Gerald Duncan grew up in South-Central during the 1970s. Around eighth grade, basketball grew past these other sports. Duncan played against his older brother and other bigger, stronger players who didn't give him an inch. Eventually, basketball and accounting led to Cal State San Bernardino. Duncan's four-year Coyote basketball career is splashed across the all-time Coyote basketball records. He has the most field-goal attempts of any Coyote and the most points. In reality, it's not close. He has 1694 career points. Second place has 1399. Duncan, however, is not in the Coyote Athletics Hall of Fame. “I feel like sports-wise, I deserve it,” Duncan said. “I really want to get … [Read more...] about Gerald Duncan: “I left everything on the court so I can regret nothing.”
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Sports and Entertainment Panel by Julia and Destiny
Representatives from various sports and entertainment organizations gathered in the SMSU Theater to share their experience and insight with CSUSB students. The Anaheim Angels, Cinema Culturas, Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG)/L.A. Kings, Live Nation, L.A. Dodgers and the L.A. Rams were all represented on the panel on May 21. They discussed their positions in the companies, the most exciting aspects of their jobs, gave resume and cover letter “do’s and don’ts,” and shared what they look for in potential candidates. After a moderated discussion between panelists, students were given the chance to ask them questions, expand their network and submit their resumes. This event gave … [Read more...] about Sports and Entertainment Panel by Julia and Destiny
PEDs in Sports, What Does the Public Think?
Athletes abusing steroids in professional sports is a conversation that has been spoken about ever since their discovery. From baseball, basketball, to mixed martial arts, there have been countless cases in where a sport icon has been caught with a banned substance and has faced serious consequences. Athletes can lose anything from sponsorships, scholarships and even fan support, which is believed to be an integral part of creating the individual's image. But what do those who aren't athletes, who are fans of the sport, think of those who willingly use performance-enhancing drugs, PEDs, to cheat their way to the top? While many are against it, there are those who think … [Read more...] about PEDs in Sports, What Does the Public Think?
2019 NBA Season: Finals Predictions
With the NBA season finally ending and heading into playoffs. The ultimate question is: Who will win it all? Who will take home the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy? Will it be the Warriors once again? Or will it be a completely new team? This season there are plenty of new teams who have joined the playoffs to see who can beat the Warriors. So who will it be? During April, the NBA playoffs are always the talk between many individuals, including college students, adults, teenagers, everyone. So I decided to interview many students on and off campus at Cal State San Bernardino and Chaffey Community College, asking them: Who will win the 2019 NBA championship? I knew the answers were … [Read more...] about 2019 NBA Season: Finals Predictions
Volleyball Player Kaili Scott: “The expectations are always high”
Having the longest streak at #1 in the country this past season was just another check in the box for the women's Volleyball team that fell short of advancing to Nationals. The team has made 18 straight appearances in the NCAA Regional Tournament. This last year was no exception. 19 straight The Coyote Chronicle sat down with Kaili Scott, a junior on the team who is coming back off a torn ACL to talk about their regular season as well as what is happening this spring. Did she say she tore her ACL? If you know it but she did not state it directly in the interview and give permission to release you are violating HIPPA Laws. Coyote Chronicle: Were the girls on the team satisfied … [Read more...] about Volleyball Player Kaili Scott: “The expectations are always high”
NCAA West Golf Championships
A new regional champion was crowned at this week's NCAA West Golf Championship, hosted by Dixie State University at The Ledges Golf Club in St. George, Utah. The tournament consisted of 28 teams - 20 of which qualified as teams and 8 players who qualified individually. Advancing from here to the National Championship in South Carolina next week are the top 4 teams and top 2 individuals. This weeks field was full of star-studded power like those of Western Washington University ranked 4 in the country, and Chico State University ranked 5th in the country. The CCAA conference had 6 out of 9 teams in the conference competing here this week. The Ledges Golf Club, a 72.7 rated, the … [Read more...] about NCAA West Golf Championships
Tough losses but lasting thoughts at CSUSB Senior Night
On Saturday, five seniors played their last game in a Coyote uniform. Seniors Jasmine Sauser and Rachel Cain of the women's team, and Garrett Baggett, Justice Green, and Malik Rhodes were the seniors who were honored. The Coyotes, unfortunately, lost both games to Stanislaus State; the women’s team lost 65-52, and the men's team 97-88. Saturday’s games kicked off with the two women seniors being honored before the game. Jasmine Sauser, the teams leading scorer, had an off game with 3 points on 1-11 shooting. “Jasmine has been good for us all year. Her scoring and leadership have been key. Obviously, today was an off game for her but, she has led the team all year,” Said Head Coach … [Read more...] about Tough losses but lasting thoughts at CSUSB Senior Night
Why Doesn’t CSUSB Have a Football Team?
We have so many sports, so much space with grass fields, but no stadium. I sat down with Brian Gaul, the Assistant Athletic Director of Marketing and Athletic Communications to discuss the reasons why CSUSB does not have a football team. There are many reasons why there is not a team, and all of those reasons need to be attended to before we even think about starting a football team. One of the biggest issues is funding. There are no Division 2 football teams in Southern California, so the team would have to travel to the Midwest to compete and that’s a huge expense. There would need to be a big push from all of the CSU’s to have football teams to have people to … [Read more...] about Why Doesn’t CSUSB Have a Football Team?
My Baseball team through photos
Impossible is one of many words thrown towards the CSUSB Baseball team achieving not only a Conference Title but one of six spots in the CCAA Tournament at the end of the season once being placed 11th out of twelve teams in the Preseason Coaches Poll. Pictures from pre-season games 2 and 3 against Southern New Hampshire show the emotion and our bloodthirst want of a victory. Players such as Ty Lineberger (#21), Sergio Rey (#3), as well as myself (#6) are photographed by the quick-fingered, redshirt freshman, Trent Packard. … [Read more...] about My Baseball team through photos
Who is the Coyote Man?
The remix of Luis Fonsi's Despacito stops and lights finally fill the Coussoulis Arena. As soon as the referee blows his whistle to announce the start of the game, students jump out of their seats and start chanting. Mesmerized by the volume of the chants and screams and the scene of the blue waves of fans in their CSUSB sweatshirts, kids have forgotten that they have snacks in their hands. Game day has arrived. Down on the court, there's a man dressed in CSUSB paraphernalia - blue wig, blue cape, and blue sleeves - from head to toe. His face is painted in blue and white. It's Coyote Man. For years, the crusader in his blue cape has been seen at every home game, rain or shine. … [Read more...] about Who is the Coyote Man?