Former associate sports editor signs off
I will not say I’ve been looking forward to this moment, the one in which I’m supposed to spill my guts to all of you here at Southern Methodist University. … Read More
Author: Matthew Costa
Hardships of the homestretch
It has come to my attention this last semester of my academic career that school is hard. I have been able to get by most of my classes throughout my … Read More
Digging Dirk Nowitzki’s illustrious career with the Mavericks
As the playoffs loom closer for the Dallas Mavericks, the buzz around town should remain on the team’s remaining three opponents, including the two teams competing for the final seed … Read More
Wrapping up the 2013-14 women’s basketball season
Despite ending their season with a 77-70 road loss to Minnesota in the National Invitation Tournament, the SMU women’s basketball team (18-14) can look back on the 2013-14 season with … Read More
Mays, women’s basketball head north after win over Texas Southern
Despite trailing early in the contest, the SMU Mustangs women’s basketball team (18-13) held their own and defeated the Texas Southern Tigers in the opening round of the Women’s NIT … Read More
Commentary: Thanks for the memories, D-Ware
From the moment Demarcus Ware set foot on Texas Stadium’s turf in 2005, I knew he was going to be a freak. Not a freak like Jerry Jones picked him … Read More
DEBATE: SMU’s tournament absence is its own doing
Read the other half of the debate by Demetrio Teniente. It’d be easy to say the panelists on the NCAA selection committee missed the mark by leaving out the … Read More
Men’s basketball: A balanced attack beats UCF
The SMU Mustangs men’s Basketball team (23-6, 12-4 in American Athletic Conference) doesn’t need much more to solidify itself as a lock to get in the NCAA tournament later … Read More
Women’s basketball falls to South Florida
Entering Saturday’s matchup with the University of South Florida Bulls, the SMU women’s basketball team (16-12, 7-10 in American Athletic Conference) was trying to forget a stinging 81-48 loss to … Read More
Poor choices could doom Democrats
The state of Texas is a strange case of political warfare in the last couple of elections. While the big cities in the Lone Star State tend to lean more … Read More