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October
19, 2008
Evaluate Your Life Day
Sunday School Teacher Appreciation Day
Anniversary - Yorktown Day
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
ECU-Memphis Game Center
-O'Brien:
Kass adds life to offense
-Myatt:
Good things come to Kass, Pirates
-BVL:
ECU-Memphis Box Score
-BVL:
C-USA Standings, Scores, Schedule, TV
Listings
 BVL Audio:
Replay Skip Holtz post-game presser
Talk FM:
Replay Post-game Call-in Show
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Pummel Tigers, 30-10
-Pirates
Run In Pre-National Meet
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
30, Memphis 10
-Pirate
running backs break through against Memphis
-Kass
turns in solid showing
-Newest
members of ECU Hall of Fame honored
Coach Holtz press conference
Players' postgame interviews
Pirates come through, end skid
Fayetteville
Observer
Back on track- Healthy Pirates tame Tigers
Goldsboro
News Argus
Cool Kass leads Pirates to victory
Raleigh News & Observer
ECU rolls passed Memphis
Kinston Free Press
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-With
two quarterbacks out, Tigers lose to East Carolina
-Toney
has moments as emergency QB
-Tigers
postgame vs. East Carolina
ECU gets much-needed win
espn.com
October
18, 2008
Pirate Gameday
St. Luke Feast Day
Sweetest Day
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
C-USA Standings, Scores, Schedule, TV
Games
Talk FM:
TOT (Krispy Kreme Remote)
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Receivers
expected to step up for Pirates
-Pirates
look to shake things up heading into Memphis battle
-Saturday's
Memphis-East Carolina game
-Fan
Jam showcases ECU basketball teams
-A
story of perseverance
Elliot was the first black student, graduate from East Carolina
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Earn Draw With Colorado College, 0-0
-Basketball
Practice Begins With The Fan Jam
-Swimming
Team Sweeps Dual Meet Against Davidson
-Black
Takes Series Title, 9-2
-Volleyball
Hangs Tough But Falls To Green Wave
East Carolina returns to 2-QB system
Fayetteville Observer
ECU aims to regain control of season against Memphis
Greensboro News Record (AP)
Pirates hope to regain form with Kass
Kinston Free Press
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Pirates
looking for spark- Holtz shifts QB strategy for Tigers
-Tigers-East
Carolina preview
Sandy Creek's Johnson not concerned about
Skip Holtz buzz
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Former Washington star Copper re-signs
with Saints
Washington Daily News
Davidson vs. East Carolina
SwimmingWorldMagazine.com
October
17, 2008
"Paint it Purple" Friday
Mulligan Day
National Mammography Day
UN International Day For The Eradication of Poverty
From Bonesville.net
-Monroe:
Kevin's Keys to the Game
-BVL:
C-USA Standings, Scores, Schedule, TV
Games
Talk FM:
TOT (Bob Simon)
Memphis @ East Carolina
weather.com
From
ecupirates.com
-Softball
Honored For Academic Work
-Whitehead
Homers In Purple Win, 7-4
-Batts'
Single In Seventh Lifts Black, 4-3
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirate
DB plays with full house
-Two
ECU freshmen killed over fall break
Pirates struggling late in losses
Kinston Free Press
From
gotigersgo.com
-Tigers
Travel to East Carolina for Key C-USA East Division Matchup
-Game
Notes (.pdf)
Tiger offense on the move
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Chikaobi Reid Update
scout.com
Johnson making immediate impact on offense for Titans
titansonline.com
October
16, 2008
Boss's Day
Get Smart About Credit Day
International Credit Union Day
Dictionary Day
UN World Food Day
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
– Holtz
looking to bullpen for Kass
Talk FM:
TOT
From ecupirates.com
-East
Carolina Amends Holland's Contract
-CBSC
To Feature Exclusive, Live Coverage From C-USA Basketball Media Day
-Young,
Terry Earn C-USA Preseason Honors
-Baseball
To Hold Purple-Gold World Series
From the
Greenville
Daily Reflector
-ECU
offense hoping to put it all together
-Paint
this one purple
-ECU
appoints former education dean to fill senior slots
ECU announces raise for AD Holland
Kinston Free Press
Kass eager to get his shot
Washington Daily News
ECU hopes to pull out of free fall
There may be no football team in the nation that has risen higher
and fallen farther in the 2008 season than East Carolina.
