College Headlines

Still no road love

Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR

2 days ago by Nathan Hellman

Following his team's sixth road loss of the season at Montana State Saturday, head coach Jerry Glanville sat in the Portland State locker room shaking his head in frustration.

Amidst his displeasure, Glanville managed to sum up Portland State's 49-32 defeat with just a few short words.

Full-court press gives men's hoops win in exhibition

Seattle University Spectator, Seattle University, WA

4 hours ago by Ben Watanabe

The Seattle University men's basketball team used five defenses to defeat Point Loma Nazarene 78-65 Friday night.

The Redhawks' first exhibition game against the Sea Lions featured two veteran starting lineups. Junior forward Mike Boxley and guard Chris Gweth, senior guard Shaun Burl, forward Austen Powers and forward Leigh Swanson led the Redhawks with 61 points and 28 rebounds.

Why you should become a Blazers fan

The Beacon, University of Portland, OR

2 days ago by Jeff Trousdale

Portland Trailblazers' fans seem to be everywhere these days. Take a walk in a mall, go downtown, or visit the bars and chances are you will see at least a few people adorned with the red and black Blazer's pinwheel.

A number of UP students come from Oregon and have always supported the Blazers as their team.

Hangover effect

Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR

4 days ago by Nathan Hellman

Possibly the biggest worry for the Vikings heading into their matchup at Montana State this Saturday is their opponent from a week ago.

Yes, in a sense, the mere fact that Portland State played Montana just six days ago may be the No. 1 factor in determining how well the team performs against the Bobcats.

Bright spots on a gloomy day

Daily Vanguard, Portland State University, OR

4 days ago by Nathan Hellman

The message head coach Jerry Glanville passed on to safety Aaron Dickson and linebacker KJ McCrae at film session Monday morning was simple.

"Welcome to big-time football."

Dickson and McCrae headlined a Portland State defense that played Montana tough Saturday but were ultimately outperformed in the waning moments of the third quarter and the entire fourth quarter.

SU spirit on the rise, four clubs combine

Seattle University Spectator, Seattle University, WA

6 days ago by Alex LaCasse

Three fingers notched halfway, arms up in the air and instruments on laps, the Seattle University pep band put up their spirit talons for a free throw.

"They're kind of like spirit fingers," said Erika Bishop, junior chemistry major and resident clarinet player.