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January 4, 2004
Presidents say no, no, no to playoff - 01.04
Bonesville.net
Rebs scuttle Pirates - 01.04
Bonesville.net
Nuggets:
Notes from ECU and beyond - 01.04
Bonesville.net
From
ecupirates.com
-Ole
Miss Ends Pirates' Five-Game Winnng Streak
-Defensive
Effort Gives Lady Pirates 62-52 Win Over Arkansas State
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Early
slump dooms ECU men
-ECU
women top Arkansas State
Reed Leads Rebels Over East Carolina, 65-49
olemisssports.com
UM wins
6th straight, cruises by ECU 65-49
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
Pirates pose no problem for Rebels
Raleigh News & Observer
January 3, 2004
Change inevitable for failed BCS equation - 01.03
Bonesville.net
Nuggets:
Notes from ECU and beyond - 01.03
Bonesville.net
Letter to the Editor:
Dick Denton, Manteo, NC - 01.03
Bonesville.net
Basketball Tonight
East Carolina vs. Ole Miss
8:00 p.m. ET
C.M. Tad Smith Coliseum - Oxford, Miss.
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-Men's
Basketball Wraps Up Non-Conference Play at Ole Miss
-Lady
Pirates Prepare For Arkansas State
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
go back on road to take on Mississippi
-Pirate
women look to pick up a victory at Arkansas State
Ole Miss Basketball Game Notes
olemisssports.com
Today's area SEC games
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Preview:
Ole Miss
Vs. East Carolina
-Rebels
need Harper to be on his game all the time
Virtual Bowl Update:
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Bowl" when the Christmas holiday week ended developed some legs.
According to data from the Pirate Club on New Year's Eve, new "ticket"
orders for
Doug Groome's postseason creation had boosted sales to
$17,000-plus, a surge of more than $5,000 over the sum reported at the
beginning of the week.
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January 2, 2004
Denny O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 166 - 01.02
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Pirates getting fortified for league gauntlet
Bonesville.net
Nuggets:
Notes from ECU and beyond - 01.02
Bonesville.net
Lady Pirates Get Seventh Win Against Savannah State
ecupirates.com
East Carolina women bounce back, roll over Savannah State
Greenville Daily Reflector
Interim East Carolina University chancellor reflects on job
Washington (NC) Daily News
January 1, 2004
Juco dragnet snares another tight end - 01.01
Bonesville.net
Nuggets:
Notes from ECU and beyond - 01.01
Bonesville.net
Letter to the Editor:
W. Steve Cochran, Pinehurst, NC - 01.01
Bonesville.net
Women's Basketball Set To Take On Savannah State
ecupirates.com
From
the Kinston Free Press
-Pirates
seek improvement
-ECU
rolls to 8-1 with win over Radford (late)
ECU cruises to win over Radford (late)
Greenville Daily Reflector
Grading the 2004 coaching hires
Fox Sports
December 31, 2003
Brian Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk - 12.31
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Herrion game plan 'on time'
Bonesville.net
Pirates blister Radford - 12.31
Bonesville.net
From
ecupirates.com
-Second
Half Surge Propels East Carolina Past Radford
-Lady
Pirates Come Up Short Against South Carolina State
Thompson staff gets new blood - 12.31
Bonesville.net
Nuggets:
Notes from ECU and beyond - 12.31
Bonesville.net
Letter to the Editor:
Gary Coffman, Palmetto, FL - 12.31
Bonesville.net
 Bonesville Bytes:
Brian Bailey Audio - 12.31
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Brian Goes 1-On-1 with Moussa Badiane & Mike Cook
Bonesville.net
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Big
TE to join Pirates
-Thompson
finds offensive coordinator
-South
Carolina State beats East Carolina women
From The Raleigh News & Observer
-Big
half nets ECU eighth win
-Brindise
likely ECU's new OC
Highlanders Bow to East Carolina, 87-50
Radford Sports Information
