Jake Wexelblatt

WEXELBLATT | San Diego, Los Angeles Face Off in NLDS Smells Like Recent Bout With Boston, Houston

The 2020 MLB postseason is bigger than ever before, with the wild card round dwindling the field down from 16 to eight. With more matchups … [Read more...] about WEXELBLATT | San Diego, Los Angeles Face Off in NLDS Smells Like Recent Bout With Boston, Houston

For the second straight season, NFL fans have claimed the Cleveland Browns would become relevant and make the playoffs for the first time … [Read more...] about WEXELBLATT | New Browns, Same Results as Cleveland Prepares for Another Mediocre Season

When analyzing the greatness of professional athletes’ prowess, fans quickly compare within sports and not across them. Instead, fans should … [Read more...] about WEXELBLATT | Quarterbacks, Goalies, Pitchers Are More Similar Than They May Seem

As sports in the United States begin to return after being canceled in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, college sports should be the first … [Read more...] about WEXELBLATT | College Sports Should Be Prioritized in Wake of Pandemic

The MLB and the MLB Players Association are standing off over the 2020 baseball season. Players want longer seasons and full prorated pay, … [Read more...] about WEXELBLATT | For Starters, Future as Strong as Ever

The University of Connecticut announced plans to depart from the American Athletic Conference and return to the Big East for the upcoming … [Read more...] about WEXELBLATT | Conference Switches Mean More to Conferences Than Schools

Georgetown men’s basketball’s sophomore guard Mac McClung announced Sunday afternoon his decision to declare for the 2020 NBA Draft, which … [Read more...] about COMMENTARY | McClung Declares for NBA Draft, Will Likely Land Back at Georgetown

With No. 13 Seton Hall sinking three-pointers on each of their first four possessions of the game, Georgetown found itself trailing 16-0 … [Read more...] about MEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas’ Late Comeback Attempts Prove Unsuccessful Against Seton Hall

Georgetown University sports first rose to prominence in the 1980s with the success of the men’s basketball program, culminating in a … [Read more...] about Stepping Back, Looking Forward: Hoya Sports Rise in Prominence

The Georgetown women’s basketball team hosted the James Madison University Dukes on Thursday night, falling by a final score of 66-59 … [Read more...] about WOMEN’S BASKETBALL | Hoyas’ Offense Falters in 2nd Half in 66-59 Loss to JMU