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Cross country hands torch to Tyson

The Bulletin, Gonzaga University, WA

3 minutes ago by Travis Lucian

Pat Tyson believes a great coach is an artist. The runners, he says, represent a canvas, and as the artist, he is in charge of painting a good-looking picture, or more simply put, a winning one.

In his first season with the Bulldogs, Tyson has his sights set on improving the program as Gonzaga's first full-time cross country and track and field coach.

'They threatened to kill us'

The Bulletin, Gonzaga University, WA

8 hours ago by Anne Jansa

Two men came up behind the students and yelled at them to get down on the ground and give up their valuables. The assailants swore, screamed threats and cocked their shotguns.

On Thursday, Aug. 28, two Gonzaga students and a student from Eastern Washington University were victims of an armed robbery on the corner of Nora Avenue and Astor Street.

Students remain in the dark about university's future

The Bulletin, Gonzaga University, WA

6 hours ago by Adam Membrey

Late last year, I witnessed Father Spitzer give a concise, pithy speech about how he had arrived on this campus nearly 11 years ago at the threshold of a university in dire need of change.

Every day demanded our dedicated soon-to-be-exiting-president to make a quick decision of some sort that would hopefully benefit the university in the long run.

UW Recap: Jake in progress

Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR

4 days ago by Robert Husseman

Washington quarterback Jake Locker made no excuses in light of Oregon's 44-10 win over Washington Saturday night. "I need to get the ball out quicker," a visibly frustrated Locker said postgame. "I just didn't execute. That's it." Locker completed 12 of 28 passes for 103 yards on the night, adding 57 more yards on 16 carries to lead the Huskies in rushing.

Masoli, Harper may factor in

Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR

6 days ago by Kevin Hudson

With this week's announcement that sophomore quarterback Nate Costa will be out for the season after surgery to repair a torn meniscus and ACL, Oregon will turn to Sun Bowl phenomenon Justin Roper in its season opener against rival Washington - and for the immediate future.

Leadership, patience among reasons to wait on Nate Costa

Oregon Daily Emerald, University of Oregon, OR

6 days ago by Andrew Greif | Sports Editor

Don't feel bad for Nate Costa. The redshirt sophomore from Hilmar, Calif., will be out for the entire season after doctors found a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during surgery Wednesday to repair a torn meniscus in the same knee. Instead of a hopeful 8-10 week delay to his promising season, it's wait-til-next-year.