Jackson Clarion Ledger
From the
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-ECU
shaking up lineup for Tigers
-Tigers
football notebook
Memphis enters Saturday's Conference USA game at East Carolina
ranked third in the league in total defense
From the
East Carolinian
-A
season on the brink
-Last-second
heroics lift Pirates
-Week
eight- Ranking the Carolinas
-Virginia
adds to ECU's wounds
Preps:
Not your typical love affair
Sarasota (FL) Herald-Tribune
October
15, 2008
National Grouch Day
White Cane Safety Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
– Listing
Pirate ship undergoing fixes
Talk FM:
TOT (Walk to Raleigh)
From ecupirates.com
-Two
Events Set To Celebrate The Start Of Basketball Season
-Bools
Finishes Second At UNCG Starmount
On the fifth-player scorecard tiebreaker, UNC Greensboro edged
out defending tournament champion East Carolina for the team title at
the UNCG-Starmount Fall Classic
-Brizendine
Places Third At Duke Collegiate
From the
Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Eight
ECU teams turn in above average graduation rates
-Kass
ready to do his part in ECU's rotation
-Nathan's
Notes
Pirates will try two-QB system
Raleigh News
and Observer
Holtz still unsure how rotation will work
Kinston Free Press
Former Pam Pack star Copper cut by
Saints
Washington Daily News
Saints release WR Copper
New Orleans Times Picayune
Saints re-sign defensive end Charleston;
release receiver Copper
Monroe (LA) News Star
Reggie Pinkney to be enshrined into ECU
Hall this weekend
Fayetteville Observer
Preps:
Receiver adjusts route off the field
Varina wide receiver Bobby Smith has registered 29 catches for
535 yards and eight scores in the top-ranked Blue Devils' 7-0 start.
Smith already has a scholarship offer from East Carolina
Richmond Times Dispatch
October
14, 2008
Be Bald and Be Free Day
Hunter's Moon
Sukkot (Jewish)
Birthday - President Dwight Eisenhower (34th President)
From Bonesville.net
BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz Weekly Press Conference
Talk FM:
Monday QB (Nate Summers, Denny
O'Brien)
Talk FM:
TOT (Tom Campbell)
From ecupirates.com
-Weekly
Press Luncheon Quotes
-Gameday
Central
East Carolina will head back to Conference USA play this weekend
when they play host to the Memphis Tigers Saturday, Oct. 18 inside
Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 12 noon.
-Bools
Leads By Three With 18 To Play
From the
Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Changes
coming for Pirates
Pinkney, Kass will rotate at QB
-ECU
Soccer maintains winning ways
Pirates to have a new look on Saturday
East Carolina coach Skip Holtz is trying to inject some life into
his sputtering football team.
Washington Daily News
Holtz- Pinkney, Kass to share QB duties
vs. Memphis
Kinston Free
Press
Tommy West Press Luncheon Quotes
gotigersgo.com
Holtz, Pirates to focus on C-USA crown
Winston-Salem Journal (AP)
Former Olympia football star Chris Johnson excels in life
Orlando Sentinel
UNCG outshoots ECU, takes lead at Starmount
Greensboro News Record
October
13, 2008
Columbus Day (Observed)
National Kick Butt Day
Saint Edward the Confessor Feast Day
Sukkot (begins at sundown - Jewish)
Birthday - Navy
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 360
– Humbled
Pirates out of mulligans
-BVL:
Harris, AP and Coaches Polls
-BVL:
Denny O'Brien's Harris Poll ballot
From ecupirates.com
-Bools
Takes Leads At UNCG-Starmount Classic
-Soccer
Pushes Past SMU, 2-1
-Owls
Fly Past Pirates
Clock is ticking for ECU
Greenville
Daily Reflector
ECU Clipboard
For East Carolina's football team now, it's all about trying to
win Conference USA
Raleigh News
and Observer
Trickery, Peerman vault Cavs past ECU
New Bern Sun Journal
ECU gets
sacked
collegefootballnews.com
|
October
19, 2008
From the Roanoke
Times
-Crowd
pleaser- UVa tops Heels in OT
-Verica
shines in clutch
-Kick
wobbles, but ties
-Hokies
hit road block
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-House
of horrors
The Cavaliers staged a late comeback to tie the score in
regulation, and then won the game in overtime to hand the 18th-ranked
Tar Heels a dispiriting defeat.
-Heels
turned by turnovers, errors
-Miami
overwhelms Devils
-Cutcliffe's
toughest job just starting
-Eagles
fall to Coastal
-Camels
can't stop Bulldogs' attack
-Cameron
Crazies get their first look at Blue Devils
Devils hang early but fall out in 2nd half
Durham Herald-Sun
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Oh
c'mon, Butch!
