Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

SANTAMARIA: Fans Must Come Out To Verizon

SANTAMARIA: Fans Must Come Out To Verizon

By Paolo B. Santamaria November 13, 2015

For a national powerhouse with such a rich history, the Georgetown men’s basketball team has a surprisingly low game attendance rate. Over the past three seasons, attendance at Verizon Center has hovered...

MCLAUGHLIN: Pitino Illustrates Lack of Control Among Coaches

MCLAUGHLIN: Pitino Illustrates Lack of Control Among Coaches

By Jimmy McLaughlin October 20, 2015

Control. It’s the one thing that coaches at top collegiate programs demand. For an NCAA-mandated 20 hours a week, they control their players from practice to the weight room, film room and beyond....

SANTAMARIA: NCAA Coaches Continue to  Violate Rules

SANTAMARIA: NCAA Coaches Continue to Violate Rules

By Paolo B. Santamaria October 2, 2015

Roy Williams, Jim Boeheim and now Larry Brown. Three college basketball coaches that are surefire Hall of Fame-ers. Three coaches of championship pedigree that have improved every organization at which...

FOOTE: Paying Student Athletes is Unrealistic

FOOTE: Paying Student Athletes is Unrealistic

By Jake Foote July 2, 2015

Money. It’s the most influential, important aspect of society, and just as in the rest of the world, it has an enormous influence on college sports. The NCAA brings in nearly $1 billion in revenue annually....

SANTAMARIA: GU Stands Out, Rejects the One-and-Done Trend

By Paolo B. Santamaria April 10, 2015

A 2006 rule change in the NBA draft stipulated that players must be both 19 years old and one year removed from high school in order to declare for the draft. As a result, we now live in an era of one-and-done...

FIEGE: Calipari’s Roster is Loaded With Talent

By Max Fiege March 31, 2015

Much to the chagrin of my bracket, the Kentucky Wildcats improved to 38-0 this past Saturday evening as they squeaked past the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, 68-66. After trailing for most of the second...

IPPOLITO: NCAA Rules Improve Fairness

By Michael Ippolito January 23, 2015

For much of 2014, the NCAA did a phenomenal job of getting lambasted in the media. College basketball players went hungry because of to meal plan limitations, football players were controversially suspended...

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Sophomore forward Jade Martin played in all 32 games for Georgetown last season. In her freshman season, she averaged 3.2 points a game and 1.5 rebounds a game.

Women’s Basketball | In Rebuilding Season, Hoyas Disappoint

By Paolo B. Santamaria November 14, 2014

The 2013-2014 season began ominously for the Hoyas, after former Head Coach Keith Brown resigned in October 2013 after he was placed on paid leave amid allegations of verbal abuse. The subsequent...

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DePaul won both the Big East tournament and the regular-season championship last season.

Women’s Basketball | New Big East, Different Beast

By Kara Avanceña November 14, 2014

After a few tumultuous years of conference realignment, 10 schools stand in the “new” Big East that was established in 2013. Although the Catholic Seven has remained intact, the marquee basketball...

IPPOLITO: New Playoff System Will Improve NCAA Scheduling

By Michael Ippolito September 9, 2014

How much would I, another person or a university have to pay you to be humiliated and dragged around a football field for three hours? Be honest; everyone has a price. The Bowl Championship Series was...

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COACH OF THE YEAR | Ricky Fried

By Molly Malone May 16, 2014

In his 10th season as Head Coach of the Georgetown women’s lacrosse team, Ricky Fried has led the team to a 106-58 overall record and won six Big East regular season titles. After a disappointing...

NCAA Player’s Union Raises Serious Questions of Student Rights

By Hunter Main April 29, 2014

On Friday, Northwestern University’s scholarship football players voted whether to certify the College Athletes Players Association, a group that would be the first players’ union in college sports....

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