Five Thoughts on the First Five Games of the World Series
This year’s World Series pitted two 100-win teams against each other for the first time in 47 years. The Los Angeles Dodgers represent the National League while... Read more.
State of American Soccer: At Rock Bottom but the Future is Bright
American soccer is dead. After losing 2-1 to Trinidad and Tobago on Oct. 10, the US Men’s National Team (USMNT) was eliminated from the 2018 World Cup. The United... Read more.
A Ranking of the Most Dominant Teams in NBA History
The NBA season tips off this week, and this year, the league is marked by the development of superteams, where star players team up in a quest to win a title. In... Read more.
College Basketball Scandal
Controversy is nothing new to college basketball. Debates rage over whether collegiate athletes should be paid and how many years of school they must attend before... Read more.
Tim Hall Might be Moving on from Soccer but will Continue to Influence Lives
The true merit of a coach is not found solely in wins and losses. Rather, the influence of the coach on his players is what counts, both on and off the field. Tim... Read more.
Free Tacos with Every Chargers Loss
The Chargers’ move from San Diego to Los Angeles over the summer lost them local support. For Victor Lopez, the owner of El Pollo Grill in Bonita, the Chargers... Read more.
San Diego Basketball Stars Looking to Make an Impact in College
San Diego is better known for producing NFL and MLB stars, but the area has also produced a number of NBA players, including Jared Dudley and Luke Walton. The upcoming... Read more.
PLNU Alumnus Ryan Garcia Finds Success with Seattle Mariners
For many kids growing up, the ultimate goal is to one day play professional baseball. Major League baseball players are idolized, and kids try to imitate everything... Read more.