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Unsportsmanlike Conduct: Honey Badger returns to school

Premier college athletes tend to think in terms of “What’s the fastest way I can get to the pros?”, and that, at times, can lead them to putting their own self-interests in front of the interests of their schools.

By September 6, 2012

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Sports Sermon: Roddick’s career unfulfilled

For all he’s done on the court, Andy Roddick has always left me wanting more.

By September 6, 2012

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Aiken and Hoyas prepare for home opener

The Hoyas host Wagner (0-1) in their home opener this Saturday at 1 p.m. on Multi-Sport Field.

By September 6, 2012

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Hoyas led by Allen, Nealis

The Hoyas play for the first time on the road this Friday with a game in Chicago against University of Illinois.

By September 6, 2012

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2012 Football Season Prospectus

Outlook The Hoyas entered the past couple of seasons as a “team on the rise.” In 2012, that moniker still applies – but “contender” is a better term, especially for... Read more

By the August 30, 2012

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Sullivan a vocal force on formidable offensive line

With a Patriot League title on the line, Kevin Sullivan and the offensive line are focused.

By August 30, 2012

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Secondary shines behind Jeremy Moore

Moore’s expectations for this season are very high, despite lacking some of the experience that other teams may have.

By August 30, 2012

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Kempf and McCabe lead pursuit of Patriot League title

With their leadership, Kempf and McCabe have the potential to erase the painful memories of last year and their freshman year with a Patriot League Championship.

By August 30, 2012

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Sporty Spice: Embracing Argentine soccer

It was really eye-opening to see that a love for sports teams is something that occurs across cultures. Fandom is universal.

By August 30, 2012

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Sports Sermon: JT III and Pat Riley share “position-less” vision

John Thompson III's recruiting now reflects the "position-less" model adopted by Pat Riley and the Heat.

By August 23, 2012

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Men’s soccer set to open versus UVA

As of now, the team has been focusing on their forthcoming match against the University of Virginia on Friday evening.

By August 23, 2012

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What Rocks: Kevin Warne

Kevin Warne replaces the legendary Dave Urick, who led the lacrosse program to 223 wins and 12 top-ten year-end rankings in his 23 years in command.

By August 23, 2012

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Unsportsmanlike Conduct: Nats misguided on Strasburg shutdown

Stephen Strasburg's shutdown will likely result in missing two to three starts in addition to the entire playoffs.

By August 23, 2012

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Corboz leads 2-0 Hoyas into weekend tournament

The Blue and Gray will look to stay undefeated this weekend at the James Madison Invitational.

By August 23, 2012

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Sports Sermon: Rethinking the Brooklyn Nets

Personally, I can’t blame the Nets for bolting to the greener pastures of Brooklyn.

By April 26, 2012

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Sporty Spice: The Saints go marching down

Unfortunately, over the next few weeks, we’ll all keep watching sadly as the Saints go marching down.

By April 26, 2012

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Hoyas salvage disappointing season, defeat Syracuse

“I think all of us are pretty upset about not making the Big East Tournament, as well as the NCAA Tournament. I know the guys next year will work extremely hard to get Georgetown back into postseason play.”

By April 26, 2012

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Sims and Clark bid farewell at banquet

“We’re going to be good,” Thompson III confidently stated. “I wish we could start practice tomorrow.”

By April 26, 2012

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Double Teamed: The forgotten Hoyas

The NBA is the brass ring that every college player reaches for, and like Clark and Sims, every one of those former Hoyas did everything he could to attract an NBA suitor before heading overseas.

By April 18, 2012

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Hoya tennis looks to turn heads in Big East

“We’re really pumped because we want to show everyone how good we are as a team,” Tehrani said.

By April 18, 2012