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January 28, 2007
Anniversary - Challenger Space Shuttle Explosion
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Pirates punchless in loss to UAB
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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McCullough will manage in Gulf Coast League
�
Officials' timing error aided Duke win
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Western Carolina guard recovering at home
From
ecupirates.com
LeClair's Jersey No. 23 Awarded To Junior Chris Powell
Powell Becomes The First Pitcher To Wear The Honorary Jersey and
The Fifth Pirate Overall
-Women's
Basketball Set To Face Marshall Sunday Afternoon on CSTV
The East Carolina women's basketball team concludes its three
game road swing with a 3:00 p.m. nationally televised game at Marshall.
-Men's
Basketball Unable To Keep Pace With The Blazers
The Pirates fall by 16 at home to UAB, 56-42
-Lady
Pirates Open VCU Tourney Play With Two Wins
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Allison
displays his skills at Senior Bowl
Former ECU receiver catches TD pass
-Lack
of scoring dooms East Carolina's men again
-Pirates
get screen time
"It's another step in our program being recognized as a national
quality program,"
Pirates choose Powell to wear No. 23
UAB Tops East Carolina, 58-42
uabsports.com
Blazers hit just enough to win
UAB had to weather a storm in the second half when East Carolina
used three scoring sprees to turn a 16-point deficit into a 34-28 UAB
lead with 14:28 left.
Birmingham News
UAB keeps East Carolina winless in conference play
The Decatur (AL)
Daily (AP)
Blazers rip Pirates
ECU takes aim at first conference win, hosts UAB tonight at
Minges
Kinston
Free Press
Senior Bowl Buzz:
What NFL scouts are saying
Aundrae Allison/WR/East Carolina: Solidified himself as a third
round pick with his play in Mobile.
scout.com (sub req'd)
January 27, 2007
Mozart Day
Thomas Crapper Day
Anniversary - Auschwitz Liberated
From Bonesville.net
 WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Kip
Gaskins, Ned Johnson)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Clark-LeClair Stadium featured in video game
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Rice rated No. 1 in preseason coaches poll
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Topps to feature cards for former Duke stars
Clark-LeClair Stadium Featured In MVP 07 NCAA Baseball Game
EA Sports 07 MVP Screen Shots
ecupirates.com
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
looks to snap out of slump against Blazers
Home or away, the Pirates (5-13, 0-5 Conference USA) have had a
tough time winning games, losing 12 of their last 13 and dropping their
first five league contests.
-Pirates
get screen time
-Around
Campus- Safety evolves with technology
Pirates are itching for a victory
ECU takes aim at first conference win, hosts UAB tonight at
Minges
New
Bern Sun Journal
Blazers focusing on cold shooting
It's been seven days since the UAB men's basketball team lost to
Southern Miss at Bartow Arena.
Birmingham News
Signing day grows
into major event among die-hard fans
When first-year head coach Skip Holtz announced his initial
recruiting class at East Carolina last February, more than 500 fans
showed up to hear his comments.
Fayetteville Observer
Senior Bowl:
Possible Panthers; Allison opening eyes
After a couple of practice sessions, Gruden was singing the
praises of East Carolina receiver Aundrae Allison, a Kannapolis native,
who is expected to be taken in the second or third round.
Charlotte
Observer
ECU sluggers to play 21 straight home games
East Carolina second-year head coach Billy Godwin and his staff
will look to build on last year�s 33-26 performance.
