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February 4, 2007
Super Bowl XLI
Birthday of the USO
Birthday - Charles Lindbergh (aviator)
Birthday - Rosa Parks
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Owls overtake East Carolina
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Friday night lights going on in Carrier Dome
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WCU gets verbal from state player of year
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Favre says he'll return to quarterback Packers
From
ecupirates.com
-Men's
Basketball Holds Halftime Lead, But Almond Rallies Rice To Victory
Courtney Captain scores 21 points in 83-74 loss to Rice
-Women's
Basketball Downs Memphis, 79-57
Five Lady Pirates Score in Double Figures in the win
-Lady
Pirate Tennis Splits Pair In Blacksburg
Rice Beats East Carolina, 83-74
Rice's Morris Almond scored a game-high 34 points as the Owls
came from behind to beat East Carolina 83-74
riceowls.com
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Almond,
Owls keep ECU men winless in C-USA
East Carolina played perhaps its best game of the Conference USA
men's basketball season Saturday night at Rice. It still wasn't
enough...
-ECU
women top Memphis in Minges
Almond leads Rice over East Carolina
Houston Chronicle
Owls' rally
sends ECU to eighth straight loss
Raleigh News & Observer (AP)
Rice 83, East Carolina 74
Dallas Morning News
(AP)
Colts defensive end Mathis remembers his A&M roots
Thomas Roggeman is a former linebacker turned 20-year veteran
defensive coach. That he's intense is obvious even to those who don't
have to sweat and strain for him now at East Carolina University.
Birmingham News
In football,
bigger is not always better
Before his coaching career, Blackwell was an offensive lineman at
East Carolina. He was considered a big lineman, weighing 265 pounds.
Columbia (SC) The State
Lady Tigers remain winless in C-USA
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Garrison making himself at home on Topsail's athletic fields
Syracuse, Penn State, Georgetown, Virginia and Mississippi
offered combination track and football scholarships, but he verbally
committed to East Carolina
Wilmington
Morning Star
Q&A with Nebraska track coach Gary Pepin
Q: A lot of schools get help and cooperation from the football
program. What about here?
A: East Carolina has seven football players on the track team. We
have just the one...
Lincoln (NE)
Journal Star
February 3, 2007
The Day the Music Died
Tu B'Shvat (Jewish)
From Bonesville.net
 WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Mick Mixon & More)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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ECU women's golf coach back on Golf Channel
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Lady Pirates seek to rebound from OT loss
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Mauk's transfer leaves Wake QB job to Skinner
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirate
Basketball GameDay Central
East Carolina travels to Houston Saturday night for its second
game of the season against Rice. The Owls defeated the Pirates in
Greenville earlier this season.
-Women's
Basketball Hosts Memphis Saturday Afternoon
Rice Hosts the Pirates
riceowls.com
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Pirate
men look to end seven-game skid at Rice
-Hamstrung
by injured knee, Ingram is seeing limited minutes
Severed from
the struggle
East Carolina running back Brandon Fractious stared at the
burned-out remains of the Freedom Riders' bus on display at the
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, his reddened eyes swelling with
emotion.
Raleigh News & Observer
Preps:
Smith pulls off upset of Central
Spivey, an East Carolina signee, scored a game-high 22 points for
High Point Central.
Greensboro News Record
From the
Washington Daily News
-California
dreaming- Nolan hoping for hot start
-Preps:
Former Pam Pack standout shining for New Horizons
Washington High School�s all-time scoring leader Calvin Daniels
didn�t discount playing at East Carolina. In fact, Daniels, also a
standout wide receiver with the Pam Pack, said he wouldn�t mind playing
two sports for the Pirates.
