October 10, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Al Myatt: Foot of fate true; Spurrier checks in - 10.09
-Al Myatt: Spurrier on hand for ECU win - 10.09
-Denny O'Brien: Pirates resurrect stirring script - 10.09
-Bonesville: Home drought ends in dramatic fashion - 10.09
-Bonesville: ECU-Tulane Box Score - 10.09
Bonesville Bytes Audio: Coaches & players post-game - 10.09
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.09
� Army sheds losing ways at Bearcats' expense
� Conference USA & Carolinas football scoreboard

From ecupirates.com
-Broadwell's Field Goal Lifts ECU Over Tulane
-TCU Rallies to Defeat Volleyball, 3-2
-Purple, Gold Teams Share Titles in ECU Annual Meet

From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Emotional victory inspires Pirate Nation
-One happy Homecoming
-Spurrier pays visit to his former pupil

From the Washington Daily News
-Pirates' first win of season, Thompson's first win at home
-Let the party begin
-Told ya' so

From the New Bern Sun-Journal
-Homecoming King
-Johnson becomes the Pirates workhorse in C-USA win

Late field goal gives Pirates elusive win
Kinston Free Press

Pirates pull it out
Raleigh News & Observer

East Carolina 27, Tulane 25
Durham Herald-Sun

Pirates outlast Green Wave, end long losing streak
Winston Salem Journal

Pirates get first win
Fayetteville Observer

From the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Pirates find start, finish bountiful
-Two-point conversion tries thwart TU

Tulane Falls To East Carolina, 27-25
tulanegreenwave.com

October 9, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.09
� Future looks lonely for Temple Owls football
� Coug legend Drexler enshrined in hoops Hall
Bonesville: ECU vs. Tulane Game Day Audio Streams - 10.09
WNCT: Pirate Weekend with Patrick Johnson - 10.09
WNCT: Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 10.09
WGHB: Prep Preview with Zulovich & Letchworth - 10.09
WGHB: Live @ 5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 10.09

Football this Weekend
Tulane at East Carolina
Saturday, October 9th
2:00 p.m. ET
Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium, Greenville, NC
Live Stats | Gametracker
ECU game notes [PDF]
Bonesville Pirate Game Day Audio Feeds (WNCT and WGHB)
Tulane Audio

From ecupirates.com
-Purple, Gold Teams Share Titles in ECU Annual Meet
-Volleyball Falls to Houston in Three Games
-Lady Pirate Soccer Hits The Road In Conference USA Play

From the Washington Daily News
-JT will finally be able to smile
-ECU's unfortunate situation
-Tulane is green
-Thompson puts top priority on protecting the quarterback
-Henry excited for second NFL start

Pirates host Tulane, seek first win of season
New Bern Sun-Journal

Pirates seek to halt nine-game losing streak
Kinston Free Press

Pirates need to score first against Green Wave
Winston Salem Journal

East Carolina again tries for Thompson's first home win
Durham Herald-Sun

ECU's Thompson eyes first home win
Fayetteville Observer

From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-A victory, no matter how ECU gets it, would change a lot
-ECU junior linebacker comes full circle

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Tulane at East Carolina
-Q&A with Eric Graham, ECU offensive lineman

From the New Orleans Times-Picayune
-Wave's offense grounded this year
-INSIDE TULANE
-TU's Boger, Shives-Sams out for rest of the season
-Wave fueled by big plays

Green Wave should be rested for East Carolina
Baton Rouge Advocate

Ask A Dolphin: Leonard Henry
miamidolphins.com

October 8, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Al Myatt: View from the East - 10.08
� Baseball bachelors tagged by Cupid
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.08
� Golden Eagles claw out overtime win over Houston
� ESPN2 HD to debut with C-USA doubleheader
-Letter to the Editor: Mark Pickard, Raleigh, NC - 10.08
-Letter to the Editor: Tyler Rouse, Greenville, NC - 10.08
WTSB: Pirate Talk with Denny O'Brien - 10.08
WGHB: Miller Lite Sports Bar with Jonathan Ellerbe - 10.08
WGHB: Live @ 5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 10.08
WNCT: Brian Bailey Show - 10.08
WNCT: Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 10.08

