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February 8, 2009
Boy Scouts Day
Grammy Awards
Laugh and Get Rich Day
Man Day
Tu B'Shvat (Jewish - begins at sundown)
Pirates blister Central Florida
Bonesville.net
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU's
Barrage Of 3-Pointers Buries UCF, 89-75
-Lady
Pirates Tangle With Tulane Sunday
-Softball
Wins Two On Opening Day
-Swimmers
Finish Record Dual Meet Season
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Knight-mare
over
Pirates notch first-ever win over UCF
-Pitching
depth shines in ECU softball's opening day
From the Washington Daily News
-East
Carolina locks down Central Florida
-Lady
Pirates sweep season-opening doubleheader
Red-hot Pirates shoot down UCF
Kinston Free Press
Men's Basketball Drops Contest at ECU
ucfathletics.com
Knights' late rally against East Carolina not enough
The Pirates simply were in a zone.
Orlando Sentinel
Pirates shoot down Knights
Raleigh News & Observer (AP)
From the
Goldsboro News-Argus
-East
Carolina graduate Bubba Williams ready for challenge as new EW football
coach
-Here
she is ... ECU sophomore chosen Miss Goldsboro
February 7, 2009
Ballet Day
Wave All Your Fingers At Your Neighbors Day
Men's Basketball Ready To Face UCF
ECU will look to make it two wins in-a-row Saturday night
when it hosts UCF inside Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum. The game is
scheduled for a 7 p.m. tip-off.
ecupirates.com
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
face C-USA's leading scorer
-Kee
keen on starting softball campaign
Pirates to host C-USA’s leading scorer
tonight
Washington Daily News
Pirates brace for Taylor, Knights
Kinston Free Press
Knights to Meet Host East Carolina
Saturday
ucfathletics.com
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-A.J.
Rompza is questionable for East Carolina game Saturday
-Tonight's
game- UCF at East Carolina
February 6, 2009
Bubble Gum Day
National Wear Red Day
Special Olympics World Winter Games
Birthday - President Ronald Reagan (40th President)
Birthday - Babe Ruth (baseball)
Birthday - Bob Marley (musician)
Lady Pirates Shoot Past UTEP, 73-43
ecupirates.com
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Holtz
talks about house calls
-Happy
at home
-Morrow
puts up another double-double
From the Washington Daily News
-Lady
Pirates turn off the lights on the Miners
-Pirates’
softball ready to swing into action
Miners get blown out in loss at E.
Carolina
El Paso Times
Tribe to Host East Carolina on Senior Day
this Saturday
Both Tribe swimming and diving teams will have their hands
full on Senior Day, as East Carolina brings two very talented teams to
Williamsburg.
Tribe Athletics
East Carolina University Scores Big On Signing Day
Bleacher Report
TCU has best recruiting class among non-AQ schools
East Carolina sneaks in with the third-best class
ESPN.com
Millville's Kott sisters, Absegami's Dana Keister to join
East Carolina's track and field program
Press of Atlantic City
Gators in the Hall
ECU Softball coach Tracy Kee was recently recognized as one
of St. Gertrude school's first inductees into its athletic Hall of Fame.
Richmond Times Dispatch
Hometown Heroes- Area baseball players
gear up for season
The Pirates, which opens their season Feb. 20 at home against
Monmouth, have sophomore outfielder Devin Harris. Harris is a 2006
Ashbrook High graduate.
