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  • The New (second) best way to watch a game

    I’ve been watching Dodger games on Twitter lately — and loving it. I wanted to share because, if you follow the right crowd of media-types and others, I really think it...

  • Mustangs football bounces back

    After changing quarterbacks due to an injury and after a tough upset loss, maybe Cal Poly has finally found their quarterback. On Saturday night, sophomore Dano Graves rushed for a team-high...

  • Nwaba wins Cal Poly basketball dunk contest

    For the past few years, the majority of Cal Poly’s above the rim athleticism has belonged to Chris Eversley. Not anymore. Transfers Michael Boldin and David Nwaba, along with sophomore Joel...

  • Cal Poly needs to hang in there

    Cal Poly needs to hang in there. Like when someone comes up to you in the middle of a crazy busy work day, just as you are about to go be...

  • Musings on Dodgers vs. Cardinals NLCS

    My ears are still recovering from Monday night’s Juan Uribe home run. For those of you who have been in a cave or on the moon, here it was. I have...

  • Uribe redeems himself

    The truth is, Juan Uribe has redeemed the first two years of his contract all season. In over 900 innings, he’s made five errors defensively at third base. His hitting got...

  • Yale beats Cal Poly 24-10 — the ugly breakdown

    This was supposed to be the week for Cal Poly to “get right.” After winning their Big Sky Conference opener two Thursdays ago in Portland, Cal Poly was supposed to find...

  • Pridham and co. dismantle UC Riverside 5-1

    Two years ago, Cal Poly men’s soccer head coach Paul Holocher talked to me about a more open, visually pleasing style of play Cal Poly was trying to implement. It has...

  • Mustang women’s soccer speeds to victory in Big West Conference opener

    After a six-game, three week road trip that saw the team go 0-6, the Cal Poly women’s soccer team came into Friday’s match against Long Beach State with some questions about...

  • Hopefully this family’s fansmanship comes full circle

    I was born in May of 1981. A less than a month before then my date of birth, 20 year-old Fernando Valenzuela pitched a complete game shutout on opening day, starting...

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