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GU Downs Mason, Prepares for Opener

The Hoyas unleashed their formidable attack in front of a 500-strong crowd at North Kehoe Field last Sunday, concluding the preseason with a 4-0 wipeout of George Mason.

Hoyas Search for QB to Complement Talented Offense

In terms of personnel, there is not much uncertainty surrounding the Georgetown offense this year. With a glut of returning players at running back and wide receiver and an experienced line, most of the pieces are falling into place for Head Coach Kevin Kelly.

Boland, GU Set to Take in D.C.'s Best

There are not many advantages to playing a season in the Big East without any seniors, as Georgetown did last fall, but now last year’s bumps and bruises are starting to pay off for the Hoyas.

DeGioia Heads the Hunt for Big East Commissioner

After dominating Big East men’s basketball for the past two years, Georgetown will now have some control over the next commissioner of the 16-team league.

University President John J. DeGioia has been named a co-chair of a search committee to appoint a new Big East Commissioner to succeed Michael Tranghese, the commissioner for the past 18 years.

Georgetown Ready for UMBC in Home Opener

With an all-American packing her bags to fly out to Chile for the FIFA Women’s Under-21 World Cup, an Icelandic national team player out for the season with a torn ACL, two team members leaving to focus on the pre-med track, and an unusually young team, the end of the preseason marks a nervous beginning to what will be a testing season for the Hoyas.

Young GU Gears Up for Season Opener

Even though this is Tiffany Marsh’s second season as head coach of the field hockey team, she has just finished her first full preseason with the Hoyas.

NCAA in the Year of the Breakout Back

In much of this year’s preseason college football coverage, the media focus has been on this season’s talented class of quarterbacks. In a year where the Big 12’s six-best rated quarterback by ESPN was one of three quarterbacks to throw for 2,800 yards and rush for 800 in 2008 (Oklahoma State’s Zac Robinson), there is clearly a lot of talent under center.