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It can be said that the most difficult part of starting college has to be meeting new people and making new friends. If you add playing a sport and a full course load, then one might have an idea of what it is like to be a student athlete.
When things start to go bad, they usually tend to hit rock bottom before the eventual upswing back toward better days.
???After this past weekend, the baseball team won't be looking forward to leaving Amherst Audubon Field anytime soon.
???Life on the road takes its toll on even the most experienced of travelers. It doesn't take long before a person starts yearning for a night of sleep in his or her own bed.
???New head women's volleyball coach Todd Kress is starting over at Buffalo in hopes of resurrecting a team that has struggled for several years.
???Road trips can either reveal a team's strength or vulnerability. The softball team showed its strong character in Florida during one tournament and looked to continue its success during the Lady Pirate Classic in Newport News, Va.
Performance enhancing drugs are constantly evolving to stay one step ahead of the current testing methodology.
???The men's baseball team may have to start calling Beiden Field its home away from home.
In their last meet before the Mid-American Conference championship, the wrestling team hoped to return to the dominant team they were prior to conference play.
Making the jump from high school to college athletics can be overwhelming for most college basketball players. This wasn't the case for sophomore forward Jawaan Alston.
Heading into the Mid-American Conference (MAC) and Sun Belt Championships, the men's swimming and diving team were unaware of how well they would perform. That was before freshman Jake Sangren led the team to an unexpected finish in Nashville, Tenn.
???The women's swimming and diving teams headed into the final weekend of the regular season, looking for success on the road. They came back home with their best record since joining the Mid-American Conference in 1998.
???The will to win is what makes a champion reach deep inside to find the strength to overcome all obstacles. Senior tennis player Octavian Stane is no stranger to winning and knows what he must do to be victorious.
On 9/11, the world was changed forever for Americans.
The wrestling team took to the road over the weekend for a grueling two-day trip in North Carolina. The road trip started off rough, but the team recovered, making the trek home less grueling.
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The men's and women's swim team played the role of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde perfectly over the weekend.
Every year, college football coaches across the country search high and low to find that one player that may change the face of their program forever. Recruiting has become a highly intense and brutal battlefield where the nation's top prospects are moved like chess pieces in hopes that those players will help win a national championship.
Soccer presents a unique dilemma for the men and women who guard the net. The game itself takes place mostly at midfield and can test the focus of the goalie every minute of the game. Women's soccer senior goalkeeper Amy Coron is always ready when the pressure is on.
Heading into the Bowling Green Falcon Invitational, the men's and women's cross-country team wanted to send a message to their Mid-American Conference opponents: the Bulls are not to be taken lightly.
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