Opinion: Go Basic
Fundamentals.

Second Chances: Volleyball earns third NCAA berth
It wasn’t supposed to be this hard.

Hornets survive, Big Sky thrives with at-large entry
It was one of those teeth-clinching, nail-biting, painful-to-watch conclusions to an impressive season. A five game, first round loss to sixth seed Cal State Northridge on Nov. 19 knocked the No. 1 seed Sac State Hornets out of the Big Sky tournament and denied them an automatic berth to the NCAA Division I tournament.

Hornets win first three
Welcome to never-never land.

Club Cuts: Lacrosse
Rebuilding. The Clippers seem to be perpetually stuck in it, the 49ers just discovered it, and the Kings just blasted through it. Meanwhile, the Sac State Lacrosse Club is mired in it.

Roberts may forgo senior season to try NFL
Junior running back Charles Roberts said he may skip his final season at Sac State and attempt to play in the NFL, according to Sacramento Bee reports.

Lineman will try his talents on the next level
Just the next in the long line of CSUS players getting ready to take the leap from Sac State football to the NFL.

Opinion: Don’t let up now
A winning season.

Women’s hoops downs Lamar
Four Hornets scored in double-figures led by junior Michelle St. Clair’s 14 points as the Sac State women’s basketball team defeated Lamar University, 61-54, in its season opener Friday night at Hornet Gym.