Pirates, Green Wave both looking to hit the ground running
Greenville Daily Reflector

From the Washington Daily News
-Hoping for a happy homecoming
-Pirates dissect Louisville disaster into a handful of mistakes

East Carolina looking for improvement on O-line
Wilmington Star-News

Tulane looking to force miscues
New Orleans Times-Picayune

Ricard aims to continue Tulane legacy
New Bern Sun-Journal

From ecupirates.com
-Field Set For 2004 Taco Bell Intercollegiate
-Volleyball Looks to Stay Undefeated in Conference Play Against Houston, TCU
-Swimming, Diving Opens Up Season with Purple-Gold Meet

CFL: Stokes back on offence
SLAM! Sports

October 7, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Henry Hinton: Henry's Highlights - 10.07
� Negative forces ganging up on J.T.
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.07
� Southern Miss road warriors back home for primetime
� Louisville building $10 million baseball stadium
-Letter to the Editor: Mitch 'Bones' Butler, Raleigh, NC - 10.06
-Letter to the Editor: Dan Antonelli, Atlanta, GA - 10.06
WNCT: Bonesville Power Hour - 10.07
WNCT: Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 10.07
WGHB: John Thompson Call-in Show - 10.07
WGHB: Live @ 5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 10.07
WGHB: Locker Room with Kevin & Kevin - 10.07
WGHB: From The Booth with Jeff Charles - 10.07

East Carolina Men's Basketball Preview
conferenceusa.com

Charlotte Scores Late to Knock Off Men's Soccer, 2-1
ecupirates.com

No final decision on status of suspended WR
Kinston Free Press

From the New Bern Sun-Journal
-ECU defense searches for improvement
-Pirates still in search of a consistent running attack

Perfect Harmon-y
Greenville Daily Reflector

Pirates coach ponders
Raleigh News & Observer

From the Washington Daily News
-ECU's Fox suspended indefinitely
-Copper, Claybrooks teammates once again

Scelfo wants Tulane to take more than it's giving
Baton Rouge Advocate

From the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Wave is no big taker
-Tulane punter Beckman hitting all the right notes

October 6, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Brian Bailey: From the Anchor Desk - 10.06
� Thompson fighting through difficult times
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.06
� Pirates' star receiver Fox consigned to dog house
� Holtz sanctions receiver over academic issues
Bonesville Bytes: J.T. Press Conference - commercial free - 10.06
WGHB: Live@5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 10.06
WGHB: Press Box with Troy Dreyfus - 10.06
WNCT: John Thompson Press Conference - 10.06
WNCT: Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 10.06

From ecupirates.com
-East Carolina-Army Kickoff Moved Back To 3 p.m.
-Pirate GameWeek 2004
-Weekly Press Conference Luncheon

From the Kinston Free Press
-ECU suspends starting WR
-Does he know what he�s gotten himself into?
-Thompson- �We are in a struggle�

New Bern Sun-Journal
-East Carolina needs to right its ship
-Wide receiver Fox suspended from Pirates football team

From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates will play Tulane without Fox
-ECU men�s hoops team approaching first practice

ECU hopes to find stride vs. Tulane
Durham Herald-Sun

Pirates suspend wideout
Raleigh News & Observer

Football Prepares for East Carolina
tulanegreenwave.com

Henry becoming a big fish
Washington Daily News

From the East Carolinian
-ECU enrollment reaches record high
-No. 22 Louisville manhandles Pirates, 59-7

October 5, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Denny O'Brien: Pirate Notebook No. 210 - 10.05
� Pirates, Thompson in precarious position
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.05
� Billikens' 15-game TV package includes visit to Minges
� Loss yanks West Virginia back down to earth
-Letter to the Editor: Greg Zittel, New York, NY - 10.05
-Letter to the Editor: Dave McKenzie, Mooresville, NC - 10.05
WGHB: Live@5 - Troy D. & Ellerbe - 10.05
WGHB: Sportsline - Josh Spence & Allen Thomas - 10.05
WNCT: Sports Verdict - Professor, Kicker & Yankee Boy - 10.05
WNCT: Talk of the Town - Henry Hinton - 10.05

