M-Soccer: Matadors rally, tie at Bakersfield in double overtime

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The Matadors (2-3-1) gave Cal State Bakersfield (2-0-2) a run for their money on Thursday night as they rallied from two goals down to salvage a 2-2 draw. With the result, CSUN’s 22-game winning streak over CSUB came to an end. The Matadors now hold a 22-0-1 all-time advantage over the Roadrunners. Despite the comeback, CSUN head coach Terry Davila was not all that pleased with his team. “I was disappointed with our flat start,” he said. “We have to… Read more

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M-Soccer: Matadors overwhelmed in overtime by No. 2 Akron

CSUN men's soccer loses 2-1 in overtime against No. 2 Akron in the Cal State Northridge Labor Day Classic on Saturday night. Photo Credit: Monique Muniz/ Daily Sundial

For the second time in the Cal State Northridge Labor Day Classic, the Matadors (1-2) rallied to send a match into overtime. Unfortunately for CSUN, the results were the same as Yarden Azulay’s game-tying goal was not enough to defeat No. 2 Akron on Saturday night and the Matadors lost  2-1 on Scott Caldwell’s golden goal. “We should have won that game,” said Azulay, who scored his first Division-I goal in the 82nd minute of regulation. “We (at least) deserved… Read more

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M-Bball: Freshmen learning to deal with disappointment of first-year ban

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CSUN freshman point guard Allan Guei’s letter-of-intent signing was a huge event back in April at Compton High School. His head coach was there. His classmates were there. Even NBAer, Toronto Raptor DeMar DeRozan, a former Compton standout himself, was there, proud to see him sign. And as the point guard committed his name onto a piece of paper to play for CSUN for the next four years and everyone cheered, not many imagined Guei’s college-playing career would get a… Read more

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M-Bball: Banned Matadors’ senior leader McGhee finds new motivation, opts to stay

Vinnie McGhee won't be able to play in the postseason in his senior year.

Vinnie McGhee watched from the bench as his new team, Cal State Northridge, was minutes away from pulling the improbable upset over the No. 2 seed, Memphis, in the 2009 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.  His Matadors faltered down the stretch, but the game will forever be remembered as one of the most illustrious games in CSUN March Madness history. Witnessing the near upset reassured McGhee then that he had made the right choice to transfer to Northridge from Sacramento State after… Read more

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Social networking sites creates high for users

Photo Illustration by: Tessie Navarro / Visual Editor & Mariela Molina / Asst. Visual Editor

Ekin Eser does his best to avoid logging onto his Facebook account but often finds himself typing the web address into his browser without realizing it. “I know it is a bad thing to go on Facebook a lot,” said Eser, a pre-finance major. “I have to use an extension on my browser to prevent me from going onto Facebook.” For Eser and many others, Facebook and other social networking websites are a way of relieving stress. “It’s nice to… Read more

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Exhibition: CSUN men’s soccer thrashes Dominguez Hills

  In complete control throughout the match, the CSUN men’s soccer team cruised to a 5-0 exhibition win against CSU Dominguez Hills at Matador Soccer Field on Saturday night. Despite the match only being an exhibition, the Matador offense looked dominant from beginning to end against the Division-II powerhouse. All five goals came from different players. Forward Thomas Ramos opened the scoring in the ninth minute, followed by Chris Smith in the 22nd. Forward Brian Behrad then scored the third in… Read more

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In it goes: Matadors’ efforts not enough against No. 9 UCLA

  The CSUN women’s soccer team began the 2011 season with a 2-0 non-conference loss to No. 9 UCLA Bruins on Friday night at Matador Soccer Field. The Matadors (0-1) challenged the speedy Bruins (1-0) throughout the match and were content with their performance despite the loss. “We did a great job tonight,” said CSUN goalkeeper Cynthia Jacobo. “We kept up with (UCLA) and played great as a team.” The Matadors had a chance to get on the scoreboard first,… Read more

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CSUN tuition below national average, still growing fast

Tuition and fees for CSUN have increased by over 43 percent the last few years due in part to budget cuts, making it the ninth largest growth for a public, four-year university in the country. The cost for attending CSUN skyrocketed from $3,350 in 2007 to $4,801 in 2010, according to the U.S. Department of Education. Costs are continuing to go up. CSU Board of Trustees approved a 10 percent increase in tuition for Fall 2011, addressing the $500 million… Read more

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NCAA bans Matadors from 2012 postseason

C0-Sports Editor Alonso Tacanga contributed to this report Times sure have changed for the men’s basketball team since their admirable 2009 trip to the NCAA Tournament. And it’s all due to something a member of that last championship team says has changed little: grades. “That’s been a problem for a while,” said Rob Haynes, a senior on the 2009 Big West Tournament champion squad. Low-grade problems, among other factors, won’t allow the Matadors to even attempt to repeat the 2009… Read more

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