Tackling the biggest issues in sports from sports media students at Seton Hall
Over the last two years, no two words have reverberated around Walsh Gymnasium more than “JaQuan Jackson.” The words became calling cards for a momentum-shifting three-pointer, or better, a dagger that secured a win for Tony Bozzella’s side. On May 7, still two weeks away from receiving her Bachelor’s in Social and Behavioral Sciences, Jackson…
It all happened in a two-hour span that will seem like a blur, from the ball going up for the opening tip, to the colorful confetti falling down at the final whistle. Big East fans had known about Villanova sixth-man extraordinaire Donte DiVincenzo for at least a season, but the overwhelming majority of the American…
A Cubs World Series, an ACL and how the ballplayer from Illinois with limited D-1 offers made it at Seton Hall. Zack Weigel arrived at Seton Hall in the fall of 2012. By his own admission, offers from Division I schools to play college baseball were not flying through his doors like the pop flies…
Every single day presents itself like a blank page, with an opportunity to do some great thing or achieve some heralded feat that will make that given day live on. Today, that is true more than ever for Seton Hall men’s basketball fans, as March 15, 2018 is already destined to live on. The question…