New AD creates a buzz on home turf
Raleigh News & Observer

First day on the job
Greenville Daily Reflector

Green Wave Travel To Play Pirates
tulanegreenwave.com

ECU Alum: WBTV banking on O'Boyle
Charlotte Observer

October 4, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Al Myatt: View from the East - 10.04
� You don't tug on Superman's cape
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.04
� College football weekend: stars & storylines
� C-USA standings, scoreboard, schedule & TV
� Associated Press college football poll
-Letter to the Editor: John D. Raithel, Cornelius, NC - 10.04

From ecupirates.com
-Lady Pirate Golf Claims Beacon Woods Invitational Title
-Simon's Late Goal Lifts Men's Soccer Over DePaul, 2-1
-Lady Pirates Remain Perfect in C-USA Play
-Lady Pirate Soccer Ties Marquette In C-USA Action, 2-2

From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-East Carolina coach chooses not to fan the flames of Pirates-Cardinals feud
-Lake Kristi event draws more than 400 runners

October 10, 2004

From YAHOO! Sports
-North Carolina 30, N.C. State 24
-Virginia Tech 17, Wake Forest 10
-Mississippi 31, No. 25 South Carolina 28
-Morgan St. 28, N. Carolina A&T 26
-Georgia Southern 38, Western Carolina 16
-Appalachian State 30, Furman 29
-Jacksonville 29, Davidson 26
-Hampton 48, Gardner-Webb 25
-South Carolina St. 39, Norfolk St. 14

From the Winston Salem Journal
-Deacons come up short
-Tar Heels hold off McLendon, Wolfpack 30-24
-It's Our Fault
-Tar Heels defense shocks Wolfpack
-Rebels outlast Gamecocks with late touchdown pass
-Williams lifts ASU past No. 2 Furman

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-UNC wins by a knee
-Bunting can enjoy this one
-Deacons come up short again

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Heels leave Pack in state of shock
-A Tranquill night for Heels
-The touchdown that wasn't
-Tough loss an up-and-down night for Wolfpack
-Too Bright- Eagles fall to Broncos

From the Greensboro News-Record
-Deacons lose another close game
-THE LONGEST YARD
-Special teams come up short for A&T

From the Charlotte Observer
-Heels strip Pack
-Amato, players make no excuses
-Deacs lose late again
-Mountaineers rally to defeat No. 2 Furman

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Ole Miss leaves USC Flatt
-A loss from the top down
-Rebels pick apart USC defense
-Ole Miss - USC game summary
-USC football notebook
-No Boone for Paladins
-Furman - ASU game summary

Rebels' road rally stuns Carolina
Memphis Commercial Appeal

October 9, 2004

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Wolfpack can't afford to lose this game
-Two jobs may be riding on one quarterback
-Prospects watch UNC situation
-Top 3 storylines
-Why not a little voodoo?
-Following Fox at State
-The art of running after the catch
-Virginia Tech at Wake Forest
-Football fortunes

Seeing red in the stands makes Tar Heels feel blue
Greensboro News-Record

From the Winston Salem Journal
-Collision Course
-SO SORRY- TV dumps N.C.State- UNC game
-Deacs to tangle with Hokies
-Mountaineers, Paladins know game is big
-TIGER BLUES- 1-4 start has Bowden worried

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Heels seeing red
-NCCU fighting history

Helmets roll in back's wake
Charlotte Observer

From the Fayetteville Observer
-College football predictions
-Tar Heels gear up for N.C. State's McLendon
-Wake Forest still looking for first ACC victory
-Fayetteville State finally plays in renovated Jeralds Stadium
-It won't be the same without Winston-Salem State

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Cucliffe lauds USC D
-Ole Miss-USC game capsule
-Tigers in the jungle

October 8, 2004

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Cavs clobber Tigers
-No surprise here
-Tigers football notebook
-Clemson-Virginia game summary
-Taking it back ahead
-USC football notebook

Whitehurst becomes Clemson's all-time leader
Anderson Independent

Tigers fall to 1-4
Spartanburg Herald-Journal

From the Columbia (SC) The State
-Spurrier sweepstakes
-Athletics director defends program
-USC defense good, but not tested

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-McLendon ready for another shot at Heels
-Coaches master the art of hyperbole
-McGill still questionable for UNC
-CIAA-ACC matchups provide challenges

