The Medic: The bubble model was a massive success for sports
From an epidemiology standpoint, isolating players away from society is the best option to prevent outbreaks.
Entries by Aidan Berg
The Boiling Point: Universal healthcare is a debate for college sports, too
The medical treatment of student-athletes is still at the mercy of coaches and individual programs. This is unacceptable.
Running the Break: Remembering the events of a one-of-a-kind NBA season
The 2019-20 NBA season has had plenty of ups and downs. Somehow, the season has finally finished with one winner.
808s & Fast Breaks: Changing locations is not the answer for star athletes or artists
Talented athletes and artists leaving their hometown takes away from what makes basketball and music so special.
Trojans start full fall practices, Helton gives injury update
Injuries to the offensive line and linebacker positions will have USC counting on depth.
Dishing and Swishing: Yankees’ continuous losses in the postseason are a disappointment to the game of baseball
After falling behind 2-1 in the ALDS to the Tampa Bay Rays, I’ve just about had it with my favorite baseball team.
Behind the Jersey: We must address the struggles of Black women in soccer
Young Black athletes deserve the same treatment in training as their white teammates.
Vera-Tucker opts back in to 2020 season
Vera-Tucker originally opted out Sept. 9 to prepare for the NFL Draft.
The Boiling Point: On the use of the 13th Amendment, and how the NCAA embroiled itself in slave labor rhetoric
The NCAA can’t baulk at activists using historical slave labor rhetoric when they use the legal loophole that allows mass unpaid labor to exist in this country.
Trojan football roster brings promise of breakout talent
The Trojans approach fall with an experienced offense and reinvented defense.