Washington
Daily News
Pirates brave January weather
Kinston
Free Press
Preps:
Georgia, Alabama make push for Norcross' Hanks
6-foot-1, 170-pound wide receiver/defensive back Darius Hanks has
scholarship offers from Ball State, Bowling Green, East Carolina,
Jacksonville State, Kent State, Miami of Ohio, UAB, and Houston.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
January 26, 2007
Fun at Work Day
Spouse's Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The
Bradsher Beat
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Winter can't dampen the spirit of sport
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Burr; Foreman; Browder)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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ACC releases 2007 football schedule
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Iona only winless team left in Division I hoops
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S.C. prep star disappoints Gamecock fans
From
ecupirates.com
-2007
ECU Baseball Preview
-McCullough
Named Gulf Coast Blue Jays Manager
-Special
Presentation Of East Carolina vs. Marshall Women's Basketball To Be Made
Available Nationwide
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU's
Jenkins, Captain accomplish rare feat
For the first time in more than five years, two East Carolina
men's basketball players each scored 20 points in a game
-McCullough
preparing for manager job with Blue Jays
From the East
Carolinian
-Pirates
poised to make a move
ECU women's basketball ready for some home cooking
-Into
the fire
Backup goalie Connor Brearley making the most of opportunity
Senior Bowl Notes
Aundrae Allison/WR/East Carolina: Allison impressed scouts from
the first day he stepped on the field. Catching everything thrown in his
directions
SI.com
Senior Bowl North Roster
Mobile Register
Second-half dominance leads Eagles
Hattiesburg American
January 25, 2007
Opposite Day
Women's Healthy Weight Day
Anniversary - Macintosh Computer (Apple)
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View From The
'ville
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In age of I-Pods, BCS is out of tune
-BVL:
Pirates run afoul in Hattiesburg
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Beth Grant, M McLawhorn)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
�
Pirate baseball will get CSTV appearance
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Hot water getting deeper for Durham DA
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WVU's Rodriguez hires Smith, shuffles staff
Pirates Rally Comes Up Short As Southern Miss Prevails, 83-72
Jenkins leads all scorers with 25 points, Captain pours in 20
points.
ecupirates.com
Craft, Stone, Propel Southern Miss To 83-72 Win Over ECU
Scoring duo nets 19 points each.
southernmiss.com
USM holds off Pirates for win
Southern Miss, with four double-digit scorers, withstood a late
3-point shooting clinic to hold off East Carolina 83-72 before a Reed
Green Coliseum crowd of 3,383.
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Craft's
3-pointer helps Eagles hold off rallying Pirates
Southern Miss watched as an 18-point lead melted beneath a
hailstorm of 3-point baskets by East Carolina Wednesday night.
-Notebook-
Eustachy endures inevitable letdown
Late run not enough
Greenville Daily Reflector
Senior Bowl Notes (Monday and Tuesday)
Aundrae Allison, WR, East Carolina: Allison is showing the type
of size, speed and separation that is surely catching the NFL scouts'
and coaches' eyes.
Houston Chronicle
Senior Bowl: North notes
Wide receiver Aundrae Allison of East Carolina had a couple of
highlight-reel catches, including a one-handed grab with Leon Hall of
Michigan draped all over him.
rivals.com
ACC releases
schedule
Coach Butch Davis gets a feel for the ferocity of local rivalries
when UNC-Chapel Hill makes only its second trip to Greenville to play
resurgent East Carolina.
Raleigh News & Observer
January 24, 2007
Beer Can Appreciation Day
National Compliment Day
From Bonesville.net
-Hinton:
Henry's Highlights
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Final gauntlet begins for dental school
-Batten:
Football Recruiting Report
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ECU's recruiting effort on fast track
-BVL:
Basketball Recruiting Thumbnails Updated
-BVL:
Football Recruiting Thumbnails Updated
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Larry Spell, Tony Moore)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Jackson gets honor for leading UTEP wins
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Young Kiffin selected to guide Raiders
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Duke women invade Tennessee and win
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
in the home stretch of football recruiting
-Banged-up
Captain leads ECU into Hattiesburg
Golden Eagles Return Home to Face East Carolina, Wednesday
The Golden Eagles looking for 11th home win of the year.
southernmiss.com
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-East
Carolina's remade roster shows promise
Seven talented freshmen dot Pirates' 13-man roster, but wins have
been hard to come by
-East
Carolina at Southern Miss
-USM's
Bain learns on fly as basketball latecomer
Tonight, Bain will be in the starting lineup when the Golden
Eagles (12-5, 2-2 Conference USA) welcome East Carolina (5-12, 0-4) to
Green Coliseum.
Golden Eagles to host East Carolina
Biloxi Sun Herald
USM hosts East Carolina Wednesday
Hattiesburg American
From the East
Carolinian
-A
special summer vacation
More than a dozen ECU baseball players participated in summer
leagues
-Murderball
trying to catch on at ECU
Wheelchair rugby open to everyone
2007
football home and away games
ECU to host the Tar Heels (Sept 8th) and the Wolfpack (Oct 20th).
