Sports

With COVID-19 cases increasing, the NCAA must be cautious There was always doubt that the NCAA could even start a college football season amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Adamant to hold a season in the fall, conferences like the Southeastern Conference (SEC), Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) and Big 12 tried everything in their power to proceed […]

Feeling like 1988 For the second time in 16 days, the city of Los Angeles welcomed home a champion.  After the Lakers clinched their NBA title earlier in the month, the Dodgers held their own, snapping their 32 year World Series drought in a six-game series over the Tampa Bay Rays. It became the second […]

Scheduled courses offering exercise will be missed by many students In a year filled with surprises, UC Davis added another as they announced plans to eliminate the physical education (PE) courses at the university after the conclusion of the current fall quarter.  Founded in 1947, the UC Davis Department of Physical Education offered physical education […]

As the club continues to grow, team hopes more support grows as well Often overlooked due to the multitude of Division I sports offered at UC Davis, sport clubs have been a crucial part of the college experience for many students. With 39 clubs being offered in Fall Quarter 2020 alone, it is easy to […]

With COVID-19 cases going up in the NFL, the pressure is on The 2020 NFL season has been anything but normal thus far. After starting out the season with three straight weeks of uninterrupted football, it seemed like even with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the league would be able to make it work. They were […]

Lakers win 17th title in franchise history, bringing an end to the eventful NBA season In what turned out to be a season long and the first of its kind, the Los Angeles Lakers captured their 17th title in franchise history, tying the rival Boston Celtics for the most wins in NBA history. After almost […]

With the FCS playoff scheduling being released, the spring season takes shape Right about now, the UC Davis Football team would be in the middle of their season, battling to win their second Big Sky Conference title in three years and capture their second playoff appearance in program history. After what was a lackluster season […]

In what once looked like a disaster, the MLB looks to finish off a wild season Unable to create a bubble-type experience like the National Basketball Association (NBA) due to the large number of individuals on one team, Major League Baseball (MLB) took its chance and held its regular season in each teams’ home stadiums. […]

The Aggie gets an inside look at the current era of sports Since March 2020, sports have not been the same. After a three-month long hiatus, sports returned. And with the NBA, MLB, NFL and many more leagues currently playing, there has been a variety of sports to watch. But, the majority of teams from […]

Vulnerability and sports rarely mixed in the past, but the outlook is positive In sports, athletes are taught from a young age to have short-term memory. Forget a bad play or a bad game and move forward. Ignore the problem. Strictly from a sports perspective, it is a great mentality to have because the last […]

With no fans, this championship may prove to be the hardest ever to win The NBA playoffs have been a treat for fans worldwide amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The NBA league office put a tremendous amount of time and effort into the bubble concept which has proved to be successful, as there have been no […]

After long delay, the NBA playoffs begin with no true favorite With no meaningful basketball games played for 141 days, the NBA made its successful return on July 30. After months of uncertainty and doubt, the comeback plan included 22 teams staying at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at the Walt Disney World […]