June 27, 2004
College baseball is growing in popularity
Anderson Independent
From the Charlotte Observer
-Report-
ESPN deals under scrutiny
-Coach
K's Web site focuses on leadership
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Hockey
frenzy stirs up Raleigh
-Carolina
movin' on up
-Ladd
gives Carolina fans hope
-UVa
and Durham connect
Canes, Ladd
glad for deal
Durham Herald-Sun
From the Kinston Free Press
-Fans
take to Carolina s first pick
-Bobcats
still building, even after two drafts
From Columbia (SC) The State
-A
job well done
-Top
5 moments from USC's season
-Santangelo
turns pro, but replacement set
IPTAY boss retiring
Greenville (SC) News
June 26, 2004
From uscsports.com
-Carolina
Baseball Team Returns to Columbia
-Post
Cards From Omaha -- Day Eight
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Gamecocks
still a hit
-Tanner
looks both ways
-Evans
to transfer
From the Durham Herald Sun
-Ovechkin
made for stardom
-Bevy of
options for Hurricanes in first round
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Young
restless no more
-Hurricanes
might try to move up
-Burning
questions
-Selection
process starting
-Shaw
putting together sports radio network
Okafor will play in Olympics; Bobcats' Bickerstaff unhappy
Winston Salem Journal
From the Charlotte Observer
-An
admirable addition
-Okafor's
summer packed to rim
From Columbia (SC) The State
-USC
thirsts for top finish
-Young
Chants Get Head Start
June 25, 2004
CWS Roundup - Fullerton 4, South Carolina 0 - 06.25
Bonesville.net
Gamecocks Eliminated From CWS By Cal St Fullerton 4-0
uscsports.com
From the Greenville (SC) News
-A
Titan-ic disaster for USC
-Morris
moving on
-Paladins
home for five
Titanic victory- Gamecocks ousted as Titans' pitching prevails
Anderson Independent
Titans stop Gamecocks' run
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
From Columbia (SC) The State
-Titans
hold Gamecocks scoreless second time
-Powell
�really like family� for Tanner
-Gamecocks
unprepared for the cold
-High
five
-Clemson�s
Evans looking for new home
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Canes
host NHL draft in Raleigh
-Canes
consider choices
-Howard,
Okafor lead way in draft
From the Charlotte Observer
-Bobcats
get Okafor, man of their dreams
-Okafor
becomes face of new team
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Bobcats
take Okafor with second pick
-LaRue
new coach at Greensboro
Pinehurst learned lessons from Shinnecock
Fayetteville Observer
June 24, 2004
From uscsports.com
-Gamecocks
Get Past Titans, 5-3; Thursday Rematch Set
-Post
Cards From Omaha -- Day Seven
From Columbia (SC) The State
-USC
power surge
-USC
charges on
-USC
Scoring
-Top
10 USC baseball moments
-USC
inspired by boy�s battle with cancer
-Audio-
Listen to the game
USC gets Series-ious
Greenville (SC) News
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-USC
is stayin' alive
-Long
reliever delivers
-Coveted
ball girl gig requires toughness
From the Charlotte Observer
-Bobcats
still willing to deal
-New
Bobcats look for a chance
From the Durham Herald Sun
-Centers of
debate
-Will
lockout plans be put on ice?
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Pack
offers grant to prep, 15
-Not
all picks sure bet
-Deng
should be chosen early tonight
-On
display
Wolfpack is first in line for Wallace
Greensboro News-Record
CAA adds Northeastern
Wilmington Star-News
By adding Northeastern, CAA now has a huddle
Hampton Roads The Virginian Pilot
June 23, 2004
From uscsports.com
-Gamecocks
Hold Off Miami To Advance To Bracket Final
-Post
Cards From Omaha -- Day Six
From the Anderson Independent
-USC
avoids storm- Gamecocks hold off Hurricanes, advance at CWS
-Clemson's
Morris declared ineligible for upcoming season
From Columbia (SC) The State
-USC
15, Miami 11 - USC�s bats save day
-Gamecocks
rain hits on Hurricanes
-USC
maintains edge in arms race with Titans
-Irmo
grad serves as USC�s Omaha guide
-Kelvin
Morris done at Clemson
-Bobcats
set foundation with draft
USC sticks it to 'Canes
Greenville (SC) News
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-USC's
bats heating up
-Staying
in touch
South Carolina Preview
collegefootballnews.com
From the Charlotte Observer
-Bobcats
go young, flexible
-`Expansion'
list will soon get smaller
-Probable
Keepers
-Bobcats
get look at future
-U.S.
Open eyes turn to Pinehurst
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Bobcats
focus on young, cheap in expansion draft
-Basketball
to be featured as State Games showcase
N.C. State gets commitment from long-range shooter
Greensboro News-Record
East Coast Invitational continues to grow
Kinston Free Press
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Williams'
dream alive
-Russian
is top prize of draft
-USA
Baseball hits Triangle
June 22, 2004
From uscsports.com
-Gamecocks
Score Early and Often, Eliminate LSU, 15-4
-Post
Cards From Omaha -- Day Five
From the Anderson Independent
-In
the 'Nick' of time
-Five
minutes of wondering for Melillo
USC
storms back
Columbia (SC) The State
Gardiner's single sparks Gamecocks
New Orleans Times-Picayune
From the Greenville (SC) News
-USC
gets past LSU to survive
-Hard
road fits Tanner
-Clemson
forward Rice to transfer
Thad Mumau:
Wolfpack lands first commitment for 2005
Fayetteville Observer
From the Durham Herald Sun
-Difficult
road back for Colmer
-Colleges- Top
prospect commits to N.C. State
-Canes'
scouting director says draft can be 'very humbling'
-Draft
critical for Canes
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Bobcats
move up to No. 2
-Fells
chooses to play at State
From the Charlotte Observer
-Bobcats
trade up to No. 2
-Bobcats
rev fans' engine with trade
-Magic's
leftover to be Bobcats' feast
-Charlotte
awaits word on bids
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Expansion
draft unlikely to net big stars
-Bobcats
move up in draft
June 21, 2004
Post Cards From Omaha - Day Four
uscsports.com
From the Anderson Independent
-Winn
relishes opportunity for revenge
-Melillo
loses mustache after loss
LSU looms in elimination game
Greenville (SC) News
Gamecocks' Backs to the Wall
Columbia (SC) The State
USC falls into familiar spot -- losers' bracket
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Sleepy town ready to awaken
Greensboro News-Record
Simson wins his 4th N.C. Amateur crown
Winston Salem Journal
Dallas wing Miles might go solo route
Charlotte Observer
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