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
By Austin Badzik (@austinbadzik15): San Jose State’s men’s basketball team lost in a thriller against Denver in the final of minute of Tuesday’s night game, 58-56. The Pioneers were able to steal a victory from the Spartans on their home Read more
By Mohamed Bafakih (@Moe_Fresco): Looking at San Jose State’s women’s basketball team, you would think tattoos are nondescript. With age, there’s a deciding factor on whether a tattoo is something a person would want on their body permanently. The squad Read more
By Kayla Boardman (@kaylarboardman): With the records she has set, you would think senior Colleen Humel was born in the water. Although that’s not actually the case, she did start swimming at a very young age. “I had a pool Read more
By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3): Ink — a permanent liquid that tests levels of commitment. Think about it, almost every big promise is signed in ink. Athletes sign contracts in ink. Schools ink agreements to be in a conference. Recruits even Read more
By Jose Trujillo (@jAy_Ay_T ): It was the 1992 summer olympic games in Barcelona. A young American boxer by the name of Oscar de la Hoya went toe to toe with defending World Amateur Championship gold medalist Marco Rudolph from Germany. Read more
By Ryan Carlson (@RyanCarlson88): Hockey is a sport known to have players with names hard to pronounce. For San Jose State freshman forward Etinosa Obaseki who stands at 5’10” 150 pounds, it’s safe say he fits the bill. An Read more
By Kayla Boardman (@kaylarboardman): Diving is like gymnastics, but without the strain, injuries or hard mat to land on. It’s why diving attracts a lot of gymnasts like San Jose State diving senior Cari Reiswig, sophomore Natasha Sondeno and senior Read more
By Andrew Talamantes (@DrewTooSavvy): SJSU has never won a national championship, has never been a top recruiting school and has never been a top-tier basketball program. With all that being said, the Spartans have never lost sight of who they Read more
By Jose Trujillo (@jAy_Ay_T ): It was first thing San Jose State running backs coach Alonzo Carter did when he found out he was live on the Ellen Degeneres show. With the camera locked on him, Carter connected his index finger Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012): A 10-game losing streak will forever spoil the afterthought of the 2017 season, but that doesn’t mean there weren’t any bright spots that came out of this year. If there was a lesson learned for first-year Read more
By Carlos Jimenez (@carlosjimmenezz): San Jose State men’s basketball (2-5) lost 76-58 to Southern Illinois University (4-2) marking consecutive losses to start their four-game road trip. Southern Illinois is the first team to have outrebounded the Spartans this season, slightly Read more