-Jon
Beason- The Beauty of 'The Beast'
-Bobcats
still winless
Grobe on shutout loss- 'We earned that zero'
Greensboro News-Record
From the
Winston-Salem Journal
-Terps
blank Deacs
-Appalachian
State rallies by fiesty Georgia Southern 37-36
From the
Columbia (SC)
State
-LSU,
six sacks sink USC
-An
unfulfilling debut
On to Game 7 asRed Sox top Rays
Boston Globe
October
18, 2008
From the
Fayetteville Observer
-College
football predictions
-Football
is still in the spotlight at Duke
Duke's got its work cut out
Durham Herald-Sun
From the
Winston-Salem Journal
-UNC-CH
up against Charlottesville jinx
-Dicey-
A Virginia win would really hurt UNC-CH
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Read
the N&O's preview of today's games (PDF)
-UNC
aims to end Virginia curse
-Davis
institutes culture change
-Donnan
might have worked out
-No.
15 Boise St. trips Hawaii
-Basketball
back in style
From the Roanoke
Times
-Hokies
don't feel at home at BC
-Groh,
Davis shift focus away from past
Clemson fans relieved Bowden gone, excited about
Swinney’s shot
Anderson Independent
From the
Greenville
(SC) News
-Tigers
take new direction
-Gamecocks
turn to Garcia against LSU
-Ex-pitcher
gives Clemson $2 million
-Furman,
Citadel rivalry heats up
Gameday preview- USC vs. LSU
Columbia
(SC) State
From the
Hampton Roads
Daily Press
-Tech
receiving corps catching few breaks
-U.Va.'s
Baker, basketball teammate incur key injuries
October
17, 2008
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Seminoles
hold on over Pack
-Amato
admires his handiwork
-Heels'
Pianalto out vs. Virginia
-Lewis
now a leader
-Canes
prefer this early trip
Devils' sophomore quarterback Lewis looks to top Miami
under third offense in three seasons
Durham Herald-Sun
Tigers prep for Georgia Tech's triple option
Anderson Independent
Recruiting strategy may have contributed to Bowden's
downfall
Greenville (SC) News
TCU crushes No. 9 BYU, 32-7
Dallas Morning News
UNCP strength coach built foundation for football success
Fayetteville Observer
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Economic
woes signal danger in NASCAR
-Strengths
to collide Sunday
October
16, 2008
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Two
years later, Amato makes his return
-Three
to watch
-Tudor's
take
-Observations
-Cavs
showing signs of major progress
-College
notes- Tate's surgery goes well
-Chiefs
call on Bunting for help
Energized Cavs eager to feed off more wins
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
WVU adding LSU for football
WVU also is tentatively set for a six-game renewal of an East
Carolina series that ends next year, returning from 2013-18 in
home-and-home fashion.
Charleston Daily Mail
Mountaineers in need of break they will get this week
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Tar
Heels look to add Longhorns to basketball schedules
In football UNC-CH has non-conference home games against The
Citadel and East Carolina next season to go with a trip to Connecticut.
College football- Midseason review
Fayetteville Observer
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Bobcats
pick up options on Morrison, Dudley
-Panthers
winning, but rushing attack erratic
-Winthrop
set for 'challenging' schedule
Bowden- Leaving was 'best solution'
Greenville (SC) News
From the Columbia
(SC) State
-Clemson
football- Midseason report, grades
-Clemson
prez- No state funds in Bowden's buyout
-ACC
notes- New Tech runs smooth
-SoCon
reigns at the FCS summit
Spurrier, Miles look in the mirror
Anderson Independent
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-There
are two jobs Grobe might pursue
-ACC
Notebook- Cutcliffe- Coaching changes affect kids
After plenty of rehab, Felder ready to find his place in
UNCW backcourt
Wilmington Star-News
October
15, 2008
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Grobe
flattered but not interested
-UNC-CH
defense wary of Cavs' Peerman
-Pack
enjoys spotlight
-Lowe
stresses unity, up-tempo attack
Cavs' revival in sync with Peerman's personal one
Fredericksburg (VA) Free Lance-Star
On every wish list, Grobe is at the top
Greensboro News-Record
Duke prepares for Miami with physical bye week
Durham Herald-Sun
At midseason, stats don't tell the whole story for the
Hokies
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
Pest to the Hokies
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Clemson gets back to work after coaching change
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
What if the Panthers never got Jake?
