WSBU-FM (Saint Bonaventure, NY)

By Matthew Miller — sports staffer “This could be the final play of the college season perhaps, if Clemson gets a touchdown to win it. Bama can hold them out, perhaps a field goal attempt for overtime. [Wayne Gallman motions from the left side of the line to Watson’s left side in the tailback position] Watson [rolls to the right] Touchdown!” That happened nine seasons ago. After losing in the Championship game the year prior, Clemson won their first championship since 1981.

Chris Gardner via Getty Images By Sean Wallace, Sports Editor Plenty of teams in the NBA outperform expectations every year. Here are three that could make significant strides this season. Utah Jazz Utah owns an abundance of young talent. Players such as guards Keynote George, Ace Bailey and Bruce Sensabaugh have not hit their ceiling. Forward Lauri Markananen returns coming off a season where averaged 26.7 points per game.

By Brock Fleishman, Sports Staffer RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia Commonwealth University’s (1-6-3) women’s soccer team overwhelmed St. Bonaventure University (3-5-1) in a 5-0 victory under windy conditions on Thursday night. VCU’s Jazmine Jackson sneaked in a penalty kick after 21 minutes of play. Five minutes later, Shiori Shintaku doubled the Rams lead.

photo courtesy of gobonnies.com By Robert Wilkinson, Sports Staffer ST. BONAVENTURE, N.Y. — The St. Bonaventure University men’s soccer team (3-3-2) fell to Cleveland State University (3-3-2) 2-1 on Tuesday. In a foul-filled game, Bonaventure looked sluggish throughout the first half. The Bonnies also struggled to match the game’s physicality. At times, however, the Bonnies showed flashes of energy. Freshman midfielder Allistair McFall created several opportunities on runs behind the defense.

By Noah Randall — co-sports director “That rock and roll, eh?” It was the predominant sound on Day 2 of Borderland Music Festival, which, of course, meant it was right up my alley. Flipturn was the first set we caught of the day and immediately created a chilled-out, relaxed rock atmosphere. Usually, believing a band when they tell the crowd, “This is the best crowd we’ve played for,” is like believing the casinos want you to walk out with money. Obviously, flipturn didn’t get that memo.

By SEUNG MIN KIM  Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Sunday that the massive arch he wants to build between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery would become a “top grade military complex” able to host drones and snipers while storing ammunition. It is one more example of how Trump is insisting that his initiatives to beautify the White House and the city are also serving a defensive purpose.

By Avery Walkoviak — Film Director Whether or not you enjoy music, if you have a heart and a soul, it is necessary that you listen to Alabama Shakes. I can attest that watching them live completely rewired my brain chemistry. Brittany Howard, the frontwoman for the band, brings deep, powerhouse vocals to the Southern blues rock band.

By Matthew Miller — Sports Staffer Big Ten – USC VS Penn State Oct. 10, Week six After firing James Franklin mid-season, Penn State went into the off-season looking for a new coach to lead them to glory. The hiring of Matt Campbell marked the start of that change. On the other side, USC brought back the most starters of any team in college football. After four seasons without a College Football Playoff appearance, Lincoln Riley finds himself on somewhat of a hot seat going into the season.

By Nathan Donnelly — Sports Staffer Freshman Caitrin Coyle led the way for the newly formed St. Bonaventure Women’s golf team in their first ever tournament. Coyle placed 43rd in the Charge at Quail Valley’s 53-player field at Quail Valley Golf Club in Littlestown, P.A. Coyle opened with a first round 85, including a birdie on the par-4 14th. She followed that with another 85 and a birdie, and ending with 90 putting her at +44 for the tournament.

By Nathan Donnelly — Sports Staffer Jackson Koivun stood over his ball on the 18th tee at TPC Twin Cities. He held a three-shot lead over world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler. He hadn’t played #18 well all week, and he wasn’t about to start now. He had built a cushion against the best player in the world. Three shots. Koivun had his first PGA Tour win at the end of this hole. Yet he moved with patience. Patience he had shown his whole career, even back in his days as an Auburn Tiger.