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July 9, 2006
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
NCAA tests imply steroids down, street drugs up
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Young Fitzgerald takes bittersweet promotion
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Paper defuses report on Mayo to USC
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More national acclaim for Houston's Lincoln
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SMU golfer wins Greater Cincinnati title
From ecupirates.com
-Cliff
Godwin Named Hitting Coach At LSU
-Joseph
Hastings Named Assistant Baseball Coach At Boston College
July 8, 2006
From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Former ECU slugger Hastings joins BC staff
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Tar Heel baseball stars transition to pros
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Rice's Britton packing to play in the Philippines
 WNCT:
Talk of the Town (The best of...)
From palmettosports.com
-Holtz
Lands Charlotte QB
East Carolina QB D.J. McFadden (6-2 220) of Independence High in
Charlotte has committed to East Carolina according to his father.
-Little
Still Playing The Field
WR Greg Little (6-3 210) of Durham, NC has a total of 55 offers
to consider at this point and he says all 55 schools are still on his
mind.
July 7, 2006
Father & Daughter Take a Walk Day
Running of the Bulls (Spain)
From Bonesville.net
-Batten:
Football
Recruiting Report
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Another
Stallion galloping to ECU
-BVL:
ECU football recruiting thumbnails updated
-BVL:
NCAA labels more prep schools deficient
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Report: No. 1 prep hoops star choosing USC
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Motorcycle wreck claims Georgia Southern star
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NBA exhibition games coming to Dean Dome
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (The best of...)
East Carolina Preview
College Football News
UCLA Baseball Announces 2007 Schedule
Pirates travel to Los Angeles in February
cstv.com
Three Offers For Glenn
DE Antwane Glenn (6-4 245) of Broome now has offers from East
Carolina, Marshall and Middle Tennessee State and says Maryland and
Vanderbilt appear close to offering.
PalmettoSports.com
High school notebook- Kresinske preparing for move to Salem
The 6-foot-5, 215-pound quarterback already has received interest
from East Carolina, Richmond, Liberty and Kent State. He'll be a senior
this coming season.
The Virginian Pilot
Mainieri assistants arrive at LSU
Former ECU standout and Notre Dame Hitting coach Cliff Godwin
joins LSU's staff
Baton Rouge Advocate
Joe
Hastings Joins Baseball Staff
Former ECU All American Joe Hastings, who served the 2006 season
as assistant baseball coach at the Virginia Military Institute, has been
named assistant baseball coach at Boston College
cstv.com
July 6, 2006
Birthday - President George W. Bush (43rd President)
From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Owls' St. Clair chosen for Team USA baseball
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Houston, Rice rookies make all-frosh team
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Case-era Pack hoops legend Dickey passes
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (The best of...)
Volunteering to fulfill a dream
Pitcher Shane Mathews, a red-shirt sophomore at East Carolina
University, is this season's employee.
Yarmouthport (MA) Register
July 5, 2006
Birthday - President Calvin Coolidge (30th President)
From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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National honors piling up for Houston's Lincoln
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Wade's wallet now packs a wallop
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Duke gets QB from prestigious prep program
Linkmeister Note: Former ECU
assistant coach Tim Rose who completed his first season as Toledo�s
defensive coordinator, has been the defensive coordinator at eight
schools in the last twelve years. (Memphis, Cincinnati, Minnesota,
Boston College, East Carolina, Eastern Michigan, Louisiana Tech, and
Toledo).
He was also the defensive coordinator at
Miami of Ohio prior to taking his only head coaching job there.
2006 Opponent Preview - Virginia
College Football News
ECU Alumni/Preps:
Union Pines Selects Dale Buie as New AD
Southern Pines Pilot
July 4, 2006
Independence Day
From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Howard joins ECU media relations staff
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Bertman leads college baseball hall's 1st class
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Temple gets prized hometown grid recruit
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Tarboro's
Sherrod commits to ECU basketball squad
The East Carolina men's basketball team secured its first
commitment for the 2007-08 season recently when Tarboro's Jontae Sherrod
announced his intentions to join the Pirates.
-ECU
notes- Volunteer director receives award
Amy Howard
Appointed To ECU Media Relations Staff
ecupirates.com
Millican Sets Record In NC Women's Am
Adrienne Millican, a Fuquay-Varina native who is a recent
graduate of East Carolina University where she had a stellar golf
career, set a record with 210 for the lowest 54-hole total in the
storied event
Southern Pines Pilot
East Carolina
gets telecast for WVU date
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
July 3, 2006
From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Paper: C of C and Cremins come to agreement
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Four depart Oregon in search of playing time
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Incoming Gator wins national prep QB award
WVU, Marshall opponent preview- East Carolina
West Virginia Game 4;
Marshall game 10
Charleston (WV) Gazette
2006 Opponent
Preview- Navy Midshipmen
Foxsports.com
White- WVU
passing game better
Quarterback Pat White thinks West Virginia University's passing
game is getting better in summer workouts.
