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East Carolina

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Conference USA

October 17, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Ron Cherubini: Pirate Time Machine - Marcus Crandell - 10.17
� Great White North suits QB just fine
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.17
� Army streaking; C-USA, Carolinas scoreboard
� College football weekend: stars & storylines

From ecupirates.com
-Men's Basketball Holds First Practice Of The 2004-05 Season
-Swimming, Diving Defeats College of Charleston
-Late Goal Lifts No. 24 UAB Over East Carolina, 1-0
-Volleyball Falls at Saint Louis, 3-0
-Men's Cross Country Finishes First, Women Second at Lake Kristi

From Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates hit hardwood for opening basketball practice
-It�s family and football for Thompson

From the New Bern Sun-Journal
-Dosh- 'I want to help this team'
-Pirates hoops hits the court running

From the Washington Daily News
-Pirates coaches, players enjoy first day of practice
-Butler has big day in Pirates' win

October 16, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Thad Mumau: Hoops Recruiting Report - 10.16
� Annual pursuit of talent picking up steam
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.16
� Blazers scorch Frogs to stay unbeaten in league
� Another Florida school graduating to Division I
WGHB: Prep Preview with Zulovich & Letchworth - 10.16
WGHB: Live @ 5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 10.16
WNCT: Pirate Weekend with Patrick Johnson - 10.16
WNCT: Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 10.16

From Greenville Daily Reflector
-Thompson defends use of Pinkney in JV game
-ECU swim coach impressed with his latest talent pool

From the Washington Daily News
-Copper finds motivation right at home
-Roach's catch comes up large for Pirates

Mid-Season: Pirates post failing grades
Kinston Free Press

From ecupirates.com
-McCallion and Calpo Lift Pirates Over Tulane, 2-0
-Swimming, Diving Teams Host College of Charleston Saturday

East Carolina Downs Tulane, 2-0, In C-USA Women's Soccer Action
tulanegreenwave.com

Volleyball Handles ECU in Three for Twelfth Straight Victory
gotigersgo.com

October 15, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Al Myatt: View from the East - 10.15
� Stance on medical hardship leaves questions
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.15
� 'Bama matchup evokes perils of 2000 ECU game for USM
� Miami comeback brings cocky Cardinals down to Earth
WTSB: Pirate Talk with Denny O'Brien - 10.15
WGHB: Miller Lite Sports Bar with Jonathan Ellerbe - 10.15
WGHB: Extra Point with Dan Eberhardt & Shawn Farmer - 10.15
WGHB: Live @ 5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 10.15
WNCT: Brian Bailey Show - 10.15
WNCT: Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 10.15

Lady Pirate Soccer Set To Host Tulane And Southern Miss
ecupirates.com

From Greenville Daily Reflector
-Burke commits to ECU
-Big returns

From the Washington Daily News
-Rimpf is paying his dues
-The Pirates are contageous

October 14, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Henry Hinton: Henry's Highlights - 10.14
� Holland's strategic vision not a timid one
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.14
� Thompson: Pinkney's redshirt year safe and secure
� Schnellenberger ringside for U of L vs. Miami
WNCT: Bonesville Power Hour - 10.14
WNCT: Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 10.14
WGHB: John Thompson Call-in Show - 10.14
WGHB: Locker Room with Kevin & Kevin - 10.14
WGHB: From The Booth with Jeff Charles - 10.14

Dosh goes from taking to giving hits
Greenville Daily Reflector

Coleman contributes to Falcons' defensive line
Washington Daily News

October 13, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Brian Bailey: From the Anchor Desk - 10.13
� 'Holy water' or voodoo? Pirates evade spell
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.13
� JV Pirates live up to varsity's example
� Toronto approves bid to host bowl game
WGHB: Live@5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 10.13
WGHB: Press Box with Troy Dreyfus - 10.13
WNCT: Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 10.13

From ecupirates.com
-ECU Jayvees Defeat Hargrave Military Academy
-Women's Golf Claims Third Place At Taco Bell Intercollegiate

ECU JVs down Hargrave
Greenville Daily Reflector

A chance in the spotlight
New Bern Sun-Journal

From the Washington Daily News
-Pirates' JV downs Hargrave
-Dosh goes from hunted to hunter

