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Blackhawks Streak Finally Ends
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
After the NHL lockout ended, it was very important for an amazing story to come up to help bring the fans and popularity back to the …
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Are You Flaccing Kidding Me?
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
Last week, Joe Flacco became the highest paid player in the history of the NFL. Yes you read that correctly, Joe Flacco, the same guy who …
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“What If”: Dan Marino
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
Dan Marino is considered one of the greatest quarterbacks ever and for good reason. Marino used to hold the record for most passing yards and touchdowns …
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Play Ball! SUNY Baseball Kicks Off
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
Despite the fact that the gloomy Oneonta winter is lingering, spring is around the corner. One of the finest traditions in sports this time of year …
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MJ VS LJ: Let the Debate Begin!
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James. The debate over which player will be the greatest of all time has raged for years. Jordan is considered currently the …
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Title IX : 41 Years Later
Kaylyn Boccia, Staff Writer
“No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to …
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“What If” : Air Jordan
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
Following the 1993 NBA season Michael Jordan was riding higher than any other player to date. He was coming off his third straight championship, a feat …
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NHL Midseason Update
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
New York Rangers:
When the NHL and NHLPA finally agreed on a collective bargaining agreement, the New York Rangers were considered one of the favorites to …
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A Prelude to Madness
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
College basketball is one of the finest traditions in American sports. A vast majority of teams enter the lengthy March Madness NCAA tournament with a chance …
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From Trajedy to Triumph
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
It was the darkest day in hockey history. On September 7, 2011, the Russian Kontinental Hockey League team Lokomotiv Yaroslavl left their home city to travel …