Gaston Gazette
February 5, 2009
Weatherperson's Day
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
– New
class capable of continuing tradition
-BVL:
Football Recruiting Thumbnails
-BVL:
Roster of ECU's Recruiting Class of 2009
BVL
Audio:
Skip Holtz Signing Day Press Conference
-BVL:
Pirates outlast Southern Miss
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Take Down Southern Miss
-Pirates
Announce 2009 Signing Class
-Signing
Day Press Quotes
-Duncan
Earns C-USA Weekly Honor
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Success
aids recruiting
-Pirates
push past Southern Miss
Holtz believes he’s nabbed his best
recruiting class
Washington Daily News
From the Fayetteville
Observer
-ECU
recruiting breakdown
-Former
longtime Cape Fear coach Leon Brock dies
Eyewitness News 9 Sports Director Brian
Bailey talks with Skip Holtz
wnct.com
East Carolina Pirates
Raleigh News & Observer
ECU's Holtz pulls in balanced recruiting class
Durham Herald-Sun (AP)
From
the East Carolinian
-Pirates
sign 20 players for next season
-Stars
don't always equal success
-Softball
gears up for opening tourney
-Pirates
take down Southern Miss
From
the Kinston Free Press
-Pirates
hold off Southern Miss rally
-Pirates
add 19 recruits
East Carolina beats USM
Hattiesburg American
Furious comeback falls short for Golden Eagles
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
USM has a hot hand, but still loses
Biloxi Sun Herald
Mount Airy's Dobson to keep ECU commitment
Winston Salem Journal
Dobson inks with ECU
Mount Airy News
Brooks signs with ECU Feb. 4
Caswell Messenger
February 4, 2009
National Signing Day
Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
–
Pride in Tomlin's triumph extends to ECU
Bonesville.net
From
ecupirates.com
-Men's
Basketball Set To Host Southern Miss
-Pirate
Club To Host FB Signing Day Event
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirate
football expected to add 19 recruits today
-ECU's
expected signees
-ECU's
extra effort
-Around Campus:
Last chance to donate, win a chance at
spider immortality
ECU's recruiting class
Raleigh News & Observer
Pirates, Wynn take on Southern Miss
ENC Today
Pirates make decision on forward's foot
injury
Kinston Free Press
Southern Miss Closes Out Two-Game Road
Trip at East Carolina
southernmiss.com
Eagles seek road tonic vs. Pirates
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Eagles ready to soar again
Biloxi Sun Herald
Prep stars make it official today
Lakeside's Kyle Tudor is already enrolled at East Carolina.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Decision day for high school athletes
One player who won't sign today is Burlington City offensive
lineman Max Hay, who earlier committed to East Carolina.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Durham WR Has CU Offer
He has already taken junior day visits to Duke and NC State
and is planning to go to ECU as well.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Butler girls beats East Meck for the third
time
Butler got 16 points, nine rebounds and two assists from
reigning Southwestern 4A player of the year Celeste Stewart, signed with
East Carolina.
Charlotte Observer
February 3, 2009
African-American Coaches Day
Four Chaplains Memorial Day
Anniversary -
“The Day the Music Died”
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
– The
goal is, and always will be, Omaha
-Batten:
Football Recruiting Report
– Kentucky's
loss is East Carolina's gain
-BVL:
Football Recruiting Thumbnails (Justin
Jones)
ECU-Southern Miss Baseball Series
Changed
Pirates and The Golden Eagles To Play Double-Header On CBS
College Sports
ecupirates.com
The balancing act
A gradual transformation in the modus operandi of the East
Carolina softball team has created a culture of winning.
