Shaver Jr. game-winner hands Spartans heartbreaking loss
SJSU men’s basketball 14-point second half comeback is ripped away by Boise State’s Marcus Shaver Jr.’s game-winning step back three.
Don Cox, Avid Supporter of SJSU School of Journalism, Dies at 76
Don Cox works on a story while at the Lincoln Memorial courtesy of the Reno Gazette Journal, photo by David B. Parker Irene Adeline Milanez (@MilanezIrene) – Executive Editor of The Spear Don Cox, sportswriter and San Jose State School Read more
SJSU Men’s basketball: A week like never before
SJSU men’s basketball experienced a week like never before with its Mountain West-opening win and victory over Colorado State.
SJSU men’s basketball tops CSU for first time in program history
Omari Moore’s career high 29 points gifts SJSU men’s basketball its first win in program history over CSU in Tim Miles’ return to Moby Arena.
SJSU women’s basketball comeback comes up short against Boise State
Aikman Fang (@aikmanfang) – Women’s Basketball Beat Reporter San Jose State women’s basketball (2-11, 0-2 MW) fell 73-62 to Boise State (6-8, 1-0) on Saturday afternoon at the ExtraMile Arena, despite almost coming back from a 20-point deficit. Freshmen guard Read more
SJSU treks to old, meaningful stomping grounds for Tim Miles
Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Basketball Beat Reporter SJSU men’s basketball has lived up to head coach Tim Miles’ proclamation sent out at the Mountain West tournament earlier this year. Miles’ with sheer conviction said the Spartans would be bigger, better Read more
SJSU women’s basketball falls to Nevada to start Conference Play
Aikman Fang (@aikmanfang) – Women’s Basketball Beat Reporter San Jose State Women’s Basketball (2-10, 0-1 MW) began conference play with a 64-47 loss to Nevada (3-8, 1-0 MW) on Thursday afternoon inside the Lawlor Events Center. The Spartans led 15-9 Read more
SJSU men’s basketball: win over UNLV has team trending upwards
By Nathan Canilao (@nathancanilao)- Spear Beat Reporter After a positive non-conference schedule in which the San Jose State men’s basketball team went 9-4, there was optimism that the Spartans could have a much better season than they had in year’s Read more
SJSU men’s basketball stuns UNLV in OT to begin conference play
SJSU men’s basketball opens Mountain West play with a stunning 75-72 victory over UNLV as the Tim Miles era continues to progress.
SJSU men’s basketball opens conference play against UNLV
SJSU men’s basketball welcomes UNLV for its first conference game as the Spartans look to continue their historically hot start.
SJSU’s Isaiah Hamilton hits portal after electric bowl performance
Fourth-year wide receiver Isaiah Hamilton entered the transfer portal just two days after dominating in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl.
SJSU men’s basketball off to best start in 40 years
SJSU men’s basketball is off to its best start since 1980-81; how and why the Spartans are off to its best start in four decades.
The Famous Idaho Potato Bowl: A place for fans of old and new
You might’ve wondered, ‘Who would go to the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl?’ Well, if you talked to Tim Farnham and Amy and Sean Triggs, it makes total sense.
SJSU women’s basketball loses its final nonconference game
Aikman Fang (@AikmanFang) – Women’s Basketball Beat Reporter San Jose State women’s basketball (2-9, 0-0 MW) was defeated by Hawaii (2-7, 0-0 Big West) 54-43 in its final nonconference game inside the Provident Credit Union Event Center on Wednesday afternoon. Read more
Bowl loss sends SJSU football’s 2018 class off on sad note
Matt Weiner (@mattweiner20) – Football Beat Reporter SJSU football head coach Brent Brennan took the podium with eyes flush crimson. His voice sounded froggy, and as defeated as his Spartans (7-5, 5-3) after the 41-27 loss to Eastern Michigan (9-4, Read more