The Pirates travel to VaTech (Sept 1) and West Virginia (Sept. 22nd).
Raleigh News & Observer
2007 UTEP
football schedule set
East Carolina will visit El Paso and the Sun Bowl; Dates could be
finalized as early as this weekend.
El Paso Times
Copper reflects on season with Saints
Washington Daily News
Thompson more than ready to tackle Ole Miss defense
As for Thompson's two-year head coaching stint at East Carolina
(2003-04), when the team went 3-20 before he was shown the door,
Thompson feels obligated to make two points...
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
January 23, 2007
National Handwriting Day
National Speak Up and Succeed Day
Rid the World of Fad Diets and Gimmicks Day
Snowplow Mailbox Hockey Day
Birthday - John Hancock (statesman)
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the
Anchor Desk
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Motivation key for Pirates and fans
WNCT:
Brian Bailey Show
(Football Recruiting)
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Gene Arnold, Steve Lawler)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Golden Eagles get the roll
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Shortfall doesn't affect Rutgers assistants
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Yow returning to coaching at N.C. State
Hose back on track
T.J. Hose's arm just wouldn't cooperate no matter how much he
wanted to help the East Carolina baseball team during the last third of
last season.
Greenville Daily Reflector
From the East
Carolinian
-Men's
basketball puts up good fight against Memphis
-Mountaineers
go home black and blue
Duke, ASU land defensive stars; Tar Heels lose two commitments
Emanuel Davis, a safety from Manteo, changed his commitment to
East Carolina.
Winston Salem Journal
5 from NC join Leak in Senior Bowl
East Carolina receiver Aundrae Allison and Wake Forest safety
Josh Gattis were picked for the North team.
Charlotte Observer
January 22, 2007
Answer Your Cat's Question Day
Better Business Communication Day
Celebration of Life Day
Saint Vincent's Feast Day
Anniversary - Roe vs Wade
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 295
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Emory mantra still applicable today
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Rowe throws West past East in Shrine tilt
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Pirates tennis underway with two wins, loss
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Mills leads Lady Pirates' triumph at Memphis
Pirates fail to tame Tigers again
Greenville Daily Reflector
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January 28, 2007
From the
Raleigh News &
Observer
-Head
trauma studied in ex-player's suicide
-Culliver
adds to N.C. talent drain
-NHL:
Canes fail
to execute
-Hurricanes
facing a minor issue with AHL affiliate
From the Greensboro
News-Record
-Case
rocks Guilford�s Quaker foundation
In terms of scandals, it has been described as the "perfect
storm" � a cloudy concoction of beatings, racial taunts, alcohol and
allegations of a university cover-up.
-UNCG
counters with Hickman for win
'Noles turn back Deacons
Winston Salem Journal
Home court
advantage
In a stretch of games that have all seemed to come down to one
play, Winthrop made another Saturday in the packed and rocking Winthrop
Coliseum to hold off Coastal Carolina 65-63.
Rock Hill
(SC) Herald
January 27, 2007
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-ACC
admits officials flubbed clock in Duke win
The ACC didn't waste any time admitting to a crucial timing error
in the final moments of Duke's last-second victory over Clemson on
Thursday night.
-All
clear at Duke on sponsorship compliance issue
Preps:
Andrews, Tyson to sign with Kent State
The Kent State coaching staff has ties to the area. Head coach
Doug Martin is a former offensive coordinator at ECU, and another former
Pirate assistant Jerry McManus is the associate head coach. Two other
assistants � Jason Nichols and Terry Tilghman � are former ECU players.
Greenville Daily Reflector
Ruthless
recruiting led to letter-of-intent program
Fayetteville Observer
ACC-
Time stood still at Duke
Clemson�s Purnell does not buy into conspiracy theory as league
admits error at end of game
Columbia (SC) The State
From the
Raleigh News &
Observer
-ACC
admits error
The Atlantic Coast Conference admitted Friday that a "timing
error" occurred in Duke's 68-66 men's basketball win over Clemson on
Thursday night.
