Issue 5 - Oct. 17
MLB Wild Card Format: An Ace or A Joker?
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
If you are a baseball fan, then there is no better time of year than October. The playoffs are in full swing and only the best …
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SUCO Sports in Action
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
First Photo: The women of Hartwick and Oneonta lining up for introductions before SUCO’s 2-1 win last Tuesday.
Second Photo: Senior Danielle Browarski winding up to …
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Fantasy Football: Who’s Hot And Who’s Not
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
Start ‘Em:
Robert Griffin III QB, Washington Redskins: This year’s second overall pick has been just what the Redskins hoped for after trading up in 2012 …
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Chipper Jones: Farewell To A Braves Legend
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
On September 30,the Atlanta Braves played their final regular season home game of the year. This normally is not that big of a deal, but this …
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FIFA 13 Review: A Goal Or A Red Card?
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
In the United States, soccer is not on the same level as other sports,such as basketball or football. Instead, it is looked down upon and seen …
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NFL : The Story So Far
Terrance McLeod, Staff Writer
With the first month of the NFL season wrapped up, a few teams have started to pull away while others have a lot of work to …
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Oneonta Fall Sports Season Comes Into Play
Justin Lovell, Sports Editor
Men’s Soccer: After starting off the season slow, the men have now rallied off three straight wins. This past week they defeated RPI at home, 3-1, …
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MLB Playoff Push: Folding Down an Ace
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
The Washington Nationals are in first place in the National League East with a dominant record and are currently the best team in baseball. A big …
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Fantasy Football: Week Three Loves and Hates
Justin Lovell
Love:
1. Drew Brees vs. Kansas City: Brees’ dominance from last season has continued right into the 2012 season. He will be going up against a defense that …
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NHL Lockout: What Does It Mean for the Season?
Bobby Lemaire, Staff Writer
The 2011-2012 National Hockey League season was one of the most memorable in hockey history. 16 of the league’s 30 teams averaged a sellout every game, …