Joshua Greenberg

January 19, 2011

Gauchos Set to Avenge 2010 Tourney Loss

By Joshua Greenberg

Entering last season’s Big West Tournament with a winning record for the second consecutive season, UCSB women’s water polo believed it had the opportunity to do something special.

November 16, 2010

Green Advice for Green People: It’s About More than Just Wins

By Joshua Greenberg

Most owners would say a good fantasy day is any day you get to put another check mark in the win column. They aren’t entirely wrong, but they aren’t seeing the big picture: A good fantasy day should foreshadow more g...

November 16, 2010

Gauchos Win Preseason Tourney

By Joshua Greenberg

The UCSB men’s tennis team closed out their fall schedule this weekend with the UCSB Classic, a three-day home tournament in which it captured the title in seven of the nine flights.

November 11, 2010

Men’s Tennis to Wrap Up Fall Season with UCSB Classic

By Joshua Greenberg

The UCSB men’s tennis team will finish up their fall schedule at home this weekend with the UCSB Classic, a four-team tournament that will run from Friday to Sunday and feature players from Santa Barbara, Westmont, Loy...

November 9, 2010

Green Advice for Green People: How to See the Future

By Joshua Greenberg

There is always one. One donut left in the box, one cookie left on the plate and one player each week who attempts to screw up what would otherwise have been a great fantasy day.

November 7, 2010

’Chos Field Four at SoCal Tourney

By Joshua Greenberg

For Gaucho tennis, the 54th annual Southern California Intercollegiate Championships ended a day early, when senior Alex Konigsfeldt fell to USC's Jaak Poldma in the semifinals.

November 3, 2010

Green Advice for Green People: First Half Fantasy Awards

By Joshua Greenberg

To mark the halfway point of the season, instead of giving you another dose of my ever-so-helpful advice, I’ve decided to hand out awards to the players I thought had exceptionally remarkable first halves.

November 2, 2010

Team Sends Four Players to SoCal Tournament at UCLA

By Joshua Greenberg

A week after competing in one of college tennis’ toughest tournaments, the ITA Regionals, Head Coach Marty Davis will send four players to UCLA for the 54th annual Southern California Intercollegiate Championship.

October 28, 2010

Green Advice for Green People: Fantasy Shortcomings

By Joshua Greenberg

I blame you, Ben Roethlisberger. I blame you, Kurt Warner. Now, you may be asking yourself, my good reader, how these two fine gentlemen could have possibly wronged me. I can assure you, it’s nothing personal. Roethlis...

October 21, 2010

ITA Tourney Set to Start in Irvine

By Joshua Greenberg

The 2010 ITA Regional tournament kicks off on Thursday in Irvine, where UCSB men’s tennis will send four of its best players to play against the top players from Big West foes UC Riverside and Cal Poly, along with team...

October 19, 2010

Green Advice for Green People: Flex Decisions for Flexible People

By Joshua Greenberg

In fantasy football, the most common dilemma for an owner is who to start in a given position week in and week out. The truth is, all the factors that go in to such a decision (matchups, trends, performance consistency, ...

October 13, 2010

Green Advice for Green People: For Every Fantasy Injury, an Upside

By Joshua Greenberg

For coaches as well as fantasy owners, an injury to a star player can decimate playoff hopes. But no matter who gets hurt, the season rolls on. You need to be able to roll with it. No matter how much that boo-boo hurts, ...

October 8, 2010

Tennis Team Set to Start With ITA

By Joshua Greenberg

Last season saw the UCSB women’s tennis team reach a mark of 13-11 and 6-3 in conference, only to fall to UC Irvine in the semifinals of the Big West Conference Championship. Friday morning will mark the start of the f...

October 6, 2010

Green Advice for Green People: Regretting Draft Picks? You’re Not Alone.

By Joshua Greenberg

It’s that time of year again, kids. The weather is starting to get colder, the MLB playoffs are about to begin and the air is starting to carry the annual offensive odor of regret.

October 3, 2010