4th Seed UCLA Heads to Sweet 16
March 22, 2017
The Bruins handled the Texas A&M in a 75-43 rout in the second round. It was the largest margin of victory for the Bruins in their NCAA tournament history.
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Boise State University
Hawkins Football Player Commits to Boise State
February 17, 2016
Augustus Hawkins senior cornerback Robert Lewis signed to play football at Boise State University on February 3. He committed to the University in front of family and fellow teammates. “I just look forward to getting on that Boise State blue football field, contributing to their football team, and getting into the books and the academics,” said Lewis. The ceremony for Lewis was the first for Hawkins, football head coach Mil’Von James hopes the event become a tradition for the campus. “I couldn’t have made it without my teammates, my coaching staff, God, my family supporting me throughout thick and thin,”