Charleston (WV) Daily
Mail
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July 9, 2006
recruiting.com
With a well-placed highlight film on the Internet, a high school
football player can be transformed from a relative unknown to a hot
college prospect in one click of the mouse
Columbia (SC) The State
Lowe
learning quickly
New Pack coach on recruiting trail.
Raleigh News & Observer
Q&A with FSU AD Dave Hart
Tallahassee Democrat
July 8, 2006
Clemson reports secondary violations
Clemson University released information on nine secondary
violations on Friday, ranging from impermissible contacts with a
potential recruit to using ineligible athletes in competitions, while at
the same time releasing results of student-athlete drug tests for the
2005-06 fiscal year.
Anderson Independent
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Coaches
feel heat in ACC
A few days before the 2005 season began, Florida State's Bobby
Bowden said it's rare that any Division I-A college football coach isn't
on a hot seat annually.
-Holliday
joins Wolfpack's baseball staff
Tom Holliday, who spent the past three years as pitching coach at
Texas, has coached at the collegiate level for 30 years
From the Charlotte Observer
-Once
you go DVR, you can't go back
In the long-standing marriage between television and the sports
fan, there have been a few quantum leaps.
-Lowe
learns ins, outs of college recruiting
Hokies hope to make a successful pitch to top football prospects
The Virginian Pilot
CUP OF TEA- If the World Cup gets you fired up, terrific; many in U.S.
are ambivalent
Winston Salem Journal
July 7, 2006
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-South
Carolina schools use change in seeking NCAAs
-Recruiting
| State stars return to Carolina
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-NCAA action
stuns school
The NCAA's decision to stop accepting transcripts from some
non-traditional high schools and review others because of questionable
academic records has forced school officials to defend their practices.
-NCAA
chooses N.C. sites
Raleigh will host women's regional.
-NHL: Wesley
re-signs with Canes
From the Winston Salem Journal
-NASCAR:
Darlington in need of upgrades
-Wardlow
will not attend Virginia
Former standout from Mount Tabor is denied admission
Preps:
N.C. losing elite status?
Recruiting expert says state enduring drought of top basketball
talent
Charlotte Observer
July 6, 2006
From
scout.com
-Pack Still
Out Front for Linney
The Pack wasted no time in offering a scholarship and they have
been joined by South Carolina and East Carolina
-Oglesby to Camp
at DB
Following camps at East Carolina and NC State, Josh Oglesby
earned scholarship offers from both schools.
WVU game plans
hinge on three short weeks
Three of the Mountaineers' games during the upcoming season will
occur in "short weeks."
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-NCAA
scrutinizing 16 more schools
Raleigh's Word of God Academy on list.
-Dickey,
ex-Pack star, dies
Former N.C. State basketball player Dick Dickey died Monday in
Indianapolis of complications from lung surgery.
-NHL: Canes
give Cole comfort
-NHL:
Stability will be a test again
Basketball | First step for Cremins- healing a hurt campus
School in apparent disarray gains a guiding light in former Tech
coach
Columbia (SC) The State
July 5, 2006
Marshall, Cremins know their place in coaching
Thanks to Gregg Marshall and Bobby Cremins, there are a few
things we know about the respective men's basketball programs at
Winthrop University and the College of Charleston today that we didn't
know last week.
Greenville (SC) News
July 4, 2006
Lure
of CofC�s offer stronger than the sea
Cremins decides he doesn�t want to spend the next 20 years on the
beach, golf course
Columbia (SC) The State
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Cremins
eager to make return at previously jilted Charleston
Rangers get defenseman, who plans to keep home in Triangle.
-Ward exits
Canes, not Carolina
When the College of Charleston's first choice for basketball
coach "pulled a Bobby Cremins," the Cougars went after the man himself.
UNCW lands fifth recruit of '06 class
Jonathan Malloy will travel across the country to play college
basketball at UNC-Wilmington, but Malloy says Wilmington reminds him of
his West Coast home.