February 2, 2007
Groundhog's Day
Candlemas (Catholic/Orthodox)
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
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No limit to fine-tuning for Baseball Bucs
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Pirates to unveil signing class at Murphy Center
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Conference USA baseball on tap this weekend
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East Carolina preparing for diamond opener
From
ecupirates.com
-Lady
Pirates Drop Overtime Heartbreaker to UAB, 73-69
-Kim
Lewellen to Compete in The Big Break VII- Reunion
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirate
women suffer difficult loss in OT
UAB edges ECU 73-69
-ECU's
Fields fighting through scoring drought
Blazers Snatch Overtime Win At East Carolina, 73-69
uabsports.com
Youngsters could be �Kee� to success
Washington Daily News
Marshall victorious despite its poor effort
Herd wins sloppy turnover-filled, missed shot-fest of a game
Charleston (WV)
Daily Mail
February 1, 2007
Bubble Gum Day
National Freedom Day
Hula in the Coola Day
Robinson Crusoe Day
Women's Heart Health Day
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View From The 'ville
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On deck: Signing day and baseball
-Batten:
Football Recruiting Report
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Rose's Williams still on course to ECU
-BVL:
Marshall suppresses Pirates
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Justice Bob Orr)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Ex-ECU coach Thompson returns to coaching
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Kentucky makes Brooks a million dollar man
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Pac-10 games moved to Thursdays for ESPN
From
ecupirates.com
-East
Carolina Drops Close Road Contest at Marshall, 56-52
-Women's
Basketball Returns To Minges Coliseum
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
run out of rallies
East Carolina kept fighting back to tie its men's
basketball game at Marshall on Wednesday night. The Thundering Herd kept
coming up with ways to regain the lead.
-Injury
forcing Dean to be DH for Pirates
East Carolina third baseman Jake Dean felt something
unusual in his shoulder during practice last fall. The discomfort
returned recently as the Pirates prepared for their season opener, which
is eight days from today.
Marshall 56,
East Carolina 52
Fayetteville Observer (AP)
A little sanity is what I seek
What exactly are you expecting?
New Bern Sun Journal
MU weathers
clanks, makes ECU walk the plank
Charleston (WV)
Gazette
Thundering Herd edges East Carolina
Beckley Register-Herald
From the
Huntington
Herald Dispatch
-Bounces
go Herd's way in win over East Carolina
-It
wasn't pretty but, Herd will take 'W'
Marshall Upends East Carolina, 56-52
herdzone.com
Herd keeps head above water
MU The Parthenon
Hockey team loses to Kennesaw State, beats Georgia
The East
Carolinian
January 31, 2007
Inspire Your Heart with the Arts Day
From Bonesville.net
-Hinton:
Henry's
Highlights
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Greenville's MacKenzie still does it his way
-Batten:
Football
Recruiting Report
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Thompson stands by his allegiance to ECU
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Will MacKenzie)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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ECU's Frasure takes weight throw at UNC-CH
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ACC baseball games to be shown online
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Duke's McClure may miss Virginia game
East Carolina Football To Host Signing Day Fan Fest
ecupirates.com
First Conference USA win still eludes Pirates
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates hit road looking for league win
Kinston Free
Press
Herd needs win
against hapless Pirates
Charleston
(WV) Gazette
Marshall's Ross plans on playing tonight
Charleston
(WV) Daily Mail
Herd hosts reeling Pirates tonight
Beckley Register-Herald
Herd staying confident with Pirates on deck
Huntington Herald Dispatch
Marshall Men Host East Carolina Wednesday Night
herdzone.com
January 30, 2007
Inane Answering Machine Message Day
Birthday - Richard (Dick) Cheney (US Vice President)
Birthday - Franklin Delano Roosevelt (32nd President)
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
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Poignant ceremony opens baseball season
WNCT:
Brian Bailey Show (Hot Stove League talk)
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Si Seymour, Da Bears Fan)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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C-USA player of the week a Wise choice
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Ross resigns, Army promotes Brock
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Herd, coming off Houston loss, hosts ECU
Track and Field Successful In Gainesville And Chapel Hill
ecupirates.com
From the East
Carolinian
'23' lives on
Chris Powell will wear no. 23 this season
-ECU
struggles offensively in loss to UAB
Focusing on offense
Greenville Daily Reflector
ECU�s Forbes looks to fill void at catcher
Kinston
Free Press
Commentary- Minority coaches silencing stereotypes
Setzer, currently the only black head coach in Robeson County,
played four years at East Carolina University and another three in the
Arena League
The Robesonian
Pinning Down Success- WWE�s McMahon Rings Up Deals
Linda McMahon may not be as well known in the wrestling ring as
her brawny husband Vince, but she just might be the muscle that holds
multibillion dollar World Wrestling Entertainment together.
