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Politics and Sports Part Two: The Obama Effect on the Sport’s World

THE HYPOTHESIS: A few weeks ago I wrote a column about how sports and politics interact. At the end, I came to the conclusion that if and when they interact, it should only produce positive outcomes. But that is easier said than done.

Let’s Keep Rollin’, Rollin’, Rollin’

VOLLEYBALL: Women's team continues its five-game winning streak by defeating UC Davis and Pacific at home.

Men’s Basketball Looks Ready to Go in and Win

BASKETBALL: New squad shows off what it can do in a dominating 69-42 exhibition win over Cal Poly Pomona.

Anteater Basketball Preview

BASKETBALL: The New University gives you the dish on the UCI men's basketball team and what to expect.

Yes, We are the Champions

SOCCER: UCI men's team defeats CSUN 2-1 in dramatic fashion to win first-ever Big West title in school history.

We’re Chattin’ Basketball

BASKETBALL: Senior Kevin Bland and junior Darren Moore sat down with the New U to talk about the new year.

Like Akon, UCI Sports is Happenin’ Right Now, Na Na Na

THE ORACLE: We have three teams making some noise, and one hasn't even played a regular season game yet.

Trick or Treat UCSB!

SOCCER: Men's team is peaking at the right time as they upset rival UCSB 3-1 and defeat CSU Fullerton 3-1.

Watching a Game in HD, or attending the Actual Event? You Decide.

THE ORACLE: Ever since the advancement of high-definition television and programming, the experience of watching a sporting event on TV has become even better than the experience of attending the actual event.

UC Irvine Has the Best Female Golfer in the Big West and the World.

THE HYPOTHESIS:On campus, we have a number of athletes that compete in the "individual on a team" format and reap the benefits of all the extra motivation that comes with it.

Johnson & Johnson: Clean Success

WATER POLO: Matt and Brandon Johnson look to bring UCI water polo success back with brotherly love.

Anteaters Lose, But Look to Improve

BASKETBALL: Women's squad loses to Cal Poly Pomona 78-73 in overtime, but looks to improve from last year.

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