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BCS: Bowl of B.S

The Bowl Championship Series is to college football what the Los Angeles Clippers are to the NBA. They are both are joke, and need to be replaced quickly, before the Cincinnati Bengals defect to the c...
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Water Polo Finishes Up-and-Down Roller Coaster Ride of Season

A team can lose composure and let one defeat ruin its season. Or it can use the defeat as a wake-up call and build off of it.
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Men’s Basketball Looks to Upset Bruins in Tonight’s Rumble

The banged-up Gauchos aren't getting any breaks this season, and things are not going to get any easier.
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Santa Barbara Yields to Cougars In Three Straight Games

Most final season matches are meaningless. You're either in or out of the playoffs.
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The Cardinal Yells “Timber” To Overcome UCSB In Season Finale

It was do or die for the UCSB men's water polo team. This past weekend the Gauchos (6-17 overall, 1-8 in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) battled Stanford for the eighth place seed in the MPSF ...
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Wildcats Declaw Gauchos in Third Straight Defeat

The Gauchos are ready to put their sparring matches against the Trojans and the Wildcats behind them after a rough start to their season.
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UCSB Succumbs to Ferocious Cougars in Provo to Remain Winless in 2000-01

Santa Barbara sophomore forward Mark Hull's career-high 21 points were not enough Saturday night, as UCSB dropped a 67-53 contest to BYU at the Marriott Center in Provo, Utah.
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Men’s Basketball Foiled in OT by Free Throws, Don’s Frontline

UCSB's home opener was spoiled Tuesday night by a burly San Francisco team in a nail-biting 74-77 overtime loss at the Thunderdome.
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Women’s Volleyball Will Face #13 BYU in Final Home Match

The #14 Santa Barbara women's volleyball team will battle #13 Brigham Young University on Friday night at 7 in what will be the Gauchos' last home and regular season match of the year.
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Ndiaye Out 4-6 Weeks With Ring-Finger Fracture; Team Looks to Vucovich

One little ring finger hangs in the balance of the UCSB men's basketball team's young season. Senior power forward Adama Ndiaye is expected to miss four to six weeks after fracturing his left ring fin...
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Santa Barbara Can’t Overcome Irvine in Last Home Game of Year

UCSB had a tall order trying to knock off top-ranked UC Irvine and solidify a seed in this weekend's Mountain Pacific Sports Federation championship.
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Gauchos Sign Three Top Recruits for Softball As Kelly Has Big Hopes for New Arrivals

UCSB softball Head Coach Liz Kelly has more than enough to be excited about with the signing of three softball stars.
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Gauchos Slug Louisville, Can’t Cope With Huskers

The Gauchos shipped the Cardinals back home to Louisville, but Santa Barbara could not muster enough points from beyond the arc to uproot the Huskers.
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Waves Roll UCSB in Opening Game

The shorthanded UCSB men's basketball team was wiped out by tidal Waves on Sunday afternoon, falling 64-53 to Pepperdine in Malibu.
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Santa Barbara Outlasts Mustangs

Since NCAA football had its "Rivalry Weekend" this past Saturday, it was only fitting that on Friday night Cal Poly and #14 Santa Barbara did battle in what has become a bitter central coast...
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