Still shining bright: Ray bounces back
A smidgen of doubt was in the air. Ricky Ray, known to many as “Ray Gun,” looked unstoppable in his first three starts as the Hornet’s quarterback, throwing for 795 yards, nine touchdowns and, most importantly, no interceptions against the Montana, UC Davis, and Montana State. But in Sac State’s 52-49 loss to Weber State on Oct. 2, the Shasta Junior College transfer showed kinks in his Green-and-Gold armor.

Left Field: Sweeter than honey
What you want, baby they got it.

Volleyball climbing up the ranks of Big Sky conference
Tasman Dwyer led Sac State volleyball with 19 kills and 5 blocks in their win over Idaho State in the Hornet Gym on Saturday.

Cross Country runs on
Eric Mencarini took first place overall for the third time this season as he led a battered Sac State cross country team to second and third place finishes at the San Francisco State Invitational on Saturday.

Water Ski Club gears up for National Championships at Lake Natomas
Fun, sun, and high hopes have the Sac State Water Ski Club geared up for the 1999 College Nationals to be held at Shortline Lake in Elk Grove.

UC Irvine downs Hornets: Overtime loss marks end of non-conference season
The non-conference season ended Sunday for the Sac State men with a 1-0 overtime loss to UC Irvine.

Women’s soccer maintains winning record after two straight losses
Gone are the dreams of a 14 win, three loss season. The winning streak is over.

Student seats: The Hive is back
Duke University has the Cameron Crazies. UC Davis has the Aggie Pack. The Cleveland Browns have the Dawg Pound. The Sac State Hornets now have The Hive.