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September 25, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Game Center:
West Virginia 20, East Carolina 15 - 09.25
-O'Brien:
Mountaineers are gauge for progress - 09.25
-AP:
Bottled up WVU survives Pirates - 09.25
 BVL:
ECU-West Virginia Box Score - 09.25
BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz Post-game Remarks - 09.25
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.25
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Conference USA schedule, standings &
scores
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates'
Comeback Bid Falls Short Against West Virginia, 20-15
-Collins
Leads Way As Four Lady Pirates Finish In Top 10 of McAlister's Deli 5k
-Freshman
Belfiore Records Career-Best Finishing Eighth At McAlister's Deli Invite
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
come up just short
-The
Sideline- ECU at West Virginia
-Defense
responds for East Carolina
Pirates leave Morgantown with heads held high
Washington Daily News
Pirates lose, but 'making progress'
Raleigh News & Observer
Pirates nearly pull upset at West Virginia
Kinston Free Press
From the
Charleston (WV) Sunday Gazette Mail
-ECU
improved, but end result same
-A victory-
Yes; Convincing, no
-Mountaineers
struggles not all about emotion
Sluggish Mountaineers struggle to put Pirates away
Wheeling News Register
From the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
-McAfee
learns painful lessons
-WVU
overcomes turnovers, kicking mistakes
From the Pittsburgh Post Gazette
-WVU narrowly
escapes upset
-A game to
forget for McAfee
WVU
halts ECU 20-15
West Virginia Football (rivals.com)
Syracuse may replace ECU on WFU schedule
Athletics Director Ron Wellman said he has been scrambling
since he was told last month that East Carolina will pull out of the
final game of the seven-game series.
Winston Salem Journal
September 24, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.24
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Big names helping UNC-P restore grid program
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Conference USA schedule, standings &
scores
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(both hours) - 09.24
Football Gameday
ECU @ West Virginia
12 Noon (TV: WITN 7, MSG, ESPN Regional)
Morgantown, W. Va.
-
ECU Game Day Central
-
Weather Conditions
-Countdown
To Kickoff (from MSNsportsNET)
WNCT Live Pregame/Postgame
Audio Feed
-
Gametracker
WITN Live Streaming Video
From The Desk Of Terry Holland
Attached is an excerpt from a story which appeared Friday,
Sept. 23 in the Syracuse Post-Standard that addressed a development in
the Orange's future football scheduling efforts.
ecupirates.com
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates'
Tillman ready for another shot at West Virginia
-Offensive
linemen often tackle weight issues
Pirates head straight into the fray against tough West Virginia ...
Washington Daily News
Pirates face tough road test
New Bern Sun Journal
Pirates travel to WVU
Kinston Free Press
ECU at West Virginia
Raleigh News & Observer
East Carolina Preview
MSNsportsNET
Skip Holtz has
pressure to win at ECU; Plus, Pirates won't be strangers to Mountain
State football foes
Charleston (WV) Gazette Mail
From the Charleston (WV) Gazette Mail
-What�s
this guy doing at ECU? He hopes it�s a lot
-WVU has had
its way against Pirates
-East
Carolina already making strides under first-year coach
-Mountaineers�
1996 victory over Pirates most memorable in series
-WVU notebook
Allison's got
the wheels to drive East Carolina
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Mountaineers looking run it up on East Carolina
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
From the
Beckley Register-Herald
-WVU�s
defense just doesn�t rest
-WVU
big favorite to extend hex over Pirates
September 23, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate
Notebook No. 254 - 09.23
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Overhaul of run 'D' a long-term project
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.23
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NCAA okays instant replay in all 28 bowl games
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Conference USA schedule, standings &
scores
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(both hours) - 09.23
WNCT:
Pirate Talk with
Denny O'Brien - 09.23
Odds stacked against ECU against West Virginia
The East Carolinian
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Leggett
recounts tryouts to become important part of ECU baseball team
-WVU's
line is an imposing group of men
From the Washington Daily News
-Pirates
hold first day of fall practice
-Copper
a top 'gunner' for Cowboys
DB Addae- WVU should be wary of Pirates
Beckley Register-Herald
ECU must stop WVU's rushing attack
Kinston Free Press
Williams one of many unselfish Mountaineer backs
New Bern Sun Journal
That looks
familiar
WVU�s Rodriguez, ECU�s Holtz have borrowed schemes from each
other
Charleston (WV) Gazette Mail
Mountaineers
can't afford to let minds wonder; Plus, WVU notes and Scouting the 'Eers
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
WVU - East
Carolina Game Preview
BlueGoldNews.com (scout.com)
WVU defense stingy with first downs
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Hendrix should be ready for ECU
Southern Miss CB Caleb Hendrix is expected to return Oct. 1.
