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- Yale's hottest athletes top the League in scoring
- Baby, you must be tired, 'cause you've been running through my mind all day., By Ben Reiter
- The dark side of Murawczyk; kicker reveals how to hit it between the posts., By Katie Cole
- Biceps of gold, By Missy Blakeley
- Wild Thang, By Joey Ax
- The Hottest Coaches
- Call me Dr. J, By Julia Paolitto
- Oh so Neiss..., By Aaron Lichtig
- Are Yale athletics "out?", By Rebecca Rosenthal
- Undefeated lacrosse team raises play to next level, By Alison Morris
-
W. Crew off to strong start, By Risa Berkower
- Sports Features
- Smack Zone
- behind the numbers
- ELItorial: Tennis's soap opera, By Anna Dolinsky
- From the Sidelines: Facing Duke, who stands a chance?, By Geoff Chepiga
- Around the Ivies, By Darcy Wiecks
- Athlete of the Week, By Aaron Lichtig
- Sports Shorts
- Gymnastics: Despite many injuries, Yale finishes season with win at ECACs, By Kenneth Hammond
- Softball: Yale softball searches for an offensive spark, By Rachel Luberda
- Men's Swimming: Gleason breaks record, By Kevin Tran
Stat Of The WeekBall-handling is an important skill for most teams at Yale—here is a look at some Bulldog stats:Number of balls handled by baseball team during practice: 216 Number of balls handled by football during Spring Ball: 357 Number of balls handled by scantily clad freshmen on Saturday night: 165 |
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