Charlotte Observer
October
14, 2008
From the
Anderson
Independent Mail
-Bowden,
Clemson "part ways" after 10 years
-Clemson
makes it official
-Bowden’s
abrupt departure leaves Swinney to turn flagging season
-Bowden’s
tenure marked by falling just short of ultimate success
-Time
ran out for Bowden, but money didn't
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Bowden
era ends
-Bowden
did everything right, except win
-Players
split on decision and timing
-Opportunity
knocks again for Swinney
-Spurrier,
coaches comment on Clemson situation
-Practice
report- Batchelor suspended indefinitely
-LSU
facing rougher waters this season
From the Charlotte
Observer
-In
Clemson's coaching past lies the solution to its future
-NCAA
president stops at N.C. State
-Coach
Fox talks about team's loss
Groh
Recaps ECU Win, Scouts
Tar Heels
WCAV.com
3 Virginia players win ACC awards
Staunton News Leader
Groh unhappy with special teams
Lynchburg News and Advance
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-UNC-CH
loses Tate
-Will
injury derail UNC-CH season?
Already this season, they've cut deeply into NC State's plans for
a winning record and East Carolina's hopes for a big bowl run.
-At
what price safety?
High school football is a safe sport, but it could be safer.
Three North Carolina high school football players have died this fall,
and nothing can be done to change that.
-Canes
fall to champs
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-Get
ready for season’s first BCS poll, and get ready to second-guess
-A
weekend loss leaves Redskins wondering aloud
October
13, 2008
From the
Roanoke Times
-UVa
revival continues
-Deke's
deke pays off for Cavs
Groh says Cavs still need upgrade
Richmond Times Dispatch
Sparrow commits after win
Charlottesville Daily Progress
Stewart comes to defense of QB, coordinator
Charleston (WV) Gazette
By playing Korn, Bowden shows he knows the score on his
Clemson future
Anderson
Independent Mail
USC's game against LSU set for 8 p.m. on ESPN
Spartanburg
Herald-Journal
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-Lowe’s
win gives veteran new life heading into Martinsville
-Stunning
end to Redskins' four-game win streak
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Canes
eager for shot
-ACC
supervisor- Reversals correct
-UNC-CH
Clipboard- Heels await word on Tate
-Late
hits
-Pack
uses break to get its legs back
-Duke
Clipboard
Back to Raleigh- Amato preparing to visit his old haunts
Winston Salem Journal
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Panthers
melt down in Tampa Bay sun
-UNCC
up to 3,100 PSLs for football
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October
19, 2008
October 18 Football Roundup
conferenceusa.com
From the
El Paso Times
-Tulsa
drills UTEP Miners for record 791 yards
-Golden
Hurricane rips Miner defense
-UTEP
men look good- Hoops Team has fun, shows off talent for fans
From the
Tulsa World
-TU
offense puts on another show
-Tulsa
beats UTEP 77-35
-Big
catches highlight win
-TU:
Report Card
-TU
Notebook
-TU:
How they scored
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-UAB
upsets Herd, 23-21
-Herd
running game struggles again
-Webb
came through for UAB
-Crushing
defeat in many ways
UAB defense stepped up against Herd
Charleston Gazette
From the Birmingham News
-UAB
beats Marshall for rare Conference USA victory
-UAB
2-minute drill
-UAB
Grades
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-Mistakes
doom Marshall in loss to UAB
-Late
touchdown dooms Herd in UAB loss
From the
Hattiesburg
American
-'They're
dejected'
-Davis,
Brown come up big in Eagles' loss
-Rice
emerges as serious bowl contender
-Average
Joe- Not hardly; USM backer turns 100
Tailspin- Rice deals more misery to Southern Miss
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From the
Houston
Chronicle
-Clement,
Dillard carry Owls over Southern Miss
-Keenum
rallies UH past SMU 44-38 in final minute
From the
Dallas Morning News
-SMU
can't finish job
-SMU
retires Meredith's jersey
Patience important for Tiger basketball
Memphis Commercial Appeal
October
18, 2008
From the
Birmingham News
-CONFERENCE
USA PREVIEW
-Blazers
hope to corral Herd running game
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
looks to jump on 'fragile' UAB early
-Opportunity
awaits Herd at UAB
-Second
half will be the key to the game
-Five
points to ponder
-Herd
looks to get back on track
-This
week in Conference USA
From the Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Herd
hopes to hold on to top spot
-Notebook-
Plenty at stake for Herd against UAB
Herd back in action at UAB
Beckley Register-Herald
From the
Hattiesburg
American
-USM's
Watson faces challenge
-USM
baseball team to play exhibition game Sunday
-USM
hoops optimism high
-Coaches-
C-USA should be more balanced
From the
Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-Eagles
know what's coming
-Keys
for Southern Miss
-Look
out for...
