The week two curse of injuries strikes again in the NFL, with numerous notable players being taken out for weeks or potentially the whole season. To fill the roster spots left open by injuries or players who continue to prove their lack of value, I have compiled this week’s list of potential stars to target and duds to avoid.
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With fantasy drafts out of the way and the season in full swing, more and more questions are being asked and answered each week. I have looked over the results of each game and come up with my top starts and sits for week two of the NFL. Now that the season is underway, I will be expanding my analysis to include all potential fantasy positions to cater to those who will be dealing with bye weeks going forward.
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From kickboxing to cycling classes, the College’s Recreation and Wellness Center offers numerous fitness classes for students to stay moving this semester.
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By David RobertsStaff Writer This past Saturday, the College hosted SUNY for the first regular season home game since Nov. 6, 2019. The meaning of ...
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By David RobertsStaff Writer It’s been 658 days. That is how long it has been since the College has played in a regular season football game. The ...
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By Kevin LongColumnist The longest season of the National Football League is upon us, bringing with it the longest season of fantasy football ever seen. ...
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By Erin RustCorrespondent When the spring season approaches each year, expectations follow — expectations that buds will bloom, temperatures will rise ...
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By Chris BaldwinStaff Writer As with any collegiate athletic program, there are a multitude of staff members working behind the scenes to help the teams ...
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By Miles BarksdaleCorrespondent As he calmly walked down the final hole of the Masters Tournament, Hideki Matsuyama exuded a sense of confidence that ...
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By Jordyn SavaStaff Writer The traditional fall season is an exciting time for any athlete, but plenty of sports at the College, including baseball, ...
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By Matt Basile Staff Writer It’s that time of year — March Madness has ended, baseball has begun and the azaleas on the Augusta National Golf Course ...
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By Jordyn Sava Staff Writer The women’s swim team has seen their season change in a plethora of ways due to Covid-19. Nevertheless, they dove into ...
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By Dan Kelly Correspondent Nearly two years after Virginia defeated Texas Tech for the 2019 title, the much-anticipated March Madness tournament is finally ...
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By Esther MoralesCorrespondent When Covid-19 struck and quarantine was at its peak this summer, sophomore marketing major Adam Yu and hometown friend ...
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By Chris BaldwinStaff Writer Both coaches and athletes play a huge role in the success of a college athletic program, but behind the scenes are the administrators ...
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By Jordyn SavaStaff Writer At the College, student athletes have been faced with a different reality due to the pandemic consisting of virtual team meetings, ...
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By Jordyn SavaStaff Writer Before Covid-19 hit, sophomore nursing major Carly Baker looked forward to taking classes at the College’s gym nearly everyday. ...
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By David RobertsCorrespondent It has been almost half a decade since the last NJAC championship was earned by the swim team. This was not the first ...
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By Chris BaldwinStaff Writer After a collegiate and professional career as a track runner and over a decade in coaching, Head Coach Justin Lindsey knows ...
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By Matthew BasileCorrespondent Tiger Woods was badly injured last week in a car crash in Los Angeles. Golf fans and the sports world alike were relieved ...
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