Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Pro Bowl Needs Fresh Ideas To Recapture Public Interest

By Corey Blaine February 2, 2012

One of my biggest disappointments as a sports fan came during the 2010 NFL Pro Bowl played in Miami. At first, I was ecstatic to see the best NFL players compete from free seats a mere nine rows up from...

Why the Public Believes In Braun’s Innocence

By Corey Blaine January 27, 2012

While the majority of Americans were focused on the NFL conference championships about to take place last weekend — the games had the most viewers in over 30 years, in part by including three top-10...

Who’s Hot Post-Lockout

By Corey Blaine January 20, 2012

Now that the sports world has had almost an entire month to digest the new state of professional basketball and all but four fan bases are finished with the NFL playoffs, it seems appropriate to look at...

Club Sports Welcome All Levels

By Corey Blaine December 1, 2011

When Andy Weaver crossed the finish line in first place at the 2011 cross country national championships, the scene wasn't anything like he had imagined. For starters, Weaver wasn't winning the NCAA Division...

Coach K Proves Nice Guys Can Finish First

By Corey Blaine November 17, 2011

In the same calendar year that Derek Jeter recorded his 3,000th hit, an equally-loathed sports figure set the NCAA men's basketball record for wins as a coach. In beating Michigan State, Coach K passed...

Personalizing Athletes Through Twitter

By Corey Blaine October 7, 2011

I was sitting at a banquet for one of my summer jobs, paying very little attention to the speaker trying to tell the high school honors students whom I was employed to mentor about how they would grow...

NHL Ignoring Headshots

By Corey Blaine September 30, 2011

Mr. Bettman, you have a serious problem on your hands. Since May, three of hockey's dearly beloved enforcers have passed away under tragic and entirely preventable circumstances. With the deaths of Wade Belak,...

9/11 Waves Still Felt Across Sport

By Corey Blaine September 16, 2011

Last Sunday, we all paused to remember the 10th anniversary of a defining moment of our generation: the attacks of Sept. 11. On a level unseen since the Cuban Missile Crisis, our nation was gripped with...

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