Another summer has come and gone.
But this summer was certainly different than the past ones because of a pandemic that forced people to change how they go about their daily routine.
DePaul was...
On Wednesday, the NCAA admitted they are a bunch of hypocrites when it comes to student-athletes making money based on their name, image and likeness (NIL).
During a media call, the NCAA announced...
DePaul’s season has officially hit rock bottom. The Blue Demons were on life support heading into Saturday’s game against Creighton at the Chi Health Center. After a 40-minute beatdown, the Bluejays...
In many ways, McGrath-Phillips Arena is a glorified high school gym.
From the pull-out bleachers lining two sides of the court, to the electronic scoreboard instead of a Jumbotron, to banners honoring...
If you followed the DePaul Blue Demons athletic department over the summer, you probably spent some time scratching your head.
From recruiting drama to sudden, high-profile retirements, to text messages...
For the first time since 1986, the United States missed the World Cup after falling to Trinidad & Tobago 2-1. During simultaneous matches on the final day of qualifying, both Honduras and Panama rallied...
I have to take my hat off to the fine folks at the NCAA and president Mark Emmert — they really know how to put on a show.
Neck deep in corruption scandals, Emmert declared to the world that it was...
Athletic Director Jean Lenti Ponsetto made a rare media appearance in the form of a 45-minute interview with the Chicago Tribune on Thursday, where she once again said almost nothing of value while taking...
The DePaul University community is a Chicago community. If you walk around the Loop or Lincoln Park campus and ask students why they chose to become Blue Demons, they will likely say “the city.”...
When the Blue Demons lost Wednesday’s game against Marquette in the opening round of the Big East Tournament at Madison Square Garden, they capped off what should have been a season to remember. But...
There’s something inherently appealing about an underdog. David and Goliath is an almost universal tale, the story of a young boy that beat a nine-foot warrior. It’s not hard for anyone to cheer for...
If you’re a sports fan like me and you appreciate everything that happens off the field as much as — if not more than — what happens on it, FS1’s first-ever “All-Access” broadcast of DePaul...
