Integrity on the line: Ley and panelists challenge new era of sports
By Jayden Brackett | December 3Confronting the audience about sports is way bigger than just headlines and controversy.
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Staton-McCray earns BIG EAST Player of the Week after Maui Invitational performance
By Zachary Mawby | December 1Earlier today, the BIG EAST named Seton Hall men’s basketball team’s AJ Staton-McCray its Player of the Week.
College, pro sports face betting crisis in wake of Rutgers scandal
By Jaden Highsmith | December 1With odds displayed on broadcasts, non-stop commercials from betting companies, and millions of dollars wagered daily, sports betting has become a huge part of sports culture over the past few years.
Men’s basketball claims third place behind another big Staton-McCray performance
By Jaden Highsmith | November 27Seton Hall men’s basketball ended its trip to Hawaii for the Maui Invitational on a high note, beating the Washington State University Cougars (WSU), 75-61, in the third-place game. The Pirates played with confidence from start to finish and showed that they are much better than what many expected coming into the season.
Lack of free throws, offensive rebounds leads to men’s basketball’s first loss of season
By Zachary Mawby | November 26Even after Seton Hall men’s basketball’s statement win over the No. 23 North Carolina State University Wolfpack on Monday, ESPN’s matchup predictor gave the University of Southern California (USC) Trojans a 71.9% chance to win the following game—better odds than last game, yes, but the Pirates were still the underdogs.
Men’s basketball’s strong defense fuels statement win over No. 23 NC State in Maui Invitational Quarterfinal
By Zachary Mawby | November 25Ahead of Monday's game, ESPN’s matchup predictor gave the No. 23 North Carolina State University Wolfpack an 83.5% chance to defeat Seton Hall men’s basketball in the opening round of the Maui Invitational.
Men’s soccer’s season ends in second round of NCAA Tournament, season recap
By Zachary Mawby | November 24Seton Hall men’s soccer fell to the No. 11 Bryant University Bulldogs, 1-0, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Sunday, bringing their season to an end.
Molina leads men’s soccer to thrilling penalty-shootout win in first round of NCAA Tournament
By Ace Crawford | November 21On Thursday, the NCAA Division I Men’s Soccer Championship kicked off on fields across the country.
Catalon’s clutch performance lifts Seton Hall in double-OT thriller against Fordham
By Jaden Highsmith | November 21Seton Hall women’s basketball earned its toughest win of its young season on Thursday, defeating Fordham University 90–83 in a double-overtime thriller at Walsh Gymnasium to improve to 4–0.
Simpkins, bench unit lead men’s basketball to best start since 2014-2015 season
By Zachary Mawby | November 19Seton Hall men’s basketball defeated the University of New Haven Chargers, 68-45, in their first-ever meeting at the Prudential Center on Tuesday.
ESPN’s President of Content offers advice for students at Seton Hall Sports Poll, SMAC hosted event
By Zachary Mawby | November 18In January 1996, Microsoft founder Bill Gates wrote an essay titled “Content is King,” from which the now-popular phrase originated. With the rise of the internet, Gates suggested that producing a volume of high-quality, engaging content would lead to success in the future of media.
2023 alumnus’ full court vision brings club basketball to Seton Hall
By William Gilhooly | November 14Seton Hall’s basketball reputation extends far beyond the decorated varsity team.
Men’s basketball flips switch in second half to secure win over Monmouth
By Jaden Highsmith | November 14Seton Hall men’s basketball stayed unbeaten with a 70–58 win over Monmouth University on Thursday night, but it took a major second-half push to get there.
Resch named Defensive Player of the Year as men’s soccer earns All-BIG EAST honors
By Jayden Brackett | November 13As the Seton Hall Pirates capped off a 7-3-7 season, senior defender Agustin Resch was named the 2025 BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year on Wednesday—making him just the second Pirate ever to receive the award since SHU Athletics Hall of Famer George Nazario did so in 1990.
Staton-McCray’s leadership, performance leads men’s basketball past Fairfield
By Zachary Mawby | November 11After surviving a near upset against the Wagner College Seahawks last week, Seton Hall men’s basketball responded with a 82-59 win over Fairfield University in their second straight game at Walsh Gymnasium on Monday.
'I feel like we lost': Fisher, Payne push Pirates to win over Wagner despite rocky start
By Christian Hui | November 8Seton Hall defeated the Wagner College Seahawks 68-61 for their second game of the season in Walsh Gymnasium on Friday.
Codio, WBB opens season with defensive statement against St. Peter’s
By Jaden Highsmith | November 5Seton Hall women’s basketball opened its 2025-2026 campaign Tuesday night with an 88–39 win over St. Peter’s University at Walsh Gym, while setting the tone for a season focused on defensive intensity and perimeter discipline.
“He’s a monster”: Hines, men's basketball dominate defensively in season opener win over St. Peter’s
By Zachary Mawby | November 4Seton Hall’s men’s basketball team opened its season with a dominant 77-50 victory over St. Peter’s University at Prudential Center on Nov. 3.
Codio scores 25 points in women’s basketball 92-42 exhibition win over Jefferson
By Zachary Mawby | October 31Ahead of their regular season opener against St. Peter’s on Nov. 4, Seton Hall’s women’s basketball team hosted Thomas Jefferson University for an exhibition match on Thursday at Walsh Gymnasium.
The “conscience” of ESPN on the challenges facing sports journalism industry
By Zachary Mawby | October 31Bob Ley never imagined that ESPN would be what it is today when he joined the network on just its third day of operation in 1979.
