Kevin Joseph

Kevin Joseph is a former Sports Editor for the The Georgetown Voice.

Sports

Sports Sermon: Murky, but promising future for Hoya football

Coupled with the seemingly daily changes to the Big East conference, Georgetown athletics faces perhaps its most difficult and unclear era. However, for the football program, that could signal the restart of continued progress.

By February 16, 2012

Sports

Sports Sermon: Judging quarterback legacies

And so, with his second Super Bowl and subsequent MVP award under his belt, the question isn’t whether Eli is better than his brother Peyton, or even better than Tom Brady. The answer to those question remains a resounding and unequivocal no. The real question should be how long we, as fans, should wait to judge a quarterback’s legacy.

By February 9, 2012

Sports

Sports Sermon: National Signing Day

We live and die with our sports teams–what could be and what could have been. And for that reason, the media circus that surrounds high school athletes, for better or for worse, isn’t going anywhere.

By February 2, 2012

Sports

Sports Sermon: The case for Jason Clark

This season, Georgetown’s own Jason Clark has proven himself to be the class of the Big East, and, if he continues this way through the rest of the season, should be the conference’s Player of the Year.

By January 26, 2012

Sports

Sports Sermon: Parallels between NFC’s Final Two

At the beginning of this season, football experts looked at the San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants and immediately wrote both off as pretenders, saying that no one in the right mind would pick either to win their division or capture a Wild Card spot. And honestly, who could blame those experts?

By January 19, 2012

Sports

The Sports Sermon

The nuclear winter that almost came out of the NBA lockout could have been the most devastating occurrence in the league’s history. Just a short time ago, it was looking like the NBA was going to suffer a fate similar to that of the NHL in 2004, when the hockey league missed out on an entire season.

By December 1, 2011

Sports

Football looking up despite missing out on title

After witnessing just two wins in 2008, the Georgetown football faithful had to be confident that things could not get any worse in 2009. Then the unthinkable happened: the Hoyas lost every game on the schedule, finishing the season at a hopeless 0-11. At the time, few could have foreseen the turn of fortune that lay ahead.

By November 17, 2011

Sports

Monroe still a presence on campus

This season, the Hoyas’ hopes hinge on seniors Jason Clark and Henry Sims, players that were viewed four years ago as nice complementary pieces in a consensus top-ten recruiting class. The star of that group was a smooth, sweet-passing, program-changing big man from Louisiana—current Detroit Pistons forward Greg Monroe.

By November 10, 2011

Features

We’re Back: Men’s Season Preview

Since their magical run to the 2007 Final Four, the Hoyas have entered each preseason burdened by expectations. Analysts and fans have tempered their excitement a bit after four years of first-round tournament exits, but this year’s squad maintains its confident attitude­­—they expect to win.

By November 10, 2011

Sports

In the midst of last weekend’s snow, the Georgetown football team (7-2, 3-1 Patriot League) defeated Holy Cross for the second straight season with a 19-6 victory. The Hoyas won playing smash-mouth football, rushing for 220 yards and recovering five fumbles on the afternoon.

By November 3, 2011