top-5-scorer-in-the-nation balling. It’s not what she’s doing. It’s how. At Read more
By Javier Velez— Staff Writer Let me make this crystal clear when I say this: There will never be another track and field program at San Jose State University like “Speed City.” The legacy of John Carlos and Tommie Smith Read more