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It is impossible to determine who is the GOAT

By Emily Adams, Senior writer • February 25, 2021

Not only is determining a G.O.A.T. a Sisyphean task, but it also consistently excludes women and athletes from less popular sports.

The ever changing appeal of sports throughout the country

By Nick Fustor, Columnist • April 19, 2017

The future of certain sports is in the hands of their national organizations like the MLB and the NFL. What sports will be most popular in the USA?

Sports writers should not stick just to sports

By Nick Fustor, Columnist • February 10, 2017

It's especially important that sports writers use their voices to inform a larger audience, as they have a wide influence.

Welcome to the national relocation league

By Nick Fustor, Columnist • January 27, 2017

The American sports landscape has been shaken by the move of not one but two teams to Los Angeles in the span of one year.

3-Point Craze Extending to Division III

By Nick Fustor, Columnist • November 14, 2016

As the season begins, the college’s program and similar programs need to stress the importance of 3s.

Kristy’s Corner: NBA Playoffs need vintage NBA toughness

By Andrew Kristy, Columnist • April 22, 2014

Columnist Andrew Kristy describes the one key aspect of play missing from the NBA playoffs compared to the past.

The ‘Stache Line: Fox Sports live panel discussion

By Matt Kelly, Columnist • October 3, 2013

Recently, the Fox Broadcasting Company has created a 24-hour sports network, FOX Sports 1, in an attempt to challenge ESPN. A key cog in FOX Sports 1’s programming is its highlight show, “Fox Sports...