Michael Pittman Jr. goes up for a pass against Utah in 2018. Photo courtesy of John McGillen, USC Athletics. By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter Week 3 of Pac-12 football is upon us as is Week 12 of the college football season. Conference standings are becoming impacted, races are tight, and the suspense is building as […]
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Dear Distance Learning: I’m Burned Out
Student burnout is an unfortunate fact of life for many at this point in a semester. But in the midst of a pandemic, it can feel like it will never end. Niklas Hamann on Unsplash. By Raven Brown, Staff Reporter Every semester, I start off with the same anticipation, excitement and willingness to get back […]
Posted inPro sports, Sports
LA Galaxy’s Season-Long Struggles Run Deep
Winger Cristian Pavón was named as the team’s Player of the Year for the 2020 season. Photo by LA Galaxy. By Jeremy Gonzalez, Sports Editor Last offseason, the Los Angeles Galaxy made a big splash in the transfer market when they signed former Manchester United and Real Madrid forward Javier Chicharito Hernández to replace the […]
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The Bull on College Pigskin: Be Consistent!- Week 2 Recap
Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, LA, the site for last Saturday’s Alabama-LSU showdown sits empty as the pandemic ravages the football landscape.Photo courtesy of ESPN. By Daniel Tom, Staff Reporter After a Friday afternoon that was filled with game cancellations and last-minute matchups that were put together within an hour’s span, week two of the […]
Posted inBlog Roll, The Bull on Women in Sports
Women in Sports: Kim Ng hurdles incredible boundary
Woman wearing Baseball bat in field. Photo courtesy by Pixabay. Editor’s Note: Welcome to the Bulletin’s new sports blog, Women in Sports, where every week a Bulletin writer will share their thoughts on an issue that involves half of America’s population competing, working and following an industry that remains largely dominated by the other half. […]