By Ryan Vermont The Spartans did exactly what they needed to do to open up this pivotal road conference series — control the game from start to finish, beating Fresno State 6-3 San Jose State scored five of those runs Read more
By Sandeep Chandok It’s not about how you start, it’s about how you finish. After going down 5-0 in the first inning, SJSU chipped away at New Mexico’s lead over the next six frames to win the series opener, 7-6. Read more
By Daniel Reedy: The San Jose State Spartans (30-15, 9-6 in MW) enter their third-to-last series of the season, taking on the New Mexico Lobos (20-20, 6-9 in MW) for a three-game set beginning today. SJSU swept New Mexico in Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez The Mountain West Conference revolves around running the football. Just last season, San Diego State’s Donnel Pumphrey set the all-time FBS career rushing record. On top of that, three of the nation’s top-6 leading rushers last season Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez San Jose State snapped its longest losing streak of the year Tuesday after a thrilling, come-from-behind victory against Saint Mary’s, defeating the Gaels 6-5. Nevertheless, it will take more come-from-behind willpower for the Spartans for a chance Read more
By Casey Geier San Jose State beat Saint Mary’s College 6-5 match to end a six-game losing streak. The Spartans (14-24-1) were down big early against the Gaels ( 26-14), falling behind 5-1 after the fourth inning, giving up five Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez: Now that quarterback Kenny Potter is gone, it poses a challenge for coaches, but a competition for players to fill his role. Last week’s spring game was an early opportunity for four quarterbacks to showcase their talent Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez Since joining the Mountain West in three years ago, SJSU hasn’t had a team ERA below 5.50, fogging up all its talent on offense. With 18 games remaining in the 2017 season, the Spartans have been outscored Read more
Jeff Garcia Even though Garcia wasn’t drafted by an NFL team, he showed the determination to turn pro and had a pro career that spanned 10 years. Garcia transferred to San Jose State in 1990 and was starting quarterback until Read more
By Taylor Lupetti Going to a country where you don’t know anyone can be a scary change but it helps if you come with a friend. Luiza Andrade and Giulia Gavio did just that. The two sophomore volleyball players came Read more
By Lindsey Boyd Time is an inevitable element of life that brings first hellos and last goodbyes. For seniors Marine Dans, Marie Klocker and Gaelle Rey, they said so long to their home countries of Belgium, France and Switzerland respectively Read more
By Hannah Moore As a kid, Justin Allegri and his brother played sports video games such as Ken Griffey Jr. Baseball for Nintendo 64 and called the games for fun. Little did the young Santa Cruz native know at the Read more
By Daniel Reedy: Thanks to a pair of the conference’s top pitchers, San Jose State sits in second place in the Mountain West. The Spartans also rank second in ERA and opponents’ batting average. Seniors Katelyn Linford and Colette Riggs Read more
By Oscar Acevado Before coaching the United States’ Olympic team, Yoshihiro Uchida faced racism that only left him more determined to prove his doubters and detractors wrong. Garden Grove, nestled between Los Angeles and Irvine, is where Uchida grew up Read more
By Hannah Moore: After a rough patch of home losses on the weekend, the pressure is surely on for the San Jose State baseball team to win tonight’s home game. The series sweep by the Air Force Falcons began Friday Read more