October 12, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Denny O'Brien: Pirate Notebook No. 211 - 10.12
� Former Dark Horse at home in Dolphins' stable
Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.12
� Herrion anoints Badiane, Cook as team's leaders
� No. 1 Southern Miss QB to miss 'Bama game
� Tar Heel trio sacked by pot charges
WGHB: Live@5 - Troy D. & Ellerbe - 10.12
WGHB: Sportsline - Josh Spence & Allen Thomas - 10.12
WNCT: Sports Verdict - Professor, Kicker & Yankee Boy - 10.12
WNCT: Talk of the Town - Henry Hinton - 10.12

From ecupirates.com
-Lady Pirate Golf In Third Place At Taco Bell Intercollegiate
-Badiane and Cook Named Team Captains For 2004-05

From the Washington Daily News
-Easy as a Sunday morning
-Travis Williams- Many happy returns

From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU names captains
-Brown returns to Greenville today
-Butler named to ECU board of trustees

October 11, 2004

From Bonesville.net
-Al Myatt: View from the East - 10.11
� Pirate Club tackling tough times
-Nuggets: Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 10.11
� College football weekend: stars & storylines
� C-USA standings, scoreboard, schedule & TV
� Associated Press college football poll

From ecupirates.com
-Simon Does It Again! OT Goal Lifts Men's Soccer over Marquette, 3-2
-Lady Pirate Soccer Fall To Memphis 4-1
-ECU's Howell Finishes Tied For Seventh At Franklin Street Tournament
-Field Set For 2004 Taco Bell Intercollegiate

From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates� defense shines
-Dormitory discussed for ECU campus

Streakin' returns to college campuses
espn.com

Around Conference USA
USA Today

October 17, 2004

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-UNC defense hits new low in blowout by Utes
-Devils fall to Jackets
-Turtle soup
-Last-second comeback keeps Eagles' dreams alive

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Pack holds on this time
-New rule works in Amato's favor
-Utah sets UNC record in 46-16 win
-Jackets sack Devils' upset bid
-NCCU wins as time expires
-Offseason work key for Devils
-Hokies feast on Rattlers
-Clemson springs to life in Death Valley home
-ACC pushes fifth year

From the Winston Salem Journal
-Wolfpack bounces back
-Clemson ends skid with rout of Utah State
-Gamecocks get late TD to edge Wildcats
-Jackets bottle up Blue Devils, improve to 4-2 with 24-7 win
-Georgia Southern whips Appalachian State
-Regional Sports Briefs
-Pippen scores TD on last play as Eagles edge Rams
-McCants compares UNC life to prison
-Deacons' Williams says this should be his best season yet
-Lehman fires 69, ties Geiberger for lead at CCG

From Columbia (SC) The State
-Great finish ends slide
-Rathe to the rescue

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers rip Utah State
-Utah State-Clemson game summary
-Utah State provides therapy
-Tigers finally come to the party
-Clemson football notebook
-USC shows its Rathe
-Rathe patiently waits his chance
-USC-Kentucky game summary
-USC football notebook
-Paladins pound Bulldogs

From the Anderson Independent
-Fourth-string Rathe leads USC to win
-Sitting on fence over Tiger victory

From the Charlotte Observer
-NASCAR: Johnson cleans up
-NFL: Panthers run risk of being run out of Philly

October 16, 2004

From the Winston Salem Journal
-Wolfpack seeking to bounce back from bitter loss
-Hot Eagles present powerful obstacle for Mountaineers
-Yellow Jackets say they want revenge against Blue Devils
-Tar Heels get ready to take on No. 11 Utes

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Football fortunes
-A loss will cost big
-North Carolina at No. 11 Utah
-Duke at Georgia Tech
-The art of man-to-man
-Heels have some fun

From the Charlotte Observer
-The Elevator
-Regional sports network launches Saturday
-Bliss holds off Kenseth for win
-Racing- A $5 billion win for N.C.