Broadcast Newsroom
Inside the Preps- Jan. 30
Sean Cullen is undecided. Barron Collier Football coach Billy
Sparacio said New Hampshire has already offered Cullen a scholarship.
Cullen is also considering East Carolina.
Naples Daily News
Survey
Ranks Top Online Colleges & Distance Education Universities- Criminal
Justice
East Carolina University ranked number two
geteducated.com
January 29, 2007
Ashura: Tenth Day (Islamic)
National Puzzle Day
National Cornchip Day
Bubble Wrap Appreciation Day
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 296
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Midweek games don't fit ECU
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Powell will wear No. 23 for baseball Pirates
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ECU's Allison snares TD pass in Senior Bowl
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Lady Pirates fall short despite Young's effort
From
ecupirates.com
-Marshall
Fights Back for 69-59 Win Over East Carolina
-ECU's
Allison Catches TD Pass At Senior Bowl
-Swimming
And Diving Teams Lose To Duke In Final Dual Meet Of The Season
-ECU
Women's Tennis Closes Tourney With Pair Of Victories
-ECU
Men's Tennis Drops 6-1 Decision At William & Mary
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Closing
out the deal
Mathews ready to save games for Pirates this season
-ECU
women suffer setback at Marshall
Herd gets revenge, beats ECU 69-59
Huntington Herald Dispatch
Pirates� catcher filling big shoes
New Bern Sun
Journal
Blazers burn Pirates from downtown
The Pirates sailed to their sixth straight loss Saturday night as
the UAB Blazers ran away with an 58-42 victory.
Washington
Daily News
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February 4, 2007
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Lowe
and behold
In a tribute to former N.C. State basketball coach Jim Valvano,
Sidney Lowe dons a red blazer for his first meeting with rival North
Carolina as the Pack's head coach.
-Lowe,
Wolfpack riding high
If Sidney Lowe is coaching N.C. State's basketball team 30
years from now, the 83-79 win over North Carolina-Chapel Hill on
Saturday in the RBC Center will still rate among his finest moments.
-Hargrave
churns out college talent
Last season Robert Prunty, the football coach at Chatham
(Va.) Hargrave Military Academy, coached more Atlantic Coast Conference
football recruits than any other coach.
-Bowl
losers are champs to the needy
In some parts of the world, the Seattle Seahawks are the reigning
Super Bowl champions and the Buffalo Bills are the last great football
dynasty.
-NHL:
Canes can't
ice Bruins
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Wolfpack
puts away Tar Heels
N.C. State coach Sidney Lowe broke out his "it's-a-big-game
attire" for North Carolina-Chapel Hill on Saturday, looking a bit like a
London guard in his snappy red jacket and black pants.
-Lowe
knows a thing or two about big wins
Wake digs 23-point hole, can't get out
Greensboro
News-Record
Tigers turn to their back yard
One-third of Clemson's football recruiting class this year will
be plucked from the backyard.
Greenville (SC)
News
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Cavaliers
beat Miami to seize share of first place
-Hokies
�fell apart� at BC
From
the Rock Hill
(SC) Herald
-Baseball:
No. 23 Eagles
top No. 13 Bruins
Winthrop clinched its first win of the season Saturday, scoring
six runs in the third inning to beat No. 13 UCLA 6-4 and even its record
at 1-1.
-Eagles
use balanced attack to knock off UNC Asheville
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-William
Perry- Super Bowl XX
William Perry made his name with his size, but one moment in
Super Bowl XX made the former Clemson standout a namebrand: the �Fridge�
-Purnell
sends message of need for turnaround
Coach of sliding Tigers is ejected for first time in 15 seasons
-Alabama
turns the tide thanks to USC�s miscues
February 3, 2007
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Lowe's
red-letter day
N.C. State coach Sidney Lowe, who learned first-hand about the
UNC rivalry as a Wolfpack player, will experience the white-hot
intensity of the game today as the Pack coach.
