By Mohamed Bafakih (@Moe_Fresco) San Jose State’s women’s swimming team returned to action after 19 days to a 132-78 loss against Cal Wednesday afternoon at UC Berkeley. The Spartans (1-1) were away from The Bay and busy prior to their Read more
By Jose Trujillo (@jAy_Ay_T ): The San Jose State women’s basketball team (2-8) will wrap up non-conference play as it hosts the Southern Oregon Raiders (11-1) Wednesday night. Coming off an 81-55 defeat at home to Nebraska, the Spartans have Read more
By Mohamed Bafakih (@Moe_Fresco): Returning from a four-game road trip, San Jose State got an unexpected addition as it welcomed back forward Brandon Mitchell, but it wasn’t enough in a 76-62 loss Sunday afternoon inside The Event Center. It was a Read more
By James Kim (@Jdkim38): San Jose State women’s basketball lost its fourth straight game after a tough battle on its home-court to the University of Nebraska, falling 81-55. The Cornhuskers (8-3) built an early 6-0 lead, but the Spartans (2-8) Read more
By Andrew Talamantes (@DrewTooSavvy) After four consecutive losses on the road, San Jose State (2-7) looks to get its third win of the season against South Dakota (9-3) Sunday at 3 p.m. inside the Event Center. Three of the last Read more
By Keanu Haghighi (@KeanuHaghighi) San Jose State women’s basketball looks to bounce back at home against Nebraska after a 48 point loss against No. 19 Oregon State. The Spartans will need to clean up their play on the defensive side Read more
By Andrew Talamantes (@DrewTooSavvy): After an overwhelming 2017 season, San Jose State football will look for new hope in 2018 and beyond as they will be challenged by big opponents. The Spartans have won just one game away from home Read more
By Carlos Jimenez (@carlosjimmenezz) Taylor Chan made a name for herself as a freshman for the San Jose State gymnastics team, and now she’s preparing for an even greater season her second time around. Hailing from Coquitlam, British Columbia, Chan Read more
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