December 30, 2003
Denny O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 165 - 12.30
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ECU should stick to recruiting roots
Bonesville.net
Nuggets:
Notes from ECU and beyond - 12.30
Bonesville.net
Basketball Tonight
East Carolina vs. Radford
7:00 p.m. ET
Williams Arena at Minges Coliseum
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From
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-Men's
Basketball Closes Out 2003 Against Radford
-Time
Change For Men's Basketball Game Against Ole Miss
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Bing
crashing boards for Pirates
-ECU
women set for S.C. State
Men's Basketball Faces East Carolina In
Final
Pre-Conference Tune-Up Game
Radford Sports Information
December 29, 2003
Al Myatt:
View from the East - 12.29
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Too soon for swagger over auspicious start
Bonesville.net
Nuggets:
Notes from ECU and beyond - 12.29
Bonesville.net
Letter to the Editor:
Jack Snypes, Charlotte, NC - 12.29
Bonesville.net
Hokies have crowd behind them in Norfolk, but ECU gets the win
The Virginian Pilot
Non-Sport:
Students, faculty finish ECU drive
Greenville Daily Reflector
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January 4, 2004
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Duke's
payback- Devils avenge loss to Huskies
-Foley's
clincher one for the ages
-Kentucky
hands UNC a bench-clearing loss
-Win No. 600
with Devils special for 'K'
-Difference
maker
From the
Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader
-Cats
take Tar Heels to cure Cards hangover
-Daniels
chucks Heels aside in 2nd half
From the
Louisville Courier-Journal
-Fitch
hits in clutch for Cats
-It's
Moss' big dream come true; Tubby's, too
-Hayes
not tough enough- You could have fooled the Tar Heels
Rivers comes home
Mobile (AL) Register
Panthers Playoff Coverage
From The Charlotte Observer
-Big
D dominated
-A
historic night for fans, franchise
-Carolina
defense suffocates Cowboys
-Delhomme
reverses fortune vs. 'Boys
Hodge, Melvin help �Pack avoid upset
Wilmington Star-News
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Paul
sparks Deacs
-Wake
Forest-New Mexico postgame audio, photos
-Pack
pulls away late to defeat Seahawks
-Wildcats
rally, beat Heels for fourth straight time
-Duke
rips Clemson as defense halts Tigers
-College
Basketball Roundup
-Delhomme,
Davis shine as Panthers win 29-10
-Panthers
celebrate win with a victory lap
From the Greensboro News-Record
-Deacs
top pesky Lobos
-Duke
rolls in ACC opener
-McCants
sits while Heels fall to 'Cats
From the Columbia (SC) The State
-Bowden-
Tigers have long road ahead
-Clemson
51st, USC 58th in recruiting rankings
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Bowden
looks ahead
-Not
so fast, Bowden says
-Duke
rips Clemson
-Duke-Clemson
game summary
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Tar
Heels have no defense for loss
-Kentucky
guard nonchalant about key 3
-Ewing
lifts Blue Devils
-Devils
shock Huskies
-Wolfpack
needs late surge to win
-Panthers
handle Cowboys
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Guards
guide Devils
-Tigers'
future looking bright
Camels lose 10th straight
Fayetteville Observer
January 3, 2004
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers
win a Peach
-Browning
scores on wackiest moment
-Peach
Bowl notebook
-Exclusive
photos from the game
-Clemson
turns the page
-Clemson
faces No. 2 Duke
-Clemson-Duke
game capsule
-Gamecocks
get 13th win
-USC-ASU
game stats
From the Columbia (SC) The State
-"We're
back"
-Strong
finish bodes well for future of Tigers� program
-USC
gaining momentum
-USC
postgame
-DUKE
AT CLEMSON
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-What
a Peach
-Tigers
feeling Peachy after routing Vols
-Trick
play helps Browning find end zone
-Defense
does the talking
-Purnell
thrilled to face Duke
-USC
hammers Appalachian St.
