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September 18, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Game Center:
Wake Forest 44, East Carolina 34 - 09.18
-O'Brien:
Pirates still facing steep climb - 09.18
-AP:
Barclay banks big day for Deacs - 09.18
-BVL:
ECU-Wake Forest Box Score & Statistics - 09.18
 BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz Post-game Remarks - 09.18
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.18
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Scoreboard [C-USA teams & ECU opponents]
From ecupirates.com
-Wake
Forest Edges East Carolina In 44-34 Shootout
-Volleyball
Wins Two At Enterprise Rent-A-Car Volleyball Classic
Wake Forest Defeats East Carolina In 44-34 Shootout
wakeforestsports.com
Wake runs wild in win
Greenville Daily Reflector
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Deacs
run
Postgame
Audio: Coach Skip Holtz
Postgame
Audio: Coach Jim Grobe
Pirates take a step back against Wake Forest
Washington Daily News
Deacons outlast Pirates
Raleigh News & Observer
Wake Forest runs over East Carolina in victory
Greensboro News Record
NEXT OPPONENT: West Virginia coverage from
the Charleston Gazette
-Smash-mouth
style
Schmitt sparks Mountaineers’ fourth-quarter surge
-WVU football
notebook
Glut of penalties didn’t cost Mountaineers
September 17, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.17
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Fed judge labels NCAA monopolistic, okays trial
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UTEP wins double OT thriller in C-USA debut
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Conference USA schedule, standings, scores
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Both Hours) - 09.17
ECU @ Wake Forest
6:30 PM
Winston-Salem, NC
WNCT Live Pregame/Postgame
Audio Feed
Gametracker
From ecupirates.com
-Game
Day Central: ECU vs. Wake Forest
-Lady
Pirate Soccer Cruise Past Campbell, 4-2
-ECU
Soccer Falls To UNCW, 4-1
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
defense preps for run-oriented attack from Deacons
-Allison
expects added attention from Deacons tonight
Pirates' Game 2 represents formidable test
Washington Daily News
Key subplots as ECU travels to Wake Forest
Fayetteville Observer
East Carolina
Brings Momentum Into Game With Winless Wake Forest
WSOCtv.com
Frayed Safety Net
...Wake Forest has a particularly compelling reason not to
look past tonight's home game against East Carolina.
Winston Salem Journal
East Carolina starts rebuilding attitude
Greensboro News-Record
A look at Saturday's East Carolina-Wake Forest game
Lexington Dispatch
Pirates face stumbling Wake Forest
New Bern Sun-Journal
Pirates try to get past Deacs
Kinston Free Press
Winless Deacs face upbeat Pirates
Charlotte Observer
ECU at Wake Forest
Raleigh News & Observer
Auburn field gets permanent Dye
Huntsville Times
September 16, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate
Notebook No. 253 - 09.16
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Sorry,
Skip — I'll take coaching over talent
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.16
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Slive's contract with SEC extended until 2009
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Conference USA Standings and Schedule
WNCT:
Talk of the Town - Ophelia Coverage - 09.16
WNCT:
Pirate Talk with Denny O'Brien - 09.16
From ecupirates.com
-ECU
Volleyball Travels To Third Consecutive Tournament This Weekend
-East
Carolina Women's Tennis Opens Season
Holtz hoping Pirates remain sharp
Greenville Daily Reflector
Shoulder injury sidelines East Carolina's Pinkney
Fayetteville Observer
Trying To Establish A Line Of Succession
When Holtz was introduced as the Pirates' new coach, he vowed
to bring the program back, to put ECU in the hunt for the Conference USA
title and a bowl bid
Hartford Courant
Punting is a bright spot for Deacons
Winston Salem Journal
Demon Deacon's punter looking to make impact
Washington Daily News
September 15, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View From
The 'ville - 09.15
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Plenty to be wary of for both ECU, Wake
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.15
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ECU football ticket sales picking up momentum
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Tulane teams on a mission to make
impression
WNCT:
Talk of the Town - Ophelia Coverage - 09.15
WNCT:
Chalkboard Chat with Logan & Steele - 09.15
Reale Sets School And Course Record On His Way To A Top-5 Finish
ecupirates.com
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Former
Pirate helps turn Falcons' defense into one of the NFL's best
-Pirates'
Good still sidelined by hamstring
-ECU
Hall of Fame inductees announced
From the Wilmington Star News
-It's
ECU 1, rest of state zero in football
-Hurricane Ophelia
Guide
WFU's Jim Grobe meets with the media to preview the East Carolina ...