-NHL:
Canes, Bush
relive the glory
There's a war on, President Bush's ratings are in the tank, and
the Carolina Hurricanes are struggling this season. But it's nice to
take a few minutes to relive the glory days, listen to a little Marine
jazz and pat the Stanley Cup.
-Ex-UNC-CH
basketball player, wife face drug charges
Cocaine, marijuana, drug paraphernalia found in couple's home,
police say.
-Duke
football coaches Azzinaro, London won't return
Deacons going for two wins in a row
Winston
Salem Journal
Preps:
Football star arrested on felony charges
Before qualifying academically, he had offers from East Carolina
and Memphis.
Gainesville (GA) Times
UNCG's battle for top seed heats up
Greensboro
News-Record
Streaking
Eagles head to Asheville
Rock Hill
(SC) Herald
Top
10 Carolinas Baseball Players
Charlotte
Observer
February 2, 2007
WVU Slate Plenty Full
East Carolina comes to Morgantown on Sept. 22 as the final tuneup
before the Mountaineers kick off the Big East portion of their slate.
Wheeling Intelligencer
WVU slate includes six road contests
There are pluses and minuses to the 2007 football schedule
released by West Virginia on Thursday, but Rich Rodriguez is having a
hard time seeing many of the pluses.
Charleston (WV)
Gazette
Singletary
buries the Devils
Sean Singletary's shot with 1 second left in OT allows Virginia
to knock off No. 8 Duke in overtime
Durham Herald-Sun
From the
Raleigh News &
Observer
-Wolfpack
gives Yow 699th career win
-NHL:
Canes lose
3rd in row
-Arena
makes bid for Canes' profits
The RBC Center's owners approve a draft lease amendment and want
more say in corporate sponsorships.
-Alabama
football's 5-year probation ends
ODU football coaching search progresses
ODU officials hope to introduce a head coach by mid-February, the
next step in a timetable in which the Monarchs will begin play in 2009
Hampton
Roads Daily Press
ODU football candidates make their case
The Virginian
Pilot
Bunting savors
life after football
Since coaching his final game at UNC-CH in November, John Bunting
has been busy planning and doing all the things he hasn�t had time to do
in years.
Fayetteville
Observer
Coordinator Spence staying at Clemson
For at least the third time this offseason, Clemson offensive
coordinator Rob Spence has turned down a chance at a job that would have
given him a sizable raise to stay on Tommy Bowden's staff.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
USC picked to win SEC baseball title
Greenville (SC)
News
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-Credit
for USC�s hoops schedule goes to television
No coach in his right mind would have scheduled consecutive
games against Kansas, at Georgia, Florida, Kentucky and at Tennessee.
But, because of TV, that is what USC was stuck with.
-Charleston
picked by coaches to win SoCon Baseball
Mauk
won't return to play for Wake Forest
Charlotte Observer
Super Bowl ad previews
Associated
Press
February 1, 2007
From the Spartanburg
Herald-Journal
-What's
wrong with the Tigers?
Three weeks ago, Clemson was the darling of college
basketball.
-Gamecocks
can't capitalize
From the
Charlotte
Observer
-`Bracket
Busters' are bad for teams
-49ers
snatch win
-Players
prepare to commit
Players prepare to commit With signing day next week,
colleges wrap up football recruiting
-NFL:
Proehl's biggest role with Colts is as an adviser
State upsets Va.
Tech
Fayetteville Observer
From the
Raleigh News &
Observer
-A
howling victory for Pack
-Heels
leave their mark on Hurricanes in rout
-Pack,
Sendek both better off
Winthrop
trips Keydets, keeps BSC slate clean
Rock Hill
(SC) Herald
'Hawks are roadkill again
Road games and zone defenses have created a torture chamber for
UNC-Wilmington this season
Wilmington Star
News
NBA:
Wallace scores 42 to spark Bobcats
Winston
Salem Journal
FIU, Miami
players now teammates
You've seen the replay dozens of times, whether it be on ESPN,
your local television station or YouTube.com. A massive brawl -- maybe
the biggest brawl in college football history -- smack in the middle of
the Miami-Florida International game last fall at the Orange Bowl.