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Panthers
to battle Cowboys tonight
-Hard-nosed
defense lifts South Carolina over Mountaineers
-Duke
to open ACC play by paying visit to Clemson
-Heels'
Williams, May expected to play today
-Wolfpack
to play Seahawks today in the first game of busy January
From The Charlotte Observer
-`Act
like you've been here before'
-Panthers
page
-Tar
Heels fortunes could be in the sure hands of Sean May
From the New Bern Sun- Journal
-Duke
faces test at Tigers house
-Wake
must crash boards, says Prosser
-Wolfpack
square off against UNC-W; Engin playing strong
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-UNC
cites five for drug use
-Williams
demands tougher defense
-Pack
offense shows diversity
-Duke
women seek revenge against UConn
Ranks are thin for hoops royalty
Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader
Here's full-court press on Cats, Tar Heels history
Louisville Courier-Journal
UNCW vs. N.C. State tonight
Wilmington Star-News
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-May, Jawad
probable today
-Devils doing
it with 'D'
-Big game
'win-win' for Duke
-Pack out of
practice
-Davis Happy to
Be Leading Panthers
From The Fayetteville Observer
-Deacons
proving them wrong again
-Tar
Heels eager to play in Rupp Arena
-College
football bowl season coming to end
A
New Year's evaluation of strengths and weaknesses of the ACC
Greensboro News-Record
January 2, 2004
Williams, May
could play against Wildcats
Durham Herald Sun
Peach Bowl: Clemson
vs. Tennessee (7)
Time: 4:30 PM ET
Location: Atlanta, GA
TV: ESPN
Peach Bowl News From the Anderson
Independent
-Bowden
sees his program in Vols
-Coaches
favor preseason games
From the Columbia (SC) The State
-Tigers
eye BCS
-Peach
Bowl seeks higher profile
-Clemson�s
bowl games can be habit-forming
-Assistants
say ACC catching up to SEC
-USC
skirts common pitfalls
-Men�s
basketball pregame- Appalachian State at USC
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Peach
Bowl serves as stage for proud programs
-CLEMSON
REPORT- Tigers, Vols learned from bowl losses
-Pre-game
rituals vary by player
-Tiger
Nation storms Atlanta for Peach Bowl
-Caution-
You can't bank on this prediction
-Vols'
special teams truly special
-Judgment
Day
-Clemson's
offense thinking big
-Gamecocks
shoot to avoid upset bug vs. Appalachian State
-Game
capsule
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Perseverance
pays off
-Game
gives Tigers opportunity
-Teams
trade barbs over recruiting
-Clausen
likes Tigers' offense
-Cocky
wins top honor
From The Charlotte Observer
-Radar
picking up on Whitehurst
-GAMEDAY
| Today's bowls at a glance
-Peppers
says he's ready to turn up heat
-Smith
runs silent, deep -- OK, deep
Duke dedicated to defense
Raleigh News & Observer
Seahawks finally click on offense
Wilmington Star-News
January 1, 2004
From the
Anderson Independent
-Clemson
considering joint venture for west end zone
-Bowden
brings Watts to practice
-A
breakthrough performance
From the Greenville (SC) News
-The
heavy lifting is finished
-Peach
bowl notes for thursday
-Hobbs'
injury not expected to keep him out of Duke game
Defense gets Devils' offense on track
Fayetteville Observer
Tradition
plentiful for Pack
Durham Herald Sun
From The Raleigh News & Observer
-Would
UNC call Spurrier?
