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San Jose State in transition entering Military Bowl game

Maybe they should call it the Transition Bowl. For the third consecutive year — which accounts for 60 percent of the lifespan of this particular event — the Military Bowl had coaching news between the selection date and the game. Ralph Friedgen was fired by Maryland in 2010, but he was allowed to coach the game and ended his Terrapins career with a big win over East Carolina. Read More

Colorado lures coach Mike MacIntyre away from San Jose State

DENVER — Mike MacIntyre turned around the San Jose State football program in short order and will be asked to do the same at the University of Colorado. On Monday, MacIntyre signed a five-year deal to coach the Buffaloes. His hiring ends a two-week search by Colorado that included a rejection by its first choice, Butch Jones. Read More

San Jose State heads to D.C. for Military Bowl

The Falcons are back in the Military Bowl, just not the ones usually associated with the military. Bowling Green accepted an invitation Sunday to play No. 24 San Jose State at RFK Stadium in the nation’s capital on Dec. 27. Read More

Bay Area college baseball teams trying to put emphasis on pitching

STANFORD — If Wednesday’s Bay Area college baseball media day proved anything, it’s that if one hopes to break into the postseason this season, one will have to rely on good pitching. And a lot of it. Read More

Double-murder victims identified as former San Jose State students

Two people who were shot to death in San Jose over the weekend in a double homicide have been identified as Eric Kenzo Otokawa and Kristina Lynn Pandula, both former San Jose State University students.Otokawa, 21, of San Jose, and Pandula, 20, of Sunnyvale, were found shot in the 800 block of South Third Street around 11 a.m. Saturday. Read More

30 Seconds To Mars to play San Jose

The photogenic Jared Leto (or Jordan Catalano to all you closet “My So-Called Life” freaks — you know who you are) hasn’t made a feature film since “Mr. Nobody” in 2009. Read More

Spander: Challenges await Bay Area schools

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At Cal, the picture is going to shrink. At Stanford, the bar is going to be kept in place. And at San Jose State, well, when the new coach’s first game is at Alabama, what can anyone do other than muddle through? Read More
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