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Stadium sorcery wrecked Tech
-Coaches 'quarantine' their squads in hotels
-Football family comforts Broadway
-Tar Heels lose tight end to injury

From the Winston Salem Journal
-WFU's Ryan Plackemeier is the major-college career leader in punting among active players
-Atwater has had a season of adjustment
-Southern Conference Notes

From the Greensboro News-Record
-93 games, 25 miles, 2 teams, 0 rivalries
-A&T welcomes television exposure
-Wake Forest expects a boost from visiting fans

From the Fayetteville Observer
-Recruiting- N.C. State corrals offensive line prospect
-It won't be the same without Winston-Salem State

October 7, 2004

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers, Cavs square off
-Clemson-Virginia game capsule

Tigers looking for toughness against Cavaliers
Anderson Independent

No fear of the big stage
Spartanburg Herald-Journal

Heels may take a gamble on hosting recruits
Greensboro News-Record

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Bunting deserves more time
-Will T.A. stay?
-Deacons punter wary of Hokies
-Clemson calls on UVa

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Neighbor vs. Neighbor- Battle for supremacy between UNC, N.C. State starts long before kickoff
-WAITING GAME- Woodard's patience pays off with playing time

From the Fayetteville Observer
-Recruiting- Ghee chooses Deacons
-ACC Notebook- Wake Forest winless in OT

From the Winston Salem Journal
-Birgs is leaving Deacons to concentrate on schoolwork
-Deacons expecting big crowd on Saturday
-Wake Forest football adds a Ghee to class

Wolfpack fans buying up tickets
Wilmington Star-News

S.C. QB Pinkins to miss Ole Miss game
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger

October 6, 2004

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Noted
-McGill returns to UNC practice

From the Greensboro News-Record
-Competition between Wake Forest's quarterbacks still oh-so close
-Bunting's handshake sealed it for center

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Brown strong after brother's death
-Deacs to keep two-QB system

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers see Virginia game as fresh start
-Around and About- USC's Fletcher suspended
-Minter utilizes USC depth on defense
-Notebook- WR Thomas suspended
-Notebook- Miller not on offense
-Midnight madness in downtown Clemson

From the Winston Salem Journal
-High Praise- Bunting says McLendon is real deal
-Two quarterbacks both playing well, Grobe says
-ASU Notebook
-Bobcats' Okafor getting his feet wet

October 5, 2004

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Penalty-prone Pack very lucky
-World of difference between Pack, Heels

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Just how good is Pack?
-McLendon packs a punch
-Duke hoops target stays home instead

From the Fayetteville Observer
-Edwards ready for homecoming
-Sendek won't cater to demanding guard

From the Greensboro News-Record
-Changes have dictated Edwards' career so far
-N.C. A&T feeling pressure mount from all sides

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Gamecocks want to avoid short stay in AP Top 25
-USC Notebook- Pinkins' injury could mean more playing time for Mitchell
-Bowden not ready to abandon philosophy
-Paladins focus on Appalachian, not No. 2 ranking
-NBA: Bobcats defensive about prospect of losing

Tigers hoping patience pays off- Clemson preparing for 10th-ranked Cavaliers
Anderson Independent

From the Spartanburg Hearld-Journal
-USC wary of premature jubilation
-Bye week gives struggling Tigers an opportunity to regroup

From the Columbia (SC) The State
-Thursday spotlight to shine on Tigers
-Ball-control system works for USC

NBA: Birth of the Bobcats
Charlotte Observer

Ohio guard commits to UNCW
Wilmington Star-News

October 4, 2004

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Roland catching fire for Blue Devils
-Duke Monday Morning Quarterback
-UNC Monday Morning Quarterback
-N.C. State Monday Morning Quarterback
-N.C. Central Monday Morning Quarterback

From the Winston Salem Journal
-Will Wake Forest rebound in time for Virginia Tech?
-SHOWDOWN- Pack is up next for Heels
-BUILDING BLOCK- Amato hopes win gives Wolfpack a push
-Costly turnovers, penalties plague Panthers

From the Charlotte Observer
-Duke legend Wade won big, but his brand wouldn't work today
-Panthers crumble in defeat
-Carolina needs to turn it around or risk rerun of 1997 season

