Hector Crespo
Hector Crespo
Farrahn Wood
Farrahn Wood
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2011 Tailgate of the Year!
2011 TAILGATE OF THE YEAR

Baseball struggles continue

May 1, 2013 by Charles No Comments

Through forty-one games, the Mountaineer baseball team has experienced a season up high highs and low lows. The traditional wording sounds something like, “an up and down season”, but those words do not explain the roller coaster ride the season has been. Wins are rarely convincing in the past month, and the losses are extremely [...]

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Ardrey Kell Spring Scrimmage

April 20, 2013 by Charles No Comments

The Appalachian State football team took its talents to south Charlotte on sunsplashed Saturday afternoon at Ardrey Kell High School. It was the first such event for football using this as a way to market the program off the mountain in the backyard of its most populous alumni base within the state. Although tailgating was [...]

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Baseball adds series win over Ga Southern, midweek win at UNC-A

April 10, 2013 by Charles No Comments

Jamie Nunn continued his consistent pitching with another strong 7 innings as the Mountaineers took game one from Georgia Southern on Friday evening 9-5. Nunn was once again over 100 pitches, and did walk four batters. He found trouble in the third inning, an inning that has become a weak spot for every Appalachian pitcher [...]

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Baseball wins series over Wofford

April 1, 2013 by Charles No Comments

First off, a little housekeeping. I have been away for a couple weeks for a variety of reasons. The basketball season can get long, and I just needed a break after starting a new job in December. The slower start than some expected by the baseball season, coupled with the typically late Boone winter, provided [...]

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Men’s Basketball Season Review

March 23, 2013 by Charles 1 Comment

When the Mountaineers learned they would be without the services of starting point guard Mike Neal until the beginning of the spring semester, many critics feared the Mountaineers would fall short of their already low expectations. For the most part, they were correct, as Appalachian started the season very slowly, not really beating anyone until a [...]

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Baseball (9-5) hosts defending Ivy League champ Cornell

March 15, 2013 by Charles No Comments

After splitting a midweek set of games to Georgia, Appalachian returns back home to the friendly turf at Beaver Field after nearly a three week layoff. The Mountaineers have not played at home since February 27th, a win over High Point. The Mountaineers have struggled on the mound recently, as the back half of their [...]

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball Season Reviews

March 15, 2013 by Charles No Comments

Our wrapup of the basketball season will be coming soon. The season for both teams was full of many highs and lows and you will not want to miss these articles, which will include backflashes from the seasons, from non-conference play to the conference tournament, while we also peer into the future of Appalachian basketball [...]

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App. State Men and Women advance at SoCon Tournament

March 10, 2013 by Charles No Comments

Women: Appalachian and Charleston played a really close game until the final few minutes when Appalachian’s pressure finally got to Charleston. Appalachian was in control for much of the game, but could never really extend their lead in the first half. Charleston led by a point on one occasion, but Appalachian quickly regained the lead. For [...]

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Appalachian opens tournament against Furman

March 9, 2013 by Charles No Comments

Furman pulled off the upset of the evening last night if you want to believe most SoCon experts. The fact is, there is not a huge gap between the bottom teams of this conference and the lower middle teams. Samford, who Furman beat on Friday, prefers a slower pace of basketball, which induces a game [...]

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Women’s Basketball to face Charleston

March 9, 2013 by Charles No Comments

Despite an up and down season that has confused and bewildered the team, the Mountaineer women have one more chance to redeem themselves when they tipoff at 2:15 against College of Charleston in the quarterfinals of the SoCon Tournament. Many teams and coaches would love to finish where the Mountaineers did when you consider their [...]

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