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Nwaba and Eversley get Mustangs back on winning track

Jamal Johnson was smiling. Players on the bench were halfway out on the floor high-fiving teammates. There was 11:33 left in their eighth game, but Joe Callero’s basketball team was up...
Cal Poly women’s basketball moves to 4-4, entertains in the process

Since I started watching them a few years ago, one thing has always been the case about Faith Mimnaugh’s Cal Poly women’s basketball team — almost every game is really entertaining...
Kidd and Tomlin show desperation, lack of hope

Jason Kidd and Mike Tomlin. I don’t think I ever thought I’d write a post that included both of them. I am today. The coaches of the Brooklyn Nets and Pittsburgh...
Does RG3 need to shut it down for a while?

I usually am opposed to jumping on another writer’s point and making it my own, but I saw something today that caught my eye and I thought I’d share it. It’s...
What we’ve learned about Cal Poly men’s basketball after four games

Joe Callero’s team has played four games. By the looks of things, it’s going to take fans at least that many more games to have any idea of who this team...
The only thing that was missing was a signature win

In 2012, Cal Poly football won the games they were “supposed” to win and lost the ones they were “supposed” to lose, with three exceptions. The first was the win at...
Cal Poly loses third straight to start the season

After losing their first two games, Cal Poly men’s basketball traveled East on Wednesday night to battle Fresno State and try to get their first win of the year. Instead, they...
I would be mad, too

If I was a 49ers fan, I’d be mad. I’d be upset. I wouldn’t be able to stand for two things about this week. 1. Colin Kaepernick still has a lot...
Brown’s the guy

Let me be clear. Before the season started, I was in the “Chris Brown” camp. “Team Chris” seemed to have more upside than “Team Dano,” more poise than “Team Tanner,” and...
A sea of red and white at the center of the college basketball universe

The last two NCAA men’s basketball National Champions have come from the state of Kentucky. Louisville and Lexington are 77 miles apart and this state is clearly the center of today’s...

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