By Ernie Gonzalez — Editor T minus 16 suns until a four-week fall camp and what follows is the beginning of San Jose State’s 126th season. Let’s go on a week-by-week walkthrough and check out all 12 appointments for the Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Editor The San Jose State football team will make its fifth ever visit to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to face the USC Trojans, as announced by SJSU athletics director Marie Tuite Friday afternoon. The non-conference 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 Spear Editorial Staff In year three under coach Brent Brennan, San Jose State fans expect improvement. What does the editorial staff of The Spear think will happen a little under two months before kick off? Austin: 3-9 Wins against: Read more
By Alex Valle — Content Editor After being defeated in six games to the Toronto Raptors the Golden State Warriors are at a turning point for their franchise. With players getting injured, facing free agency and others possibly looking to Read more
By Alex Valle — Content Editor San Jose State’s softball season ended in second place in the Mountain West Conference for the second-consecutive season. The Spartans (37-16, 17-7 MW) just barely missed its first NCAA Tournament bid since 2017. The Read more
By Marissa Scott— Co-Assistant Executive Editor Draft Day for Major League Baseball rolls around every summer and it changes the lives of hundreds of high school and college ball players around the country. With years and years of hard work Read more
By Austin Turner — Executive Editor It’s no secret that San Jose State athletics has been in hot water to start the summer. After the Spartan Daily revealed alleged money mismanagement and a letter of grievances from various SJSU athletes, 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 Alex Valle — Staff Writer The Spartans continued to be consistent on the course, but fell short of prolonging their season. Finishing in the middle of the pack at the NCAA Regional Championships in Austin, San Jose State fell Read more
By Lindsey Boyd — Sports Editor of The Spartan Daily Less than 5% of Spartan Foundation money intended for athletic scholarships was distributed to San Jose State athletes from 2013-2016, according to sources and confirmed by documents reviewed by the Read more
By Georgia Blair — Staff Writer San Jose State baseball (19-32, 12-15 MW) was swept at home after dropping the series finale to Nevada (28-24, 14-16 MW), 3-2. A one-run loss on senior day was the final nail in the Read more
By Joclyn Aguirre — Staff Writer San Jose State softball (37-16, MW 17-7) hosted its last home game of the season and fell to Nevada (27-25, MW 11-13), 2-1. In honor of it being the last home game, the Spartan Read more
By Madyson Montoya — Staff Writer San Jose State track and field had its final showdown as it went down to Fresno to compete in the Mountain West Outdoor Championship. The best performance of the season and of his career Read more
By Georgia Blair — Staff Writer San Jose State baseball (19-29, 12-13 MW) continues to struggle in conference play with their ninth-straight Mountain West loss. The Spartans fell to Nevada (26-24, 12-16 MW) 3-1 in another heartbreaking contest. “We had Read more