-Media
Day report
USM seeks end to loss streak
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the
Houston
Chronicle
-Rice
braces for Southern Miss star Fletcher
-UH’s
Hunt returns home as Cougars face SMU
From the
New Orleans
Times Picayune
-Wave
out to make grade in second half of season
-Ga.
TE commits to Green Wave
From the
El Paso Times
-UTEP
Miners need breakout performances against Tulsa
-UTEP
may be thin at linebacker in Tulsa
From the
Tulsa World
-Chart
climber
Tulsa's Tarrion Adams, shown during last season's C-USA title
game, ranks second on the Hurricane's all-time career rushing list.
-TU-
3 Storylines
-TU
Game Day Tips
Banner night: Tigers, fans look back at last season,
start moving ahead with this one
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the
Orlando
Sentinel
-Upcoming
game could provide offensive boost for Knights
-Gators
look to rebuild reputation, UCF to play spoiler role in C-USA
October
17, 2008
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-C-USA
rankings for Oct. 17
-C-USA
putting on full court press to prove it's not a one-team show
Knights still trying to find their way
Florida Today
Juco transfer Watson provides boost to secondary
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Unbeaten Tulsa still trying to crack Top 25
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the
Tulsa World
-TU
Football Notebook
-Memphis'
road won't be as easy
-C-USA
Men's Poll
-C-USA
Men's Notebook
From the
El Paso Times
-Matchup
with Tulsa offense not good one
-Tulsa
QB is the best in state of Oklahoma
SMU making steady growth
Dallas Morning News
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Tickets
in demand among players
-Humphrey
hobbled by stress fracture
C-USA coaches expect multiple NCAA berths
Rivals.com
UAB basketball will depend on athleticism
Birmingham News
October
16, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Race
for 2009 C-USA Women's Basketball Title Expected To Be Tight
-Rice's
Dillard Named Midseason All-American
-UAB
Continues Marshall Preparations
Eagles feeling 'sense of urgency'
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the
Hattiesburg
American
-Eagles
look lot better on defense
-USM
graduation rates soar
-Brown
learning to adapt
-USM
linebacker Smith turning heads
DE Boyce out for Rice game
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Owls OC Herman on Southern Miss' defense
Houston Chronicle
Tulsa-UTEP will decide new leader in On Campus Conference
USA Power Poll
Orlando Sentinel
From the
Tulsa World
-Versatile
player helps TU
-TU
Notebook
-UTEP
can't pinpoint TU
From the
El Paso Times
-Hurricane
warning- Johnson leads Tulsa's high-octane offense
-UTEP's,
Tulsa's top wideouts very similar
-Turn
Up the Orange Blog- Could UTEP's success lead Price to Clemson job?
From the
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
-Edwards
to have homecoming at UAB
-Webb
sparks UAB's offense
-Herd
sees UAB's QB as a running back who can throw
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Webb
seminar
-Alabama
is 'Sweet Home' for handful on Herd roster
From
the
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Snyder
looking at options on offensive line
-Several
Herd players going home
Alabama native Terrell Edwards would like to get some carries
against UAB
-Jones
cautiously optimistic
Johns' final college season one of disappointment
Birmingham News
From the
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
basketball will look back, go forward
-U
of M mascot dies
Coach Kirk Speraw confident in UCF's young basketball
team
Orlando Sentinel
Green Wave looks to bounce back
New Orleans Times Picayune
October
15, 2008
Around Conference USA - Football
USA Today
Midseason report- Conference USA
ESPN
UAB standout Vaden arrested and charged with
intoxication
Birmingham News
From the
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Notes-
Trotter moves up
With Clint McDonald expected
to sit out Saturday's game at East Carolina, true freshman Frank Trotter
will move into the vacant spot.
-Preseason
poll picks Tigers to win C-USA men's basketball title
From
conferenceusa.com
-Memphis
Chosen As Repeat Preseason Conference USA Favorite
-Oct.
14 Women's Soccer Notebook
-Oct.
