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Articles by Kelsey O’Loughlin
Rise and fall of the Super League
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Senior Writer May 5, 2021 In mid-April of this year, the landscape of European soccer briefly changed drastically. Twelve of the largest soccer clubs in the world, including Manchester United, Real Madrid, Barcelona and more, approved the creation of the Super League; less than a week later, nearly all the teams pulled out of the league, leaving many scratching their heads. Why had they attempted to create the breakaway league? Why had it failed? Will they try again?
The 2021 NFL Draft
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Senior Writer May 5, 2021 The 2021 NFL draft came with surprises, but mostly the expected. In the first round, the face of Clemson, Trevor Lawrence, went south to Jacksonville with first year head coach Urban Myer. The former Ohio State coach took some time off from the coaching world to gather himself again. He returned to take the reins of the losing Jacksonville Jaguars and is on track to make a huge turn around with the number one pick.
Coming back home
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Senior Writer April 28, 2021 This past year, Kim Mulkey returned to Baton Rouge, La. as head coach of the LSU women’s basketball team. Before coming to LSU, Mulkey coached the Baylor University women’s team from 1999-2021. leading the Bears to their first ever tournament appearance in her first year of coaching in 2000.
Baylor and Oral Roberts: The outliers in cancel culture
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Senior Writer April 7, 2021 The Baylor Bears men’s basketball team won their first national title since 1948. The 73-year drought came to end in the most difficult and strenuous years for all teams across the country. Before the 2019-2020 season, the last time Baylor was a powerhouse in basketball was the 1940s with coach Bill Henderson.
The final stop reached for the legendary Boilermaker
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Senior Writer March 17, 2021 In the year 2006, New Orleans – and the Gulf Coast region as a whole – received a gift that would keep on giving for the next decade and a half. Drew Brees joined the Saints organization as a quarterback from Purdue University. One of the most decorated players in NFL history, Brees’s career is filled with breath-stopping moments, record-breaking numbers and heart-crushing defeats that at once shaped player, team and league as a whole.
Ivy League lacrosse creates tough decisions
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Senior Writer March 10, 2021 In the United States, the most concentrated and well-known areas for lacrosse are the mid-Atlantic states, specifically Maryland, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
An unexpected men’s college basketball contender
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Staff Writer March 3, 2021 In the 2019-2020 season, the Alabama men’s basketball team went 8-10 in the SEC. Inconsistent play stained the team as they would win one and then lose one, or win two in a row lose two in a row. A team compiled with a balance of underclassmen and upper-level students with one or two graduate students, the Crimson Tide had difficulty finding their stride.
Women’s college basketball teams set their sights on San Antonio
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Senior Writer February 17, 2021 As we approach the final weeks of the women’s college basketball season, let us reflect on the journeys these teams have taken to get to this point. With great anticipation and thrilling matchups, the Big East squad, ACC, SEC, PAC-12 and Big 12 teams all have their eyes set on making the Final Four in San Antonio.
The changing viewing dynamic of the NFL
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Contributing Writer February 10, 2021 Tom and Pat; Pat and Tom. The two quarterbacks faced off on Sunday for Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Fla. This face-off represented the conclusion of a competition like no other, bringing as much joy and satisfaction as every Super Bowl does. It also marked the culmination of a troubling fall sports season and the beginning of the off-season grind. Tom Brady and Pat Mahomes put on a show in which each could showcase their unique abilities.
Women's track and field runs the distance in Lewisburg and Happy Valley - The Bucknellian
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Contributing Writer February 7, 2020 The Bison women’s track and field team began the weekend in Lewisburg on a positive note, as seven athletes finished in the top seven of their respective events at the Bison Open and Multi. The throwers had a strong showing, including first-place Delia Sipe ’21. With a score of 44-2.25, this is Sipe’s second consecutive first-place finish.
Senior leadership and high-level experience propel the 2020 season
Kelsey O’Loughlin, Contributing Writer January 23, 2020 After competing with the 2019 men’s lacrosse national champions, the University of Virginia Cavaliers, the Bison have begun to build the confidence needed for the rest of pre-season and league play. The Bison have five seniors this year, four of which were named captains two weeks ago. Grayson Burns ’20, a senior midfielder from Fayetteville, N.Y., is excited about the start his team has had.
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