Chatham Journal Weekly
East Carolina aims to end its road woes
New Bern Sun Journal
Allison catches on at ECU
Raleigh News & Observer
Deacons' receivers under fire
Winston Salem Journal
Winless
Deacons Turn Focus To East Carolina
WXii 12.com
Preps:
Lions make Wright call
Louisa players Fischer said Wright getting interest from many
of the region's school--some from Virginia and Virginia Tech...East
Carolina and Coastal Carolina.
Fredericksburg (VA) Free Lance Star
September 14, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat - 09.14
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Battle in the trenches shapes up as key
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.14
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Dye headlines ECU's Hall of Fame Class of 2005
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Ophelia shutters ECU; dormitories remain
open
WNCT:
Talk of the Town - 09.14
From ecupirates.com
-East
Carolina University Closed September 14, 2005
-Four
Will Be Inducted Into ECU Athletics Hall Of Fame
-ECU's
Philip Reale Finishes Tied For Fifth At Mid Pines Intercollegiate
-Brooke
Johnson Named Director Of Women's Basketball Operations
-ECU's
Dougherty Named To Ray Guy Award Watch List
Accurate punts giving Pirates quite an edge
Greenville Daily Reflector
Tuesday Football Press Conference Quotes
Jim Grobe met with the media to preview the East Carolina game
wakeforestsports.com
Pirates' linebackers have tough test with Deacons backs
Washington Daily News
Grobe doesn't mind pressure
Greensboro News-Record
Deacons are not smiling
Winston Salem-Journal
From the New Bern Sun-Journal
-Pirates
face a must-win against Deacons
-Demon
Deacons try not to let the losses get to them
From the Kinston Free Press
-A
pivotal four weeks for Pirates
-ECU
to face 0-2 Deacons
-Time
for an ECU revival?
-Southern
Methodist represents C-USA well
Demon Deacons
Still Looking For First Win
WSOCtv.com
Fields commits to East Carolina
Fayetteville Observer
Terry Long: Coroner: Football injuries contributed to death of former
Steeler
YAHOO! Sports
September 13, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From
The Anchor Desk - 09.13
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Pirates
sailing into unknown waters at Wake
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.13
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Conference USA Standings and Schedule
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Auburn player learns family escaped
Katrina
BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz Weekly Press Converence - 09.13
From ecupirates.com
-ECU
Announces 2005-06 Women's Basketball Schedule
-Weekly
Press Luncheon Quotes
-Women's
Cross Country Finishes Second At Seahawk Invitational
Football Game Notes -- Wake Forest vs. East Carolina
wakeforestsports.com
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
trio raises money for Red Cross
-ECU's
Thompson balances football and family following Hurricane Katrina
From the Washington (NC) Daily News
-Pirates
ready for Wake after off week
-Copper
thrilled with victory
Pirates concrned with stopping Deacons' ground game
Winston Salem Journal
Pirates hope to keep record perfect at Wake Forest
Kinston Free Press
Fields commits to ECU
The first player landed by Ricky Stokes since he became East
Carolina's head men's basketball coach is from Fayetteville.
Fayetteville Observer
ECU Football Players Raise Money For Hurricane Relief
conferenceusa.com
ECU gridders donate $2,000 to Red Cross
Jacksonville Daily News
ECU team donates to Katrina victims
Raleigh News & Observer
Area Golf Tournament info from
ecupirateclub.com
-Central
Virginia Golf Tournament
-2005
Greater Charlotte And Alumni Golf Tournament
-Lenoir-Greene
Pirate Club Golf Classic
September 12, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Hinton:
Henry's Highlights - 09.12
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Big stakes ride on protecting J.P.
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.12
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College football headliners: stars & storylines
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Conference USA Scoreboard and Schedule
From the ecupirates.com
-Lady
Pirate Soccer Falls In Double-Overtime 2-1 To Oklahoma
-ECU
Men's Soccer Falls To Georgia Southern, 4-3
OU wins overtime thriller
Oklahoma Daily
Around Campus:
ECU launching undergraduate research journal
Greenville Daily Reflector
Wake Forest/Nebraska Observations
Grobe said that winning next week's game against East Carolina
is a must. "We can't get in this kind of hole," he said, and he's right.