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From ecupirates.com
-ECU-Tulane
Volleyball Match Friday Cancelled
-Walters
Leads East Carolina In First Men's Tennis Tournament
Orange football opens 2006 at Wake Forest
...East Carolina has been under contract to give
Syracuse one more home game for more than a decade. ...if the Pirates
refuse to honor the game next season, Syracuse will cut its ties with
East Carolina for good...
Syracuse Post Standard
September 22, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View From
The 'ville - 09.22
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Pirates' Chest chiefs plot to counter snail mail
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.22
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C-USA, NFL teams thrown off stride by Rita
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Conference USA schedule, standings &
scores
WNCT:
Talk of the Town -
09.22
WNCT:
Chalkboard Chat -
Logan, Steele & Hinton - 09.22
From ecupirates.com
-Men's
Soccer Falls To Longwood In Non-Conference Action, 1-0
-Women's
Soccer Falls To Furman, 3-2
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Diamond
Bucs anxious to beckon on busy fall practice schedule
-Former
Rampant to join Pirates
-Pirates'
secondary improving
Fractious hopes to factor largely for Pirates
Washington Daily News
Allison off to torrid start for Pirates
New Bern Sun-Journal
WVU pass
defense still a concern with ECU visiting
Charleston (WV) Gazette
WVU backs look for another big game
Beckley Register-Herald
September 21 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat - 09.21
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Teaching high on staff's priority list
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.21
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Hurricane Rita threatens disruption of schedule
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Indian mascot ban extended to bowl games
WNCT:
Talk
of the Town - 09.21
From ecupirates.com
-ECU-Southern
Miss Football Game Designated As Military Appreciation Day
-ECU Freshman Lene
Krog Records Top-5 Finish In First Collegiate Tournament
Pirates show they have heart
New Bern Sun-Journal
Pirates' Jean earns his spot in ECU lineup
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates' leaky defense against run is one of Holtz's greatest concerns
Winston Salem Journal
Saturday's big, Oct. 1 is bigger
Kinston Free Press
Earning his spot
Matt Butler didn't have to wait long to get noticed Saturday
night at Groves Stadium.
Salisbury (NC) Post
Mountaineers
to face coach working in shadow of famous father
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
WVU could be
short at linebacker; Plus, ECU coach knows his Pirates have their hands
full
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Notebook- McCann sees no letdown
Cornerback Dee McCann said there's no chance of a letdown
against the Pirates
The Express Times
WVU rarity -- fullback leads rushing
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
Bednarik projected to play Saturday
West Virginia QB was not seriously injured during Saturday's
31-19 victory over Maryland.