Greenville Daily Reflector
Choctaw's Davis commits to East Carolina
Walton (FL) Sun
Signing Day draws near
Sandy Creek senior quarterback Rio Johnson, the Fayette Daily
News and Today in Peachtree City Player of the Year, will sign a pact
with East Carolina
Fayette (GA) Daily News
Hicks, Mount Tabor guard, commits to Old
Dominion
In football recruiting, Ty Holmes, a 6-2, 210-pound
safety and outside linebacker, committed to East Carolina, and Michael
Dobson, a standout running back and defensive back from Mount Airy, also
plans to sign with East Carolina on Wednesday
Winston Salem Journal
February 2, 2009
Candlemas (Catholic/Orthodox)
Groundhog Day
Imbolc
(Wiccan)
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 373
– Yow
made East Carolina proud
-Mumau:
Basketball Recruiting Report
– 'Meaner'
Straughn in the making
-BVL:
Basketball Recruiting Thumbnails
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Diamond
days- ECU baseball begins practice
-Around Campus:
ECU shows its heart with 'Wear Red for
Women' observance
ECU Tennis Blanks UNC Asheville 7-0
ecupirates.com
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February 8, 2009
From the Charlotte Observer
-Loss
snaps Davidson's conference win streak
-Davidson's
loss shows even Curry's mortal
-Bobcats
send Morrison to Lakers for Radmanovic
-Harvick
squeezes by, wins Shootout
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Tar
Heels, Devils now focus on each other
-Duke
puts Clemson loss to rest
-Tar
Heels slog way past Cavs
-Lowe
still waiting for someone to get point
Tigers collapse against FSU
FSU rallies, shocks No. 10 Clemson 65-61 at Littlejohn
Anderson Independent
Northeastern's range proves too much for
Seahawks
Wilmington Star-News
Cam Sexton weighing all his options
Fayetteville Observer
Jersey-gate could have been avoided
Columbia (SC) State
February 7, 2009
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Duke,
NCCU schedule football game
Duke and N.C. Central have reached a contractual agreement to
play Sept. 26 at Duke's Wallace Wade Stadium.
-Tar
Heels on the rise
-UNC-CH
athletes re-enact 'basket ball,' circa 1891
-Devils
put blowout to rest, look ahead
-Seven
coaches ready for ACC
-Pack
needs more than good matchups
-Staal
may play today for Canes
From the Charlotte Observer
-Around Campus:
UNC system facing deep cuts
-NASCAR-
The race is on to find sponsors
Colts name Coyer defensive coordinator
He also has extensive college coaching experience at the
University of Pittsburgh, Iowa State, Ohio State, East Carolina,
Oklahoma State, and Bowling Green.
Terre Haute Tribune Star
Lafayette vs. Holy Cross Saturday
afternoon
Kari played in 30 games in his first season on College Hill
after transferring from East Carolina and is one of the most improved
players in the league.
The Press Box
Redshirts providing inside job for Seahawks basketball
Fields (6-8, 235) transferred from East Carolina and is
sitting out this season per NCAA regulations.
Wilmington Star News
2010 Intro- Kendall Moore
The 6-foot-3, 229-pound athlete from Raleigh (N.C.) Southeast
attended three camps and walked away with three verbal scholarship
offers. “Virginia and East Carolina have really started calling
and picking up,” Finn said. “They came by here the last couple of weeks
a couple of times.
scout.com (subscription
required)
Expansion of Alabama's Bryant-Denny
Stadium is officially on
Birmingham News
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Jersey
policy restricts Gamecocks
-Swimmer
Phelps says 3-month suspension is fair
Purnell, Tigers wary of post-Duke letdown
against Florida State
Anderson Independent
Gamecocks close in on second sellout
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
February 6, 2009
BC's Logan to join Bucs staff
The list of transfer students is headlined by two former Big
Bend prep standouts, Madison native Jay Culpepper from Florida State and
Quincy native Chris Atkins from East Carolina University.
Tampabay.com
FAMU recruits Big Bend standouts
The list of transfer students is headlined by two former Big
Bend prep standouts, Madison native Jay Culpepper from Florida State and
Quincy native Chris Atkins from East Carolina University.
Famuan
FOOTBALL COACH HIRED AT SHS
New Suwannee High School coach Jerry Odom has had coaching
stops along the way at UF (defensive assistant under Spurrier), TCU
(linebacker coach), and East Carolina (defensive Coordinator).