-BCS
stuck in title dilemma
-Golden
loses place in Pack
-Atsur
'a beacon' for Pack
From the Winston Salem Journal
-ACC
Notebook
-Williams,
May are up in air for UNC
-Danelius,
Gray, Paul banged up
From the Charlotte Observer
-A
visit to the brink
-Preps:
Shootout attracts top talent
December 31, 2003
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Deacons
wake up
-Wake
Forest-N.C. A&T postgame audio, photos
-ASU
holds off James Madison
-McCants
scores 28 as UNC wins big
-College
Basketball Roundup
A&T hangs for a half- Deacons' late surge beats Aggies
Greensboro News-Record
From The
Columbia (SC) The State
-New
bowl would have ACC tie-in
-Private
firms may help with stadium project
-Big
cushion enough for Tigers
-LEFT-FOOTED
-Peach
Bowl quick hits
-Disputed
Zone
-USC
buzz
From the
Anderson Independent
-Bowden-
Offense not up to par
-Tigers'
O-line coming through
-Tigers
think preparations for this bowl are different from last year's game
UNCA
puts up a good fight
Asheville Citizen-Times
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-No Chants
to win
-A strong
beginning for ACC
-No. 6 Wake
Forest 91, North Carolina A&T 67
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers
whip BC
-Boston
College-Clemson game summary
-USC
stops Yale
-Yale-USC
game summary
-Paladins
win tourney
Stories of the Year from the Charlotte Observer
-Purnell
breaks barrier with Tigers
-Deacs
surprise of basketball season
-Expansion
taints image
-Williams
gives in to UNC's request
-Fields,
Mills inspire team to 11-5 season
-Anger
subsides as new team emerges
-New
sponsor in tune with the times
-PGA
Tour makes impressive return
From The Raleigh News & Observer
-McCants
puts it together
-2003-
The big stories
-Tigers
whip future ACC foe Eagle
NFL News from the Charlotte Observer
-Bates
to get view from other sideline
-Parcells-
Delhomme my kind of quarterback
-Loss
let Dallas avoid Lambeau
-Steve
Spurrier votes himself out of D.C.
December 30, 2003
From the Charlotte Observer
-Davidson
cast aside by Duke
-Tar
Heels without ailing J. Williams; May in doubt
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Emotion
explosion
-Jawad
Williams to sit out Coastal Carolina game
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Duke
dismantles Davidson after Krzyzewski is irked
-Prosser
hopes that Deacs are still sharp
From the Greensboro News-Record
-Numbers
point to blowout tonight at Wake
-Winter
break brings different feel to bleachers at Cameron
From the Kinston Free Press
-Devils
get inspiration early, hammers Davidson often
-Gimpy
Tar Heels prepare for Coastal Carolina
-Inexperience
the centerpiece for Panthers-Cowboys
From The Raleigh News & Observer
-Injuries
force Williams, May to miss game
-UConn
women rip Pack
Foes unable to stop Duke recruit Nelson so far
Fayetteville Observer
From The
Columbia (SC) The State
-A day
of troubling signs
-BOSTON
COLLEGE AT CLEMSON
From The Greenville (SC) News
-Practice
hones Tigers secondary for its tall order
-Notebook-
Passes, intensity drop at practice
-Currie
hopes to get away from Vols again
Tigers think preparations for this bowl are different from last year's
game
Anderson Independent
Flyers' big run grounds Terriers
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
December 29, 2003
From the
Myrtle Beach Sun-News
-Tar
Heels topple Seahawks
-Matchup
in MB
-Chants
shoot lights out in blowout of Bobcats
From the
Wilmington Star-News
-Tar
Heels are too much for scrappy UNCW
-Tar
Heels� defense secures win
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Seahawks
can't keep Tar Heels in sights
-Pack
rains on Cavs
-UNC
recruit gets required SAT score, will enroll for next semester
-NFL:
Panthers knock off Giants, get ready to play Cowboys
From the Charlotte Observer
-Panthers:
GAME ... SET ... REMATCH
-May
hurt in UNC victory
-Pack
peppers Virginia with 3-pointers
-Orangemen
cruise past UNCA
-Gameday
| Davidson-Duke tops slate
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Pack all fired
up
-Great Scott,
mediocre Tar Heels
-'Cats know,
Duke is no Haverford
-Women:
WOLFPACK vs. HUSKIES- The key is to 'play smart'
From The Raleigh News & Observer
-Pack
finds its range
-North
Carolina wins ugly
Xavier 75,
Elon 58
Cincinnati Enquirer
Syracuse relies on veterans for win over UNCA
Asheville Citizen-Times
Leake's season won't end with Peach Bowl
Anderson Independent
From the Spartanburg Herald-Leader
-Clemson
getting serious
-Tigers
have noticed difference
Tennessee vs. Clemson
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Bowdens compete for Greensboro RB
Columbia (SC) The State
From The Greenville (SC) News
-Clemson
a 'legacy game' for Fulmer, Vols
-Paladins
risk perfect home record
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January 4, 2004
From the
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-D'Angelo
gives up dream
-USM's
Carter finds niche, and it's often outside arc
