Articles Tagged “basketball”

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    Coyote Jock Talk: Young Clippers struggle in Game 1 of semifinals

    Game one of the Western Conference semifinals was a tough game for the underdog Clippers who struggled to stop the Spurs in the paint and at the three-point line. Through out the game, the Clippers could not match up with the speed of the Spurs in transition on the court or control the pace of [...]

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    Men’s basketball can’t close door on Sonoma State

    By Richard Dawson |Staff Writer| The CSUSB men’s basketball teams’ season came to a close after suffering a devastating  61-60 loss to Sonoma State on Feb. 28. The loss was made even more frustrating, as the Coyotes found themselves in position to come away with the victory, leading 60-58 with 11 seconds remaining in the game. [...]

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    Men’s basketball falls short in showdown against Chico State

    By Jovani Gama |Sports Editor| The men’s basketball team had a chance to avenge a loss they suffered earlier in the season against the powerful Chico State Wildcats, and claim first place in the CCAA potentially, Beforehand, they had to take care of business against a tough Cal State Stanislaus Warriors squad. The Coyotes did [...]

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    Women’s basketball lives and dies by the zone

    By Shyneese Walter |Staff Writer| The women’s basketball team is continuing to fight despite the fact that their season is quickly coming to a close. This past weekend the Lady Coyotes walked away with their third straight win as they went on to defeat the Cal State Stanislaus Warriors. The last time the Coyotes faced [...]

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    Coyote Jock Talk: Kyrie Irving suffers concussion

    By Jazmin Jett |Staff Writer| It is extremely unfortunate for this year’s number one pick in the NBA draft, Kyrie Irving of the Cleveland Cavaliers, who was diagnosed with a concussion before Wednesday’s game against the Los Angeles Clippers. The affliction which caused Irving’s condition occurred during Cleveland’s game against Miami on Tuesday. Irving clashed [...]

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    ‘Yote Gras begins

    By Jacqueline Scholten |Staff Writer| Yote Gras is set to kick off Feb. 6 and headed for a week-long of festivities for CSUSB students. This activity packed week, that takes place all over campus, precludes the annual Homecoming Dance Feb. 10, at 10 p.m. and ending with a tailgate party. “Yote Gras Homecoming Celebration will feature [...]

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    Men’s basketball looks to bounce back

    Richard Dawson |Staff Writer| The past few weeks have been full of highs and lows for the CSUSB men’s basketball program. Just over a week ago the team had a three-game win streak, culminating with head coach Jeff Oliver’s 200th win for CSUSB. That win was supposed to be a momentum builder, but turnovers have [...]

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    Men’s basketball expect a “big” season

    By Aaron Hughes |Staff Writer| The CSUSB men’s basketball team looks to be the real deal. The Coyotes suffered a narrow loss to UCLA in a game that they were expected to lose heavily. “Division II basketball is no joke,” said coach Jeff Oliver. “The top part of division two, which we’re part of, can [...]

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    Bruins, just another game

    by Aaron Hughes | Staff Writer| The CSUSB men’s basketball team will face off against the national superpower, UCLA Bruins on Nov. 6th. Despite the big occasion, the Coyotes are hoping that a good performance against UCLA will give them the momentum they need to have a good season. “It’s a big deal for the [...]

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    Unity key to basketball season

    by Brittany Filippini | Staff Writer| Basketball fans should get ready to see some intense competition on the court this season. “Fans can look forward to seeing a lot of athletic skill and they should see some dunking because our team is very athletic,” said Head Coach Jeff Oliver. According to Oliver, the Coyotes size [...]

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