Sports

Moral or Morale?

Following a 38-21 victory over the San Diego Chargers, Packers Head Coach Mike Sherman invited in a veteran from the war in Iraq, whose war scars limited him to a wheelchair and gave him a new prosthe...
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Gauchos Stunned by Beach

he UCSB men's basketball team, favored by both the coaches and media in preseason polls to win the Big West Championship, blew a 21-point lead in the final 17 minutes of the second half in the confere...
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Santa Barbara Stuffs ‘Eaters

Down 5-0 against 1-9 Irvine, the UCSB women's basketball needed an answer. They found one in senior forward Lisa Willett. Willett scored the Gauchos' first eight points en route to a 20-point performa...
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LBSU Out-Manned at Thunderdome

With the UCSB women's basketball team stumbling during Winter Break, Long Beach State hoped to catch the Gauchos off-guard and steal a win in the Big West Conference opener on Saturday. Santa Barbara ...
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Santa Barbara Stuffs ‘Eaters

The Gauchos (7-4, 1-1 in the Big West) slid past rival Irvine 84-77 at the Bren Events Center, one of the toughest places for visiting opponents to win basketball games in the Big West.
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Bruinville Gets Gaucho Love

WESTWOOD - After upsetting UCLA on its home floor on Dec. 16, Gaucho fans began making reservations to the NCAA's Final Four in San Antonio, Texas.
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Gauchos Begin 2004 Season Against Quincy

To open its 2004 season, the UCSB men's volleyball team will host Quincy tonight at 7:05 at Rob Gym. The match will be the third contest of the academic year for the Gauchos, who split two matches wit...
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Cook Serves Up Win

The UCSB men's basketball team cooked Pepperdine 65-62 on a sizzling three-point game-winning dagger by junior forward Casey Cook. The Gauchos, rallying from four down with 1:33 to play, won their sea...
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Gauchos Go Sour in Sweet 16

In a season resembling a jagged heart rate monitor, it was only appropriate the 2003 UCSB men's soccer team's inaugural Sweet 16 game against St. John's University was filled with emotional peaks and ...
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UCSB Travels to Frozen Tundra

#20 Santa Barbara (19-8, 14-4 in the Big West) has been invited to its 23rd consecutive NCAA Tournament, but the selection committee gave the Gauchos the cold shoulder, shipping them off to Minneapoli...
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#15 Santa Barbara Sinks Illini

The #15 UCSB women's basketball team has found a knack for making games exciting. Led by senior center Lindsay Taylor's 20 points, the Gauchos rallied from eight points down, with 15 minutes to go, to...
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SB Swallows Wildcats

For the first ten minutes of the game, the UCSB women's basketball team's 25-game home win streak looked as if it was going to end against #21 Arizona. For the next 30 minutes, the Gauchos looked as i...
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UCSB Finds Home on the Range

Sometimes winning the first one is the hardest. After dropping the University of Hawaii in its season opener last weekend, the UCSB men's basketball team will try to win on the road again over Thanksg...
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Gauchos Seek Revenge in NCAAs

The stage is set, but the script is still in production. When the UCSB men's soccer team takes to the field tonight for their second round NCAA Tournament clash, the characters will be aligned like th...
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SB Preps for NCAA Tourney

The 2003 UCSB women's volleyball team has a great deal to be thankful for this season, including the tactful scheduling of Head Coach Kathy Gregory.
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