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Men’s B-Ball Fall to Titans

SportsAlbert Le -
After beating UC Riverside on Thursday night, the UC Irvine men's basketball team lost 71-68 in the closing seconds against Cal State Fullerton...

Men’s B-Ball Beats UCR, Loses to Titans

SportsBrad Nguyen -
BASKETBALL: The men's team easily beat UC Riverside but lost a heartbreaker against the Titans.

David Beckham: Good for U.S. Soccer? No.

SportsJeff Baker -
David Beckham is a washed-up superstar who was overpaid by the Galaxy and who is well beyond his prime.

Men’s Volleyball Rallies, Tops Gauchos

SportsKevin Trudgeon -
VOLLEYBALL: The Anteaters rallied from a two-game deficit to beat the Gauchos for their eighth straight win.

Hamilton Drafted by Chivas

SportsBhavik Patel -
SOCCER: Hamilton becomes the third member of the UC Irvine men's soccer team to be taken in the 2007 draft.

New Orleans Saints Exemplify How Sports Can Transcend a City

SportsBhavik Patel -
Bhavik's Bickerings

Sports in Brief

SportsMelissa Ramos -
Women's B-Ball Loses to Cal State Fullerton Fullerton, Calif.

David Beckham: Good for U.S. Soccer? Yes.

SportsNatasha Thakkar -
David Beckham's arrival is great for soccer here in the United States and for Major League Soccer.

Men’s Tennis Falls to UCLA

SportsAlbert Le -
Senior Mustafa Ulukan and the UC Irvine men's tennis team opened their season with a tough loss against the No. 4-ranked UCLA Bruins....

Men’s V-Ball to Host ’08 NCAA Championship

SportsBhavik Patel -
VOLLEYBALL: The Bren Events Center will host the 2008 NCAA men's volleyball national championship.

Brad Evans Drafted by Columbus Crew

SportsBhavik Patel -
SOCCER: Senior Brad Evans will continue his soccer career playing for Major League Soccer's Columbus Crew.

Women’s B-Ball Struggles

SportsBrad Nguyen -
Northridge 76 UC Irvine 60 The UC Irvine women's basketball team (5-13) suffered a disappointing loss to Cal State Northridge (6-10), 76-60 at the Bren...
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