Suwannee Democrat
HERRION INKS CONTRACT TO REMAIN AT HELM
FOR MEN'S HOOPS
UNH Athletics
After reorganization, Dave Hart is
Alabama's COO
Birmingham News
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Tennessee's
Summitt gets 1,000th career win
-SEC
reprimands Kiffin for saying Gators cheated
Georgia signee Marlon Brown had 'disagreement' with Vols'
Orgeron
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Canes
roar back, top Sharks in shootout
-Matchups
matter in ACC games
-Cutcliffe
touts recruits' speed
-Duke
linebacker dismissed
-Rankings
don't concern Pack's O'Brien
Bigger, stronger Davidson beats UNCG
Greensboro News-Record
From the Charlotte Observer
-Rossiter's
13 boards power Wildcats
-Observations-
11,687 come to see Davidson
-Baron,
Rams wear out 49ers
-Brown
loving challenges Bobcats keep presenting
-USA
Swimming suspends Michael Phelps for 3 months
Jersey flap- Spurrier asks for numbers
Columbia (SC) State
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-A
Deacon Disaster- Gaudio has lots to work on before BC on Sunday
-No
Fear- Deacs, Devils not dead yet
Big win against Duke has Clemson in hunt
for ACC title
Spartanburg Herald Journal
February 5, 2009
Tigers destroy Duke, 74-47
Anderson Independent
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Clemson
crushes Duke
-Davis-
'Oversigning' isn't problem for UNC recruits
-Excited
Cutcliffe invokes memories of 'Iron Dukes'
-O'Brien
strengthens NC State's depth
ESPN will televise Colorado's 2009
visit to West Virginia
the Mountaineers could play the Herd or ECU on Sept. 12 and
the other Conference USA foe later in the season.
Charleston Daily Mail
From the
Greensboro News-Record
-Wake
loses for third time in four games
-UNCG’s
coliseum deal is a big risk
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Clemson
beats devil out of Duke
-Georgia
on the mind?
Tom O'Brien's N.C. State recruiting class is full of
Georgians.
-N.C.
State Wolfpack
-North
Carolina Tar Heels
-Wake
Forest Demon Deacons
-Duke
Blue Devils
-Nipped
by Canucks, Canes face San Jose
From the Charlotte Observer
-Curry
leads Davidson's rout of Western Carolina
-Big
stars- Heels and Gamecocks shine brightest
-The
Carolinas Top 50
-Appalachian
State signs 5 potential quarterbacks
From the Columbia
(SC) State
-Tigers
trounce No. 4 Blue Devils
-Signing
day a good one for Gamecocks
-Clemson's
class provides no surprises
Eagles hire experienced defensive
coordinator
Ashland University hires Tim Rose
Ashland (OH) Times Gazette
From the
Roanoke Times
-Big
finish for Tech, UVa
-Some
in-state recruiting success gets Cavs coach Al Groh believing good
things could be ahead.
Amid woes, U.Va. AD needs to act
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Resources limited but FAMU makes do
Tallahassee.com
UNCW shocks VCU for big win
Wilmington Star News
February 4, 2009
Recruiting- No major surprises expected
on signing day
The Pirates are hoping to land big-time junior college
defensive end Delano Johnson from the College of the Sequoias.
Fayetteville Observer
Tar Heels expect to make big haul
The most highly regarded uncommitted player in North Carolina
is Shelby athlete Larry Raper, who is rated No. 26 in the state by
Rivals. He withdrew his commitment to Clemson after Bowden resigned, and
is expected to consider Duke, East Carolina, N.C. State and Toledo.
Greensboro News-Record
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Heels
breeze past Terps with 3s
-Pack
flies over Eagles
-Duke
making inroads with N.C. recruits
-Duke's
recruiting class
-Wake
Forest's recruiting class
-UNC-CH's
recruiting class
-N.C.