The Express Times
Copper makes two 'special' plays
Washington Daily News
September 20, 2005
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From The Anchor Desk - 09.20
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Offense takes some heat for porous defense
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.20
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Vandy sheds doormat image in breakout start
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C-USA Standings, Schedule, Scoreboard
WBVL:
Holtz press conference, commercial free - 09.20
WNCT:
Talk
of the Town - 09.20
WNCT:
Holtz
press conference - 09.20
WNCT:
Brian Bailey Show, with Donnie Kirkpatrick - 09.20
From ecupirates.com
-Weekly
Press Luncheon Quotes
-Heidi
Krug Named C-USA Setter-of-the-Week
-ECU's
McCallion Named C-USA Player-of-the-Week
ECU offensive line makes progress
Greenville Daily Reflector
Holtz remains positive, optimistic in face of defeat
Washington Daily News
ECU's return man out
Raleigh News & Observer
Pirates need to clean up mistakes
New Bern Sun-Journal
Rodriguez warns
against looking past East Carolina
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Beckley Register-Herald
-Team
must focus on ECU
-Holtz
says WVU by far toughest test for Pirates
Holtz challenging ECU defense after poor game against Wake Forest
Myrtle Beach Sun News
Pirates look to improve rushing defense
Kinston Free Press
Mountaineers went 'Biggie size' against Terrapins
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
September 19, 2005
Talk Like a
Pirate Day (Link)
From Bonesville.net
-Hinton:
Henry's Highlights - 09.19
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Loss can't conceal program's progress
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 09.19
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Injured Clemson player has spleen removed
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College football headliners: stars & storylines
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C-USA Standings, Schedule, Scoreboard
UPON FURTHER REVIEW- ECU still a work in progress
Greenville Daily Reflector
Deacs' run game too much for ECU
New Bern Sun Journal
McCallion Sets Two Records As ECU Defeats Francis Marion, 6-1
ecupirates.com
Lady Pirates Continue Solid Season with Top Performances
conferenceusa.com
Next Opponent - WVU:
Celebration
curtailed
... But there were also positives, not the least of which is
that the Mountaineers are now 3-0 and will be heavy favorites over East
Carolina (1-1) when the teams ...
Charleston (WV) Gazette
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September 25, 2005
State fans need to stop giving Amato a free pass
Fayetteville Observer
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-With
offense, defense in sync, Heels rally past Pack
-Emotions run
rampant for UNC, N.C. State in pregame
-First half of
UNC-State had a little of everything
-Baker simply
brilliant
-Devils hit
another sour note
-Panel to
recommend upgrade Monday to board of trustees
N.C. Central University is inching closer to joining the ranks
of NCAA Division I-AA athletics
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Heels
hand it to Pack
-Pack
can't fool Tar Heels
-It's
all up to Amato now
-Bunting's
defense peaking
USC handles Troy
... This was USC�s 11th consecutive victory over a school from
a non-BCS conference. The streak started after a 21-3 loss to East
Carolina on Sept. 18, 1999. ...
Anderson Independent Mail
From the Columbia (SC) The State
-A
change of fortune
New-look defense forces five turnovers in rout of Troy
-Spurrier
keeps promises
-Tigers
suffer extra painful BC headache
-Bowden
says being 2-2 ain�t half-bad
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Mistakes
help sink Deacons
-Tar
Heels storm by Wolfpack 31-24
-A
Day of Blunders
-Mountaineers
get down to business
September 24, 2005
College football predictions
Fayetteville Observer
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Stick
Around- Bizarre endings, unlikely heroes
-Duke
faces another top-25 opponent
-The
Game is Enough
-Deacons
have added incentive to win
-Moore
hopes Mountaineers can maintain their focus and emotion
Wake Forest's offensive line built for speed
Greensboro News-Record
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-If Lawson gets
his way, Pack will start on defense today
-UNC's
offensive linemen know they must keep Baker on his feet
-Duke looking
to wreck Virginia's homecoming plans
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-A
big deal here, not elsewhere
Neither North Carolina nor N.C. State has beaten an NCAA
Division I-A opponent.
-Rivalry
makes an impact
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Wake
Forest Notebook
Athletics Director Ron Wellman said yesterday that he's having
discussions with Syracuse about perhaps replacing East Carolina on next
season's football ...
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September 23, 2005
From the
Charlotte Observer
-Thompson
not having much fun
The Arkansas native was fired in November after going 3-20 in
two seasons at East Carolina in his first head-coaching job. ...
-Already
a must-win for Wolfpack, Tar Heels
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-UNC-State
is big, but State-Georgia Tech might be bigger
-Duke lineman
coping with loss off the field
-Another week,
another new challenge for UNC defense
-Canes continue
offensive barrage against Lightning
All remains quiet on Big Four football front
Before the games last weekend, the Big Four was a combined
0-6. In the 52-year history of the ACC, that had never happened.