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Left out in cold by Fridge
-TODAY'S MATCHUP- N.C. STATE AT MARYLAND
-Roof hoping for sweet homecoming
-TODAY'S MATCHUP- DUKE AT GEORGIA TECH
-Utes keeping focus on Heels
-TODAY'S MATCHUP- UNC AT UTAH
-Two NCCU Hall inductees enjoyed huge year
-TODAY'S MATCHUP- NCCU vs. Winston-Salem State
-Hoops time for Heels

From the Fayetteville Observer
-College football predictions
-Amato looking for first win against Maryland
-'Dangerous' J.C. Smith awaits Fayetteville State

From the Anderson Independent
-Clemson freshmen were arrested for fight
-Tigers dealing with fans' questions, concerns
-Purnell more comfortable as Tigers prepare for the '05 season

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers hope fans are cool
-Utah State-Clemson game capsule
-Investing in success
-USC-Kentucky game capsule
-Paladins out to avenge '03
-The Citadel-Furman game summary

From Columbia (SC) The State
-Holtz to use dual quarterbacks but not Pinkins
-Tisby�s play doesn�t detract from win

October 15, 2004

From the Winston Salem Journal
-Wake Forest's No. 1 ranking has Prosser, Paul flying high
-Jamison's late field goal sinks Bobcats in 2 OTs

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Tar Heels ready to put past, differences aside
-McCants ready for something special
-UNC's McGill healthy, but will split time
-Eagles will try to figure out Rams
-Chrysler Classic notebook- Strange sighting in Greensboro

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Tar Heels take new approach
-May vows to return next season
-Duke hoops adds two
-Preparing to lead Wolfpack
-NHL: Bettman speaks at RBC
-Meeting lacks real answers

ACC Basketball- Pressure will be on in Chapel Hill
Wilmington Star-News

From the Charlotte Observer
-NBA: Bobcats provide fans reason for optimism
-UNC apologizes for leaving player's name in document
-NASCAR: Newman takes polewith a record run

From the Greensboro News-Record
-GGC: After first round, it's tight at the top
-Coordinator of ACC officials agrees with call
-UNC's Hedgecock comes with history
-Lighter May ready for new season

From The Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-How's it goin' eh? USC visits Canada
-Jackson helps put Terriers on map

Big plays coming at sluggish rate for Tigers
Columbia (SC) The State

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Bennett looks forward
-Tigers ready to go
-Furman football notes

October 14, 2004

Academy helping Brown on and off the gridiron
Greenville Daily Reflector

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Sparkman's dad says cited UNC athletes tested
-'He's just one of the guys'
-UNC's McGill to play
-Pack, Terps amp up rivalry
-Clemson's Purnell expects improvement

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Center of the issue
-USC football notebook
-A Hall to follow
-Clemson football notebook

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-'Yo' knows defense
-For Maddox, defense always beats offense
-Duke needs Ewing more than ever
-Region: No. 17 West Virginia Defeats UConn 31-19

From the Fayetteville Observer
-Maybe UNC isn't that bad, after all
-Amato hopes Pack, Terps can get along

From the Winston Salem Journal
-ACC Notebook
-Wisnosky is lost for year with torn ACL
-Southern Conference Notebook
-Analyze This- Brown watched his ASU mark fall

From the Charlotte Observer
-Amato- Pack has a chance to win ACC
-Bobcats to learn about struggling offense tonight
-Jamison would have liked being a Bobcat
-Panthers star Jenkins is out for season

From the Greensboro News-Record
-GGC: A fan's guide to the tournament
-This tournament has always been our own little diversion
-Family, UNC players await drug test results

From the Wilmington Star-News
-Seahawks still dealing with key player injuries
-Negativity following Heels
-UNC�s Wooldridge sentenced

October 13, 2004

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-UNC player may have failed drug test earlier
-UNC punter gets lecture, community service
-N.C. State notes- Pack to face Terps' QB shuffle
-Jamison hears Cameron boos again

From the Greensboro News-Record
-Suspended UNC players might not return
-Defense a focus for Wake Forest

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Baddour stays quiet on Bunting's status
-Coach defends Heels
-Deacons stressing defense

Big UNC victory clouded
Kinston Free Press

Bunting now in position to save his job
Charlotte Obaserver

From the Winston Salem Journal
-Wake Forest getting ready for basketball practice
-Urban Rage- Meyer fires back at comments about Utah's schedule strength by ESPN analysts
-Players awaiting drug-test results

Tigers working on bowl math
Anderson Independent

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Speed is what he needs
-No easy answers at Clemson
-Clock ticks for Tigers
-Holtz on the run
-USC football notebook
-From Bosnia to Furman

