Some of the rules are changing for access to Krukow’s Klubhouse at Baggett Stadium.
Author Archives: Jefferson Nolan
Posted inMen's Basketball, Sports
Fortier brings a pro look to the court
Associate head basketball coach Paul Fortier played professional basketball in Europe for 17 years before he became part of the Cal Poly men’s basketball family.
Posted inBaseball, Sports
2014 Cal Poly baseball alumni game ends in 2-2 tie
Junior Nick Torres knocked in both Cal Poly runs and former Mustang Brandon Roberts scored both Alumni runs for the nine-inning 2-2 tie.
Posted inOther Sports, Sports
Buckley takes the fight outside
In 2011, wrestling coach Brendan Buckley received a phone call from Cal Poly’s Athletics Director, Don Oberhelman.
Posted inFeatures, Reviews
Seinfeld gives the Central Coast a belated Festivus
It seemed that just as soon as he had arrived, he was gone.
Posted inMultimedia, Other Sports, Parallax Scrolling, Sports
Sonny Fierro will 'Never Settle'
When Sonny Fierro climbed up on the starting block a few swimming lanes down from Michael Phelps, most everyone knew how the race would end.
Posted inFeatures, Reviews
Templeton's Sycapalooza showcases local artists
Large, white, old pot-bellied pig.
Hard of hearing and blind.
The above was scribbled on three signs on the side of the road — a phone number scratched at the bottom of the paper.
Posted inMen's Basketball, News, Sports
Cal Poly men's basketball looks to stay undefeated in Big West
Ian Billings/Staff Photographer Cal Poly men’s basketball will host Cal State Northridge this week, looking to maintain their undefeated conference record. Jefferson P. Nolan [follow id = “jefferson_nolan”] The Cal Poly men’s basketball team is 2-0 in the Big West Conference, but as head basketball coach Joe Callero put it, his team is nowhere close […]
Posted inMen's Basketball, Sports
Nutrition: The next big thing
Cal Poly basketball player Chris Eversley burns 2,434 calories every day sitting completely motionless.
Posted inFootball, Sports
Akaninyene Umoh does it all
In his freshman year, Akaninyene Umoh’s coach took away the Cal Poly football player’s PlayStation 3.
Umoh was enrolled in summer school, but back then, he wasn’t making the grade. Umoh needed to do well in his classes to be eligible to play football, but running backs coach Aristotle Thompson wasn’t about to let his player flunk.
Posted inSports
Women’s basketball snags win over New Mexico State in home-opener
It took a few games, but Molly Schlemer, last season’s Big West Player of the Year, finally found her mojo.