Gamecocks ranked No. 25 in AP poll
Greenville (SC) News

From the Columbia (SC) The State
Players might take the fifth-
At 'Bama's home, a sweet victory

October 10, 2004

Saturday Football Roundup
conferenceusa.com

From YAHOO! Sports
-Army 48, Cincinnati 29
-East Carolina 27, Tulane 25
-UAB 27, Mississippi St. 13
-Marshall 16, Ohio 13

Army Rolls Past Cincinnati, 48-29
goarmysports.com

UC Turnovers Turn Army Losing Streak
UCBearcats.com

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
-UC loss to lowly Army stings
-Finally, an Army victory

From the Hudson Valley (NY) Times Herald-Record
-Off the bench, Lewis recovers two fumbles
-Army tastes victory
-Historical afternoon for Army's Robinson
-Army offensive line flexes muscles
-Black Knight bits
-How they scored
-What they're saying about Army's big win....
-Army could get used to this feeling

SECond win
Birmingham News

Army routs Cincinnati, ends 19-game losing streak
Jackson (MS) Clarion Ledger

C-USA- Army routs UC to snap 19-game skid
St Petersburg Times

Howard's 'kids' not quite twins
Louisville Courier-Journal

Golden Eagles' motto- You gotta believe
Hattiesburg American

Calipari's Tigers to take floor this week
Memphis Commercial Appeal

Lutz rates Niners good in exhibition
Charlotte Observer

Miners earn impressive road victory
El Paso Times

Knights kicked again
Orlando Sentinel

October 9, 2004

From conferenceusa.com
-Saint Louis Men's Basketball Preview
-Louisville Women's Basketball Preview

UAB takes on beleaguered, but hopeful, Mississippi State
Birmingham Post-Herald

Favored at State, Blazers cautious
Birmingham News

UAB favored in MSU's homecoming
Memphis Commercial Appeal

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
-Guidugli thinks Bearcats close to turning corner
-UC not taking Army lightly

From the Hudson Valley (NY) Times Herald-Record
-Cincinnati QB returns to site of past glory
-Four good quarters

From the Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Almond's injury means Carter's starter at USM
-Count Perkins among those impressed with Houston's unique attack

Palmer gets solid brotherly advice about Fresno State
El Paso Times

Golden Knights still seeking their 1st win
Orlando Sentinel

49ers to get jump on season
Charlotte Observer

October 8, 2004

From southernmiss.com
-Southern Miss Defeats Houston 35-29 In Overtime, School Earns 500th Win
-Southern Miss Head Football Coach Jeff Bower Post-Game Quotes
-Southern Miss Player Quotes

Cougars Fall To Southern Miss In Overtime
uhcougars.com

USM refuses to lose
Mobile Register

Cougars fall in overtime
Houston Chronicle

From the Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Wobbly Eagles find way
-97-yard TD just latest in Eubanks' highlight reel
-500th victory in USM history rates up there in strangeness

CONFERENCE USA PREVIEW
Birmingham News

From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Football teams who'd like to be 4-1, please step up
-Hey fans- Just wait until next week
-Tigers focusing on kickoffs, coverage
-Grothe mess case study in betraying trust

From the Louisville Courier-Journal
-Cards have 'opportunity of lifetime' vs. Miami
-U of L breaks ground on 2,500-seat park

Both QBs will play vs. Hurricanes
Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader

A player with promise
Birmingham News

QB situation remains unresolved at TCU
Dallas Morning News

From the Ft Worth Star-Telegram
-Former Denton Ryan star has to play waiting game
-Dayton defensive back commits to TCU

USF lands 2nd prize recruit
St Petersburg Times

From conferenceusa.com
-Louisville Men's Basketball Preview
-Houston Women's Basketball Preview
-C-USA Volleyball Notebook
-C-USA Men's Soccer Notebook

October 7, 2004

From the Houston Chronicle
-UH At Southern Mississippi
-Clay, Battle out as Cougars visit Southern Miss

6 weeks into season, Eagles finally play at home
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger

At home, at last
Mobile Register

'Good to be home'
Hattiesburg American

Around Conference USA
USA Today

Parker Mullins 'levels the field' for UAB Blazers
Birmingham Post-Herald

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
-Bigger battles await Army
-Ross enjoying self, but task is tall one

