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Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

Independent Student Newspaper for the University of Texas at San Antonio

The Paisano

50th win marks beginning of new era for Spurs

50th win marks beginning of new era for Spurs

Nalani Cox, Contributor March 24, 2026

The San Antonio Spurs secured their 50th win of the season for the first time since the 2016-17 season on March 16. The game ended in a narrow finish, with the Spurs defeating the Los Angeles Clippers...

NBA Championship contenders v. pretenders

Michael Rios, Staff Writer March 3, 2026

With the NBA playoffs one month away, it is time to see which playoff teams meet the criteria for a championship contender and which teams’ records mislabel their talent.    San Antonio Spurs:...

Spurs confirm talks of Hemisfair relocation

Spurs confirm talks of Hemisfair relocation

Jake Mireles, Opinion Editor April 23, 2024

Following an announcement that the Institute of Texan Cultures, and the real estate it resides on, will be leased to the City of San Antonio, rumors began circulating about a possible move to Hemisfair...

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Finishing on a high note

Luke Lawhorn, Sports Editor April 15, 2024

The Spurs walked off the Frost Bank Center court for the final time this spring on Sunday afternoon in dominant fashion, drubbing the Pistons 123-95 in the two teams’ season finale. The 28-point victory...

Wembanyama is here to stay

Wembanyama is here to stay

Luke Lawhorn, Sports Editor April 9, 2024

There weren’t many doubters in the San Antonio Spurs’ plan 10 months ago when the franchise landed its third No. 1 overall pick, almost guaranteeing the can’t-miss French prospect, Victor Wembanyama,...

Are Wembanyama’s expectations too high?

Are Wembanyama’s expectations too high?

Rylan Renteria, Contributor June 29, 2023

Most, if not all, top overall picks in a leagues’ draft are typically viewed as a teams savior. Victor Wembanayama, the 7-foot-5 French phenom is no exception, and is actually gaining more attention...

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