By Austin Badzik (@austinbadzik15): With lots of exceptional talent throughout the NCAA, it has been difficult for San Jose State women’s basketball to match the level of competition. The Spartans have dropped their last three and hold a 2-7 record, Read more
By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3) The women’s indoor track and field team had its first meet of the season Dec. 9 in Boise, Idaho at the Jacksons Open. With an estimated $2 million more in private donations, San Jose State could Read more
By Andrew Talamantes (@DrewTooSavvy): Behind Football, basketball is arguably the most popular sport in the United States and it shows with how many different levels are offered. All around the nation from AAU teams, high schools, college, G-league, your driveway, Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012): Abolitionist Harriet Tubman and San Jose State defensive back Dakari Monroe have one thing in common. Both are future faces of currency. One of them will be the face of the twenty-dollar bill in 2020 and Read more
By Andrew Talamantes (@DrewTooSavvy) A little over a month into the season, junior forward Ryan Welage has shown followers of San Jose State basketball that this is his team. Being the only player for the Spartans who is averaging above Read more
By Carlos Jimenez (@carlosjimmenezz) The San Jose State’s women’s basketball team is a young team that currently boast seven freshman on its roster. Among the freshman group, guards Danae Marquez and Megan Anderson donned Golden Eagle uniforms at West Clovis Read more
By Mohamed Bafakih (@Moe_Fresco): The second and final meeting of the season against a Pac-12 opponent is in the books for San Jose State as it was defeated by 19th-ranked Oregon State, 110-62, Sunday afternoon in Corvallis, Ore. Scoring droughts Read more
By Gabriel Luis (@gabelun): Every piece of ink has a story behind it. For San Jose State men’s soccer senior forward Jeremy Romero and freshman midfielder Kalei Tolentino-Perry, having a tattoo tells their stories and keeps them men of their Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012): Snap. Hold. Kick. Three steps. Three points. Simple enough right? Well, not so fast. “It’s definitely not as easy as it looks,” said Bryce Crawford, San Jose State football placekicker. Let’s say an offense is in Read more
By Taylor Lupetti (@tayclupetti): After being shut out by the Stockton Heat on Wednesday, the San Jose Barracuda (9-10-0-1) returned to SAP Center for a 3-1 loss against the Tucson Roadrunners (12-4-2-1) on the night of head coach Roy Sommer’s Read more
By Carlos Jimenez (@carlosjimmenezz): Following the close loss to the University of San Francisco, the Spartans (2-7) were taken down 76-59 by Cal State Northridge (3-6). The Matadors posted a remarkable 55-22 rebounding advantage over the Spartans, 16 of which Read more
By Taylor Lupetti (@tayclupetti): After being honored with his 700th career win on Sunday, it was not the game San Jose Barracuda head coach Roy Sommer was looking for in the 6-0 shutout by the Stockton Heat. “We had some Read more
By Jose Trujillo (@jAy_Ay_T ): Imagine a team with no home venue. Travel is required for every game, meet or competition and the advantage of being the home team is never there. For the San Jose State women’s swimming and Read more
By Kayla Boardman (@kaylarboardman): This past weekend, three San Jose State swimmers traveled to Columbus to compete at the U.S. Winter National Championships. All three made the finals in their respective strokes. Senior Brittany Heng started off the weekend for Read more
By Mohamed Bafakih (@Moe_Fresco): A couple of two-win teams will face off Thursday night as San Jose State welcomes Cal State Northridge to the Event Center. The Spartans (2-5) are coming off two down-to-the-wire games, the most recent a 87-81 Read more