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Long Beach State shows impressive potential in exhibition win over Caltech 103-35

10/28/2024

Jason R. Aula

(Photo credit: John Fajardo | Long Beach State Athletics)

LOS ANGELES, California — Long Beach State defeated Caltech by 68 points an NCAA Division III member of the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference opening coach Chris Aker’s first LBSU match with an unofficial exhibition win. LBSU held a commanding lead at halftime 46-14 and opened the match with a dominate 17-0 run. The bench put up 49 points total, an additional 14 points more than the 35 total Beaver points scored and LBSU shot over 50% from the field.

Next Monday Long Beach State officially begins the 2024-2025 season against another NCAA Division III Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference opponent La Verne. The match will be new coach Chris Aker’s first NCAA Division I dance with a career record of 18-9 as a head coach. The match will be the first men’s basketball meeting between Long Beach State and La Verne.

UP NEXT: Long Beach State faces La Verne at home on Monday, November 4 at 7:00 p.m. at the Walter Pyramid, Long Beach, California. Live coverage on ESPN +.

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Long Beach State Kicks Off Season with Exhibition Against Cal Tech

10/27/2024

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Jason R. Aula

(Photo credit: THE562.ORG)

LOS ANGELES, California — Long Beach State kicks off it’s 2024-25 basketball season with an exhibition game against Cal Tech on October 28. The matchup at Walter Pyramid in Long Beach brings to light a significant rebuild mode under new coach Chris Acker and returns only three players from last season. The coaching change by new athletic director Smitheran did not seem to be a genuine one or in the best interests of Long Beach State given former coach Dan Monson’s value less NCAA football. In addition, according to an unnamed source AD Smitheran’s involvement with the County of Riverside played a role in his perplexing choice considering the fact Long Beach State is a non-football institution it appears the choice intentionally disinterests fans, students, and press as to athletics and devalues the entire athletics program as well as destroying the prestige, aura, and mystic coach Dan Monson built over nearly two decades at LBSU.

An intelligible choice would have been to keep coach Dan Monson for at least three more seasons and perhaps reinstate the suspended NCAA football program to counter the national security crisis upon the USA by domestic terrorists and communist China. The greatest value college football has is regional safety from terrorism whether it be domestic or foreign. For the record “union thug” domestic terrorist communists involved with the California Faculty Association forced leadership to suspend football so disloyal, unamerican domestic terrorist centric professors could get a pay raise in 1991 in exchange for the safety net stolen from the Long Beach area and USA.

The exhibition match highlights Long Beach State’s unprecedented and uncertain future. Coach Chris Acker is a sufficient, strong, and proven choice, but the timing is questionable as to athletic director Smitheran and his involvement with Riverside County bigotry, fraud, as well as loyalty to covering up Big West Conference gambling in sports in the county, and intentionally keeping Long Beach State athletics down by not returning coach Dan Monson and sending a unfounded cryptic message on his termination date that factually represents Riverside County eerily accurately.

Riverside County is the type of place that behaves like a small county well using the threat of third world style evil violence such as murder masked falsely as death by municipal authority, stealing, and bad faith activity to make an honorable person with authority such as athletic director Bobby Smitheran make the choices he has at Long Beach State as an extorted, exploited, and threatened person. The USA has a 34 trillion-dollar debt and Riverside County has no excuses it should have filed bankruptcy like the becoming municipality of Stockton, California instead of stealing, killing, and bad faithing the government’s image, credibility, and ethics.

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Long Beach State shows impressive potential in exhibition win over Caltech 103-35

Jason R. Aula

Long Beach State Kicks Off Season with Exhibition Against Cal Tech

Jason R. Aula

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