Charlotte Observer
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September 18, 2005
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Reserve
QB leads WVU to win
-Cincinnati
holds on to defeat WCU 7-3; Elon rolls to victory
-Baker
leads N.C. State past EKU
-Virginia
Tech blanks Ohio 45-0; QB Vick accounts for three TDs
-Mountaineers
rip upstart Chanticleers 30-3
-Delaying
Tactics- UNC slows Wisconsin, but not enough to win
From the
Columbia (SC) The State
-‘It
was sad to watch’
-Even
on USC’s first drive, things were going wrong
-Comeback
magic runs out
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers
first to blink in overtime
-Tide
rolls past Gamecocks
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Baker,
Pack punish Colonels for first win
-UNC
offense drops ball
-Duke's
easy win 'good medicine'
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Penalties,
Badgers' defense stymie Tar Heels
-Baker dazzles
as Pack rolls
-Devils stomp
Keydets
September 17, 2005
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Duke
quarterback faces charges
-Big
Four could win four
-Eastern
Ky. at N.C. State
-VMI
at Duke
-Canes'
long wait over
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Duke in
rare role as favorite
-The Pack
has a reputation for big turnovers in close games
-Tar Heels
looking for more night magic
-Canes win big
in first exhibition of season
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Roof
hopes Devils can fix some things against VMI today
-Coastal
no surprise to ASU staff
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers
face sternest test so far
-'Bama,
USC try to solve defenses
-Paladins
work to right ship
September 16, 2005
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-Notebook-
Tight ends struggling after Devils' two games
-Wisconsin
could make or break the Heels
-Heels
will face a determined rush attack
-NHL will
show off changes
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Don't
sell Pack short
-Brand
new Canes
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Tigers'
ground game clicking
-Clemson
cracks down on turnovers
USC vs. Clemson- A holiday treat
Greenville (SC) News
Accounts of fanfare greatly exaggerated
...attendance figures were educated guesses. There are no
turnstile counts at either stadium.
Columbia (SC) The State
Too little, too late- Hampton tops A&T
Greensboro News-Record
From the Charlotte Observer
-An
exit poll- Why do fans leave early?
-Playing
Coastal Carolina in football no day at beach
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Still
Flying High
Coastal Carolina is coming off the biggest win in school
history
-Tough
Chore- Ohio U. will go on the road to face a Virginia Tech team that is
ranked No. 4
-Eastern
Kentucky like State, but smaller
September 15, 2005
From
Durham Herald-Sun
-Curtains
for a class act- Francis retires
-Duke's
depth at QB takes a hit
-Snap
judgment for UNC defense
-NCCU
men's basketball team faces tough November
Uh-Oh- Panthers may soon be 0-3
Winston Salem Journal
September 14, 2005
With
scheduling, Tar Heels should wish cautiously
... Bunting did not put down any of those teams -- nor East
Carolina, which UNC will play in 2007 and 2009-11 -- but the Tar Heels
clearly wanted to avoid ...
-Notebook-
Heels donate to hurricane victims
-N.C. A&T won't
continue Aggie-Eagle Classic
From the
Columbia (SC) The State
-New
date set for old rivalry
USC-Clemson game moved to the Saturday after Thanksgiving
-Citadel,
UNC will square off in 2009
Gamecocks look to ground game to set up Cock N' Fire
Anderson Independent
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Top-dollar
assistants
-Coaches
vs. Professors
-The
ACC's going rates
Western Carolina's last victory sends wake-up call to Bearcats
Cincinnati Enquirer
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Catamounts'
Briggs says team can't afford to rest on its laurels
-SOCON
Notebook
-Beware
of the Badgers
September 13, 2005
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Blue
Devils frustrated after lopsided loss
-Prep
lineman from Roxboro commits to play for Duke
-Wolfpack
focusing on ways to eliminate mistakes
-NFL:
Shaken- Loss of Jenkins is big blow to defense
-Elizabeth
City is CIAA opener for winless Winston-Salem State
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Amato-
Pack is disciplined
-Postgame
observations on college football.
...East Carolina, relish another week as the only Division I-A
program in the Old North State with a win this season...
-Duke
stays with QB vets, for now
From
Durham Herald-Sun
-Duke
confident of a turnaround
-Pack
got some needed time off
-This
could be Beamer's best Va. Tech team in years
For
big-game hunters, in-state quarry is rare
WHEN YOU FOLLOW football in Florida and, before that,
basketball in North Carolina, you know something about big games in
college athletics. In those states, and in their respective powerhouse
sports, it seems as if two nationally ranked teams square off just about
every weekend.
