Sports Shorts

Ask the Review Staff...
Who’s Going to Win the Men’s NCAA Tourny?

“Um, there’s no way I can really keep my answer under 150 words, so I’ll go with the easy answer and say Duke.”
Jacob Kramer-Duffield
Perspectives Editor

“I’m skipping all of my classes next week to find out.”
Nick Stillman
Editor in Chief

“Oberlin, definitely Oberlin.”
Alyson Dame
News Editor

“I don’t know. Who’s in it? No, honestly, I don’t know.”
Blake Rehberg
Sports Editor

“Duke. I hate ’em, but they’re damn good.”
Jessica Rosenberg
Copy Editor

“Um, uh, oh, um, Otterbein? I’m joking! They just have a fun name to say.”
Lee Dolan
Photo Editor

“Duke will kick everybody’s ass. Word.”
Zachary Pretzer
Sports Editor

“Michael Smith. What’s the NCAA?”
Bill Lascher
World News Editor

“The University of Kentucky. If I didn’t say that, all of my friends in Kentucky would lynch me.”
Ireta Kraal
Managing Editor

“I’ve gotta’ go with Stanford. They’ve been hot this year.
Christina Morgan
Arts Editor

“I wouldn’t know.”
Kari Wethington
Arts Editor

 

Marquee Event

Baseball
vs. Penn St.-Behrend and LaRoche (Pa.) College 
Sat. and Sun., 
1 p.m. and 
3:30 p.m.

The Oberlin baseball team’s home opener was rained out last week, but don’t hesistate to stop by Dill Field on Saturday and Sunday, as they will take on two opponents from Pennsylvania in two doubleheaders, with both opening games beginning at 1 p.m.

 

You Can Say that Again

“I have been getting on base, but it was nice to make some contact.”

-Chris Irish
College senior

On his play so far this season...on the baseball field.

 

This Week in Sports

Big Ten Starts NCAA Tourney as Big Losers

After sending seven teams to the NCAA tournament, the Big Ten saw three teams get knocked out in the first round yesterday. Ohio State lost to Utah State, Wisconsin, who made it the Final Four last year, fell to Georgia State and Indiana bowed out in the first round once again, losing to Akron-based Kent State.


Hoosier Daddy Bobby?

Speaking of Indiana losing in the first round, former Hoosier Head Coach Bob Knight has brushed aside other job opportunities to focus on the head coach opening at Texas Tech University.


I Don’t Think so Sis’

Venus Williams, who was scheduled to play her sister, Serena, withdrew because of tendonitis in her left knee and a severe case of being a wuss.