Wilmington Star-News
NFL- Proehl prepared for next phone call
Greensboro News-Record
Roundup- Duke
gets commitment from QB Cappetto
Durham Herald-Sun
July 3, 2006
From the Columbia (SC) The State
-Gamecocks
land an offensive weapon
Bowman is the fifth 2007
commitment for USC. He also had offers from Virginia Tech, East
Carolina, Colorado, Hawaii, Northern Illinois and New Mexico State
-USC
vision coming into Hyman�s focus
Hurricanes sign
LaRose, lose Doug Weight to St. Louis
Durham Herald Sun
Bobcats take Morrison in first round
Kinston Free Press
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July 9, 2006
From
conferenceusa.com
-Football
Q&A with George O'Leary
-Preseason
Accolades Keep Coming For UAB's Larry McSwain
-Flores
Named to Baseball Freshman All-America First Team
-Southern
Miss Baseball Names Martin Volunteer Assistant Coach
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Title
runs boost MU travel costs
-On
the road ... a lot
Marshall opponent preview- Memphis
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Opinions on how successful Marshall will be in �06 vary
Beckley Register-Herald
Ex-Tech coach O'Leary rebounds
Atlanta Journal Constitution
A preseason look at Tulsa
cougarblue.com
July 8, 2006
Rice's Britton Selected to go on AIA Tour in Philippines
conferenceusa.com
Sports digest-
UTEP assistant coach takes job at Alabama
James Holland, a member of the UTEP men's basketball staff for
the past two seasons, has accepted an assistant coaching position at the
University of Alabama
El Paso Times
Soph Beasley to be USM leader
Hattiesburg American
Herd ranks high in nickname poll
What do the Thundering Herd and Banana Slugs have in common?
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
July 7, 2006
C-USA looks
bowl savvy; recruiting updates; West sculpture
Charleston (WV) Gazette
UH's Lincoln Named CSTV.com Player of the Year
conferenceusa.com
Marshall Preview
College Football News
Walker works to return to full speed for UCF
To see UCF wide receiver Mike Walker recently, smiling and
playfully tossing a football into the air as he flip-flopped around
UCF's football facilities, it might be hard to ascertain just how much
he has been through the past seven months.
Orlando Sentinel
Theater of the absurd
Southern Miss cornerback Jasper Faulk is a man of few words. Ask
him how many times he's seen a video replay of Tyrone Prothro's absurdly
acrobatic catch from last September, and he replies, "Too many.
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Southern Miss players honored
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-U
of M's scholarship fund hits $5 million
Tigers reach ambitious goal set by AD Johnson
-Schoenrock
relishes seeing ex-players become All-Stars
I've got football, basketball and volleyball on the brain...
Memphis men's basketball team lost to the 2006 NBA Draft, I
wouldn't be surprised if UH is picked as one of the favorites to finish
atop Conference USA in 2006
Houston Chronicle
July 6, 2006
Dickson denies Dickerson is leaving
Tulane athletic director Rick Dickson said Wednesday there is no
truth to a published report that Green Wave men's basketball coach Dave
Dickerson could be leaving after one year to become an assistant coach
at Virginia, and, in fact, he is on the verge of signing Dickerson to a
contract extension.
New Orleans Times Picayune
Tulane coach linked to vacancy
On the surface, the fact that Dickerson would want to give up a
head-coaching gig at a Conference USA program to become an assistant is
a bit curious.
Charlottesville Daily Progress
NCAA Tournament or bust- Scheduling will play a role...
Houston Chronicle
July 5, 2006
2006 Preview- UTEP
Miners
Foxsports.com
From
USA Today
-Around
Conference USA - Football
-Around
Conference USA - Basketball
Miners hot on
recruiting trail
El Paso Times
July 4, 2006
From conferenceusa.com
-SI.com
Names UCF's O'Leary One of Nation's Top-10 Coaches
-UTEP's
Bogdan and Houston's Floyd Garner Outdoor Track & Field Top Honors
-UH's
Lincoln Earns Brooks Wallace Award
-Baseball
America Names Rice's Luna To Freshman All-America Team
-USM
Baseball Announces its Sixth Signee of the Spring Period
-Tulane
University To Re-Start Major Expansion At Turchin Stadium
'Voice of Golden Eagles' takes role seriously
Hattiesburg American
Conference USA Report
Houston Chronicle
July 3, 2006
2006 Preview- UCF
Golden Knights
Foxsports.com
Marshall move
makes dollars ... and sense
It's been an interesting ride for Marshall in the Thundering
Herd's first 365 days in Conference USA, a year that ends today.
Charleston (WV) Daily
Mail
We Are Marshall' will be an emotional ride, publicist says
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Marshall Matters
BlueGoldNews.com
Marshall game 5
preview- Central Florida
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-USM
loses Dandy Dozen signee
Coach says Wayne County's David Howard has 'lost desire' for
hoops
-Potential
Pressure
Much expected from USM's Merrill
Adversity motivates McRath
Hattiesburg American
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Back
in the swing
Recovering West's focus now on Tigers' 2006 prospects
-Tigers
go back-to-back in 1st round
Carney ends up with Sixers, Williams top pick of the Pacers
Houston to retain bowl game
Dec. 28 matchup will undergo a name change
Houston Chronicle
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