Columbia (SC) The State
There's a method to madness of USC's defensive approach
Greenville (SC) News
September 12, 2005
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Out
Of Synch- Running back Barclay is one of the Deacons searching for
answers after losses
-Panthers
miss Chances
Saints lift spirits -- just not ours
Charlotte Observer
Running backs
had little impact in Tar Heels' loss
Durham Herald-Sun
Offense turns over new leaf — not ball
Columbia (SC) The State
Tigers stick to their plan and it works
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
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September 18, 2005
Saturday Football Roundup
conferenceusa.com
From the Biloxi Sun-Herald
-Eagles
clobber Cowboys
-Bulldogs
turn back Tulane
From the Birmingham News
-Blazers
`very lucky' to win
-Blazer
notebook
-UAB-
2-minute drill
-UAB-
By the numbers
Tulsa Crushes North Texas in 54-2 Route
tulsahurricane.com
Tulsa/UNT:
UNT not feeling right at home
Ft Worth Star Telegram
From the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Nothing
normal about Dogs' win over Wave
-Eagles
take flight fast in second half
-Golden
Eagles, Cowboys get off to shaky start
From the Houston Chronicle
-Charles,
Texas run Rice ragged in 51-10 win
-McNeal
finds passing gear, zips by SMU
Bulls reign in first-ever meeting with Golden Knights
Orlando Sentinel
Herd's new recruiting tool
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
Herd’s Morris,
Spann bouncing back from injuries
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Chattanooga
chewed up
-Tigers
put out the welcome mat
-Big-time
teams to visit Tigers
-University
of Memphis men's basketball 2005-06 schedule
September 17, 2005
UTEP Takes Wild C-USA Opener From Houston, 44-41 In Overtime
conferenceusa.com
From the Houston Chronicle
-UH's
extra work fails to produce win
-UTEP
turns back Cougars in double overtime
-SMU's
Bennett returns to roots
-SMU
AT TEXAS A&M
-MISSISSIPPI
ST. VS. TULANE
-RICE
AT TEXAS
SMU looks for back-to-back upsets
Jackson Sun
From the El Paso Times
-Miner
marathon
-Better
late than never
-Demps
bails out defense with pick
-Fans
hang on for late victory
Miners Outgun Cougars in 2OT, 44-41
uhcougars.com
Tulane takes first step to normalcy tonight
Monroe News Star
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tulane,
a team of valiant vagabonds
-Receivers
key to Tiger run game
Tulane's season finally is here
Shreveport Times
Golden Knights Looking to Start Rivalry with a Victory
ucfathletics.com
From the Orlando Sentinel
-Game
on for Bulls, Knights
-USF-UCF
rivalry should be plenty exciting for Bulls
Knights, Bulls tangle for first time
Bradenton Herald
UCF, USF get first face-off
Palm Beach Post
USF, UCF are natural rivals, yes- Maybe not
St. Petersburg Times
USM looking for first win of season against McNeese State
Mobile Register
Home, sweet home for Eagles
Biloxi Sun-Herald
Eagles' 'D' seeks 3rd-down reversal
Jackson Clarion Ledger
From the Dallas Morning News
-Preview-
Tulsa (0-2) at North Texas (1-0)
-Preview-
Rice (0-1) at No. 2 Texas (2-0)
UAB has to play a solid game
Birmingham Post-Herald
The New
Orleans Bowl may have a bit more Cajun ...
