Spring Break
It was a tale of two games, two basement-dwelling teams and two very different victories as the first-place Drexel men's basketball team headed into a pair of games against Towson and James Madison. The Dragons expected to make easy work of their lower-ranking counterparts, who rank 10th and ninth, respectively, in the CAA.
A beauty for a girlfriend, a five-year, $18 million contract with the Dolphins, moving to Miami and seeing your beauty in swimsuits all of the time and your own sports talk radio show. Former Eagles' third-string quarterback A.J. Feeley has it all. All for doing what? Some say he has gotten the most out of nothing than anyone in the sporting world.
Feb. 22 was Senior Day for the Drexel (9-14, 5-4 Colonial Athletic Association) wrestlers, but at least 100 Lehigh (20-4) supporters turned the Daskalakis Athletic Center brown and white as the sixth-ranked Mountain Hawks dealt the Dragons their fourth loss in a row, 33-6.
The Drexel women's basketball team split their third weekend in a row by defeating Towson 74-67 Feb. 20 and falling to Hofstra, one of the top teams in the Colonial Athletic Association this season. The Dragons remain in the middle of the pack in the CAA as the regular season winds down.
Drexel's men's swimming and diving team placed seventh and the women placed ninth at last weeks Colonial Athletic Association Championships. Anthony Perry placed first on the one and three meter boards to earn Outstanding Diver of the CAA Championships. Perry set a new conference record on the three meter board with a score of 610.
The Drexel men's lacrosse team opened their 2004 season with a 15-4 loss to Virginia, the top ranked team in the country. The Dragons fell behind 8-1 at the half but never gave up, and scored three goals in the fourth period. Drexel's Jessue Rumble led the Dragons with two goals as Sean Moloney added a goal and an assist.
Alex Rodriguez is now a New York Yankee if you've been living under a rock for the last couple of weeks. There are very many people you can blame for this. One might be Aaron Boone for playing pickup basketball and tearing his ACL, thus necessitating the need for a third baseman for the Yanks.
Von Hayes - two words that have undoubtedly located themselves at the forefront of many Phillies fan's minds. This past Thursday, pitchers and catchers reported to the Phillies' spring home of Clearwater, Fla. For the second consecutive season, the Phillies are stirring a buzz in Major League Baseball circles and the greater Philadelphia region.
