The defending Big West Conference champion Cal Poly softball team was narrowly selected to take first place again this season in the preseason coaches poll released Tuesday.
Last season marked the Cal Poly softball program’s first Big West title and its first trip to the NCAA Division I Tournament.
“Where the hell were all of (us) when people were hatin’ on multiculturalism like a month
Women’s tennis team loses at top-25 opponents The Cal Poly women’s tennis team had a busy holiday weekend, traveling south to take on two ranked teams, No. 18 Pepperdine and No. 3 UCLA. The Mustangs suffered their first loss of the young season on Sunday, falling 5-2 to Pepperdine.
Nudity, alcohol, beads and all that was a part of past Mardi Gras was the topic of discussion at the Student Community Liaison Committee Thursday afternoon at the San Luis Obispo City Hall. Vice President for Student Affairs Cornel Morton said the community and the students have made headway from 2004 by “creating distance” from those events.
With the bittersweet taste of almost grabbing the Big West Conference Tournament title still lingering in the mouth, the Cal Poly men’s tennis team is hungry for another chance at the trophy.
The Mustangs made school history last spring as they rounded out the year holding the Big West Conference title after an undefeated regular season.
The phrase “best of all-time” should not be used lightly in any situation. But that is the phrase being flung in the general direction of the New England Patriots these days.
Sporting an unblemished record in a 16-game season for the first time in league history, a feat nearly unimaginable, the Patriots have laid the groundwork to be put among the all-time elite teams in professional football.
After big wins, victors often tell sportswriters that the fruits of their labor
With both the Cal Poly men’s and women’s basketball home games against rival UC Santa Barbara just days away, the UCSB campus was vandalized Tuesday night by Cal Poly students, the Mustang Daily learned Wednesday.
The vandalism included several graffiti tags, the largest of which being “Cal Poly Rules,” painted in green and gold on a planter outside the Thunderdome, the Gauchos’ basketball arena.
The birth of your first child. A new career. The sudden death of your parents in a hydrofoil crash. Some things carry such weight that they cannot help but define your very existence. Events that carry more significance in my life than the release of a new record from The Magnetic Fields can be cataloged in a short list of exactly zero items.
I must admit that this whole presidential primary season is quite the headache.
So the football nation is in the midst of the playoffs. Well, most of it, anyway.
Some people may be stuck in the past, when the other playoffs – the fantasy football playoffs – happened a few weeks ago.
Symptoms of this keyboard-locked affliction continue to be exhibited: gleefully counting winnings or cursing statistical outcomes, bragging about fifth-round gems no one else believed in, compulsively checking the waiver wire, and so on.