I didn’t know how long my anti-virus had been expired but I know it had been awhile. Then I remember that CSUN students could get “free” (I use the word “free” freely because technically we pay for it through tuition, although it does come at a low price)  anti-virus through the Information Techonology (IT) website. If you just go down the left side bar to the Software Downloads tab and insert your CSUN login information it will give you a… Read more

So the Matadors will have to travel to the state of the potato, Idaho, for their non-conference ESPN Bracketbuster game against the Vandals on Feb. 21. Idaho (10-11, 4-4 WAC) is led by guard Mac Hopson, who’s averaging 17 points and six assists per game. He is also a 49-percent three-point shooter. When approached about the 835-mile flight up north right in the midst of the Big West Conference season, Head Coach Bobby Braswell found a way to share a… Read more

Alonso Tacanga Sports Editor The first time the Matadors lost to the Roadrunners this season, it was clearly evident they were not the No. 1 team everyone thought they were at the time. “I remember a bad taste I had in my mouth about how we played that game,” CSUN Head Coach Bobby Braswell said about the Nov. 21 game in Bakersfield that CSUN lost 67-65. “It shouldn’t even have been as close as it was.” That was only the… Read more

There wasn’t much to update on, other than the fact that the Matadors got an easy one against the Roadrunners, 79-62. They’ve now won four straight games. Full recap to come.

CSUN leads 70-54 with four minutes to go and Josh Jenkins has come in the game to help finish the Roadrunners. Why are there so many timeouts? The Matadors are well on their way to their fourth straight win.

Rob Haynes is back. The guard just hit three 3-pointers in a row and has extended the CSUN lead to 63-42 with 8:29 to go. White-flag-waving time for Bako.

The game has turned tedious in the sense that the lead has remained unchanged. It’s a 14-point one, 53-39, with 11:17 to go. Looks like Bakersfield won’t be road-running at Northridge tonight. Now Josh Jenkins commits an intentional foul, which gives CSUB two free throws and possession.

Bobby Braswell was upset at Therin Taylor over something he did wrong defensively and yelled at him at the same time that Vincent Cordell completed a layup and got fouled. Nice timing. CSUN leads 47-31 with 15:54 to play.

Bryan Emanuel of Bakersfield just took a screen from Willie Galick that made him sound as if he’d just been stabbed in the heart. I guess Galick checked him. By the way, have you met Willie Galick? CSUN’s still ahead comfortably, 39-26, in the second half.