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Turf & Burn: A. Rod
On Turf & Burn’s third episode of Season 2 (yes Caroline it is episode 3 and not 2), Caroline and Dylan talk all things NFL. They start by recapping Week 1 in the NFL, specifically the return of the Caroline and Dylan predictions rivalry, overreactions, and over performers. Next, they analyze the upcoming NFL games and betting odds and discuss what is next for the New York Jets as they grapple with Aaron Rodgers’ achilles tear.
How corporate greed damages baseball cards by trading trust for dollars
There’s an indescribable feeling that only comes with opening a new pack of baseball cards and the treasure that could be inside. Fingers trembling with excitement, the crinkle of the plastic wrapping only adds to the eagerness. Could I get an Aaron Judge autograph card, or maybe a Shohei Ohtani? As the cards are pulled from the wrapper, images emerge: snapshots of triumph, an instant of maximum effort, all frozen in time.
Hoyas continues to gel; rout Siena - The Georgetown Voice
Sports Coming off their first win of the season against American University, the Georgetown Hoyas men’s basketball team (2-1, Big East), topped the Siena Saints (0-4, MAAC) 83-65 Friday night in a wire-to-wire victory. Led by the scorching shooting of senior transfer forward Kaiden Rice (23 points, 7-10 from three point range) and graduate guard Don Carey (20 points, 7-9 from the field), the Hoyas never relinquished the lead and fended off a Saints second-half comeback attempt.
Women’s basketball looks for a fresh start this season
After a tough season, the Georgetown women’s basketball team is ready to write the next chapter in their story. For both the returners from last season and newcomers, the 2021-22 season will be about realizing the team’s potential and bouncing back from the challenges of the pandemic. The Hoyas hope to improve from last season and win key games to progress in the Big East standings. In the COVID-shortened 2020-21 season, the Hoyas faced an overwhelming number of obstacles.
Georgetown Women’s Soccer Wins Big East Title in Overtime Against Butler
Sports Photo Courtesy of GUHoyas The Georgetown women’s soccer team (11-0-1, 8-0-1 Big East) won the Big East Tournament championship against Butler University (10-2-0, 6-2-0 Big East), 2-1 in overtime. The teams met Sunday on neutral turf in Providence, Rhode Island. Due to the separation of the conference with COVID-19 precautions, this was the first time the teams met this season.
The Weekly List: Songs to Celebrate a Championship
Halftime Leisure The Voice loves a good Sportz x Leisure crossover, and I am here today to provide a playlist for all those loyal Hoya fans out there still buzzing over Georgetown’s shocking Big East Tournament upset. This is an eclectic playlist, but then again, so are the Hoyas. Sit back and let these tunes wash over you as you reminisce about Patrick Ewing giving the Ric Flair “Woo” in MSG.
Women's soccer defeats George Mason in season opener
Sports Georgetown women’s soccer (1-0-0, 0-0-0 Big East) kicked off their season Thursday night with a victory over George Mason (0-1-0, 0-0-0 Atlantic 10). The 2-0 victory for the Hoyas was headlined by a penalty kick goal from senior midfielder Grace Nguyen in the 28th minute and a goal from senior forward Sofie Fox in the 75th minute on an assist from junior midfielder Maya Fernandez-Powell.
Pro Hoyas: Week of 2/7-2/13
Sports Photo by GUHoyas Believe it or not, the NBA is not the only professional basketball league that exists. Many Georgetown men’s basketball alumni have played long and successful careers abroad, and Pro Hoyas is the space where you can track when and where they are playing. Below is a list of which players are playing this week, with all tip times in Eastern Standard Time: Game of the Week: Oklahoma City Blue (with 2020 C Omer Yurtseven) vs.
Pro Hoyas: Week of 1/31-2/6
Sports Photo by GUHoyas Believe it or not, the NBA is not the only professional basketball league that exists. Many Georgetown men’s basketball alumni have played long and successful careers abroad, and Pro Hoyas is the space where you can track when and where they are playing.
