Can't hear you. It's a deafening sport. An unimposing black ball ricochets from wall to floor to ceiling. Rubber-soled shoes screech and stomp. And this is soft-ball squash.
Players are passionate about the game, and they're convincing.
Absolutely clobber them. Goldenson and Miller, president and treasurer, respectively, are leading the club sport to respectability at Stanford. Two years ago, they say, the five DeGuerre Complex courts looked like bomb shelters, with head-sized holes in the walls. Ranked 36th in the nation last year, Stanford battled to the 24th spot this year, winning the divisional title at the national championships. And they're expecting to climb higher.