ESPN
September 16, 2005
From the Birmingham News
-CONFERENCE
USA PREVIEW
-Blazers'
Hackney, depth tough test for Jax State
C-USA Fearless Predictions
collegefootballnews.com
From the Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
-Displaced
Tulane ready to hit gridiron
-Teammates
get behind Skinner
-Biagi on solid footing
Snyder says
Herd will be ready when the heat is on
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Jackson (MS) Clarion Ledger
-Bower
disputes Bama QB's gripe
-USM
puts Louisiana flash on 1st team
Dazzling debut
Hattiesburg American
Miners prepared for limelight
El Paso Times
Football Holds Final Practice Before UTEP
conferenceusa.com
Blazers keep it in
state against JSU
Birmingham Post-Herald
Knights vs. Bulls no lock to last
Orlando Sentinel
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-U
of M's McDonald emerges at cornerback
-Scoring
machine commits to Tigers
September 15, 2005
From the
Houston Chronicle
-New
Orleans hotels key to Sugar Bowl calling LSU home
Rice H-back Mike Falco will undergo exploratory surgery today
on his left knee and is facing the prospect of missing the rest of the
season
-Harvey
gives UH big edge
From the Dallas Morning News
-Tulane
ready to shift focus to football
-Winds
of change scatter Tulane's teams
Schools affected by Katrina report 'athletic looting'
USA Today
From
conferenceusa.com
-Tulane
Teams to Wear Patch to Commemorate 2005 Seasons
-Conference
USA Football Teams To Wear Hurricane Helmet Decals
Storm-tossed Eagles returning to their nest
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
USM lineman feared for his mom in Katrina
Biloxi Sun-Herald
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Upset
win earns Mustangs some respect
-True
freshman now No. 2 quarterback for Tigers
UCF confident skid will end this week vs. USF
St. Petersburg Times
MIDWEEK MADNESS
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
Colleges adjust to midweek football
Southern Standard
C-USA foe's motivation for revenge
collegesports.com
September 14, 2005
From the Jackson (MS) Clarion Ledger
-SMU
earns measure of respect
-Tulane-
Victim and symbol
-Weary
Wave settles in after 16 days on road
From the Mobile Register
-Croom
preparing for Tulane's wave of emotion
-USM
offense seeks consistency
Tulane back in its routine
Shreveport Times
Bower- Miscues proved costly
Hattiesburg American
Snyder- No excuse for late panic
Beckley Register-Herald
Finding the right mix
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Stepping
in
-U
of M notebook
From the Orlando Sentinel
-FINALLY
RIVALS
UCF and USF gave birth to their football programs in different
generations, used different blueprints to build them, and now they run
with separate sets of friends.
-Overdue
matchup could raise status of Knights, Bulls
From the Birmingham News
-Technically,
Blazers still have room for improvement
-Greene's
Nickson commits to Blazers
Winless JSU looks
toward Blazers
Birmingham Post-Herald
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Cougars
won't be kicking on all cylinders against UTEP
-Things
will get better, Rice DBs insist
From the El Paso Times
-Price
in line for potential windfall
-Miners
face tough defensive tasks
September 13, 2005
Around Conference USA
USA Today
From Chaos,
Conference USA
Conference Commissioner Britton Banowsky talks about the days
and decisions in Katrina's wake
cstv.com
From
the Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Conference
USA notebook
-Herd’s Morris
to rest
-‘Athletic’
7-footer commits to Herd
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Snyder
using week off to focus team
-Two
commit verbally to men's basketball
-Tulane
gets help from rival C-USA school
From
the El Paso Times
-Three
defensive lineman likely out
-UTEP
sells record 19,000 football season tickets
-UTEP
in spotlight
After win, SMU's Bennett takes shot at TCU
Dallas Morning News
From
conferenceusa.com
-Football
Notebook
-Men's
Soccer Players of the Week
-Women's
Soccer Players of the Week
From the Biloxi Sun-Herald
-Golden
Eagles go back to work
-D'Angelo
has solid start with Eagles
USM returns to normal routine today
Hattiesburg American
From the Jackson (MS) Clarion Ledger
-Wave
gives Dogs nothing to go on
-Lots
of intensity, lots of mistakes
-Coley's
status up in air
Bower focused on USM errors
Mobile Register
Slender King plays larger at LB than he is
Birmingham News
Blazers display
season's potential
Birmingham Post-Herald
Growing up in a hurry
Dave Huxtable might own the shortest definition of a season in
college football -- one game.
Orlando Sentinel
Tigers tweak offense to suit Hudgens
Memphis Commercial Appeal
UH Notebook- Bloom works on transition game
Houston Chronicle
September 12, 2005
From
conferenceusa.com
-Men's
Soccer Weekend Recap
-Women's
Soccer Weekend Recap
Here's the good news; USM done with the SEC
Biloxi Sun-Herald
USM just glad to be playing
Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal
From the Birmingham News
-Balancing
run, pass makes Blazers better
-Blazer
pressure forces four Troy interceptions
-UAB's
defensive line is hard to block.
-BLAZER
NOTEBOOK
This week for Southern Miss
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Croyle- USM took cheap shots
Mobile Register
From the Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Snyder’s
popularity takes a hit
-Herd QB
Morris has sprained shoulder
Snyder reassures Herd after heartbreaking loss
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
What Could Have Been- Metro Conference
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