Alex Rubinson ’22 profiles the newly promoted assistant athletic director’s work and vision for GDS sports.
Alex Rubinson ’22 lays out the debate over whether to admit one-time greats tainted by steroid use into baseball’s Hall of Fame.
Alex Rubinson ’22 on the disadvantages of making such a costly acquisition at the expense of the Nats’ farm system.
Alex Rubinson '22 on how Mike Trout sizes up with the legends.
Alex Rubinson '22 covers the legacy that the Astros' cheating scandal will leave behind.
Does height matter anymore? For generations of NFL and college football scouts and analysts, the “ideal” quarterback had been often described as 6’4” and 225 pounds — with above 6 feet being seen as essential for any success. The size of some of the all-time greats — such as Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Dan Marino — seemed to bear out this conventional wisdom. After all, the experts seemed to ask, “How could a quarterback see over the heads of his offense and the opposing team defense, and not get his passes swatted down, if he isn’t taller than the