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Author: Daniel Herrera
Daniel Herrera
I'm Daniel Herrera, a native of Los Angeles. I'll be graduating from Cal State University, Dominguez Hills in May 2024. I've developed a profound interest in storytelling, broadcasting, photography, and sports, particularly soccer and basketball. My aspiration is to get a career that allows me to travel the globe covering soccer matches. With the skills and expertise I've cultivated, my ultimate goal is to become an on-the-field sports reporter.
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The Notre Dame offensive lineman goes No. 5 in the NFL Draft
LOS ANGELES – The USC Trojans spring football game was a good barometer of what is to come for the fall. The Trojans’ offensive and defensive units competed against one another in the team’s annual showcase to fans and supporters. USC’s’ first game of the season is just over four months away. And what fans and supporters of the program saw was an improvement on the Trojans’ defensive side of the ball. With the game being played at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, the friendly contest between the Trojans’ offense and the team’s defense ended with a favorable score for…
The name O.J. Simpson brings in a lot of thoughts and memories. Some still see him sitting down in the courtroom as a criminal defendant, while others still see that one kid from northern California who took the NFL by surprise. Simpson, also known as “The Juice’” passed away on April 11, 2024, leaving us with a legacy filled with memorable moments. “I want to thank God for when I think about history and all the great people for allowing me to live at a time when such basic talents of body functions as running and jumping would be worthy…
Local teams record excellent perfomrances
LOS ANGELES – The LMU men’s basketball team keeps trying, but the Lions keep falling short. In the middle of a periodic losing skid, LMU’s home game against the Pepperdine Waves on Feb. 12 sort of exemplified the current losing streak the Lions are on. At the end of the first half, the Lions found themselves down just one point (30-29) to the Waves. Things collapsed for LMU in the second half as Pepperdine outscored the Lions 42-34 and came away with a 72-63 road win at Gersten Pavilion. RATTLE THE RIM, LARS!#RaiseTheStandard pic.twitter.com/Mjq5sL0jpp— LMU Men's Basketball (@lmulionsMBB) February 11,…