By Derrick Ow — Reporter There are certain songs that baseball players align themselves with. Walk-up songs have become part of baseball culture. For Mariano Rivera, it was “Enter Sandman” by Metallica. For Trevor Hoffman, it was “Hells Bells” by Read more
By Sofia Wright — Content Editor Even with sports on hold, San Jose State athletes are still being celebrated. Sophomore golfer Natasha Andrea Oon was named the 2019-20 MW Women’s Golfer of the Year after she led the conference in stroke Read more
By Nick Romeo — Reporter Baseball and cheating have become synonymous, and the announcement of the Boston Red Sox punishment does nothing to quell that notion. After months of anticipation, MLB finally handed down its ruling for the Red Sox Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Reporter Empty stadiums will be all the rage whenever the coronavirus pandemic clears up. Can you see it? No, because you’re not invited. Not because professional athletes don’t want you there, rather it’s for your safety Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist Is there a better way to top off San Jose State’s surprise football season than with a couple of NFL players? Defensive tackle Sails Latu and quarterback Josh Love were signed to the Atlanta Falcons and Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Reporter It’s no secret that the 32nd Olympic Summer games are canceled this year. The biggest sporting events of the year where athletes from all over the world join together and compete with spectators watching will Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez — Executive Editor Joe. Justin. Jordan. Jalen. Jake. Jacob. Beautiful isn’t it? A quarterback draft class and most of their names begin with the same letter. Something is not right. Someone’s left out. And quite honestly, it’s disrespectful. 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 Max Miller — Reporter The coronavirus pandemic has created a major eligibility issue for the NCAA. Although spring sport seniors are not getting the much-wanted farewell, the NCAA has announced that they will be giving all spring sport athletes 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 Nick Romeo — Reporter There’s no denying we’re all bored and desperate for professional sports to return so we can get back to normalcy. Sports vanished along with the rest of our day-to-day lives, and there’s no telling when Read more
By Jessica Jimenez — Reporter San Jose State senior swimmers never thought that their final swim championships of their athletic career would end because of a virus. But it did. The unexpected ending was due to the NCAA cancelling all Read more
By Austin Turner — Columnist San Jose State women’s basketball head coach Jamie Craighead signed a three-year deal through the 2022-23 season, the university announced Monday. The announcement comes on the heels of the program’s best season in 40 years. Read more
By Kevin Wing — Editor Today is Sunday, Oct. 8, 2045, and this is a story from the future. I just got home after going to see the first 49ers home game of the season at Levi’s Stadium. Yes, after Read more