Sports
Staff Writer Max Kelton analyzes the state of the Men's Basketball team this upcoming year with the recent departure of almost the entire starting line-up, and how this might actually make them strong...
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Much like Sunday's upset win against Cal, the Gauchos rallied from an early deficit at Fresno State to come back and win the match 2-1.
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Santa Barbara took just one win from the Denver Classic, but the Gauchos look to be anchored again by their defense and hard-hitters.
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The Gauchos are now 2-1 on the season after falling short against the Pilots in Portland.
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The Gauchos will be put to the test in their first series of road games this week, facing Portland and Seattle on their way through the Pacific Northwest.
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The Gauchos continued their momentum on Sunday, defeating conference foe UC Riverside in a 3-1 performance, marking Vom Steeg's 250th career win.
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The Gauchos are now 1-0 in regular season play following their shutout win at home against St. John's on Friday.
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Staff Writer Jake Ciccone analyzes the improvements that the Women's Volleyball team has made over the off-season, and how they could lead to a change of fortune for the Gauchos this year.
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With new talent, more experience, and redemption on the line, men's Soccer has its eyes set on the big prize this season.
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After a historic comeback season last year under new head coach Joe Pasternack, the Gauchos will aim to capitalize off their rejuvenated home court advantage once again.
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Sports Editor Omar Hernandez offers up a quick glimpse of some of the most intriguing storylines in Gaucho sports this upcoming year.
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UCSB Men's Soccer got things rolling with a 7-0 blowout exhibition win over Westmont on Saturday.
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Shaelan Murison led the way for the UCSB women's soccer team scoring two goals and assisting on another helping to defeat Westmont, 5-1.
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Staff Writer Omeed Soltanalipour reflects on the 2018 World Cup, and how its unpredictability made it unique.
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The NBA's newest class of rookies is examined by staff writer Jake Ciccone, as he makes his early predictions for some of the most rewarding picks of this year's draft.
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