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Putting From the Rough – A weekly take on sports
By the Voice Staff March 3, 2005
Temple Head Coach John Chaney proved why he is still and always will be a hall of fame coach.
By Brandon Sloane March 3, 2005
The four-game losing streak has been nothing short of a death sentence for the Hoyas.
The Hoyas’ tournament bandwagon lost some steam Sunday afternoon as the men’s basketball team was manhandled by host St. John’s.
By the Voice Staff February 24, 2005
Baseball & Women’s Basketball
Within a week, Georgetown dropped from 36th to 51st in the Ratings Percentage Index.
Barry Bonds came out swinging, and mostly missing, on Tuesday in his first media appearance since steroids rocked the off-season.
By Brandon Sloane February 24, 2005
Georgetown had its three-game conference win streak snapped Wednesday night as the men’s basketball team fell to host Notre Dame.
By the Voice Staff February 17, 2005
After a three-game winning streak, the Georgetown women’s basketball team dropped two games this week, losing to No. 6 Notre Dame and No. 11 Connecticut.
I have been a Georgetown men’s basketball fan my whole life.
Heck, I’m willing to wager that most Georgetown students aren’t really sure what water polo is.
Years ago in the late ‘80s, my father ran baseball card shows.
By Brandon Sloane February 17, 2005
Mid-Season Swan Song (To the tune of The Game’s ‘Hate it or Love it’)
By Brandon Sloane February 10, 2005
The Georgetown women’s basketball team extended their winning streak to three games with a win over West Virginia Saturday at McDonough Gymnasium.
By the Voice Staff February 10, 2005
After last Saturday’s disappointing loss at Boston College, the Georgetown men’s basketball team needed a little lift.
By the Voice Staff February 3, 2005
Last weekend New York sports fans were placed in a sticky situation by the outcomes of both the NFC and AFC Championship games.
Sunday’s Super Bowl will surely be the biggest game played on the field this season, but there remain many more important games to play off the field.
By Brandon Sloane February 3, 2005
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