14 C-USA Cross Country Athlete of the Week and Notebook
Only C-USA games left
Hattiesburg American
From the
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
-Herd's
Humphrey out for at least a month
-Thundering
Herd juggles offensive line
-Anthony
Hanshew- UAB team similiar to 2006 Thundering Herd team
-Offensive
shake-up not what it seems
From
the
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Marshall
punter looks to rebound
-UAB
looks for way to play through adversity
-Herd
hoops expected to be bigger, better
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Herd
shuffles personnel on offensive line during layoff
-Snyder-
UAB looks like us
From the
Tulsa World
-C-USA
INSIDER
-Power
Rankings
-TU
Notebook
-Game
of the week- UTEP at Tulsa
From the
Houston
Chronicle
-Rice
seniors hope to end careers with another bowl berth
-College
Notes- Rice QB named semifinalist for Unitas award
-UH
student-athlete graduation rates improve 14 percent
Rice leads Conference USA with a graduation rate of 84 percent,
followed by Marshall (71 percent), Southern Miss (67), SMU (66), Tulane
and Tulsa (both 64) and East Carolina (60).
-UH
Notebook- Solid pitching to bolster revamped lineup
SMU moves up to 11th in passing
Dallas Morning News
From the
Orlando
Sentinel
-UCF
Knights try to figure out how to overcome offensive woes
-UCF
AD Keith Tribble 'surprised' by report that he is a candidate for Big
East Conference Commissioner
-Let's
not go flipping out over the UCF players flipping off the Miami
Hurricanes crowd
From the
El Paso Times
-UTEP
Miners down to just one big injury
-Goodwell
gets it done on offense, defense
-Blog-
UTEP-foe Tulsa should be ranked
-Profanity
gets fans in trouble at UTEP homecoming game
-UTEP
Miners picked to finish 4th in C-USA
October
14, 2008
From the
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Tiger
defensive line star expected to miss Saturday's game
-Special
treatment: Tigers' West works on team breakdowns
-Notes-
Louisville series will continue through 2016
From
conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Football Notebook
Tulsa and UTEP are both 3-0 in the West Division
-C-USA
Football Coaches' Press Conference Quotes- Week Seven
-Tulsa
and UTEP Battle Saturday on Football Field
-October
13 Football Players of the Week
-Volleyball
Players of the Week & Notebook
-Oct.
13 Women's Soccer Players of the Week
From the
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
-For
Herd, an Alabama road test
-UAB
coach admits team in fragile state
What UAB needs right now is just to win a game, Callaway
says
Birmingham News
Not much going right for UAB
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Southern Mississippi coach Larry Fedora says team is not
far away
Mobile Press Register
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Fedora
praises defense's effort
-Eagles
reach crossroads
Fedora- Our team keeps will to win
Biloxi Sun Herald
WILL USM'S BASKETBALL TEAM REACH THE POSTSEASON?
Hattiesburg American
From the
Orlando
Sentinel
-UCF
players reprimanded, but not suspended for obscene gestures
'Birds' don't fly with UCF brass
-UCF
Knights TE Corey Rabazinski out for the season
-Defense
is only bright spot in Knights' 20-14 loss to Hurricanes
-UCF
AD Keith Tribble under consideration for Big East commissioner job
UTEP Miners riding high into clash with Tulsa
El Paso Times
SMU's Jones hopes freshmen learn from adversity
Dallas Morning News
From the
Tulsa World
-Tulsa's
escape is a lucky one
-TU
Notebook
-Know
the foe- UTEP
WEB EXCLUSIVE- Listen to an interview with TU's Todd
Graham, A.J. Whitmore and James Lockett
October
13, 2008
From the
Tulsa World
-Polls
shun Hurricane once more
Tulsa's 17-year absence from the Top 25 college football polls
will continue for another week.
-TU
Notebook
-TU-
Know The Foe
From the
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
-MU's
losses hurt pride only
-MU
Notebook- Marshall opponent struggling despite talent
-Now
real practice begins for Herd basketball
Madness offers glimpse of Herd hoops
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Herd ready to focus on conference play
Beckley Register-Herald
On deck for the Golden Eagles
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
USM beats Carey in exhibition baseball
Hattiesburg American
UCF needs to spend bye week working on
fundamentals
Orlando Sentinel
From the
El Paso Times
-UTEP
Miners show resilience, character in comeback
-UTEP
Miner notes- Punter Greg Hiett was UTEP's quiet hero
IN NEED OF A QUICK FIX
Just nine days ago, things couldn't have looked sunnier for
Tulane.
New Orleans Times Picayune
From
conferenceusa.com
-Oct.
12 C-USA Volleyball Roundup
-Oct.
12 Women's Soccer Weekend Recap
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