The Ascendancy of His Dark Materials Season 2
Halftime Leisure Keen and Wilson in His Dark Materials by IMDb Warning: Spoilers for seasons one and two of His Dark Materials ahead A year after its debut season reintroduced viewers to Philip Pullman’s world of daemons, armored polar bears, and truth-spinning compasses, His Dark Materials returned to our Home Box Offices with a second season that constantly surprised and ultimately brought the show to new heights.
Georgetown Men's Basketball Releases Partial Schedule
Sports In an email sent Friday November 13th, Georgetown Athletics provided an update on the Men’s basketball schedule for the 2020-2021 season. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the team’s schedule is being released in waves, with this first announcement containing the first nine games of the season. As of now, the last scheduled game is planned for January 9th, 2021.
Malcolm Wilson hopes to be more than 8 to 10 pounds of air
Sports Illustration by Alex Giorno Amid the turbulence of college sports in 2020, Georgetown basketball has a new entry in its long history of advocacy on and off the court. This fall marks the ascension of sophomore center Malcolm Wilson as a national representative for student athletes on two NCAA committees: the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) as well as the Men’s Basketball Oversight Committee.
Best books from a quarantined summer
Halftime Leisure By Savannah Benko, Natalie Chaudhuri, Chetan Dokku, Annabella Hoge, Roman Peregrino, Samantha Tritt, Sarah Weber and Katie Woodhouse September 26, 2020 Illustration by Neha Malik During a summer that was not quite as we expected it to be, many Voice staffers rediscovered their love of literature, while others—well-established book nerds—appreciated the extra time to read. Though the semester is well underway, there is always time to discover a new favorite book.
If you’re a student in the Georgetown area, here’s what you need to know about university COVID-19 policies
News With some students returning to campus for the fall semester and many more living in student groups in nearby neighborhoods, Georgetown has implemented new policies to protect the local student body from the COVID-19 pandemic. However, with students dispersed across the Georgetown area and evolving university policies, it can be difficult for students to understand behavioral expectations. Here’s what you need to know.
Former Georgetown men's basketball coach John Thompson dies at 78
Sports Georgetown Sports Information Former Georgetown men’s basketball coach John Thompson Jr. died at the age of 78 early on August 31, 2020. He will be remembered for his advocacy for his players and for Black athletes, as well as building Georgetown basketball into a national championship caliber program which won the title in 1984. The 1984 title was the first for the Hoyas and Thompson was the first Black head coach of a NCAA championship team.
Social Distancing Sports - The Georgetown Voice
With many staying home due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, sports fans, including myself, are trying to find ways to stay engaged. Both the NBA and the NHL have suspended play, while the MLB has postponed their season (at least for now). For those of us who are at home and seeking ways to keep engaged with our favorite sports, I have decided to compile an exhaustive list of creative ways to continue enjoying your favorite postponed sport while at home.
Strong Start by Weeks Not Enough Against Coppin State
A strong start by sophomore left-hander Jack Weeks and a late comeback attempt by the Hoyas were not enough to secure a win in a midweek matchup against Coppin State (2-5, Mid Eastern), as Georgetown baseball (3-9, Big East) fell 6-5 on Tuesday afternoon. In his third start of the year, Weeks delivered another strong performance, allowing just one earned run on three hits over six innings. Weeks issued just one walk while notching eight strikeouts.
Breaking Down The Impossible: Bartolo Colón's Home Run
Halftime Sports On March 7th 2016, Bartolo Colón solidified his place as one of the most memorable players of the past few decades when, with one marvelous swing, he hit the first, and to date, only home run of his illustrious career. His career began in 1997, when he broke into the league as a fresh faced starting pitcher for the Cleveland Indians. After his rookie season, Colón remained one of the most reliable players in the league for twenty-one years until the end of the 2018 season.
Potential Names for the Seattle NHL Team
Halftime Sports After years of discussion and consideration, hockey is coming to Seattle. As with any new franchise, the name of the future team has been fiercely debated since the announcement that the city was invited to apply for an expansion franchise in December 2017. The new squad will bring the NHL back to an even number of teams (32) after the addition of the Las Vegas Golden Knights in the 2017-2018 season.
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