NCAA has bias against USC


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Last week, the NCAA released a mountain of evidence related to former USC running backs coach Todd McNair’s defamation lawsuit against the NCAA. Among the 500 plus pages of documents is concrete evidence that undoubtedly demonstrate a negative bias held by members of the infractions committee toward USC. Of course, this wasn’t exactly a revelation. […]

Men’s volleyball beats UCLA in five sets


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Avenging two losses from earlier in the season, the men’s volleyball had arguably one of its best weekends of the season, taking five-set wins from conference rivals UC Santa Barbara and UCLA at the Galen Center. The wins not only solidified the team’s spot in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation conference standings, but coach Bill […]

Going one-on-one with NASCAR champion Kevin Harvick


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Kevin Harvick has had a storied racing career, from winning seven national go-karting championships when he was young to winning his first championship at NASCAR’s top level, the Sprint Cup Series, in 2014. On his way to the Sprint Cup Series, he won the 1998 NASCAR Winston West Series (now the K&N Pro Series West) […]

Don’t count on the NFL in LA


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It seems that every year another “NFL to Los Angeles” headline pops up. The Los Angeles Rams and Raiders fans appear in mass numbers, the NFL dismisses the notion, and a few weeks later it’s as if the rumor never happened. This NFL offseason has produced not one, not two, but three possible teams heading […]