Greensboro News Record
Carolina at NC State game notes
The informal �state� championship in North Carolina will take
a different tone this season, as NC State and Duke do not play and the
Wolfpack does not take on East Carolina. ...
Chatham Journal Weekly
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-A
Team Within a Team
-Western's
game is canceled by Rita
-Wolfpack's
Lawson enjoying rivalry week
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Was
ruling right?
NC State-UNC CH": One year later, it's still debated; not even
instant replay might have helped.
-UNC
Recruit Picks Texas Tech
Saturday could have ACC title implications
There might still be a lot of football to play in this young
2005 season, but everyone in the Clemson camp knows the importance of
the Tigers� next game.
Anderson Independent
From Columbia (SC) The State
-Vista�s
cons may prompt USC to team with pros
It appears that University of South Carolina officials might
be coming to their senses about building a baseball stadium. They are at
least considering the possibility of a joint-use stadium with a
professional baseball franchise
-Six
new starters will play against Troy
UNC-Pembroke restarting football program
New Orleans Times Picayune
September 22, 2005
From the Anderson Independent
-'Every
weekend is family weekend'
The storm came. The levies broke. It was the hurricane that
didn't seem real. Sometimes, it still doesn't. At Clemson, a coach and
two players have strengthened their bond despite Katrina's devastation
in New Orleans - a place they call home even though very little of home
remains.
-USC
working on practice intensity
-Whitehurst's
consistency becoming his trademark
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Heels, Pack
both know this isn't just another game
-Duke adds
Alabama to football schedule
-NCCU-Bowie
State could be CIAA title game preview
WFU's Jim Grobe meets the press to preview the Maryland game
Wake Forest football head coach Jim Grobe and four
student-athletes met with the media on Tuesday to review the East
Carolina game and to ...
Chatham Journal Weekly
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Pack's
recruiting coup
... (The elder Toney Baker played at East Carolina and then
professionally with the Cleveland Browns before serving as his son's
football mentor.)...
-Heels'
backups ready, if needed
Heated rivalry gets even hotter
Watching through binoculars from the radio booth, Gary Hahn
saw N.C. State tailback T.A. McLendon move the ball across the goal
line, but he delayed announcing the touchdown call.
Charlotte Observer
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Wake
Forest Notebook
-Deacons
are using a lot of defensive backs
-Old
Foes- State-UNC is saltiest of local battles
-ASU
is showing improvement in the running game and on defense
September 21 2005
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Deacons'
Dynamic Duo
Micah Andrews and Chris Barclay have both rushed for more than 200
yards in a game this season
-Heels
struggling to get offense going
-Appalachian
State is ready to resume renovation plans
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Mascot
takes a hit at Duke
Devil roughed up during VMI game.
-Heels
losing ground
UNC hopes to get handle on rushing.
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Whitehurst-
I threw to wrong guy
pass should have gone to an open tailback on his left
-Waiting
game not for Spurrier
-Leading
question, no reply
Spurrier�s personnel moves may shake up starters, but they
don�t solve team�s lack leadership
It's
been 1st and whoa for Tar Heels
Charlotte Observer
NBA:
Bobcats are Port City-bound
Wilmington Star-News
NHL:
GM-Canes are
off to a good start
Durham Herald-Sun
NASCAR:
Drivers remain unhappy with Charlotte surface
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
September 20, 2005
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-UNC-NCSU
should save the best for last
-Last year's
loss behind the Pack
-Tar Heels
looking for offensive consistency
-Notebook- Roof
gets a chance to relax, but not for long
Tar Heels host recruits; Wolfpack standing pat
Fayetteville Observer
Tigers hope that 2004 lesson remains learned
Clemson might not play Miami again until 2009, but there's
plenty of focus on not allowing the Hurricanes to beat the Tigers again
this season.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Gamecocks add color to their diet
At University of South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier's behest,
the team's daily menu has changed to include all colors of food, a
veritable rainbow on their plate and for their palate.
Greenville (SC) News
Baddour- AD says UNC still must improve football.
Raleigh News & Observer
N.C.
