Sports

There Is No Comparison: Bryant Will Never Approach Jordan’s Immortality

Kobe Bryant will never be as good as Michael Jordan.Never in a million years. Never ever ever ever will Kobe approach Jordan on the pedestal of basketball immortality.
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Gaucho Baseball to Face FIU in First Round of NCAA Tournament

Who the heck is Florida International? That is the question the #21 UCSB baseball team has been trying to answer since it found out that FIU will be its first-round opponent in the NCAA Tournament.
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Big West Names Brontsema Head Coach of Year, Nine All-Conference Players Heading to NCAA Tournament

This season, Brontsema has led the Gauchos into the top 25 of three national polls and into the NCAA Tournament for the first time since the 1996.
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The Week in Sports: From Draft to Realignment

Another week in the world of sports passed, but momentous events were sprouting left to right.
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Women’s Lacrosse Finishes Strong Year In WWLL Playoffs

Santa Barbara was able to achieve its season-long goal of making the playoffs, and accomplished a number of feats on its journey to a 4-6 record.
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Black Tide Readies for Memorial Day Weekend National Championship Tourney

The UCSB men's ultimate Frisbee team prefers to be called the Black Tide instead of the Gauchos, but these days the team has got a new name it hopes people will soon be calling it: National Champion.
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UCSB Track and Field Cruises in Big West Championships

The UCSB men's and women's track and field teams ended their seasons last week at the Big West Conference Championships at Long Beach with many strong efforts across the board.
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Gaucho Baseball Earns #2 Seed for Round One of NCAA Tourney

For the first time since 1996, the Gauchos will be in the field of 64, looking to win the NCAA Title.
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Lauchland is All-Big West Second Team

There was at least one bright light that came out of the UCSB softball team's bleak season, and that came recently when sophomore left fielder E.J. Lauchland was named to the All-Big West second team.
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Cal Poly Stuns UCSB Baseball by Stealing Two Games

With a possible Big West championship on the line, the UCSB baseball team came up virtually empty-handed against conference nemesis Cal Poly over the weekend for the final regular season games in the ...
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Performance Should Outweigh Appearances

It was another article that caught my eye. It was a little inset in the main story, with the title, "Iverson Should Dress Part."
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The NBA Part I: Sixers Will Succeed

If the Bucks and Spurs tangle, the Bucks should win, unless the Spurs do.
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The NBA Part II: Los Angeles Prepares to Destroy Cheeseheads Unless God Comes

With Milwaukee's game-seven thumping of the Hornets and Philly's dramatic game seven disposal of the Raptor's, the NBA is down to its final four.
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Santa Barbara Dreams of Big West Banner, Sweeping Mustang Banter

Santa Barbara will need a sweep of the Cal Poly Mustangs, plus a little help from an unlikely source, to win the Big West Title.
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Ndiaye Travels to Senegal to Play for Country’s National Team This Saturday

Senior power forward Adama Ndiaye of the UCSB men's basketball team left May 14 for his native Senegal to represent his country's National Team in a series of games against the National Team of Cape V...
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