By Jeremy Gonzalez, Co-Sports Editor One long and excruciating month has passed since all sports were put on hold in the wake of COVID-19 sweeping the nation. The National Basketball Association was the first sports league to announce a suspension of their season on Wednesday, March 11 when Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive […]
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The Best of Spring Athletics
By Jeremy Gonzalez, Co-Sports Editor With the cancellation of athletics for spring 2020 due to coronavirus, The Bulletin would like to recognize the top athletes from each sport that was playing in the spring before their respective seasons were canceled. Golf: Seniors Raynard Belmonte and Todd Henderson Although golf played in three tournaments in the […]
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UFC 249 Grapples With COVID-19
By Brian Hinchion, Staff Reporter UFC 249 was set to take place April 18. Astute observers will highlight the key word of the previous sentence, was. The UFC, along with basically all the other major sporting leagues around the globe, suspended or cancelled all upcoming events due to the ongoing global pandemic. The one difference […]
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And the First pick in this Year’s 2020 Virtual Draft is…
By Robert Rios, Co-News Editor All rounds of the NFL Draft will still take place this year, but with a bit of a virtual twist. The NFL was tackled out of nowhere by the coronavirus and was forced to postpone the annual draft celebration. This, however, will not stop the NFL from showcasing the top […]
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Hoops Hiatus in Full Effect
By Jackson Cascio, Staff Reporter March was supposed to be the busiest time of the year for basketball, with the NCAA March Madness men’s and women’s tournaments going on while the NBA enters the final stretch of the regular season. However, one tiny factor completely derailed the busy month, along with the near future of […]