By Felix Oliveros — Staff Writer What else is there to say after losing by 35 to the Oregon State Beavers besides, “Damn.” The San Jose State men’s basketball team (3-4) took one to the chin Wednesday night in Orleans Read more
By Kellen Concentine — Staff Writer San Jose State men’s basketball (3-3) was overwhelmed by Portland State’s (2-3) fast-paced offense in its 91-76 loss Sunday night. Sophomore guard Zach Chappell led the Spartans with 17 points off the bench. Here are Read more
By Jarra Gojolo— Staff Writer It’s been a while since SJSU has had a winning record this late in the season. Seneca Knight scored 22 points, as the Spartans (3-2) defeated Grambling State (3-1) 83-76 on Wednesday. Five games into Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Staff Writer After Thursday’s mauling by the Arizona Wildcats, a game like this was much needed. Seneca Knight, Craig LeCesne and Zach Chappell combined for 42 points Sunday as San Jose State’s men’s basketball (2-2) cruised Read more
By Richy Zajic — Content Editor Men’s basketball rolled into Tuscon to take on the No. 19 Wildcats, and got pounced on, with a final score of 87-39. Here are some of the key takeaways from the game against Arizona Read more
By Jarra Gojolo— Staff Writer It was anything but smooth sailing against the Pilots. Richard Washington scored 11 points as the Spartans (1-1) dropped Sunday’s matchup to the University of Portland (1-1) 72-57. The Spartans struggled to shoot the ball, Read more
By Alex Valle — Content Editor What a way to start. San Jose State men’s basketball came out victorious against Hofstra in the 2019 season opener by a score of 79-71. The Spartans (1-0) were clear underdogs in this matchup Read more
By Richy Zajic — Content Editor The same old, same old is likely on the horizon for San Jose State men’s basketball heading into the new season. However, there may be a shimmer of light for the Spartans because of Read more
By Austin Turner — Executive Editor The offseason didn’t start exactly as planned for coach Jean Prioleau and the San Jose State men’s basketball program. The team’s two leading scorers both transferred within weeks of the season ending, with Michael Read more
By Richy Zajic — Staff Writer Whether he’s playing overseas or here at San Jose State, junior forward Craig LeCesne puts everything into the sport of basketball. LeCesne was born in Malmo, Sweden but moved to the United States and Read more
By Richy Zajic — Staff Writer It is no secret that the San Jose State basketball program has been struggling — and this is nothing new. Let’s start with the SJSU women’s basketball program. The team has not won a Read more
By Austin Turner — Content Editor Strike three. Junior shooting guard Brian Rodriguez-Flores has announced that he will transfer from San Jose State. He joins Michael Steadman and Noah Baumann as the third Spartan to leave the program since the Read more
By Austin Turner — Content Editor The second domino has fallen. Following a breakout sophomore season, sharpshooting guard and second-leading scorer Noah Baumann told The Spear Monday that he will transfer away from San Jose State. The news comes just Read more
By Austin Turner — Content Editor After previously losing standout players like Brandon Clarke and Ryan Welage to transfer, San Jose State’s leading scorer will transfer for the third-consecutive offseason. Junior forward Michael Steadman, who had just transferred to SJSU Read more
By Austin Turner — Content Editor In the opening round of the Mountain West Tournament in Las Vegas, San Jose State came out on fire. After hitting three 3-pointers in the opening minutes, the team ran out to a 13-0 Read more