Barça and Bankruptcy

By Jacob Hernandez, Sport Management, ’26   Barcelona are no strangers to crashing out of the Champions League nowadays. They have made it past the quarter-finals once in the past 9 seasons, that being their monumental collapse to Liverpool in the semi-finals of the 18/19 season. And on Tuesday, they crumbled again, losing to PSG…

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Manchester City and FA Breaches

Manchester City and FA Breaches By: Benjamin Saunders, Health and Wellness, 24 City’s Current Season Manchester City, one of the prominent teams in the Premier League, is potentially facing several violations due to breaches in the FA rules. The Football Association (FA) has linked Manchester to several violations over the last few years. Along with…

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A New Horizon For Sin City, Baseball

Sean Vitales, Media Production ’26   A sports franchise moving cities is not totally out of the ordinary but is often remembered as a landmark in time for sports history. The Baltimore Colts becoming the Indianapolis Colts, the Vancouver Grizzlies heading to Memphis, or the Seattle Supersonics being transformed into the Oklahoma City Thunder are…

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Countdown To The Kentucky Derby

By Lauren Williamson, Sport Management, ’25 Let The Countdown Begin. The countdown for the race that is known as “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports” has officially begun. This marks the 150 th run for the iconic Kentucky Derby and the largest purse in history was announced. The purse will be guaranteed $5 million,…

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Should the Detroit Pistons Draft Caitlin Clark ?

By: James Martin, Communication: Journalism 25′ With the WNCAA season nearing its end, many players are beginning to make their decision on what their future looks like in the basketball world. Thus far, we have seen players such as LSU guard Hailey Van Lith enter the transfer portal a second time after just one season…

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Chelsea FC: Would The Blues Shine Once More?

Chelsea FC’s situation has been a focal point of discussion in the football world, particularly due to their aggressive investment in the squad since the summer of 2022. With an eye-watering $1.1 billion splurged on new signings, the expectations set for the club were sky-high. This massive financial outlay marked one of the most audacious…

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Can the UFL Succeed Where Previous Spring Leagues Have Failed?

By Logan Miller, Public Relations ’25 Spring football is here to stay, and no, I’m not talking about college football. For the past few years, professional football has made a tiresome effort to create a lasting football league during the spring season. Previous leagues have tried and struggled, most recently the XFL and USFL, but…

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The Wolfpack thriving in March

By Corey Moriarty, Communication Management ’25   The March Madness tournament has always been very exciting and always has unexpected things happen, hence “madness”. This year one team has everyone cheering them on as they were an 11 seen entering the tournament. NC state has made an incredible run to the final four of the…

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Fenerbahce Threatens Historic Exit Turkish Super Lig to Top European Leagues Over Unfair Treatment

The incident that appears to have been the last straw occurred after Fenerbahce’s recent victory over Trabzonspor. The match ended in chaos as fans invaded the pitch, leading to violent confrontations. Notable players, including Michy Batshuayi and Bright Osayi-Samuel, were forced into scuffles as they defended themselves against aggressive supporters, some of whom were armed….

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Is Manchester United Getting a New Coach?

By Alexis McClinton, Health Sciences ’26   Erik ten Hag has been with Manchester United since the summer of 2022. He took a strong approach and had a very promising start. However, this did not carry over to the 2023/24 season as his ambitions fell short, despite the addition of new players. This team has…

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