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PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Though I have been thoroughly against a rematch in the National Championship game all season, there is no doubt in my mind Alabama will win the BCS

D’Amato named captain of conference all-star team PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Last week Ice Owls co-captain Matt D’Amato was named a captain of another team: the Empire Conference Select team. “The

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer The winter meetings kicked off last week when the television flashed that there was a report shortstop Jose Reyes agreed to a contract with the suddenly styling-and-profiling

PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor Going into this season a few names were considered for a run at the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year. Those were Cam Newton, AJ Green, Mark

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer Last season during the final practice before their first Northeast-10 Conference tournament game in nine years, the SCSU men’s basketball team saw their team manager Kevin Maloney

RYAN FLYNN — Staff Writer Poor shooting, which has become a theme recently, cost the Owls men’s basketball team this past Saturday. They fell 63-51 to in-state rival UNH by shooting 31

RYAN MORGAN  — Managing Editor Mary Papazian was given a warm welcome today after an important announcement was circulated to the community: Southern has a new president. Earlier today, the CSUS Board

PETE PAGUAGA — Sports Editor The Ice Owls took their 10-1 record and their No. 1 ranking in the East Region into the rinks at Shelton to play against in-state rival Fairfield

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer In the second half of this game, SCSU men’s basketball needed an ‘X-factor’ to give them a boost in this close matchup with Pace. They surely found

PAT LONGOBARDI — Sports Writer As time ticked down when SCSU women’s basketball decided on the possible final shot for the second straight game, their shooting performance could have been washed away