El Paso
Times
January 31, 2007
Preps:
NUMBERS GAME
Recruiters backing away from region's top player
Fayetteville
Observer
Highland Springs' Rozzell picks VCU
He chose the Rams over East Carolina, where teammate Jamar
Abrams has committed
Richmond Times Dispatch
Clemson hires RBs assistant
Tommy Bowden filled the vacancy on his staff Tuesday by
hiring former North Carolina-Chapel Hill running backs coach Andre'
Powell as Clemson's new running backs coach.
Spartanburg
Herald-Journal
UNC-CH football- Butch Davis begins rebuilding
The new coach's task: Turn around a Tar Heels team with no
bowl victories since 2001, three winning seasons since 1998 and a 3-9
record in 2006.
The
Virginian Pilot
Grant's Rams coasting through CAA
Hampton Roads
Daily Press
RBC Center's
life could extend until 2034
While major-league teams across the United States have left
suburban arenas for new digs downtown, the Carolina Hurricanes could
stay put through 2034.
Raleigh News &
Observer
East
rules the SEC so far
Columbia (SC) The State
Golden Bulls
hand Eagles tough loss
Durham Herald-Sun
Losing streak over: Wake decks Tech
Greensboro
News-Record
Eagles draw
Missouri St. in BracketBuster
Of the so-called mid-major leagues, the Missouri Valley
Conference is the hottest in the country, and Winthrop gets to take on
one of its top five teams on Feb. 16, when the Eagles face Missouri
State in one of 14 televised matchups in the ESPNU BracketBuster.
Rock Hill
(SC) Herald
Road to better play
Seahawks look to build on Monday's victory
Wilmington Star
News
One Step at a Time- Virginia Tech's Greenberg says his team's success
can continue only if it doesn't get ahead of itself
Winston
Salem Journal
January 30, 2007
Wolfpack's Yow hanging tough
"Kay has always been a wonderful role model," said Debbie
Yow, who is eight years younger. "She was a great athlete and terrific
student herself [at East Carolina]."
Washington (DC) Times
DERBY WINNER
WAS CHAMP TO THE END
Barbaro euthanized after tragic eight-month ordeal
Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader
Need a coaching job? Play the six degrees of Butch Davis
Greensboro News Record
Wake Forest
Monitors Pitts
In a class thin at the point guard position, Damier Pitts
is being recognized as one of the better lead men on the east coast --
and the 5-foot-10, 160-pound junior is getting evaluated by a handful of
high-major programs...Clemson, Virginia Tech and East Carolina have
offered him scholarships and the Demon Deacons have been in to see him a
handful of times.
scout.com
(sub req'd)
Pitt's
Cook has hoops in his blood
A junior transfer from East Carolina, Cook this season
isn't attracting the attention that his 7-foot teammate Aaron Gray is,
but a glance at the stats ...
Philadelphia
Daily News
From the
Charlotte Observer
-Cremins'
Cougars fall in visit to ASU
-49ers
fans get boot, and apology
-Skiing
with kids is best sitting down
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-Assistant
clipped for infractions
USC coach gets benched after calling recruits� father
during �dead period�
-USC,
Clemson enjoy calm before signing day
String of
bad luck doesn't deter Atsur
Raleigh News &
Observer
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-McClure
likely to miss UVa game with injury
-Eagles
start a four-game homestand vs. J.C. Smith
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Deacs
to play Jackets tonight
Wake Forest to try to end six-game losing streak
-UNC,
N.C. State and Duke add to '07 football-recruiting classes
UNCG steals one
Greensboro
News-Record
WVU adds Western Michigan to schedule
Charleston
(WV) Daily Mail
January 29, 2007
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-An
untimely collapse turns Tigers� mood
Cavs steal victory with game-ending 15-0 run; Clemson staggers
into open date
-USC
hopes turnaround sticks
Two wins in a row has the Gamecocks aiming to pull even in SEC
play
Duke wins game, but loses McClure
Greensboro
News-Record
These `fighting' 49ers hardly inspire any awe
Charlotte
Observer
From the
Raleigh News &
Observer
-Winners
wear pink at 'Hoops for Hope'
Wolfpack red was a shade lighter than usual on Sunday, as nearly
8,000 fans gathered at Reynolds Coliseum in Raleigh to cheer breast
cancer survivors, coach Kay Yow and her N.C. State University women's
basketball team.
