Punching into the era of influencer boxing

On November 15, a boxing match between Mike Tyson and Jake Paul shattered national streaming records, becoming the most streamed sporting event ever, according to CNBC. 

The implications and frustrations of club sports

As the Mocs near the midway point in the season, the push for playoffs is going to begin after the summation of winter break. The way playoffs are set up, however, is complicated. A big part in this is the fact that our Mocs hockey team isn’t a school sport. It's a club sport.

Steen leads men’s basketball to overtime victory

Junior forward Alex Steen paved the way with an explosive performance that played a key role in FSC’s impressive victory.

Giller named 2024 SSC Men’s Runner of the Year

Despite a short-spanned season and an ankle injury, junior Christia Giller was named Sunshine State Conference (SSC) 2024 Men’s Cross Country 2024 Runner of the Year.

Beyond the court: Peyton Gerald’s journey of passion, perseverance and teamwork

A few hours before tip-off, Peyton Gerald is already in the gym, lifting weights and pushing his limits, convinced that every rep makes him stronger for the game ahead.

Dodgers defeat Yankees for their 8th World Series title

In what was a dream scenario and matchup for Commissioner Rob Manfred, the Dodgers took down the New York Yankees in five games, a gentleman's sweep.  

Opinion: Should Tua Tagovailoa Retire?

Miami Dolphins Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa has returned from yet another brutal concussion, leaving fans to wonder if it's safe for him to continue in the NFL. 

Four Mocs make the podium at nationals

Despite Hurricane Milton, on-and-off travel cancellations and missing team members, Mocs waterski was able to clinch fourth place at the 2024 Syndicate Water Ski Collegiate Nationals for Division I.

Coach Waffle House moves from sidelines to headlines

Florida Southern student Cole Woodard, a dedicated Florida State University football fan, recently found himself thrust into the spotlight.

Teams fight adversity of Hurricane Milton

Hurricane Milton made landfall as a category three hurricane in mid-October sending students scrambling to evacuate Florida Southern campus a week before fall break. That shift in plan caused by Milton not only affected the student base, but the student-athlete population, as well.

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