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Articles by Joshua Patton
Paramount's Space Opera Reboot Is Already the Sci-Fi Event of the Decade
Star Trek fans react to EW's 'wack' ranking of the franchise's films "It's like he dropped all the Star Trek titles on the floor then picked them up in random order..." Trekkies, Trekkers, and even casual fans of the …
Discovery: Why Dr. Kovich's Real Name Has Major Star Trek Implications
Why is Star Trek: Starfleet Academy happening after the events of Discovery? Star Trek: Discovery has ended, but we aren't done in the mess era that is the post-Burn era. With the close of Discovery comes the beginning of the …
How Was Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Made
11 hours ago I haven’t followed the development of Skull and Bones too closely over the years; I’d see the pirate game emerge at a show with a new trailer or demo, and then sink back beneath the waves with delay after delay. So when Ubisoft opened the game to the public with an open beta recently, I was …
MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-DECADE TEAM: 2010-20
Posted: Jun 11, 2020 SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Throughout the summer, the Sacramento State athletics department will take a look back and honor the student-athletes who have made the biggest impact on their sport over the last 10 years. To be eligible for an all-decade team, a student-athlete must have played at least one year in their sport between the 2010-11 and 2019-20 academic years. Today marks the announcement of the men's basketball all-decade team.
BRANDON LAIRD NAMED AMONG THE TOP 50 MID-MAJOR ASSISTANT COACHES IN THE NATION
Posted: May 18, 2020 Top 50 assistant coaches story SACRAMENTO — Sacramento State men's basketball associate head coach Brandon Laird has been named one of the top 50 most impactful mid-major assistant coaches in the nation, according to Silver Waves Media.
MEN’S BASKETBALL ENJOYS 81-52 HOME CRUSHING OF MONTANA STATE
Posted: Feb 27, 2020 Big Sky Conference standings SACRAMENTO -- Sacramento State scored a season-high 81 points, never trailed, and had a 21-2 advantage in second chance points on the way to a convincing 81-52 win over Montana State on Thursday evening inside the Nest. The 29-point margin of victory was the second largest against a Big Sky Conference opponent since the program joined the league in 1991-92, trailing only a 77-43 home win over Northern Arizona on Jan. 28, 2012.
MEN’S BASKETBALL NOW 4-0! BIG SECOND HALF COMEBACK PROPELS HORNETS TO 77-72 ROAD WIN AT PEPPERDINE
Posted: Nov 23, 2019 MALIBU, Calif. — After trailing by 11 points at halftime, Sacramento State outscored Pepperdine, 54-38, in the second half (including a 15-0 run) to eventually defeat the Waves, 77-72, on Saturday evening at the Firestone Fieldhouse. The victory allowed Sacramento State to improve to 4-0 for just the third time in the program's Div. I era (1991-pres.), as the 1999-00 and 2015-16 teams also accomplished the feat.
MEN’S HOOPS NOW 3-0 AFTER 61-51 WIN OVER UC DAVIS AT THE GOLDEN 1 CENTER
Posted: Nov 20, 2019 SACRAMENTO -- Center Joshua Patton had a game-high 25 points and forward Ethan Esposito recorded a double-double (12 points, 10 rebounds) to help lead Sacramento State to a 61-51 victory over UC Davis on Wednesday evening at the downtown Golden 1 Center. Sacramento State's defense, which entered tonight's game ranked second in the nation in points allowed (38.0), continued its impressive run this evening.
MEN’S HOOPS ALL-CONFERENCE: GRAVES NAMED 2ND TEAM, PATTON 3RD TEAM
Mar 12, 2019 Big Sky All-Conference Team Big Sky Tournament Home Page SACRAMENTO -- Sacramento State senior guard Marcus Graves and junior center Joshua Patton were both named all-Big Sky Conference this morning. Graves was named to the second team and Patton was selected to the third team. A total of 19 players from the Big Sky's 11 teams were named all-conference, including five first team selections, five second team choices, five third team selections and four honorable mentions.
Weber State looks to protect home floor against Sacramento State and Portland State
OGDEN — The grind of conference play continues for Weber State as the Wildcats host Sacramento State and Portland State this week inside the Dee Events Center. After splitting last week’s action on the road, the Wildcats (10-7, 3-2 Big Sky) now find themselves in fourth place and among five teams with two losses in the Big Sky. It’s shaping up to be a tight race for the top of the conference. “We went on the road and we competed.
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