-Lacrosse
returns to Duke
Nearly a year after the Duke men's lacrosse season was cut short
amid a maelstrom of sordid accusations and national publicity, the team
emerged Friday for the first practice of a new season.
-NHL:
Rejuvenated
Canes stick it to Caps
From the
Charlotte Observer
-NCAA
says Duke didn't violate rules
-Paying
back bonuses good, Minter says
Eagles will
make history today
Coliseum's 1st sellout crowd to watch crucial BSC matchup against
Chanticleers
Rock Hill
(SC) Herald
Smells like school spirit- Aggies make cut
Greensboro
News-Record
Game effort key now for UNCW
Wilmington
Star News
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Davis
Cup coming?
Joel Coliseum announced as potential site of Davis Cup tie
-Deacons'
weakness is shooting the ball
From the
Mobile Register
-Auburn
crowd asked to keep it clean today
Lebo's Lunatics have been told to watch their language today at
Auburn's game against No. 1 Florida at Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum.
-Senior Bowl:
Fans need NFL Network to see all-stars
-Senior Bowl:
Showcase showdown
-Senior Bowl:
Fans flock to meet players
-Bowls
show parity alive and kicking
January 26, 2007
From the
Charlotte Observer
-NASCAR
Hall of Fame gets off to historic start
-NASCAR
-- Can it stay true to past?
-Duke
contacts NCAA about rule
Duke athletics officials are talking with the NCAA over whether
Duke Sports Medicine's sponsorship of a high school basketball
tournament violates an NCAA rule.
-UNCC
to poll students on football
-Billikens
pull away from 49ers for win
From the
Raleigh News &
Observer
-A
triumphant return for Yow
-O'Brien
hires two coaches to complete Pack's staff
N.C. State football coach Tom O'Brien now has his new staff in
place.
-Canes'
'D' gets healthy
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-The
incredible vanishing fan
USC basketball deserves a return to the Coliseum � where the
program�s banners are still hanging
-Clemson
be-deviled at the buzzer
After Tigers tie game off turnover, Duke goes length of court for
game-winner
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Duke
nearly gives it away; McClure takes it back
-Devils
prove their heart in resonant fashion vs. Tigers
-Yow
returns with a victory
Broadway brings in friendly faces
New Grambling State coach Rod Broadway adds NCCU DC Cliff Yoshida
to his staff. Yoshida also worked at Utah State (1970, 1972), Wake
Forest (1973-77; 1987-92), Duke (1978-81), Virginia Tech (1982-86), East
Carolina (1994-2001) and North Carolina A&T (2002), among other
programs.
Monroe (LA) News
Star
TENNESSEE BEGINS 2007 SEASON RANKED NO. 2 IN NFCA PRESEASON POLL
The 2007 Lady Vol campaign will open on Feb. 9 at the Carolina
Classic in Chapel Hill, N.C., with a contest against East Carolina at 10
a.m. ET.
cstv.com
Liberty has 3 one-of-a-kind players in sisters
The Frazee triplets not only attend Liberty University together
but also play basketball for the school. That gives them the distinction
of being the only triplets in Division I.
The Virginian
Pilot
Winthrop
escapes High Point with big victory
Rock Hill
(SC) Herald
Joel may get Davis Cup match
Coliseum would be host of quarterfinal, if U.S. beats Czechs
Winston
Salem Journal
January 25, 2007
Gamecocks end skid; Pirates still slumping
Winston Salem Journal
Hokies visit LSU early in 2007 football season
Virginia Tech will open the 2007 football season Sept. 1 by
hosting East Carolina, the first of eight opponents who played in bowl
games this past season.
The Virginian Pilot
USF scores in the wallet as well as on the field in its bowl encore
Early figures show USF stands to more than double the profit it
earned from its 2005 bowl trip.