-Southern
Miss vs. New Orleans
From the
Louisville Courier-Journal
-Garcia
does the dishes
-Cardinals'
87-second blitz leaves Racers in the dust
From the
Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader
-Garcia
in giving mood vs. Murray
-Garcia's
passing fancy sparks Cards
Schwab-Assistant sorely needs transplant
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Maligned
schedule suits UC
Cincinnati Enquirer
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune
-Brown
lifts UNO
-National/Sugar Bowl:
Times-Picayune Roundup Stories, commentary
From the Ft Worth Post Dispatch
-TCU
can't stay with versatile Vanderbilt
-HUMANITARIAN
BOWL
Vanderbilt rocks and rolls as TCU is left in a jam
Dallas News
Bryant, Fisher help SLU past KSU
St Louis Post-Dispatch
For Tigers' Barclay, trip to play 'Nova is quite special
Memphis Commercial Appeal
C-USA Men's Basketball Notebook
ConferenceUSA.com
Central Florida continues hot start
St Petersburg Times
January 3, 2004
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-C-USA
Men's Basketball Notebook
-Women's
Basketball Notebook
From the
Ft Worth Star-Telegram
-GAMEDAY:
No. 22 Vanderbilt at TCU men
-TCU
is left cold by No. 5 Lady Vols
-TODAY
ON TV
D'Angelo's decision makes sense
Hattiesburg American
Charlotte Ends Salukis 31-Game Home Win Streak
charlotte49ers.com
Greek import Vouyoukas is set to make debut with Bills
St Louis Post Dispatch
Bearcat Men Head in C-USA Play
UCBearcats.com
Blazers brace for old
rival
Birmingham Post-Herald
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
-UC
guard Moore endures pain
-So.
Miss moves game
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-West
loans Cal 2 players
-Tulsa
delighted to be in Boise
Humanitarian Bowl: Tulsa
vs. Georgia Tech
Time: Saturday 12 PM ET
Location: Boise, ID
TV: ESPN
Conference shifts could come a year early
IdahoStatesman.com
January 2, 2004
ABC Is The Big
Winner In BCS Controversy
Tampa Tribune
USM trio to play in Senior Bowl
Mobile Register
Anderson- Blazers still trying to find themselves
Birmingham News
49ers on road; Appalachian at USC
Charlotte Observer
Big opportunity- TCU women host Tennessee
Dallas News
January 1, 2004
From the
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Utes'
defense hangs Golden Eagles out to dry
-Eagles'
offense left shaken, rattled, rolled
-Ledbetter
comes up big for Utes
-Utes
shut down USM in Liberty Bowl 17-0
-Mighty
Warfield delivers game-winner
-USM
defense did its job, but it wasn't enough to win
-Liberty
Bowl quick glance statistics
-Liberty
Bowl post-game comments
-Slide Show:
Southern Miss 0 - Utah 17
USM offense turns back around
Hattiesburg American
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Beautiful
day, ugly win
-Excitement
to be had, but not on the field
-Postgame
-Utah,
USM show sportsmanship
-Tigers
must learn how to finish
From the Mobile Register
-Utah
blanks USM in Liberty Bowl
-Eagles'
defense excels
-Schottenheimer
returning as coach for Senior Bowl
Demons prevail despite another Brown-out
Chicago Sun Times
DePaul ends year on up note
Chicago Tribune
UC gears
up for C-USA
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cardinals' defense sure isn't child's play now
Louisville Courier-Journal
George O'Leary suffers apparent heart attack
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Expansion would liven
up BCS
Westchester (NY) Journal News
December 31, 2003
Liberty Bowl: Utah
(25) vs. Southern Mississippi
Time: 3:30 PM ET
Location: Memphis, TN
TV: ESPN
2003
AXA Liberty Bowl Audio Broadcast
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Comeback
is theme for Liberty
-Fans
frolic before big game
-Liberty
Bowl faces growing competition
-Utah
vs. Southern Miss
From the
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Southern
Miss aims for national ranking
-Bowl
trappings perfect
-USM's
Davis made right decision
-Good
results from USM could get C-USA new deal
-5 keys
to victory for USM
-Southern
Miss Golden Eagles
-No. 25
Utah Utes
Liberty Bowl
Southern Miss vs. Utah |
Keys
collegefootballnews.com
USM will make a profit from Liberty Bowl game
Hattiesburg American
From the Middleton (NY) Times Herald-Record
-Army
football to get TV treatment
-Ross'
kid to coach offense
Bowl
Championship Series should allow underdog conferences their day in sun
Asheville Citizen-Times
From the Cincinnati Enquirer
-'Cats
crush Elon to crowd's delight
-Cardinals
lose Garcia, top Toledo
From the
Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader
-For
Cardinals, no letdown or letup after UK
-'Brilliant,'
says Pitino as Cards trounce Toledo
From the
Louisville Courier-Journal
-That
red glare isn't the Rockets
-Defensive
'buzz saw' shreds Toledo
-Louisville
Cardinals Report
Cougars send Tigers to first loss
Houston Chronicle
From the
New Orleans Times-Picayune
-LSU,
UNO both falter
-Tulane's
offense is sputtering
49ers' quick start staggers Delaware St.