State vs. UNC- Lot riding on rivalry
Charlotte Observer
From the
Columbia (SC) The State
-USC's
shakeup begins
-USC
must work it out quickly
September 19, 2005
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Erratic-
Deacons have work to do
-UNC's
Justice is likely lost for year with broken foot
-Panthers
hold off Pats
-Hornets
may play part of season in Oklahoma
From the
Columbia (SC) The State
-Big
games bring prospects to campus
WITH BIG HOME games Saturday, both USC and Clemson invited a
number of prospects to their campuses for close looks at the programs.
-Spurrier
promises changes
Perfect enough
Panthers far from flawless, but they put together game plan
that leaves Patriots frustrated
Charlotte Observer
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Canes
quencher
Hockey fans ecstatic to end drought that was the NHL's 2004-05
season
-Amato
has plenty to lose against UNC
After 64 games as N.C. State's head football coach, Chuck
Amato has reached the one he can't afford to lose.
-Amato
in no rush to name starter
Starting freshman Toney Baker at tailback against Eastern
Kentucky was a last-minute decision, N.C. State coach Chuck Amato said
Sunday.
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September 25, 2005
Saturday Football Roundup
conferenceusa.com
From the Orlando Sentinel
-Knights
revel as losing streak ends
-GOAL
ACCOMPLISHED IN FIRST C-USA GAME
-Win
bolsters relationship
From the
Charleston (WV) Sunday Gazette Mail
-Burned in Fla.
Central Florida shocks Herd, halts 17-game losing streak
-Bad field
position doomed MU
From the Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
hits the skids
-Penalties,
poor field position doom Herd
-Big
Apple awaits Pruett
-Fans
shocked after MU falls to UCF
UCF ends longest active losing streak in C-USA debut
Florida Sun-Sentinel
Tulane corrals first win by beating SMU
Shreveport Times
Tulane finds comfort zone at SMU
Houston Chronicle
Tulane routs SMU 31-10
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
Screwy Season
Hattiesburg American
September 24, 2005
CONFERENCE USA PREVIEW
Birmingham News
Marshall-UCF Football Game Available Free To All Dish Subscribers
conferenceusa.com
From the
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
-Focused
Herd not about to take UCF lightly
-Anthony
Hanshew- Herd will send Knights to 18th-straight losses
-TV
access limited for Marshall-UCF game
UCF has high hopes at home
Orlando Sentinel
Doubly
dangerous
UCF�s QB is threat to run, pass
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-New
faces, places
The University of Tulsa plays its inaugural Conference USA
football game tonight and while the conference affiliation is new for
the Golden Hurricane, the opponent is not.
-Memphis
vs. Tulsa, Who has the edge?
-Memphis
vs. Tulsa, the lineup
-Other
Conference USA games
-Tigers'
Hunt suspended
Jeremy Hunt was suspended indefinitely from the University of
Memphis basketball team Friday, the same day a report in The Commercial
Appeal stated the senior was involved in a physical altercation on Beale
Street last weekend.
UTEP's goal is to protect the football against UNM
El Paso Times
All-American catching on at USM
Biloxi Sun Herald
Football season- Doesn't feel like it
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
From the Hattiesburg American
-Weather-watching
Palmer looks ahead to fall practice
-Southern
Miss-Houston decision expected next week
BCS- Boon or bust?
USA Today
September 23, 2005
Fearless Predictions - C-USA
College Football News
Tulane managing to weather storm
Philadelphia Inquirer
Tulane still searching for home stadium
Monroe News Star
Ill winds have had
impact on C-USA
Birmingham Post-Herald (Second Article)
Sport, like all of us, puts worried eye to the sky
USA Today
Can you believe it?
Here we go again...