St. Petersburg Times
Wofford set to visit Raleigh
Spartanburg
Herald-Journal
From the
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
-Winthrop
again picked to win BSC baseball title
-Eagles
hope to derail High Point's hopes
Tar Heels not flashy in win over Wake Forest
Greensboro News-Record
From the
Raleigh News &
Observer
-Season
taking ugly turn
-Cavs
duo too much for Pack to handle
-Yow
rejoins Pack tonight
USC
snaps out of slide
Columbia (SC) The State
From the
Charlotte Observer
-NASCAR
Hall of Fame enters Turn 1
After months of intense negotiations, planning, the inking of
contracts and suggestions from just about everyone, the first tangible
evidence of the NASCAR Hall of Fame will appear today.
-Gordon
on DEI- Dale Jr. holds cards
-NFL
adds muscle to its steroids testing
-Q&A
With new Panthers offensive coordinator Jeff Davidson
January 24, 2007
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-NCAA
rejects extended ban
Committee believes it is unfair to penalize programs that earn
home playoff games
-Family
calls to Jones
Mike Jones says not playing in front of loved ones led to his
decision to transfer
-Odom
appeals to players, fans
Recent drop in attendence motivates Gamecocks against Arkansas
-Tanners
set sights on bigger
As fundraising auction nears, foundation shifts focus to disabled
kids
NCAA doesn't extend flag ban
An NCAA committee decided Tuesday it will not expand its ban on
postseason championships in South Carolina and Mississippi, where
Confederate imagery is displayed on Statehouse grounds.
Spartanburg
Herald-Journal
From the
Raleigh News &
Observer
-Davis
a good sell
New football coach and a bold advertising campaign have Tar Heels
fans snapping up season tickets.
-Culliver
picks Gamecocks
-Hurricanes
mulling trade options
N.C. Central
knocked clean out in second half
Durham Herald-Sun
Wake's Smith
feeling burden of lofty expectations
Fayetteville Observer
Mountaineers' Brand happy with his choice of sport
ASU Freshman Kellen Brand said he had football-scholarship offers
from a variety of schools, including Appalachian, East Carolina and
North Carolina...ECU, N.C. State and Wake Forest were among the in-state
schools interested in his basketball skills.
Winston Salem Journal
ODU football closing in on necessary endowment
Hampton Roads
Daily Press
Panthers get coordinator
The Carolina Panthers will put their offense in the hands of a
coach with three Super Bowl rings.
Charlotte
Observer
January 23, 2007
Fans shouldn't buy what the Internet recruiting sites are selling
Greenville (SC) News
Yow plans return
to Wolfpack
Fayetteville Observer
From the Hampton Roads
Daily Press
-Steelers
new coach a William & Mary grad
Mike Tomlin will be the first black head coach in the Steelers�
74-year history. A graduate of Denbigh High in Newport News, Tomlin was
a wide receiver at the Williamsburg college.
-Falcons'
Vick is cleared of any wrongdoing
-ODU
will keep Welsh on despite DUI arrest
Despite his recent arrest on driving under the influence charges,
former University of Virginia coach George Welsh will continue serving
as a consultant to the school's embryonic football program until a coach
is named.
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-Odom
critics avoid reality
THE CONTINUED CALLS for Dave Odom�s head are mystifying.
-Ex-USC
player Joseph charged with possession
Changes in store for
NASCAR'sall-star race in 2007
Charlotte Observer
Hockey haute
couture
NHL unveils fresh look for uniforms.
Raleigh
News & Observer
January 22, 2007
U.Va. scorches Wake Forest, 88-76
The Virginian Pilot
Eagles have
tough road ahead
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
Tigers pull in six new recruits this weekend
Columbia (SC) State
Lineman from Ahoskie commits to Heels
Winston Salem Journal
NBA:
Bobcats on track at midseason
Charlotte Observer
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January 28, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Cougars
Top Herd 77-61
-Tulane
Dominates Rice, Win 75-55
-Mustangs
Edged On The Road At Tulsa, 70-66
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Big
plays late rescue Tigers
Calipari believes narrow escape will benefit team
-No.
11 Tigers win a close one over Southern Miss
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Eagles
find no solace in close loss
Southern Miss forward Sai'Quon Stone wasn't interested in
accepting any attaboys after seeing his Golden Eagles come up just short
-Notebook-
Eustachy wants to focus on future
Southern Miss coach Larry Eustachy will admit, readily, that he
didn't expect his Golden Eagles to be 3-3 after the first six games
-Eagles
expect rich harvest on signing day
With college football's National Signing Day signing looming, the
shelves in Southern Miss' player pantry are starting to fill.