From Columbia (SC) The State
-Bowden defends program�s progress
-Waiting for Demetris

October 12, 2004

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-UNC suspends three after drug citations
-Pack's dreaded curse of the Terps
-Football's waiting game
-Duke's Dargan nears return
-Old foes will reunite tonight in Cameron exhibition

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Heels suspend three players
-Wolfpack turns focus to Maryland
-Pack's mojo out of whack
-Wolfpack's Paulsen won't face Maryland
-Tech out for revenge

From the Winston Salem Journal
-UNC suspends Thomas, two others after citation
-Roof preparing to take his Devils down to Georgia
-Amato knows Wolfpack has to focus on Terrapins
-Wright showing promise as tight end
-Fancher wants Apps to run more
-Foster's injury adds to Panthers' woes

From Columbia (SC) The State
-Gamecocks hope recent history doesn�t repeat itself
-With 1-4 record, Clemson�s confidence �in a bad state�

Tigers say they're hungry for victory
Greenville (SC) News

Tigers place blame all around
Anderson Independent

From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Tigers looking for relief
-Holtz finds silver lining after defeat

October 11, 2004

From the Winston Salem Journal
-PARTY LINES- State fans say, 'Bad call;' UNC fans praise officials
-Wake: Stocking the Shelves
-App St: No Slowdown
-Vikings' Jackson will play for Apps
-NFL: Panthers lose again

From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Pack won't file protest
-'Mad dog' sparks UNC

One play generating a lot of talk
Greensboro News-Record

From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Where was T.A.'s knee down?
-N.C. State MMQB
-North Carolina MMQB
-Duke MMQB
-N.C. Central MMQB

From the Greenville (SC) News
-Holtz tries Sunday practice to shake up USC
-Lamb wants Paladins to focus on The Citadel

From Columbia (SC) The State
-A deflating defeat
-Gamblin� man Holtz can�t cash in at the end

Gamecocks season takes a wrong turn
Charlotte Observer

October 17, 2004

Saturday Football Roundup
conferenceusa.com

From the Mobile Register
-Alabama shuts down Southern Miss again
-Backup QB takes air out of USM

From the Hattiesburg American
-Spotless no more
-QB Carter struggles as starter
-Offensive woes kill Eagles' hopes
-Eustachy era begins- Eagles open practice

From the Hudson Valley (NY) Times Herald-Record
-Defending the run wasn't exactly Army's strength
-Jones' 5 TDs lift Knights

From the St Petersburg Times
-Army runs all over USF to make itself at home
-Spurrier (yes, that Spurrier) watches USF
-Hall's record night cut short
-C-USA- Team effort propels Memphis past Tulane

From the Tampa Tribune
-Jones Runs Wild As Army Stuns USF
-Bulls Can't Keep Up With Army's Jones

From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Finishing strong
-C-USA roundup- Alabama thumps Golden Eagles
-Williams salutes past Tiger record-holders
-Postgame
-C-USA Standings
-The returns are in

From the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Memphis gives TU blues
-Ricard one of few bright spots

Rhodes knows he let one get away
Louisville Courier-Journal

Blazers set sights on C-USA title
Birmingham News

From the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
-A glimpse into nickname deliberation
-Mason looks stronger

Bearcat fans give Huggins standing ovation
Cincinnati Post

Illini drubbing still on UC minds
Cincinnati Enquirer

Frogs ready to throw their weight around
Ft Worth Star Telegram

From the El Paso Times
-MINERS DROWN HAWAII, 51-20
-Happy fans pack Sun Bowl

Tulsa falls to No. 21 Boise State, 45-42
tulsahurricane.com

Knight-mare continues
Orlando Sentinel

October 16, 2004

From conferenceusa.com
-First-half Offensive Surge Leads UAB Past TCU, 41-25
-C-USA Volleyball Teams Join Forces in �Dig For The Cure� Program
-Memphis Men's Basketball Preview
-Cincinnati Women's Basketball Preview

This Weeks C-USA Matchups
Thursday
Miami Fla 41, Louisville 38 (Fla.)
Friday
UAB 41, TCU 25
Saturday
Tulane at Memphis 1:00PM
Southern Miss at Alabama 2:00PM
Army at USF 8:00PM