USA Today
Moffett a triple threat for Herd defense
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
Central Florida
defender hoping for better days; Plus, Scouting the Herd
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-Knights
hope to ignite offense
-This
time, UCF has knowledge of foe
U of M defense takes positive steps
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Tulsa To Host Memphis In Inaugural C-USA Game
KOTV
C-USA Announces 2005-06 Women's Basketball Television Schedule
conferenceusa.com
September 22, 2005
From
conferenceusa.com
-Conference
USA Re-Schedules for Hurricane Rita
-Tulane-Houston
Game on October 8 To Be Played in Lafayette, Louisiana
From the Mobile Register
-USM
vs. Houston stopped by Rita
-Tulane
thinks Mobile
USM's trip to Houston postponed
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Storm alters schedules
Ft Worth Star Telegram
C-USA Notebook:
Weather forces game changes
El Paso Times
UCF still hopeful after an 0-17 run
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Knights' spirits plummeting
UCF owns the nation's longest losing streak.
Orlando Sentinel
Starry, starry
Knight
Carrington is best of UCF�s rare fifth-year seniors
Charleston (WV) Gazette
The good old days
Mark Snyder can't help but smile when reflecting on his time
on Central Florida's football coaching staff.
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
'SMU's going to be ready for us'
New Orleans Times Picayune
Blazers dodge
injuries after all
Birmingham News
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers'
Hunt breaks bone in his hand
-Tiger
athletic deficit remains steady for fiscal year
-Coach's
generosity extends to recruiting
Nobody blinked when SMU offered a home. ... other
than let them beat us.". Tulane at SMU is the way it reads on the
schedule. ...
Golden Eagle NFL Update
southernmiss.com
September 21 2005
Houston or nothing for USM
The Southern Miss football game against Houston will not be moved to
Hattiesburg this weekend, regardless of where Hurricane Rita makes
landfall.
Biloxi Sun-Herald
USM, Houston told to be 'flexible'
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From the Houston Chronicle
-UH
Notebook- Plan B easier said than done
Cougars face obstacles in trying to reschedule home game with
Southern Miss
-Receivers
tie up Rice's loose ends
Youth served-
Herd, UCF brimming with inexperience
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Herd tailback
source of concern for UCF coach; Plus, C-USA notes
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Snyder demanding 'road focus' from the Herd
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
Herd road trip takes Morris home
Beckley Register-Herald
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-O'WEARY
This was the scenario no one ever planned -- UCF racing into a new
all-sports conference with its marquee program garnering a spotlight
only because it owns the nation's longest losing streak.
-UCF
fans deserve better -- NOW!
Tigers respect Tulsa's returner
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Lobos offer Miners their toughest test
El Paso Times
Cougars Announce 2005-06 Men's Basketball Schedule
conferenceusa.com
September 20, 2005
From the
conferenceusa.com
-Football
Notebook
-Men's
Soccer Weekend Recap
-Volleyball
Weekend Recap
From the Houston Chronicle
-Rita
could force UH to reschedule game
-Pressing
on
The road back began in a tunnel leading from the northwest
corner of Independence Stadium. It was there that the Tulane Green Wave
faced a future that for the first time in nearly three weeks was finally
in their own hands...
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Long live
the streak
Herd doesn�t want to be team to break UCF slide
-Conference
USA notebook
-WSAZ holds out
hope for future Herd broadcasts
Off week gives MU time to heal injuries
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
Thundering Herd defense improves against Kansas State
Beckley Register-Herald
Herd receiver
trying to rebound from fumble
Charleston Daily Mail
Football Game Notes - The Marshall Game
ucfathletics.com
USM Eagles improving on defense
Mobile Register
Southern Miss loses starting linebacker
Biloxi Sun Herald
USM forced to dig deep at linebacker
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Unbeatens Square Off This Weekend
utepathletics.com
Fans' boos continue to resonate
El Paso Times
Tulsa Head Coach Steve Kragthorpe Press Conference Quotes
tulsahurricane.com
Normalcy returns for Tulane -- sort of
Shreveport Times
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
launch softball
-U
of M's passing yards off pace
-LB
McCrary to get first start of season
September 19, 2005
Tulane Football Coming Home to Southeast Louisiana on October 1
conferenceusa.com
Around Conference USA
USA Today
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Is C-USA�s
TV deal hiding the Herd?
-UCF�s
17-game losing streak is nation�s longest
Marshall focused on UCF
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
This week for Southern Miss
Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
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