The Matadors were able to tie it, but in the end foul-trouble and Anthony Goods were too much for them. After tying it at 70, the Cardinal went on a free-throw parade and while CSUN matched many of the...

The refs are kind of screwing CSUN with their constant off-the-ball fouls. I don't know how many points in a row it's been that the Cardinal has scored from the line but it hasn't been two, that's for...

Josh Jenkins has taken over this game. He's just going where he pleases and has 24 points but the Matadors still trail 67-64 with 12 minutes to go in the game. Deon Tresvant is having the worst game of...

Well I oughta just stop writing because every time I type something, the opposite happens - which I guess is good for CSUN. Following a bad stretch in which they trailed by as many as 18 points, the Matadors...

If CSUN wanted to make this game a statement on behalf of the Big West , representatives from the conference are going to fly to Stanford immediately and tell them thanks but no thanks. The Cardinal...

Stanford is now the one in control. The Cardinal went on a 22-7 run to make a 16-12 deficit into a 34-23 lead with 7:30 left in the first half. The Matadors just keeping committing offensive foul after...

The score doesn't show it - 20 -18 Stanford - but after a shaky start, the Matadors are controlling the pace of the game. Josh Jenkins looks like a man on a mission (just as i typed this he had a silly...

The game's set to tip off and the Matadors (1-0) are starting with: Rob Haynes, Deon Tresvant, Willie Galick, Tremaine Townsend and Josh Jenkins. Stanford has Mitch Johnson, Landry Fields, Anthony Goods,...

In the grand tradition of undercover agent exploits, the latest installment in the James Bond series takes more than a page out of the book of another secret agent with the initials J.B.

It all started when I was about 8: the snake eyes, d-e-b-a-u-c-h-e-r-y, bodies moving in ways one never thought possible. Once my third anniversary of being 21 hit, I began to notice that this turned out to be a standard of fun for me and always will be.

The National Hispanic Institute recognized Rodolfo Acu'ntilde;a, CSUN professor emeritus of Chicano/a studies, with an award for his active role within the Latino community in a ceremony that took place in the University of Texas in Austin on Sunday.

The four teenage girls are' huddled at the back of a limousine, dressed to the nines, sipping champagne and text-messaging. The setting is dark, bathed in an overcast blue and almost sinister. Over by the limo's mini-bar, a pair of thighs is reflected, almost touching on lewdness. Almost, but not quite; the girls are seemingly unaware of the sexuality they exude.