From the
El Paso Times
-Palmer
the leading passer in Senior Bowl
-Miners'
C-USA home streak ends in fall to UCF
-Reliable
Miner has big game Saturday
UCF learns from mistakes
With the game -- and perhaps the season -- on the line, UCF guard
Mike O'Donnell stepped up and drilled a big shot Saturday against UTEP.
Orlando
Sentinel
Houston picks
Herd apart
Charleston
(WV) Gazette
Nothing seemed to fit Saturday against Houston
Huntington Herald Dispatch
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Balance,
press lift UH men over Marshall
-UH's
Malone trying to stay course
-Early
Tulane blitz buries Rice
Mistakes saddle SMU men again
Matt Doherty wasn't particularly grouchy Saturday after SMU fell,
70-66, to the University of Tulsa.
Dallas
Morning News
Fast-starting Green Wave takes starch out of Rice
New Orleans Times Picayune
Thundering Herd land Gainesville's Wood
Wood chose the Thundering Herd over East Carolina and Memphis.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Hurricane Update- Three questions
Who is one of the biggest targets during the next two weekends
leading up to signing day? TU is trying to develop a pipeline with Cedar
Hill High School in Texas.
Tulsa
World
January 27, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Jan.
27 Men's Basketball Notebook
Saturday is another full day of Conference USA action, beginning
with a noon matinee as Southern Miss is at No. 11 Memphis. CSTV will
televise the UCF at UTEP game to a national audience beginning at 4 p.m.
Eastern
-2007
Tulane Baseball Preview
-Jan.
26- C-USA Women's Basketball Update
From the
El Paso Times
-Change
of conferences hasn't hindered UCF
The Central Florida men's basketball team made a long trip to get
to El Paso, and that has little to do with the 1,500 miles between here
and Orlando.
-Senior's
consistent play buoys Golden Knights
Calipari, Eustachy friends and foes
Memphis Commercial Appeal
USM ready for Tigers
Hattiesburg American
Southern Miss seeking upset of Memphis
Biloxi Sun Herald
Herd�s Ross to miss tonight�s game
Ross, who leads the team with 73 assists and averages 7.3 points,
could possibly return for Wednesday�s game against East Carolina.
Beckley
Register-Herald
Herd�s hurting
without Ross
Point guard doubtful for game against Houston
Charleston
(WV) Gazette
UH's Malone trying to stay course
As a point guard, Marcus Malone's mentality usually has him
looking for an open man. During the Wednesday's UCF game, he became the
open man, making the big plays to help rally UH to a 73-70 win. Tom
Penders is hoping to Malone can build on that success.
Houston
Chronicle
January 26, 2007
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-USM
has 13 wins this season
-Eagles
eager to put pair of QBs in pipeline
Tiger QB Hudgens resurrecting baseball career
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
Blazers stocking up on running backs
Recruiting can be a complicated business. In some cases, however,
recruiting is just a matter of being in the right place at the right
time.
Birmingham News
Dunlap gets Herd defensive post
On several fronts, Steve Dunlap joining Marshall University's
football coaching staff just made sense.
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
Georgia DE commits to Tulane
New Orleans Times Picayune
January 25, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Comeback
Cougars- Men's Hoops Upends UCF
-WVU
Snaps Marshall's Series Streak, Rallies for 77-63 Victory
-Tigers
Stay Perfect In C-USA Play, Beat Tulsa 72-59
-Mustangs
Edge Tulane, 55-53
-Almond
Leads Rice Past UTEP, Win 73-67
-2007
Rice Baseball Preview
-Marshall's
Folden Named to USA Softball Player of the Year Watch List
From the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-With
leading scorer still out, Tigers will their way past Tulsa
-No
apologies as Tigers rise in the polls
From the
Houston Chronicle
-UH
rallies from 22 down to beat Central Florida
-Almond
leads Rice to win over UTEP
Houston storms back, tops UCF
Orlando
Sentinel
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-A
tale of two halves
Hot hand after break carries WVU past Herd
-Alabama
linebacker commits to Marshall
Wood reportedly received offers from Auburn, Georgia, East
Carolina and Memphis.
