Dwyane Wade promotes book, comments on Hoyas
This past Saturday, superstar guard Dwyane Wade of the NBA’s Miami Heat made an uncharacteristic trip to the DC area. Instead of his usual high-flying exploits in the Verizon Center facing off against...
View ArticlePostgame Roundup: Hoyas get the victory against Western Carolina
The #15 Georgetown men’s basketball team (9-1, 0-0) prevailed 81-68 this afternoon over the Catamounts of Western Carolina (4-7, 2-0) as sophomore Greg Whittington scored a career-high 25 points to go...
View ArticleWe Are Georgetown: Hoyas face Butler Bulldogs tonight
Is it possible to be underrated and overrated at the same time? This year’s Georgetown Hoyas men’s basketball team (10-4, 2-1) might fit the mold, as it has been a season of rampant inconsistency....
View ArticleWe Are Georgetown and You’re Not: Hoyas Seek Revenge Against Butler
Ugly. That was the word many pundits used to characterize the last meeting between Georgetown (11-5, 3-2 BIG EAST) and Butler (11-5, 3-2 BIG EAST), a 64-58 slugfest on Nov. 28th that saw the Bulldogs...
View ArticleWe Are Georgetown and You’re Not: Hoyas versus Creighton
“The Big East is no joke.” Words from Georgetown freshman guard Paul White summarized a body of work that is becoming impossible to overlook. The first half of Big East conference play has proven that...
View ArticleRise and Fire: You can’t handle the truth
The world of college athletics was turned on its head Wednesday, and it only took 24 pages of writing. Peter Sung Ohr, of the National Labor Relations Board, issued a decision last week that gives...
View ArticleLooking Back: “El Duque” and the 1998 Yankees
On Christmas Day in 1997, Orlando Hernandez, a thirty-two year old Cuban baseball star, boarded a small boat and set sail for the United States. Hernandez, often known simply by his nickname “El...
View ArticleBaseball struggles against Xavier
The Georgetown men’s baseball team (12-16, 0-3 Big East) received a rude welcome to Big East play this weekend, losing three straight games at the hands of the Xavier Musketeers (16-13, 3-0 Big East),...
View ArticleMickelsatire: Crowley Does the Masters
Area Golfers Head to Local Courses, Remember How Shitty They Are at Golf BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA – After four straight days of Masters binge-watching, throngs of area golfers hit the links this week,...
View ArticleCrowley’s Corner: California Chrome and the Crown
The only true sign of an exciting sports event is if it can get you to start yelling at the TV. A few weekends ago, as I sat on my couch celebrating cable’s return to my life, I came across the...
View ArticleÉire Jordan: Basketball in Ireland
“Alright Brendan, you’re going to come off these two screens, get the ball, then just look to score or pass it off if you don’t have anything. Ok?” With seven seconds left, in my first game as a member...
View ArticleRise and Fire: The Unlikely Heroes Club
When the clock struck zero at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona on Sunday night, 24 year-old Malcolm Butler stood in disbelief at the center of the field, slowly shaking his head as he...
View ArticleRise and Fire: Only a pawn in their game
On Thursday, Feb. 19, at around 3 p.m., Jerian Grant, a senior and standout basketball player at the University of Notre Dame, asked his nearly 7,000 Twitter followers a simple question. “Is my brother...
View ArticleRise and Fire: Coming back to Tiger
On Tuesday, as he sat fielding questions ahead of the 2015 Masters, Tiger Woods resembled an aging President. Woods, almost unrecognizable, fielded question after question, each of which danced around...
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Bradley Hayes: Stepping Into The Spotlight
Sports Information In just ten minutes, Bradley Hayes saved his college career. During last year’s Round of 32 NCAA tournament game against Eastern Washington, Georgetown Head coach John Thompson III...
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