The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Entering his second year as head coach, Reggie Theus experience as a NBA player and coach make him the ideal source for mens basketball players, on and off the court. Photo credit: Trevor Stamp/Senior Photographer

Basketball Issue: Theus ready for anything in year two

Andrew Lim November 16, 2014

Being a person of integrity and an NBA player for 13 years has given him enough credibility for the players to trust and respect him. With Josh Greene, third leading scorer from last year, graduating...

Greene leaves his mark on, off the court at CSUN

Greene leaves his mark on, off the court at CSUN

Pete D. Camarillo May 8, 2014

  The Matadors spent this past season making a run at a Big West Championship, and fought hard until the final moment of the championship game. But none of the team's success would have been...

Men’s Basketball: Josh Greene and Stephan Hicks return to lead a young men’s basketball squad

Contributor November 7, 2012

Written by Steve Cereghino   With CSUN’s men’s basketball roster full of nearly all freshmen and sophomores, returning starters Josh Greene and Stephan Hicks will be looked upon to lead...

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Men’s basketball: CSUN shoots nine percent in second half, falls to Fresno State in BracketBuster

Gilberto Manzano February 19, 2012

In the four years CSUN guard Vinnie McGhee has been with the Matadors, he’s been part of many memorable games, but what transpired Saturday was a night he would like to forget. In what likely...

Matador guard Josh Greene had a strong outing of 21 points and four assist, but wasnt enough as CSUN fell to UC Davis Thursday night. Photo Credit: Mariela Molina / Photo Editor

Men’s basketball: Matadors hand Davis its second win of the season

Anthony Carpio February 10, 2012

Despite entering the second half up by two points, the Matadors (6-16, 2-9 Big West) couldn’t maintain the lead and allowed UC Davis (2-21, 1-10) to dominate the rest of the game and come back to...

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Men’s basketball: Matadors fall just short of upset of Big West-perfect 49ers

Gilberto Manzano February 5, 2012

LONG BEACH, Calif. -- Instead of taking the moral victory against the top team in the Big West Conference, CSUN was thinking of what could have been. With the game tied at 54-54 and a little...

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Men’s basketball: Matadors’ defense not close to good enough against Gauchos in home loss

Alonso Tacanga February 3, 2012

As the season has progressed, the Matadors’ defensive effort has improved in such manner that at times it has pleased the sometimes-seemingly-unpleasable Bobby Braswell. Even as the Matadors lost...

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Men’s basketball: Matadors fight valiantly before Fullerton’s clutch layup sinks them

Alonso Tacanga January 27, 2012

Going down the wire in a seesaw battle between teams in the opposite poles of the Big West Conference standings Thursday night, it was Cal State Fullerton’s turn at attempting to swing up on the...

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Men’s basketball: CSUN struggles against Pacific zone defense

Anthony Carpio January 12, 2012

With CSUN head coach Bobby Braswell feeling under the weather, assistant coach Danny Sprinkle was in charge as his team faced an opponent who is on a seven-game losing streak. As both teams took the...

Josh Greene (right) defends Larry Anderson (21) in Saturdays game between CSUN and Long Beach State. Mariela Molina / Photo Editor

Men’s basketball: CSUN hangs with LBSU before falling down the stretch

Gilberto Manzano January 8, 2012

Despite losing by 13 points at home Saturday night against arguably the best team in the Big West Conference, sophomore guard Josh Greene still believes his CSUN squad is the top team in the league. “I...

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Men’s basketball: CSUN’s rally falls short in conference opener against UC Irvine

Alonso Tacanga December 29, 2011

CSUN guard Josh Greene has seen what the Matadors are capable of doing when they click. Thursday night against UC Irvine, he saw it again. But for only one half. Again. “If we put together two...

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Men’s basketball: Weird night as CSUN uses second-half defense to blast undermanned Pacifica

Alonso Tacanga December 17, 2011

There were less than 20 minutes to go until tip-off of what eventually became a 99-58 CSUN win over Pacifica College Saturday night at the Matadome when CSUN head coach Bobby Braswell received some...

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