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Men’s Volleyball Places Fifth at UCSB Invitational. Anteaters’ Win Total Reaches Double-Digits

Defenses Are So Jaded

Guard: Smith-Williams plans to play basketball overseas and attend law school after graduation.

Antourage Insider: Tale of Two Halves

The Anteaters were one half of basketball away from having a spectacular week of Big West play — less than 10 minutes away from sweeping Cal State Fullerton and Long Beach State.

Sub-.500, But Not Done Yet

Split: The ’Eaters cruise past CSU Fullerton, but fail to closeout rival Long Beach State.

Basketball Experiences Growing Pains

Defeat: After losing its Big West opener to UCR, UCI’s struggles continued as the Anteaters lost to LMU

Antourage Insider: The Wild [Big] West

An inconsistent winter break captured the ’Eaters season thus far in a nutshell. Blowout wins against Wyoming and Vanguard showed off the team’s depth, while a one-point loss to UCLA proved UC Irvine’s ability to compete with the elites.

Don’t Grill the Hot Stove: The Effect that Bidding Wars Have on Baseball

The start of 2011 marks the approximate midway point of the Major League Baseball offseason, also known as the Hot Stove.

Cautiously Optimistic

Volleyball: After an eighth-place finish last year, UCI opens the season ranked No. 1 in the MPSF.

Its Time to be Known as “UC Irvine!” Instead of “UC Irvine?”

When people hear the words Cal or UCLA, most think about the amazing education these two schools offer. For others, the thought of athletics comes to mind.

Sports in Brief

Lady Anteaters Defeat UCR in Big West opener; Match Last Season’s Win Total The Lady Anteaters have won nine of their last 10 matchups...

Family Matters

TWINS: The Kruip and Johnson brothers have carried the water polo program the last four years.

Antourage Insider: December Preview

Saturday’s dominating 77-56 win over Marist was a cakewalk, and expectedly so. It was good to see Derrick Strings and Peter Simek put...

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