State's recruiting class
Blue Devils get back in game of recruiting
Tar Heel State
Durham Herald Sun
From the Charlotte Observer
-Errors
mount, add up to Bobcats loss
-S.C.
authorities could charge Olympian Phelps
-Carolinas
recruiting analysis
-Summer
camps a key in college football recruiting
Hart making $325000 per year
Tuscaloosa News
UConn Reduces Prices For Best Football
Seats
Hartford Courant
From the Houston Chronicle
-Coaches
favor early signing period for recruits
-Former
Kentucky coach Mumme has prostate cancer
From the
Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers
hoping for big names in small class
-Spurrier,
USC expect big day
-Florida
rally holds off USC
-Clemson
puts bull's-eye on Duke
Tiger baseball team ready to get going
Anderson Independent
February 3, 2009
From the Birmingham News
-VCU's
Grant brushes off Tide job discussion
-College
athletics recruiting services declare winners, losers
-Coach
training program emphasizes recruiting
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Davis,
UNC-CH set to welcome big recruiting class
-Ward
welcomes heavy workload
-Terps
bring renewed focus to UNC-CH
From the Charlotte Observer
-Richardson
faces long recovery
-Curry
leads Davidson's rout of Western Carolina
-Turnovers
doom Bobcats against Jazz
-Deacs
a little different
Texas baseball coach Garrido pleads guilty to DWI
Houston Chronicle
After strong 10 years, SEC down
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Beer, basketball on the schedule for
UNCG fans
Greensboro News-Record
Recruiting 2009 - What You Need To Know
College Football News
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-ODU
has special selling points in recruiting
-Tale
of the recruiting tape- Virginia vs. Virginia Tech
February 2, 2009
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-As
signing day nears, Heels seem to lead state
-Smith
sets tone as Devils rout Cavs
-Coach
Yow mural defaced
-Tanner
gets his ballpark
-O'Brien's
system works
Recruiting- Tennessee top dog in N.C.
Fayetteville Observer
From USA Today
-Football
signing 'day' can drag on for weeks
-Mountain
West ready to make push for automatic BCS bid
-Steelers
seize Super Bowl
-'Two
nobodies' craft winning ad for Doritos
-CHART-
How all this year's ads ranked
Super Tomlin
The Newport News native guides the Pittsburgh Steelers to a
thrilling Super Bowl win against the Arizona Cardinals.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the
Greenville (SC) News
-Warner's
story surpasses fiction even in defeat
-Tigers
try to close deal on ranked recruiting class
Richardson gets new heart, TV report says
Charlotte Observer
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Smith
gets hot in Devils' victory
-THE
BIG GAME- Does Super Bowl rival Heels vs. Devils for local businesses?
QB McElveen Headed To Clemson
McElveen had early offers from Central Florida, East Carolina
and Middle Tennessee.
Spartanburg Herald Journal
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February 8, 2009
College basketball- UAB defeats Southern Miss
Birmingham News
Eagles collapse in second half, drop 3rd
in row
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
SMU men end losing streak at five
Dallas Morning News
Coleman leads UH past rival Rice in men's
hoops
Houston Chronicle
Lutz sizzles for 37 in Herd's OT win
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Lutz
goes lights out
Chris Lutz’ breakout performance led Marshall University’s
men’s basketball team to a thrilling 89-86 overtime victory over Tulane
Saturday evening at the Cam Henderson Center.
-Herd's
recruiting season filled with drama
Tigers dominate Gonzaga in 68-50 victory
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Tulsa jams UTEP
Tulsa World
Cold-shooting UTEP Miners lose in Tulsa
El Paso Times
February 7, 2009
From
conferenceusa.com
-Men's
Basketball Notebook
-2009
Southern Miss Baseball Preview
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Gonzaga
waits 'in weeds' for U of M
-Tigers
reaching up for high seed today
-Freshman
Matt Simpkins off Memphis Tigers basketball team
Golden Eagles aim to right ship against
loaded Blazers
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Blazers present stout challenge for Golden
Eagles
Biloxi Sun Herald
Eagles back home today
Hattiesburg American
Accurate shooting from field helps UAB
build on 1-2 start
Birmingham News
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
set to face Tulane
-Herd
forced to open and press more
-Recruiting
class went from suspect to solid
From the
Charleston Gazette Mail
-MU
takes on Tulane
-Memphis
in GameDay role
COACH COMPOSURE
New Orleans Times Picayune
Signing Day review- SMU football
Dallas Morning News
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Rice's
Braun no stranger to backyard rivalries
-'Tournament
Tom' needs to dance with UH
From the
Tulsa World
-Hurtt
makes major gains without pain
-Tulsa's
Wallace suffers career-ending injury
Report: Linebacker from Hilldale has back problem that ends
career.
