The QB’s Just Keep on Running Sam Tapper — Sport Writer As football season is now in full swing at both the collegiate and professional levels, there are a million things to talk about. Most people just want to dissect the Antonio Brown fiasco especially following his signing in New England, but I want to touch on a much broader topic: quarterbacks who run. Historically, the rushing quarterbacks have been just that –
Read moreJoe Bulwidas — Contributor As the women’s soccer season begins the team has strong goals and is dedicated to winning. With the season opening game on Sept. 6 against The University of Bridgeport, the players and head coach Adam Cohen are pushing themselves towards success. Cohen has been with the Southern women’s soccer team since 2003 and has coached the
Read moreEssence Boyd– News Editor Domestic violence in the NFL is not a new issue, rather, it has become a reoccurring one. On the field, players puff their chest out and have to prove just how strong they are to intimidate their opponents, but this macho ego should be left on the field and, most importantly, never be taken home. In
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Sam Tapper — Sports Writer Part of being defending champions is that will always have a target on your back the following year, and, for the volleyball team, that target got even bigger on Saturday as the Owls improved to 4-0 in the young season. The defending NE10 champs hosted the SCSU Tri-Match over the weekend to open the year. They
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Sam Tapper — Sports Writer As dusk fell over Jess Dow Field Thursday night, the lights were on and the stands were packed; football at Southern was back. However, along with it came the Golden Knights of Gannon University. The Owls suffered a 14-7 loss to the Golden Knights out of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC), in a game
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Joe Bulwidas — Contributor On Saturday, the men’s soccer team opened their season and faced off against out-of-conference opponent Mercy College Mavericks. The day was perfect with the beautiful sun shining on Jess Dow Field, but the weather could not carry Southern to a victory. Nor did the weather aid Mercy for a win. Instead, the two teams battled throughout
Read moreJacob Waring — Online Editor At the Introduction to Adaptive Sports event, which was sponsored by the department of recreation, tourism, and sports management, students could be seen playing goal ball or wheelchair basketball in the Pelz Gymnasium on Thursday, Aug. 29. Goal ball had students wearing blindfolds, mimicking those who have visual impairments, passing the ball to group members
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