By June 28th, 2017’s NCAA Baseball Champion will be crowned. Unfortunately, Tech baseball has already lost its chance at being best in the nation. For the first time in his 24-year tenure with the Jackets, […]
Head coach Josh Pastner was brought to Tech for his exuberance both on and off the court. This exuberance is what has Pastner excited for his first offseason, and first big shot at recruting for […]
Despite high hopes put on the young team, Tech softball floundered this year. The Jackets closed the season at No. 8 in the ACC with a less than satisfactory overall record of 19-34 after struggling […]
This is it. This marks the last issue of the Technique for the semester. For a lot of sections, that makes sense; the Life section hardly has campus life to worry about over the summer. […]
It is easy to be sucked in by the year-round nature of college sports. There are March Madness and baseball in the spring, football in the fall, swimming and diving in the winter, and so […]
Next Thursday marks the beginning of the National Football League’s annual draft. Over the course of three days, 253 of college football’s finest athletes will be told to pack their bags and move to a […]
On April 11, the Tech Women’s Volleyball team played host to the Beijing Automobile Works Women’s Volleyball Club (BAW). The teams ate meals together before and after the match, and BAW took a tour of […]
In 2022, the McAuley Aquatic Center will once again host a national swimming and diving championship event. From March 16-19, the Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships will be held at McAuley, and the […]
The National Invitation Tournament is over, and Tech basketball’s season is officially finished. That means an exhale, a reset and the gradual run-up to the next season already looming ahead. Spend a few minutes with […]
Yet another softball season draws closer to its end and once again, it seems that the Jackets have struggled competing away from home. While homesickness has cost them, Tech has still carried some of the […]
Few college athletes arrive on campus knowing that they will be top performers on their team. They certainly aspire to be there, but rarely do they accomplish that feat in their first year on Tech’s […]
From March 3–5, students may have noticed that the CRC basketball courts were closed. That weekend, Tech hosted the National Intramural-Recreational Sports Association (NIRSA) Championship Series Regional Basketball Championship. NIRSA was founded in 1950 by […]
It started with an episode of Survivorman, an eleven year old kid who was bored as hell, and a dead frog. “I saw him make a bow in the woods and he shot a frog,” […]
This year, the Tech baseball team got off to a hot start behind the hitting it has historically been known for under coach Danny Hall. An unexpected flag bearer has come through to lead that […]
Inclement weather on Monday and Wednesday could not keep the Jackets from spring football practices. Tech normally practices on Rose Bowl Field, but a wet field caused them to move indoors to the John and […]
If nothing, a Tech education teaches its recipients to strive for more. This season, that effort has paid off for women’s tennis. Championship competition is drawing nearer. Though the season is coming to an end, […]
The women’s basketball team’s season ended in a slugfest against Michigan in the Women’s NIT finals on April 1. Early in the season, Tech faced the Wolverines at home in the ACC/Big Ten challenge. The […]
To an outsider, Quinton Stephens seems to be two people. Is he the outside-scoring threat who served as a leader in Tech basketball’s improbable National Invitation Tournament run? Is he the budding investment banker with […]