The road ahead: Baseball team rebuilding, looking to go further next season
Reinaldo Llerena // Staff Writer The FIU baseball team’s season ended on a wild pitch versus Marshall University, but the loss does not mean much…
Head Coach Turtle Thomas
Panthers Complete Showing at Coral Gables Regional
After securing a bid in the Coral Gables Regional by winning the Conference USA title, the Panthers went 1-2 in their first trip to the tournament in five years.
Panthers rally from behind to defeat Volunteers on opening night
Jacob Spiwak/Staff Writer Despite the wind and chilly temperature that dropped 14 degrees over the course of the night, it was Opening Day for FIU…
Garcia looks to build off strong sophomore campaign
Reinaldo Llerena/Contributing Writer While freshman Edwin Rios highlighted the 2013 baseball season for the Panthers, sophomore Catcher Aramis Garcia had an equally impressive season, matching…
Baseball: the words behind the numbers
In team sports you get assigned a number. This is your distinction on that team, the one thing that sets you apart when you’re on…
COMMENTARY: Thanks seniors, but it’s time to prepare freshmen
It’s easy to call this Panther football team a disappointment.
Cardinals survive scare from Panthers
Injuries, penalties, and special team mishaps overruled any benefit mother nature and a stifling Panther’s defense provided to FIU in a game that ended 28-21 in favor of the Louisville Cardinals.
UL-FIU keys to the game
As the Panthers and Cardinals sit and wait inside while a steady rain falls, and is expected to when the game kicks off at 7 pm, here’s a look at five keys to the game that could factor in either side coming out on top.
HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES: A glimpse at the Louisville Cardinals
We got the chance to catch up with Louisville Cardinal beat writer Noah Allison this week and he gave us some insight into the upcoming matchup between FIU and No. 18 Louisville in Miami.
Panthers to face “best quarterback [they’ve] seen…”
After suffering their second straight road loss last weekend, the Panthers will be at home against the Louisville Cardinals (3-0) this weekend. Both these teams met for the first time last year and the Panthers (1-2) left Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium with a victory, 24-17.