By Gabby Church, Sports Editor
• September 25, 2025
The Boston University men’s soccer team was once again within reach of ending a now 12-season long winless streak against Boston College, but the eventual 2-1 loss delays their chance for another year and stings a little extra after coming closer than they have in years.
Is Tom Brady cheating again? Long after the days of “Deflategate” and “Spygate,” Brady can’t seem to escape the constant discussion of whether or not he’s playing by his own rules.
In 2019, the New York Giants drafted quarterback Daniel Jones sixth overall in hopes of him becoming their next franchise star to succeed Eli Manning. But after amassing 73 touchdowns, 47 interceptions and making the playoffs just once, it was clear the first round pick was not producing the desired results the franchise wanted.
By Kyle Appleby, Associate Sports Editor
• September 23, 2025
Dana White, along with Lorenzo and Frank Fertitta, nearly gave up on a multi-million dollar purchase of the UFC in 2004 but decided to stick it out another year.
By Gabby Church, Sports Editor
• September 22, 2025
In a return to Nickerson Field, the Boston University men’s soccer team finds itself in the wins column again with the 1-0 result over the United States Naval Academy.
By Jenny Chen, Layout Co-Editor
• September 22, 2025
Looking to retain their 2024 Patriot League title, the Boston University women’s soccer team dropped to the United States Naval Academy 3-1 in their conference opener.
The two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs entered Super Bowl 59 hoping to accomplish what no other team in the modern Super Bowl era has been able to: achieving the coveted three-peat.
By Ethan Pott, Associate Sports Editor
• September 18, 2025
Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees is the best hitter in the American League. Yet, Cal Raleigh, who Seattle Mariners fans lovingly call “Big Dumper,” is more valuable — and the most deserving of the league’s most prestigious award for a position player.
By Gabby Church, Sports Editor
• September 16, 2025
Fresh off a three-goal performance against Brown University and three weekly awards, the Boston University men’s soccer team fell 1-0 to Army West Point in their first Patriot League test this season.
