By Andrew Talamantes (@DrewTooSavvy): SJSU’s basketball team will enter this season under the tutelage of head coach Jean Prioleau who seeks to make an immediate impact with his conditioning drills, alongside his new assistant coaching staff. San Jose State’s Prioleau Read more
By Mohamed Bafakih (@MoeBafa): Deteriorated pavements surrounded Keith Fisher’s neighborhood in South Central Los Angeles. It was between Broadway and 66th Street where the 6-foot-8 redshirt freshman for the Spartans grew up. You couldn’t walk a mile without noticing nearly Read more
By Taylor Lupetti (@tayclupetti): It has been four years since the San Jose State men’s basketball team has had a player from outside of North America on its roster, until now. Joining the team this season is junior center Oumar Read more
By Sandeep Chandok (@sandeepchandok): If you’re unsure of how to forecast the upcoming San Jose State men’s basketball season, well, it’s understandable why. The team has a new, first-time head coach in Jean Prioleau, it lost Brandon Clarke, last year’s Read more
By Sandeep Chandok (@sandeepchandok): It’s an uncommon sight in Division I basketball, but San Jose State’s roster features something no other Mountain West roster does, a Filipino player. A freshman from James Logan High School in Union City, Calif., Ryan Read more
By Kayla Boardman (@kaylarboardman): San Jose State’s swimming team dominated the Malibu Invitational swimming and diving meet at Pepperdine University on Friday and Saturday. The team achieved a difficult feat of sweeping all 16 events at the meet. The Spartans Read more
By Ryan Vermont (@Your_Pal_Ryan): For the first time since joining the Mountain West Conference in 2013, San Jose State’s women’s soccer program took home the 2017 regular season title. The feat was set in stone with a 3-1 win over Read more
By Keanu Haghighi (@KeanuHaghighi): San Jose State women’s tennis finished its run at the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Northwest Regional championships with an overall record of 18-13. The Spartans were knocked out of the competition in the quarterfinal round. San Jose Read more
By Carlos Jimenez (@carlosjimmenezz): Following Friday’s victory against University of Incarnate Word, the Spartans (5-9-1, 3-3-1 WAC) won 1-0 against the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (5-6-3, 2-4-2 WAC). The game got off to a quick start as SJSU’s Read more
By Lindsey Boyd (@lindsboyd3): No. 11 San Jose State took advantage of the five-on-six power plays against No. 18 Cal Baptist and No. 15 Harvard to carve out two wins, 14-9 and 16-14 respectively. In a typical East vs West Read more
By Taylor Lupetti (@tayclupetti): Conventional is not a word that applies to the San Jose State women’s softball team. After becoming known for their saying “no field, no problem” the team proved to everyone around that not having a Read more
By Ernie Gonzalez (@superego1012): There’s no such thing as “mid-season” when a schedule consists of 13 games. So with San Jose State’s bye this weekend, why not sum up the season so far? The orange ticker is hovering over the Read more
By Keanu Haghighi (@KeanuHaghighi ): The San Jose State women’s soccer team (9-5-1, 7-1-1 MW) is one step closer toward its first Mountain West title in program history after a 3-2 victory over the Colorado College Tigers (5-8-4, 2-5-2 MW). Senior Read more
By Taylor Lupetti (@tayclupetti): The women’s volleyball team ended their first of two weeks at home with a sweep after defeating Air Force 3-1. While the win was a big feat for team, the loss of junior outside hitter Giulia Read more
By Austin Badzik (@austinbadzik15): San Jose State’s football stadium capacity of just 30,456 people makes it one of the smaller Division I stadiums out there. Not only does the stadium hold less people, but the Spartans also struggle to fill Read more