-Cancer
survivors cheered by thousands
Hoops game raises funds for Komen Foundation.
-Support
for Yow abounds
-Duke
retires soft-spoken Williams' No. 23 jersey
Atlanta Hawks forward Shelden Williams couldn't have said it more
effectively than he did on Sunday evening while his Duke jersey was
being retired at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Winthrop's
Settle the last person opposing teams want to see
Ninth inning. Two outs. Man on third. Down one run.
Rock Hill
(SC) Herald
A HOMECOMING- Cremins, former ASU coach, will bring his College of
Charleston team to Boone tonight
Winston Salem
Journal
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February 4, 2007
UCF rebounds with win over Tulsa
UCF plays the next four games on the road beginning with a trip
to East Carolina on Wednesday and visits to Tulane and Rice.
Orlando
Sentinel
UCF stays in C-USA race
Daytona Beach
News-Journal
Three Northgate stars make college choices
Davis chose Memphis over offers from Southern Miss, East
Carolina, Mississippi State and Central Florida
Atlanta Journal Constitution
From conferenceusa.com
-Cougars
Drop Road Contest In El Paso
-Southern
Miss Falls to Tulane
-Blazers
Fall On The Road, 61-54
-C-USA
Women's Basketball Roundups
Tigers make Mustangs pay
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Memphis simply too much for SMU
Dallas Morning News
A momentum builder
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Herd dispatches
UAB 61-54
Charleston (WV)
Gazette
From the Birmingham News
-Davis'
inconsistent Blazers continue downward spiral
The UAB men's basketball team went on the road Saturday night and
took its offensive problems with them.
-Helton's
playbook a work in progress
Kim Helton spends a good portion of his new job as UAB's
offensive coordinator sitting in his office with pen in hand.
Wave deals Eagles worst home defeat
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Tulane takes charge early, beats Eagles
Hattiesburg American
Southern Miss no match for Tulane
Biloxi Sun-Herald
UTEP snaps
losing skid, beats Houston
El Paso Times
Cold-shooting UH falls to UTEP by 8
Houston Chronicle
Hurricane recruiting update
Tulsa World
February 3, 2007
Feb. 3 Men's Basketball Notebook
conferenceusa.com
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Doherty
grows after splitting with Tar Heels
-No.
11 Tigers vs. SMU
SMU out to end Memphis' home win streak
Dallas Morning
News
Blazers seek momentum on road
Birmingham News
Eagles host Tulane tonight
Hattiesburg American
USM hot, Tulane is not
Biloxi Sun Herald
Tulane shooting to remain positive
New
Orleans Times Picayune
From
the Huntington Herald Dispatch
-Chris
Ross providing spark for Marshall
-Defense
continues to be focus of Herd recruiting
-Herd
women mark milestone in history
Marshall concludes homestand tonight
Beckley
Register-Herald
Baffling
Blazers visit Herd
Charleston (WV)
Gazette
From the
El Paso Times
-Houston
surprisingly in second in C-USA play
-UTEP
men try to get back on winning track
-Team
Nation victorious
Play Ball! Owls Open 2007 Baseball Season Saturday
riceowls.com
Break out the bats, balls, gloves
what else? -- it's time for college baseball.
Orlando
Sentinel
February 2, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-2007
Southern Miss Baseball Preview
-Feb
1- C-USA Women's Basketball Roundup
Marshall's Chadwick claims Division I victory No. 300
Thursday
Smith Takes On The Nation
Quinton Smith is part of the Texas team that will meet an
all-star lineup of players from the rest of the country tonight in El
Paso as part of the first annual Texas vs. The Nation Game.
riceowls.com
UCF-USF contest moved to October
While the Big East released its schedules Tuesday, C-USA's 2007
schedules aren't expected to be officially released for at least a few
weeks.
Orlando
Sentinel
From the
Birmingham News
-Trustees
send `huge message'
UAB received formal permission Tuesday from the University of
Alabama Board of Trustees to continue toward building the first phase of
the university's athletic facilities improvement. The decision came
during the first day of the board's meetings at UAB's Hill University
Center.
