Author Rory Duyon

Editor's note: The author is in Turin, Italy, working as an intern for NBC's Olympic coverage. Medal count is as of Tuesday, Feb. 21. Hey Fairfield. I hope you enjoyed the past week of the Olympics, but if you haven't yet tuned in it's not too late. People around the IBC have been running on nothing but adrenaline as we head down the home stretch.

Editor's note: Rory Duyon is in Turin, Italy, covering the Olympics as an intern for NBC. Hello again from Torino! Finally the games are underway and they are already providing a lot of excitement. Chad Hedrick picked up USA's first gold on day one. Michelle Kwan dropped out on day two.

Editor's note: The author is a senior at Fairfield and the sports director at WVOF. He is working as an intern on NBC's Olympic coverage, and will check in from Turin for the next two weeks. TURIN, Italy -- I've only been here a couple of days and I'm already missing my college kid sleep schedule.

by Ben Doody Until last weekend, the phrase "there's no place like home," had a strikingly negative connotation for the Fairfield men's basketball team. They didn't win at home until they beat Siena on Jan. 5, and coming into last Friday's game against Rider, they were 1-6 at the Arena at Harbor Yard and hadn't won a game with the students in the stands.