Author: VINCENT CHEN

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Linsanity Reaches a New High

Post author By VINCENT CHEN
Post date October 15, 2013

http://l2.yimg.com/bt/api/res/1.2/hdEnPbeB52w1WJxPSYOEDQ--/YXBwaWQ9eW5ld3M7Zmk9ZmlsbDtoPTYzNDtweW9mZj0wO3E9NzU7dz05NjA-/http://media.zenfs.com/en_us/Sports/ap/201310130609221630232 — Jeremy Lin receiving an ovation from the crowd.

Linsanity has officially enter Manila. Jeremy Lin has become a international superstar in the making since his breakout game with the Knicks last February. Lin has especially been popular in Asia where a huge amount of devoted fans wait to see him. Linsanity has swept through Manila where the Rockets will pay their first preseason game. Jeremy immediately is mobbed by a swarm of fans everywhere he goes. For many fans in Asia its as if Linsanity never went away. Jeremy Lin is easily one of the most popular basketball players overseas.

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Colts Feeling Lucky

Post author By VINCENT CHEN
Post date October 14, 2013

Andrew Luck under the center for the Colts vs the Packers

Andrew Luck has been more than giving the Colts a lot of luck since they drafted him last year. Luck has helped Indianapolis go from a 2-14 season to an 11-5 turnaround. His statistics having only been improving. He has become one of the most underrated players in the league. Author Chase Stuart in “Luck’s Effect on Colts Transcends His Statistics,” points out that Luck has a league leading third down QBR of 97.6 as well as the most value production running for any quarterback. Thanks to Luck the Colts are now serious contenders for the Super Bowl. It looks like the Colts made the right choice drafting Andrew because they definitely needed a whole lot of luck.

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2013/10/09/sports/Y-LUCK/Y-LUCK-articleLarge.jpg — Luck looking for a receiver.

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Baruch Soccer 5-0

Post author By VINCENT CHEN
Post date October 14, 2013

http://athletics.baruch.cuny.edu/images/2012/10/22/rp_primary_EdwardHumphries2012.jpg — Bearcats with possession of the ball

After the victory over Lehman College, the Baruch men soccer team advanced to 5-0 for the start of the season as well as first place in the CUNYAC standings. The Bearcats were trailing throughout the first half. However they stayed persistent and were finally able to score on the 67th minute. Goalkeeper Helder Correia was able to defend all goals to keep it all tied at 1-1 until the Bearcats were able to break open the game and win it 2-1. The Bearcats next play on October 19.