Sports

‘Chos Head to Cal State Northridge Matador Collegiate Invitational

The UCSB women’s tennis team will compete in the Cal State Northridge Matador Collegiate Invitational this weekend from Nov. 12 to Nov. 14.
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Gauchos Oust Mustangs in Big West Tournament Semis

It took more than regular time, but Gaucho soccer outlasted Cal Poly on the way to a 2-1 overtime victory in the first round of the Big West championships.
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Gauchos Oust Cal Poly in Big West Tourney Semis

It took more than regular time, but Gaucho soccer outlasted Cal Poly on the way to a 2-1 overtime victory in the first round of the Big West championships.
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Green Advice for Green People: How to See the Future

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.
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Sunday Funday: Back in Black (and Silver)

The entire time I was writing this column, a little voice in my head was saying, “The Raiders? Really? The Raiders?” It has been that long since the silver and black has been relevant. But credit ...
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AQB: Dear Sports Ed. Ravi,

The Hornets took out the Clippers yesterday in a 101-82 rout. AQB says:
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Nuglets of Wisdom: Surf World Turned Upside Down

The surf sphere has seen two world-shattering events in the past week.
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UCSB Set to Kick Off 2010 Postseason

For the first time this season, a loss for #2 UCSB would mean more than just disappointment. It would mean, in all likelihood, the end of Gaucho soccer until next season.
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Armchair QB

“People will suffer?” Really Jerry Jones? Relax man. It’s just football. And $90 million of your money. At least your team is trying its best. Isn’t that all you can ask for? It’s not whethe...
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Clippers: You Suck and Here’s Why

If one of the people you expect to be a leader on your team is Baron Davis, your team is fucked. There. Is. No. Hope.
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The Clippers: Recovery Possible, As Usual, After a Bad Start

No matter how many games they lose, coaches they fire, first round flops they pick and players in their prime they let go, the Clippers never let you down.
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’Chos Field Four at SoCal Tourney

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.
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UCSB Opens Season With Convincing Win over UCSD

UC San Diego was no match for UCSB swimming and diving in its first home meet of the season, as both the men’s and women’s programs were victorious in the non-conference meet.
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’Stangs Overpower Gauchos in Five Sets

UCSB women’s volleyball saw its playoff chances take a significant hit at the Thunderdome Saturday night when the Gauchos fell to Cal Poly 3-2.
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Johnson and Nunnally Combine for 43 In Season-Opening Win

After the Gaucho men’s basketball team committed 18 turnovers in its 68-54 win over Division II Master’s College in an exhibition game at the Thunderdome on Friday night, Head Coach Bob Williams w...
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