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As the curtain closes on the indoor season and the Horizon League Track and Field Championships approach, the Youngstown State University squad reflects on a season of adversity and accomplishment.Having to drive to Kent several times a week for practice (due to a lack of a training facility on campus) led the team to develop a mental toughness that translated into success in their respective events.

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Track and field team preps for championships

Southeast Missouri put the Cougars on their heels with runs of 15-0 and 9-0 in the first half, on their way to an 83-63 victory at the Vadalabene Center. Head Coach Lennox Forrester attributed a lack of intensity from his team leading to the result. “For us to have any success we have to give 110 percent every night.

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Forrester questions intensity in loss to SEMO

In addition to the consulting work that we did, the team had several cultural and professional opportunities, which made for an exciting and inspiring trip.

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The Haiti IXP

Once upon a time, a loveable quarterback won his team a Super Bowl, had a long, fulfilling career and then walked away gracefully into the world of retired football players. This would be any professional football players “happily ever after,” but in Brett Favres case, his fairytale ending is far, far away.

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Pitts’ play-by-play: Once upon a time, the Brett Favre legacy

Even Ron Everhart isnt sure how his team is doing it these days.

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Alone in a crowd

Red-shirt freshman Mick Viken is one of many new faces to the Eastern track and field team this season and has already made a major impact on the team so far this season. Viken, who transferred to Eastern from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has competed in four meets as a Panther and has already tied the schools all-time record.

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Can we get much higher?

SRUs all-girl and co-ed cheerleading teams came in second and fourth place in their respective divisions at the Universal Cheerleaders Association nationals Jan.

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Rock cheerleading teams place in top five at nationals

The outlook for the Colonials has improved, as evidenced by GWs 72-52 win Wednesday night over Fordham, though it was once again the Colonials defense that kept the team afloat for much of the game.

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Colonials get defensive in fifth-straight win

The mens soccer team is playing for all it can get tonight. The No. 11 Tigers will take on No

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Men’s soccer: Conference title and playoff bid up for grabs in Trinity face off

A team with a $1 billion state-of-the-art stadium and an over $90 million payroll, one would assume that the team would be successful enough to earn these compensations.

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Pitts’ play-by-play: Cowboys fall under heavy scrutiny