By Jarra Gojolo — Senior Content Editor New COVID-19 guidelines from Santa Clara County will put a pause on all sports including San Jose State’s. Announced Saturday, the new revisions to the county health officer’s mandatory directives will go into Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Senior Content Editor San Jose State University: 0, Simpson University: 0 United Parcel Service: 1 The Spartans’ men’s basketball game against Simpson University has been canceled, SJSU announced today. The game was slated to tip off Read more
By Nick Romeo — Reporter Today, I’ll be taking a look at the top player on every San Jose State team. Without further ado, let’s jump right in. Baseball: Ruben Ibarra I’ll start with an easy choice, and that has Read more
By Kellen Concentine — Reporter 1. SJSU (5-7, 2-6 MW) vs Arkansas (2-10, 0-8 SEC) Football Sept. 21, 2019 31-24 Not only was this the first win against an SEC team in Spartan history, but it was also the first Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist Playmaking point guard Zach Chappell has opened up his recruitment and will transfer from San Jose State, according to his Twitter page. Chappell averaged 5.7 points and 2 assists per game in his Spartan career. Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist Forget the losing record. Forget the drama. This past San Jose State men’s basketball season was officially a success. In a piece for The Spear, guard Seneca Knight announced Tuesday that he will return to Read more
By Seneca Knight My journey to San Jose State University started one April 2018 day, around noon. I was playing Fortnite. Out of the blue I received a call from an unknown number. I picked up the phone and he 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 Jessica Jimenez — Reporter The worst has happened. Sports have been called off on a global scale. The Mountain West and Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Conference have canceled all remaining spring competitions because of the ever-spreading coronavirus pandemic. For Read more
By Jarra Gojolo — Content Editor SJSU’s magic number is six. No, men’s basketball is not six wins away from clinching a NCAA tournament berth. But their trio of 6-foot-6 returners give them plenty of hope for a brighter future. Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist About halfway through the the first half of the opening round of the Mountain West Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament, New Mexico’s Corey Manigault stole the ball from Richard Washington, ran down the court and slammed down Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist Practice was over, but Seneca Knight remained at the free-throw line. His jersey was draped around his neck like a cape as he took some extra shots. The look was fitting. After all, the sophomore Read more
By Derrick Ow — Reporter San Jose State men’s basketball was blown out of the Event Center on Wednesday night as they suffered their sixth straight loss at the hands of Boise State, 80-62. Spartans guard Seneca Knight led all Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez —Executive Editor Despite a career-high 31 points from Richard Washington, San Jose State came up short and never held a lead in Air Force Saturday, losing its fifth game in a row, 95-86. It is the second Read more
By Stevie Corio—Reporter San Jose State men’s basketball fell just short of a win, losing 84-78 against Fresno State (9-16, 5-9 MW) in overtime on Wednesday. Sophomore Seneca Knight’s double-double was not enough to push SJSU into the win column. Read more