After 2 consecutive wins, the Georgetown University men’s basketball team traveled to Indianapolis with momentum and left Hinkle Fieldhouse with even more. The Hoyas (12-10, 4-7 Big East) picked up a 77-64 road win over the Butler University Bulldogs (13-9, 4-7 Big East) on Jan. 31, opening up a 3 game winning streak and spoiling Butler Head Coach Thad Matta’s hopes of earning … [Read more...] about MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas Keep Rolling Past Butler
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Philadelphia 76ers’ Paul George suspended 25 games
BY ALEJANDRO LOPEZ The Philadelphia 76ers will be without a former All-Star for a large portion of the NBA season. Forward Paul George has been suspended 25 games for violating the NBA/NBPA Anti-Drug Program, the NBA announced in a statement on Saturday. “Over the past few years, I’ve discussed the importance of mental health and in the course of recently seeking … [Read more...] about Philadelphia 76ers’ Paul George suspended 25 games
Kansas dominates in front of No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes
By JAMES MADDEN LAWRENCE, KS – In a battle of the potential top-two NBA Draft picks, Kansas dominated BYU from the start on Saturday, beating the Cougars 90-82. Darryn Peterson — who once again battled cramping issues, scored an efficient 18 points, all of which came in the first half. In attendance for Saturday’s game were three of Kansas’ main targets in the recruiting … [Read more...] about Kansas dominates in front of No. 1 recruit Tyran Stokes
Mason Continues Best Start in Program History with Davidson Win
(Art Pittman / George Mason Athletics) Patriots overcome half-time deficit, poor free-throw shooting to bounce back BY SAM DOUGLAS, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, AND PETER MAHLER, ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Four days after dropping their first conference game of the season, Mason men’s basketball bounced back with a 60-52 win over the Davidson Wildcats. Mason withstood a shaky first half by … [Read more...] about Mason Continues Best Start in Program History with Davidson Win
EDITORIAL | End Anti-Abortion Conference at GU
Each January, Georgetown University students walk underneath a sizable banner in Red Square advertising the Cardinal O’Connor Conference on Life (OCC). As an event drawing over 600 attendees annually for the past 27 years, the OCC plays a role in campus conversation. As seen through the many students who proudly help organize the conference and the large number of protestors … [Read more...] about EDITORIAL | End Anti-Abortion Conference at GU