Ghosts of Editors Past: Annie Maroon on changes to field hockey, men’s hockey
Annie Maroon (COM ’13) graduated from BU in May and currently writes for WEEI. She was the Spring 2011 Sports Editor for The Daily Free Press. Early in my freshman year at Boston University, I was dispatched to cover a home field hockey game as a new writer for The Daily Free Press. Of course, […]
Over The Fence: No Offseason
“We want more, we want more, if you really like it you want more.” If you have seen this AT&T commercial, you know the girl is not talking about baseball. However, if you have met me, you know I could not imagine why anybody would not apply such a thought to the sport. College baseball […]
Driving The Lane: Who’s The Best?
It’s time to finally say, “Good riddance,” to the Bowl Championship Series — sort of. Unfortunately, the new College Football Playoff doesn’t go into effect until the 2014 season. So we are now in that awkward break-up stage where we’re still going to be hooking up with the BCS for a little while longer until […]
Over the Fence: ‘A’ for Effort
“You are looking at this year’s national champions!” It is a simple sentence. It is a sentence every sports fan wants to hear about his or her favorite team at least once in his or her lifetime. For fans of the Quinnipiac University Bobcats, the men’s hockey team almost made their dreams a reality. The […]
The Inner Edge: Home-Field Advantage
Being a sports fanatic, I know that most of us harp on the idea of “home field” or “home-court advantage.” Many people think home-field advantage is a crock and has nothing to do with outcomes. But I’m telling you, there’s absolutely something different about playing a doubleheader in the presence of your friends, family and […]
