This Week's Front Page
A weekend split left the Owls' position in the Conference USA standings up in the air. They find themselves in a 10-way tie for second place, behind East Carolina University, who beat the Owls 2-0 on Friday at the Rice Track and Soccer Stadium. "The thing about conference is that on any given day, anything can happen," senior captain Christine Petric said. (0) comments
Last weekend the volleyball team began conference play against some familiar opponents: the University of Texas-El Paso, the team Rice eliminated from last season's Conference USA tournament, and Tulane University, the team that subsequently defeated the Owls in the next round. (0) comments
Turn the page on Tim Rattay and Troy Edwards. Forget about Colt Brennan and Davone Bess. Last Saturday afternoon, senior quarterback Chase Clement and senior wide receiver Jarett Dillard became the most prolific scoring duo in college football history. To put it in perspective, there has not been a diad this hot since Carrie Bradshaw set her sights on Mr. (0) comments
It was a first for Owls Soccer, but it's happened elsewhere countless times in the past. In the 13th minute of the Owls' match against Marshall University on Sunday, freshman Chealsey Russell spotted freshman teammate Amy Beger making a run off the right wing. (0) comments
When Tom Brady went down in the first quarter against the Kansas City Chiefs, prematurely ending his 2008-'09 season, I felt his pain because my season ended as well. Not only did the event ruin my fantasy football hopes, as Brady was my first overall pick, but it also destroyed my appetite to watch another NFL game this year. (6) comments