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Sept. 20 1980	at Florida State (50,547)	7-63
Sept. 12 1981	at North Carolina (51,300)	0-56
Oct. 3, 1987	at West Virginia (36,630)	0-49
Oct. 4 1997	at Syracuse (44,054)	0-56
Oct. 24 1998	at Southern Mississippi (24,020)	7-41

Game-by-Game, Decade by Decade Records Since 1932
Bonesville.net

Marshall's arm guides WVU past East Carolina, 48-7
Bonesville.net

Airing it out adds fresh dimension
The WVU Daily Athenaeum

On the plus side- tailback depth
Charleston (WV) Gazette

CFL: Heroes to zeroes
SLAM! Sports

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September 14, 2003

From The Fayetteville Observer
-Instant classic
-McLendon plays through the pain
-Finding solace in a good fight

From The Raleigh News & Observer
-Inches short
- State's goal-line calls don't surprise OSU
- McLendon 'sore all over'
- N.C. State QB Philip Rivers: Toughest loss of my career
- N.C. State coach Chuck Amato: Wolfpack didn't quit
-Duke streaks on
-Wolfpack's 2004 class taking shape

Another fantastic OSU finish
Cincinnati Enquirer

From The Winston Salem Journal
-WFU unable to capitalize on late turnover by Purdue
-Blitz puts Deacs behind eight ball
-Wake Forest-Purdue postgame quotes- Wake players
-Wake Forest-Purdue postgame quotes- Jim Grobe

From The Greensboro News Record
-Last play doesn't add up for Deacs
-Purdue spoils Wake's party

From The Durham Herald Sun
-Heartbreak at horseshoe
-Rivers always gives you chance
-Showcase of senior smarts
-Pack defense- These kids are all right
-Devils finally win a close one

Duke spoils Rice rally by winning in OT
Houston Chronicle

From The Columbia (SC) The State
-Not even close
-Gamecock quarterbacks left Greene with envy
-No huddle needed
-Tears turn to cheers as Tiger fans remember Phillips

From The Anderson Independent
-Changes help Tigers win
-Currie has career day vs. MTSU
-Whitehurst thrives in Tigers' return to no-huddle offense
-QB controversy brewing at USC
-Gamecock offense needs to make changes

September 13, 2003

College football picks
Fayetteville Observer

From The Raleigh News & Observer
-It's game time
-13th may be lucky for Pack
-McLendon still ailing
-Pack adds basketball recruit
-Deacs' 'D' not getting its due
-Family, colleagues remember Tigers' 'Voice'

From The Durham Herald Sun
-The arrival?
-N.C. State notebook- Buckeyes banking on seeing McLendon
-Duke out to break wishbone
-Colleges- UNC adds William & Mary to football schedule for '04

From The Charlotte Observer
-Monumental opportunity for Wolfpack
-Wellman pulls strings that put Wake on map

From The Anderson Independent
-Clemson looking to finish game strong this week
-Holtz prepares for Bulldogs' two-QB system
-Richt, Greene will finally solve USC defense

September 12, 2003

From The Raleigh News & Observer
- Pack- no fear of OSU
- Rivers facing a big game
-Two coaches, a siimilar path
-Heels' May says foot feels fine
-Duke RB feeling hamstrung

From The Winston Salem Journal
-A State-ment Game
-Grobe asked about 'out' in his contract
-Nichols delivers early for Deacons

From The Durham Herald Sun
-Fowler tackling Duke milestones
-N.C. State notebook- OSU coach familiar with Rivers' magic
-'He Hate Me' Catching on in Carolina

From The Columbia (SC) The State
-Pinnock's fumble still a hot topic
-Holtz cuts practice short
-Joint stadium is win-win for USC and Bombers
-Henry masters the demands of class, practice

From The Anderson Independent
-Around the ACC...
-Coming full circle
-Broadcast will be filled with tributes to Phillips
-Undersized Hill climbs to top of ACC

From The Greensboro News-Record
-OSU isn't crying Wolf
-Aggies all business in Vegas Classic

From The Charlotte Observer
-MATCHUPS | No. 24 N.C. State @ No. 3 Ohio State
-Pack prefers to hunt, not to be hunted
-Scoring with college gear
-Wife of Jarrett's crew chief dies in crash

From The Houston Chronicle
-Rice vs. Duke
-Purdue vs. Wake Forest
-NC State vs. Ohio State

September 11, 2003

Small school coming up big in football - 09.11
Bonesville.net

From The Winston Salem Journal
-Remember Me?
-ACC Notebook
-LONG ROAD- Ex-State coach now at OSU
-Buckeyes suspend Clarett for season
-Winston-Salem State notebook
-ACC begins talks on scheduling

From The Raleigh News & Observer
-The money gap
- Football revenue
- McLendon practices, still listed as doubtful
-ACC still looking at skeds
-UNC defense playing for jobs

From The Durham Herald Sun
-Philip's trophy case
-Rivers, Pack looking for luck at Ohio State's 'horseshoe'
-Duke notebook- Franks mum on starting quarterback

Tailback's snooze was wake-up call
Charlotte Observer

From The Wilmington Star-News
-Bracket Buster field includes UNCW
-Some tickets for UNCW-UNC will be available
-Doherty sees coaching in his future

From The Columbia (SC) The State
-Vandy's changes surprise coach
-Pollack's big play will be remembered a long time
-Littlejohn harbors no ill will

From The Fayetteville Observer
-Rivers in Heisman race with fast start
-Jackson hopes to spark Wolfpack

The blame game
Chapel Hill News

September 10, 2003

From The Columbia (SC) The State
-Silence falls over Tigers sports
-Phillips was most at home behind the mic
-Voice of the Tigers left indelible mark with fans
-Phillips represented a vanishing breed
-Tigers note officiating problems
-Little talk, all action
-Schedule gives squad time to mature
-USC basketball schedule (2003-2004)

From The Anderson Independent
-Umpire Amato has run-ins with Pugh
-Holtz may employ odd measures to stop drops
-Friends remember Phillips
-Tigers unsure who will be new voice

Holtz is stirring the plot
Memphis Commercial Appeal

From The Charlotte Observer
-Caution grows at Wake Forest
-Wolfpack already leading Ohio St.

