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PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Before the beginning of the women’s basketball season, the Northeast-10 preseason polls came out and had the Southern women’s team ranked 13 out of 16 teams. As

 View from a Packers fan about the premature ending of their season RYAN FLYNN — General Assignment Reporter I’ll say it up front: I don’t like Eli Manning. I don’t like

 PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor AJ Rouleau Senior baseball player Age: 22 Attended: Westborough High School Major: Communications Favorites Food: Chicken Parmesan Food from Conn Hall: Chicken Caesar wrap Sport other than

 JEFF NOWAK — Editor-In-Chief The time is here folks—the most obnoxious two weeks in sports has begun. The post-conference championship/pre-Super Bowl waiting period has now begun and I couldn’t be more annoyed.

 PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor On Sunday morning the sporting world lost someone who has meant so much to the game of football. Joe Paterno became the head coach of the Penn

 PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer As the league championship round rolled around, it was hard to believe Lambeau Field would be left in the cold. The Green Bay Packers were riding high

 PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Here we go all over again. As many analysts have been saying its Déjà Blue all over again. Giants and Patriots in the Super Bowl again, pretty

 PAT LONGOBARDI  — Sports Writer Consistent performance and increased conditioning are what Southern gymnastics is looking for with an eye on better performances this season. The Owls opened up on Jan. 13

 PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Going into the second half of their 2011-12 season, the SCSU women’s track and field team will try to keep up whatever they were doing before the

PETE PAGUAGA – Sports Editor Nicholas Fedor isn’t your average Southern Connecticut student athlete. He is normally walking around wearing suits or kilts, telling you the reason behind everything in the world