From the
El Paso Times
-UTEP
Miners have important game at Tulsa
-UTEP
Notebook- Miners play better in C-USA on the road
February 6, 2009
From
conferenceusa.com
-2009
C-USA Football Signees
-2009
C-USA Softball Action Begins
-2009
Tulane Baseball Preview
C-USA Daily Update
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-Cousins
keep UCF basketball in the family
-North
Miami Beach, WMU coaches slam UCF football staff
From
scout.com
-C-USA
Recruiting Roundup
-UCF's
Best Recruiting Class Ever?
From the
Charleston Gazette Mail
-Recruiting,
sports hall and Cookies
Rivals placed MU at No. 97, tied with Central Michigan and
East Carolina, and the Herd was tied for the 10-11 spot among Conference
USA teams with ECU.
-Herd's
Wilkerson done for season
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-Marshall's
Wilkerson likely out for season with broken jaw
-Azzinaro
apparently headed to Oregon
-Illinois
recruit brings mean streak to MU
-New
and used Herd athletic gear up for grabs in 'rummage sale'
From the
Hattiesburg American
-Hard
work pays off for Golden Eagles
-Eagle
fans loving every minute
Hardy, Lampley may be Eagles' backfield
of future
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Football Recruiting- Ex-Lion Figaro hits
his stride at Hargrave
Monroe (LA) Daily Advertiser
UTEP Miners to open 2009 campaign in
Arizona
El Paso Times
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Calhoun
searching for niche with UH men
-Rice
football coach Bailiff signs five-year extension
Sallie still trying to hit stride
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the
Tulsa World
-J.C.
Watts' son will join TU's football team
-Signing
day thoughts
February 5, 2009
From
conferenceusa.com
-2009
C-USA Football Signees
-2009
UAB Baseball Preview
C-USA Daily Update
For Callaway, time before Signing Day
tense
Birmingham News
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-Capsule
look at Marshall football recruits
-Marshall
still looking for leaders, victories
-Thundering
Herd's 2009 class has its share of disappointments
-Herd
does well in Florida
From the
Charleston Gazette Mail
-'Mr.
Football' QB is Herd's big catch
-Marshall
football signee capsules
-Wojcik
gets elusive win
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
falls at home to Tulsa
-Herd
signs Fla.'s Mr. Football
From the
Tulsa World
-Hurricane
romps past Marshall on the road
-Hurricane
hits hard in metro
-Tulsa
Signings
Signing Day review- SMU football
Dallas Morning News
From the
Houston Chronicle
-UH
draws on Houston to get top football talent
-Cougar
hoops- 28-point win at UCF
-Rice
recruiting class includes two Canadians
-Owls
athletics- On Kubiak, Cousins and Mighty Mouse
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
suffers worst home loss since '98
-UCF
Knights recruiting list
Powerful Hardy, speedy Lampley may be
Eagles' backfield of future
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Memphis
Tigers survive scare from SMU, 79-66
-23
sign with Memphis Tigers
-Fairley
standout DT Robinson picks Tigers
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Green
Wave, Tigers receive jolt of talent
-Tulane
lands tight-knit group
UTEP Miners fill many needs with 20 recruits
El Paso Times
February 4, 2009
From
conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Celebrates National Girls and Women in Sports Day
-2009
UCF Baseball Preview
-Women's
Tennis Notebook
-Men's
Basketball Notebook
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-North
Carolina receiver confident he can contribute at Marshall
-Herd's
move to Conference USA hasn't made sense or cents
-Herd's
Spann earns starting nod with energy, effort
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-Spann
gets another chance at starting
-Marshall
takes the good with the bad
-Holmes'
big Super Bowl pleases Snyder, family
From the
Charleston Gazette Mail
-SC's
Dobson ready to sign with Herd
-Herd
hopes to land Florida 'Mr. Football'
From the Birmingham News
-UAB's
recruiting class is expected to be one of Neil Callaway's best
-A
real straight shooter
Hardy says he's made his decision, will go
to USM
Hattiesburg American
Two more locals join DI commits
From the prep ranks to Tulane for Figaro
Monroe (LA) Daily Advertiser
Despite program concerns, UCF
recruiting unquestioned
cbssports.com
Knights look to stay near the top
Central Florida Future
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
basketball is on a roll. Do you care?
