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Compiled by Ian Massey, Staff Writer.

NFL Lockout: Owners and Players Bicker; Fans Suffer

Springtime usually features the dramatic finishes of March Madness, the renewed hope that fills the hearts of every baseball fan because of a brand new Major League Baseball season and the final playoff pushes by teams in the National Basketball Association and National Hockey League.

UC Irvine Making Waves

BLOWOUT: In two games against CBU and UMD, the Lady Anteaters combined to score 32 goals.

Sports in Brief

Compiled by Ian Massey, Staff Writer.

Antourage Insider: Final Thoughts

With UC Irvine’s first round 79-72 loss to Long Beach State in the Big West Tournament, the 2010-2011 ’Eaters squad will on paper look very similar to the 2009-2010 team: a disappointing 13-19, (6-10 Big West) record and early exit in the postseason. Flashes of promise were mired by frustrating inconsistency. But this year was different. This year there was hope.

’Eaters Trump OSU

VOLLEYBALL: After being swept by the Bruins, UCI responds by sweeping the Ohio State Buckeyes.

Converting Haters to Believers: The 2011 MLB Season Begins Thursday

On Thursday, the 2011 Major League Baseball season is expected to commence. Baseball is often divisive: love it or leave it. But it doesn’t take a diehard to appreciate the sport. On occasion, I’ve heard people voice their displeasure for the game of baseball to me, citing the game’s methodical pace, extended season and stagnant activity.

Lady Anteaters Flop Twice

SKID: The Lady Anteaters enter the Big West Tournament on a three-game losing streak.

Women’s Tennis Cages Cougars

TENNIS: After dropping two doubles matches, UCI storms back in the singles matches to beat BYU.

Sports in Brief

Compiled by Ian Massey.

Served A Second Chance

COMEBACK: After serving 10 months in prison, Chris Kearney has resurrected his tennis career at UCI.

The Big West Tournament Begins: Turner’s Time to Shine

On April 9, 2010, the UC Irvine athletic department announced Golden State Warriors’ assistant basketball coach, Russell Turner, as the next man to lead the men’s basketball team.

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