Charlotte Observer
Herd in over its head?
Birmingham Post-Herald
Tigers rule boards in blasting USM
Birmingham News
From the St Louis
Post-Dispatch
-Dayton's
front line is big test for Billikens
-SLU
vs. Dayton
Billikens' second-half run cuts Dayton down to size
St Louis Post-Dispatch
USF zones in for tournament title
St Petersburg Times
USF In A Funk,
Then In A Zone
Tampa Tribune
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-C-USA
Men's Basketball Notebook
-Women's
Basketball Notebook
-Houston's
Andre Owens Earns Dick Vitale's National Player-of-the-Week Award
December 30, 2003
MARQUETTE
77, SACRED HEART 72 - MU nearly sinks with Diener's subs
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
UC vs. Elon Preview
BearcatNews.com
UC Men Seek 9th Straight Win
UCBearcats.com
Pitino turns Cards' focus to Toledo
Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader
Cards aim to avoid a letdown
Louisville Courier-Journal
Taylor twins have UAB opponents seeing double
Birmingham News
Frogs show spunk in rout
Ft Worth Star-Telegram
Team Effort
Carries USF To Win
Tampa Tribune
From the St Petersburg Times
-Team
effort lifts Bulls
-USF
safety Jones shot twice after a dispute
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-C-USA
Men's Basketball Notebook
-Women's
Basketball Notebook
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Scherer
oils USM attack for Bower
-UTAH
vs. SO. MISS
-AXA
LIBERTY BOWL NOTEBOOK
-Utes'
offense ready to fly high
Southern Miss lineman goes out on top
Mobile Register
Utah lineman almost home in bowl game
Hattiesburg American
From the
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Bower's
midseason challenge proves turning point for USM
-USM
expecting to net $200,000
-Smith
proves quick study as Utah's QB
-Southern
Miss vs. Auburn
December 29, 2003
Women's Basketball Weekend Roundup
ConferenceUSA.com
GAMEDAY: Grambling State at TCU men
Ft Worth Star-Telegram
Tough times help toughen USF's Leather
St Petersburg Times
South Alabama
(4-4) At USF (4-5)
Tampa Tribune
South Alabama playing in USF Holiday Classic
Mobile Register
In the long run, Cards look better than Cats
Louisville Courier-Journal
Another
run?
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Slumping DePaul misses Brown
Chicago Sun-Times
Bearcats
still waiting for Whaley
Cincinnati Enquirer
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Turning
Point
-PRICELESS-
Brother's kidney aids USM's Nix
-Utah
vs. Southern Miss
-NOTEBOOK
-Tigers
won't be caught off guard by this Oakland
-Tigers
vs. Oakland
-Preview-
Tigers vs. Oakland
-Analyzing
The Keys To The Game
From the
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-USM's
Hicks, Ray make their presence felt
-Herrion's
change of heart turns into Eagles' loss
-This
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