Young fuels second-half storm for Mountaineers
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Green
a hit with So. Miss.
Columbia (SC) The State
From the El Paso Times
-Rice
defeats UTEP
In the end, during crunch time -- during those final minutes and
seconds when games are defined, where they really are won or lost --
Rice had the answers.
-Price
visits South Texas to recruit top quarterback
SMU fights back for first C-USA victory
Dallas Morning News
From the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Tulane
loses 13-point lead at SMU
Ike Ofoegbu scored 19 points and grabbed seven rebounds, and
Southern Methodist rallied to defeat Tulane 55-53 Wednesday night in
Dallas.
-Tight
end decides to join Green Wave
Tulane has added Tyler Helm of Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy
to its recruiting totals.
January 24, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-CSTV
Announces C-USA Baseball Schedule
Six League Contests and Two High-Profile Non-Conference Games
Featured
-Tennis
Notebook
-Swimming
& Diving Notebook
Familiar faces help deliver C-USA a brand, new look
Go ahead, call it the "Comeback Conference."
Orlando Sentinel
C-USA Men's Basketball Rankings (Week 10)
Houston Chronicle
Hurricane headed for Memphis
TU is trying to snap its losing streak and the Tigers' 23-game
home winning streak.
Tulsa World
Depth is no worry for Tulsa
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Capital
city showdown
Marshall University won't have anyone who's actually from West
Virginia on the Charleston Civic Center court
-Wood,
Hart commit to Herd
Charles "C.J." Wood an offensive lineman from Gainesville (GA)
High School also received offers from Auburn, Georgia, East Carolina and
Memphis
A friendly
rivalry?
Niceties end for WVU, Herd at tipoff tonight
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Miners look
to keep up quick pace against Owls
El Paso Times
From the New Orleans Times Picayune
-TU
to begin phasing in sports cut after storm
Seven of the eight sports Tulane suspended in a cost-cutting
measure three months after Hurricane Katrina will begin a phased-in
return during the 2008 fall semester.
-Wave
still searching for finishing touch
-Senior
Bowl attracts out-of-work coaches
SMU's Pearson takes a closer look
Dallas Morning News
From the Hattiesburg American
-Johnson
staying at USM
Southern Miss offensive coordinator Jay Johnson is staying in
Hattiesburg.
-Eagles
open practice with twist
Images were anything but normal at the first day of practice for
the Southern Miss baseball team Tuesday.
Three more players commit to UAB
Birmingham News
January 23, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Men's
Basketball Notebook
-2007
Houston Baseball Preview
-UTEP
Punter Ryan Hotchkiss One of Six Finalists for Wooden Cup Award
From the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Tigers'
top scorer likely to play vs. Hurricane
-Juco
star defender enrolls at the U of M
2007 UAB Baseball Preview- The Schedule
CSTV.com
Baseball Eagles feature young squad
Hattiesburg American
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Capital
Classic- What is Marshall�s secret?
Jirsa�s formula isn�t tricky: Just compete
-Perhaps
it was just Herd�s time to win
Homestead's Bryant commits to Knights
Orlando Sentinel
Herd not making predictions
Although Marshall has beaten heavily favored West Virginia
University two consecutive years, the Herd adamantly refuses to pull a
Kevin Pittsnogle, brashly guaranteeing a win and creating big, bold
newspaper headlines in the process.
Charleston (WV)
Daily Mail
Palmer,
Higgins playing in Senior Bowl
El Paso Times
Wave adds three commitments
New Orleans Times Picayune
January 22, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Men's
Basketball Weekend Round-Up
-C-USA
Women's Basketball Roundup
USM coach says beware of Davis down road
Birmingham News
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
lands two more commitments
-Endowments
boosting Marshall student-athletes
Marshall University student-athletes are benefiting from an
increase in scholarship endowment money.
Around Conference USA - Basketball
USA Today
Ex-Rebel joining Tiger staff
Derek Jones, a former Ole Miss defensive back and a defensive
assistant last season at Tulsa, is returning to the Mid-South.
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
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