Articles Tagged “NBA”
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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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Women athletes continue to get short end of stick
By Shyneese Walter |Staff Writer| Professional sports have taken over the country, they are one of the top-watched events in the world, well, at least men’s sports anyways. We often turn a blind eye to the fact that women also play professionally; they are often overshadowed by their male counterparts. Men’s sports are televised nationally [...]
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Coyote Jock Talk: Move over Lakeshow, welcome to Lob City
By Katherine Valadez |Staff Writer| Until now, L.A. has really had only one basketball team. The Lakers have always run the show, attracted the celebrities and made L.A. traffic even worse with their championship parades. It’s always been about that purple and gold, not whatever colors that other team in L.A. has on their jerseys. [...]
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Coyote Jock Talk: What the Lakers really need
By Jovani Gama |Sports Editor| Before the beginning of the regular season, for a split moment, Laker fans were beginning to plan their trip to Staple Center for yet another championship parade. Chris Paul, one of the league’s most coveted point guards, was a Laker. Step one of preparing for the post-Kobe Bryant era was [...]
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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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Theron Laudermill, life after CSUSB
By Britney Carter |Staff Writer| This season, CSUSB men’s basketball has shown flashes of brilliance and overwhelming potential. Theron Laudermill, a senior from Riverside, has had a great influence on the exceptional season that the Coyotes have had so far. Although he was a redshirt during his first year as a Coyote, Laudermill has made [...]
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Kwame’s consistency: basketball
By Brittany Filippini |Staff Writer| CSUSB men’s basketball team may have lost against UCLA on, but that is not dampering CSUSB’s Kwame Alexander’s hopes of winning a championship this season. Confidence in their potential success in the upcoming season has ballooned after the close contest the Coyotes had with UCLA. “We are pretty close, especially [...]
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NBA lock-out what?
By Lena Torres |Staff Writer| The 2011-2012 NBA season is in doubt, leading some students to worry about not being able to watch their favorite players compete for NBA glory. The owners have locked out their players as part of a labor dispute causing the season to be in danger. “I’m not shaving until I [...]
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NBA lockout has students weary
By Eileen Guttierrez |Staff Writer| The 2011-2012 NBA season is in doubt, leading some students to worry about not being able to watch their favorite players compete for NBA glory. The owners have locked out their players as part of a labor dispute causing the season to be in danger. “I’m not shaving until I [...]
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What the puck is on T.V.?
By Hector Gama |Staff Writer| The time has arrived! After a grueling regular season, 16 out of 30 teams managed to make the playoffs, earning a right to battle it out for the opportunity to hoist up the Stanley Cup! Yeah, I know, who cares, right? While for some the thrills and the playoff beard [...]
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