By Ryan Vermont (@Your_Pal_Ryan) The final tune-up game for the men’s soccer team took place Sunday and ended in a 2-2 draw against a physically larger Santa Clara University team. San Jose State allowed the first two goals of Read more
By Ryan Vermont (@Your_Pal_Ryan) Rust, while figurative in most sports, undeniably exists. The San Jose State women’s soccer team spent its season opener wiping off that rust as it fell late to No. 24 Santa Clara University 2-1 at Stevens Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012 ): Tempo. It’s a word on that’s been on repeat inside hash marks and pylons at CEFCU Stadium over the past few weeks. Running backs coach Alonzo Carter will be banking with experience come week one. “Brandon Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012 ): Its beginning to feel like a trail of a tradition at San Jose State, especially when it comes to its defense. It starts on the line of scrimmage and half way through days into camp, the Read more
By Sandeep Chandok (@sandeepchandok): The new regime of San Jose State men’s basketball is underway as freshly hired head coach Jean Prioleau was officially introduced on Monday morning. “When it comes to San Jose State, why San Jose State?” Prioleau Read more
By Kavin Mistry (@kavinm95): It took four weeks, but the Spartans have found their man to take over the men’s basketball program after the departure of Dave Wojcik. Jean Prioleau comes to San Jose State from the University of Colorado, Read more
By Kavin Mistry (@kavinm95 ): We are now seven days into Brent Brennan’s first Fall camp as head coach of the San Jose State Spartans and there is a lot we have learned. 1 – The Spartans secondary is strong Read more
By Kavin Mistry It has been an interesting three seasons in the National Football League for former Spartan quarterback David Fales. He spent two years with the Chicago Bears after being drafted in the sixth round of the 2014 draft Read more
By Sandeep Chandok (@sandeepchandok): The men’s basketball program saw the departure of Dave Wojcik as its head coach earlier this summer and the position has yet to be filled. It is now being said that SJSU and Athletic Director Marie Read more
By Ryan Vermont (@Your_Pal_Ryan) Some say that representing a national team is the highest honor an athlete can achieve. San Jose State’s second-winningest women’s tennis player and recent graduate Gaelle Rey will get that chance next month when she will Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012): Hours before the San Jose State air-horned its first practice Friday, the 10th annual Bay Area Football Preview took place just up the road in Santa Clara. The event marked the unofficial start for the 2017 Read more
By Kavin Mistry (@kavinm95): After opening the new golf facility on South Campus, Athletic Director Marie Tuite promised it would only be a matter of time before other new facilities follow. Just two months later, construction has begun on the Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012) With the start of training camp on the horizon, some Spartans haven’t taken the month of July off, working before dawn for one purpose: to improve their game. Being out on the field in shorts at Read more
By Ryan Vermont (@Your_Pal_Ryan) Much was said inside Yoshihiro Uchida Hall room 124 Thursday morning at “Game Changer,” an event addressing media coverage on black athletes. The event, which was put in conjugation with the Bay Area Black Journalists Association, Read more
By Ryan Barnhart (@ryan_barnhart ) Consistency and success have been bright spots for the Spartans women’s soccer team over the past few seasons. Since Lauren Hanson took over as head coach in 2014, the team has seen a steady increase in Read more