From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Grothe admits scams worth $75,000
-Putting it on the line
-U of M notebook- West giving squad time for a little R 'n R
-Campus notebook Ex-Tiger standout will take shot at CBA

Coker says Hurricanes won't look past Cards
Louisville Courier-Journal

From the Tampa Tribune
-USF To Face Pitt On Dec. 4
-Conference Champ May Be Hand-Picked

Extra effort helping TCU back overcome injuries
Ft Worth Star Telegram

From the Dallas Morning News
-TCU has lively practice
-SMU gets two commitments

Miners have Bulldogs' attention
El Paso Times

TCU Women's Basketball Preview
conferenceusa.com

Basketball Teams Announce Plans for Midnight Madness
tulanegreenwave.com

A success off the court
Cincinnati Post

Bell takes medical leave
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

October 6, 2004

From conferenceusa.com
-Houston Men's Basketball Preview
-USF Women's Basketball Preview
-Louisville To Break Ground on New Baseball Stadium
-ESPN2 HD Will Debut With C-USA Doubleheader

From the Houston Chronicle
-Southern Miss. looking for ranking after a 3-0 start
-UH Notebook- Gaston confident big things brewing

USM's defensive line coming on strong
Mobile Register

From the Hattiesburg American
-Despite record, Houston still worries Bower
-Eagles' baseball team looks to replace key contributors

From the Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Houston unable to find end zone in trying season
-Prosser, UAB punter to test friendship
-Army not about to 'shut it down'
-The Standings
-C-USA Players of the Week
-Taking Stock

From the New Orleans Times-Picayune
-Tulane in reach of goal
-USM happy to find home

Blazers' defense doesn't look half bad
Birmingham News

Third and long (nights)
Birmingham Post-Herald

Bearcats hope to keep up streak
Cincinnati Enquirer

D-line challenged by Ross
Hudson Valley (NY) Times Herald-Record

Army Continues Mini Two-Game Homestand Against Cincinnati on West Point Homecoming
goarmysports.com

Bearcats Hope to Extend Army's Skid
ucbearcats.com

Tiger senior now trying his hands at tight end
Memphis Commercial Appeal

QB question unsettled
Ft Worth Star Telegram

TCU notebook
Dallas News

Bulls Will Take Look At Freshman QB
Tampa Tribune

October 5, 2004

From conferenceusa.com
-Conference USA Football Notebook
-C-USA Women's Soccer Notebook
-C-USA Men's Soccer Notebook
-C-USA Volleyball Notebook

Conference USA Football Notes
Ft Worth Star Telegram

Around Conference USA
USA Today

At 1-4, Cougars need turnaround
Houston Chronicle

From the Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-3-0 Golden Eagles finally coming home
-Tenacious White solidifies O-line
-Special teams ills point of emphasis

Some upset with USM game plans
Hattiesburg American

From the Mobile Register
-USM finally has home date
-Leavitt made most of his chance

From the St Petersburg Times
-Missed hearing lands Bull in jail
-Knights' latest loss hurts a little more

From the Louisville Courier-Journal
-Petrino, Cards know stakes are sky-high
-Cards lose Foster to knee injury

Petrino- Cards want to 'grow up' and be like Miami
Lexington Herald-Leader

UAB moves one step closer to goals
Birmingham Post Herald

Tigers find that one in backfield is plenty
Memphis Commercial Appeal

Close defeats are no consolation for Gino
Cincinnati Post

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
-Drawing fans as much about entertaining as winning at UC
-UC Hall of Famer, ex-NFL coach Skorich dies at age 83

Patterson revisits TCU's strategy at Army
Dallas Morning News

Miners face tough trip after big victory
El Paso Times

Knights are falling to pieces
Orlando Sentinel

October 4, 2004

From conferenceusa.com
-C-USA Women's Soccer Weekend Recap
-C-USA Men's Soccer Weekend Recap

Hurricanes not new to all U of L players
Louisville Courier Journal

Army lets Frogs see all that they can be
Ft Worth Star Telegram

Bulls Hurting Themselves With Penalties, Turnovers
Tampa Tribune

Sad but true- UCF might be nation's worst
Orlando Sentinel