By Austin Turner — Staff Writer San Jose State men’s basketball has returned from the Bahamas, and the business trip didn’t go exactly as they planned. The Spartans finished the Junkanoo Jam 0-3, with two of those losses coming in games Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer For the second time in as many days, San Jose State men’s basketball blew a double-digit lead in the second half. This time, it was to the Central Michigan Chippewas, which rallied from a 13-point Read more
By Austin Turner — MBB Beat Writer After a 20-9 run from Cal State Bakersfield in the last 3:45 of the second half, San Jose State fell to the Roadrunners 73-72 in a heartbreaker to fall to 0-2 in the Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer A massive comeback attempt fell short on Thursday night as San Jose State men’s basketball was defeated 85-77 by Weber State in the opening round of the Junkanoo Jam in The Bahamas. After a disastrous Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer Just as the weather in the Bay starts to get cold, the San Jose State men’s basketball team gets to escape to Bimini in the Bahamas for a 3-game round robin Junkanoo Jam tournament over Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer In a game full of momentum shifts and scoring streaks, San Jose State men’s basketball got cold at the wrong time. The Spartans (1-1) fell 66-59 to Southern Utah on Saturday night after the Thunderbirds Read more
By Hugo Vera — Staff Writer The San Jose State men’s basketball team commenced their 2018-19 season at the Event Center on Wednesday night and defeated Life Pacific College, 89-72. The Spartans (1-0) set a strong offensive pace early in the Read more
By Austin Turner — Staff Writer They say that patience is a virtue, and San Jose State basketball fans are likely going to need a lot of it in head coach Jean Prioleau’s second season. Coming off of a dreadful 4-26 Read more
By Chris Estrada – Staff Writer Playing on the road can be daunting. Whether they play outside on grass, on a court or in the water of a pool, the feeling for student athletes remain the same. Every team has to Read more
By Staff San Jose State’s all-time three-point leader Ryan Welage will join Big East powerhouse Xavier, as noted on his Twitter account. Welage ranked fourth in the Mountain West in scoring with 18.1 points per game as a junior in Read more
By Luke Johnson @Scoop_Johnson Gonzaga flirted with the Mountain West Conference, but decided to swipe left. The Bulldogs chose to stay put in their long-standing home of the West Coast Conference, athletic director Mike Roth confirmed Monday. “Our Read more
By Lindsey Boyd & Ernie Gonzalez (@lindsboyd3 & @superego1012): San Jose State men’s hoops juniors Ryan Welage and Jaycee Hillsman and freshman Keith Fisher III have all requested to transfer out of the program, per ESPN college basketball insider Jeff Goodman. Read more
By Sara Biela (@sarabielaa ): Five monumental Spartan warriors baring initial-inscribed shields rest beneath the soles of athletes’ shoes as they defend home-court advantage. Walt McPherson Court, named after the most winningest basketball coach in SJSU history, was ranked the Read more
By Allison Covey (@allisoncovey ): Junior guard Jaycee Hillsman’s career-high 24 points was not enough for San Jose State against Wyoming, as the Cowboys knocked out the Spartans in the first round of the Mountain West Tournament, 61-74. Of SJSU’s Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012): Seeded last in the conference, the one-win Spartans will have to forget about the regular season and focus for 40 minutes of fundamental basketball to string together a win against No. 6 Wyoming in the first Read more