After Years of Struggle, Hope for the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team
For decades, any analysis of U.S. national soccer has had to be split into two almost irreconcilable discussions. There is U.S. ...
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Madness in March: NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament Causes Upsets and Uproar
Last March, hearts broke as the NCAA tournament was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This year, the hype has ...
In College Basketball, Facility Disparity Reveals Gender Inequalities
Perhaps the biggest event in all of college sports is the March Madness basketball tournament. This year, unfortunately, the games ...
Re-signings and Biggest Deals: NFL Free Agency Recap
This past week marked the official start of the National Football League’s (NFL) offseason, and with it came a good ...
Exploring When Hot Takes Become Character Attacks in Sports Media
On a September episode of the Fox Sports debate show “Undisputed,” longtime pundit Skip Bayless swung and missed. Bayless questioned ...
Predicting the MLB Season, Division by Division
Another season of America’s pastime is set to begin, though you might not know it from the simple fact that ...
Meyers Leonard and Casual Anti-Semitism: Why Non-Jews Need to Pull Their Weight
Last week, I called my mom to talk about what I should make for my first Passover seder away from ...
Best Shape of His Life? A Dive into the Tropes of Spring Training
Around the end of January, I emailed Wesleyan’s pandemic herald (and also Associate Vice President and Dean of Students) Rick Culliton ...
Writers Reflect: Argus Sports Staff Remembers Favorite Live Games
It’s been almost a year since the now infamous Rudy Gobert interview, and the world has yet to return to ...
Wesleyan and NESCAC Presidents Decide to Allow Spring Sports Competition
The presidents of the New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC) released a statement on March 9 announcing that they ...