From The Durham Herald Sun
-Nowhere to run
-Boyhood rivals finally face off
-Athletes warned of gambling's peril

From The Fayetteville Observer
-No. 20 Wake Forest draws highest ranking in 24 years
-Recruiting- Two-sport star picks Tar Heels

From The Winston Salem Journal
-Keeping It In Perspective
-Deacons Football Notebook
-Pack's Golden will face familiar foe
-BREATHER- UNC hoping to put open date to good use
-PUFFED UP- UNC turns to freshman Thomas

From The Greensboro News-Record
-Win raises Deacs profile
-Big-name backs out of action

From The Raleigh News & Observer
-Tressel focuses on Pack
- N.C. State tries to get running game in gear
- NCSU's Morris keeping quiet
-Deacs delight in glow
-Georgetown point guard transfers to College of Charleston

September 9, 2003

From The Anderson Independent
-Holtz concerned about UGA, but Gamecocks are coming on strong
-Many USC players return home for matchup
-Tigers understand fans' indifference
-Clemson's Crosby leaves school, team

From The Columbia (SC) The State
-Crosby quits team over family issue
-Bulldogs don't intimidate USC

Holtz- We're ranked?
Spartanburg Herald-Journal

From The Durham Herald Sun
-Pack remains confident after loss
-Two of a kind
-Devils trying to get healthy

From The Winston Salem Journal
-PESSIMISTIC- Holtz says Gamecocks are no power
-FOUNDATION- Franks says Devils making progress
-Pack facing hurdles against Buckeyes
-WSSU will begin CIAA play against Virginia State
-JAKE'S TIME- Fox says Delhomme to replace Peete as starting quarterback for Panthers

Wake Forest campus reveling in football
Greensboro News-Record

From The Charlotte Observer
-Big chill for former Buckeyes
-McLendon expected to miss game

From The Raleigh News & Observer
-Surprised to be 'Craig's brother'
- Rush game ailing
-Friends, family and faith aid his fight
-ACC favors 16 games
-Franks noncommittal on Duke's starting quarterback

Garner power forward leaning toward ACC schools
Fayetteville Observer

September 8, 2003

From The Greensboro News-Record
-Ranking icing on cake for Wake
-Wolfpack-Buckeyes a lackluster game

From The Durham Herald Sun
-Pack regroups in wake of upset
-N.C. State Monday Morning Quarterback
-Duke Monday Morning Quarterback
-UNC Monday Morning Quarterback
-N.C. Central Monday Morning Quarterback

From The Columbia (SC) The State
-Win helps USC slip into poll
-Running game stumps Tigers

Victory puts USC in Top 25
Spartanburg Herald-Journal

Tigers have trouble with short-yardage
Anderson Independent

College football- Durant shows heart in defeat
Fayetteville Observer

From The Raleigh News & Observer
-Wolfpack won't panic
-Deacons ranked after big victory

Delhomme cookin'
Charlotte Observer

From The Winston Salem Journal
-Bottom line is Deacons' fast start, 2-0 record
-Panthers nip Jags
-MICHAELIMBO- With Jordan out of Bobcats' picture, Tapscott can get down to business at hand

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September 14, 2003

Saturday Football Roundup
conferenceusa.com

Cincinnati 15, West Virginia 13
Louisville 30, Syracuse 20
Rutgers 36, Army 21
Troy St 20, UAB 9
Miami FL 38, East Carolina 3
Southern Miss 23, Memphis 6
Tulane 31, Mississippi St 28
Houston 21, UL Lafayette 14

From the New Orleans Times-Picayune
-Pepper coolly kicks Tulane past Bulldogs
-Playmakers snap Wave's slump against SEC
-Moore runs past Conference USA rushing mark

From the Biloxi Sun Herald
-Pepper's kick leaves 'Dawgs stunned
-Eagles bounce back

From the Jackson (MS) Clarion Ledger
-Eagles burst Tigers' bubble
-Defense bows up, shows its nasty side
-D'Angelo knocked out late in first half
-Quick glance statistics
-Memphis 6 - Southern Miss 23

From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-One loss doesn't tip bowl bandwagon
-Tigers postgame

Cards whip up on Orangemen, 30-20
Lexington (KY) Herald Leader

From the Louisville Courier Journal
-Cards 'back on the map'
-Cards have 2 victories, 0 stars

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
-UC 15, West Virginia 13
-Expanded duties a kick for special teams' Ervin

From The Middletown (N.Y.) Times Herald Record
-Lowly Rutgers shows Army the door (mat)
-Black Knights' line truly offensive unit
-Black Knights bits
-Black Knights punchline to bad joke
-The fans speak

From the Houston Chronicle
-UH survives rain, miscues for victory
-Houston-Louisiana-Lafayette summary

UAB-TROY STATE NOTEBOOK
Birmingham News

Expansion? MU keeps close eye on Big East
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

September 13, 2003

Cincinnati at West Virginia	Noon
Louisville at Syracuse	1:30PM
Rutgers at Army	3:30PM
Troy State at UAB	7:00PM
East Carolina at Miami (Fla.)	7:00PM
Memphis at Southern Miss	7:00PM
Mississippi State at Tulane	8:00PM
Houston at Louisiana-Lafayette	8:00PM