-Where
does UCF stand entering National Signing Day?
-Knights
Notepad's busy National Signing Day schedule ...
Tigers going for 50th straight C-USA win tonight at
SMU
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Top freshmen square off as SMU hosts
Memphis
Dallas Morning News
UH Notebook- Mens hoops team searching for
a rebound
Houston Chronicle
From the
Tulsa World
-C-USA
Insider
-TU
recruiting watch
-Tulsa
football commitment list
-Hurricane
offers McLain's Jackson
-TU's
goal? Win the next game
From the
El Paso Times
-UTEP's
defense-heavy recruit list to be released
-Torn
ACL puts Miner guard out for season
UTEP's women travel to East Carolina on Thursday and host
Marshall on Sunday.
February 3, 2009
Tigers win their way up polls
Memphis Commercial Appeal
UTEP Miners' Arnett Moultrie gets C-USA
honor
Memphis is averaging 17,562 fans a game. UTEP is averaging
8,122 fans an outing. Only two other league teams are averaging
more than 5000 a home game. Tulsa is third, averaging 5837 and East
Carolina is fourth, averaging 5051 fans.
El Paso Times
Hargrave receiver commits to Tulane
Figaro, a three-star prospect according to Rivals.com, also
had official offers from Tulane's Conference USA rivals
Alabama-Birmingham, East Carolina and Marshall
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the
Charleston Gazette Mail
-Ridpath,
MU settling suit
Letter to NCAA plays critical role in resolution
-SC's
Slusher joining Herd
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-Marshall,
Ridpath reach a settlement
-Marshall
plans sale of athletic items
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
gears up for Tulsa
-Combine
invites Passmore, Spillman
From the
Orlando Sentinel Blogs
-Can
Conference USA get two NCAA Tournament bids?
-Jermaine
Taylor named to SI.com's All-Underrated Team
USM recruiting winding down
Hattiesburg American
Rice Notebook- Bailiff landing standout
recruits
Houston Chronicle
From the
Tulsa World
-Tulsa
commit Flanders backs out
-DeShane
staying true to TU
-TU
Watch
-TU
loses one football recruit, adds two
Class of 2004 proves recruiting is game of
chance
Only half of the 2004 area top 50 players finished at the
schools they signed with out of high school.
Dallas Morning News
C-USA Announces Multimedia Plans for C-USA
Men's Basketball Championship
conferenceusa.com
February 2, 2009
Men's Basketball Weekend Recap
conferenceusa.com
Rice Ranks No. 1 in C-USA Preseason Poll
College Baseball Insider
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-MU
football team gets eight commitments
-MU
vs. UAB more than a rivalry
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Seven
players commit to Herd
-Small
lapses hurt Herd in close games
Pitts' statistics bear brunt of halfcourt
woes
Charleston Gazette Mail
Dozier proving to be catalyst in Tiger success
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the
Tulsa World
-TU:
Three Questions with Ben Uzoh
-TU
Watch
-TU
tops LSU, wins tennis regional
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