-Callaway
has addressed most of Blazers recruiting needs
It was in the early days of January that first-year UAB head
coach Neil Callaway said that his first recruiting class needed to take
care of some specific needs.
Coleman commits to UAB
Chester (SC) News
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Halfway,
Tigers still the class of C-USA
-West
views Tigers' negatives as positives
Marshall men's team enters final stretch
Huntington Herald Dispatch
Getting better
USM showing improvement in physical win over UTEP
Biloxi Sun Herald
February 1, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Preseason
Baseball Notebook
-2007
Memphis Baseball Preview
-Houston
Uses Balanced Attack to Dismiss Rice, 70-63
-No.
11 Tigers Run Win Streak To 10
-Strong
Second Half Propels SMU Past UAB, 60-56
-Southern
Miss Defeats UTEP, 87-78
-Tulane
Men's Hoops Falls to Tulsa on Last Second Shot, 79-78
Marshall coach rebounding in football recruiting department
Charleston
(WV) Daily Mail
Former cheerleader reacts to MU movie
Huntington Herald Dispatch
Tigers rip Knights, show they rule C-USA big top
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Sellout fails to energize Knights
Orlando
Sentinel
Blazers take a giant step back
Birmingham News
SMU men beat UAB, 60-56
Dallas Morning News
Eagles find zone, sink Miners
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Miners drop
an important conference road contest
El Paso Times
This time, Houston holds off Rice's rally
Houston Chronicle
Green Wave succumbs to last-second shot
New Orleans Times Picayune
UCF Begins 35th Season of Baseball Saturday at Jay
Bergman Field
cstv.com
January 31, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Rice's
Almond Named Among Wooden Award Midseason Top 30 Candidates
-Golden
Eagles Return Home to Face UTEP, Wednesday, at Green Coliseum
-2007
Marshall Baseball Preview
-Tulane
Baseball To Host Annual Alumni Game Saturday At Zephyr Field
-Women's
Tennis Notebook
-Men's
Tennis Notebook
-Swimming
& Diving Notebook
Doherty thinks he's better coach after UNC-CH ordeal
Greensboro
News-Record
Blazers want points off Mustang turnovers
On paper, a Conference USA win over East Carolina doesn't
seem like a big deal for the UAB men's basketball team
Birmingham News
Roberts' knee could keep him out tonight
Dallas Morning
News
UCF can make mark in C-USA
Orlando
Sentinel
Cornerback may join Herd
Huntington Herald Dispatch
USM
ready to take on UTEP
Biloxi Sun Herald
Quick tempo
key in UTEP's game today
El Paso
Times
Tulane pulls out of skid behind Gomez's revival
Jackson Clarion Ledger
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-'I
don't get scared'
When U of M game is on line, Allen has ice water in
shooting arm
-Players
lining up to join Tiger football team
-Helton
eases into new U of M role
A former quarterback at Auburn and the University of
Houston, Helton said he's prepared to keep the Tiger offense
aggressively challenging Conference USA
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Rivalry
with Rice wakes up UH
The Houston Cougars want to extend a four-game win streak
and keep their hold on second place in the C-USA standings tonight when
they host Rice. But there is another goal: payback for a loss to the
Owls less than two weeks ago.
-More
on the C-USA men's basketball rankings
From the
Hattiesburg American
-Taylor
Park work set for June completion
Pete Taylor Park will have an alien look to Southern Miss
baseball fans this spring, but the tradeoff will be a refurbished
stadium that can stand alongside any in the country.
-Golden
Eagles use scrimmage to loosen kinks
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Dotson
pushes for more minutes
-UTEP
at Southern Miss
January 30, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Cougars
Edge Billikens 59-58
-Jan.
29 Men's Basketball Notebook
-Tulane
Men's Hoops to Host Tulsa on CSTV this Wednesday
-SMU
Visits UAB on Wed.
-UCF's
Basketball Game Against Memphis Sold Out
-2007
Marshall Baseball Preview
-2007
UAB Baseball Preview- The Infield
From the
Houston Chronicle
-UH
gets justice with ugly win over St. Louis
-C-USA
men's basketball rankings (Week 11)
UAB lands top QB on Callaway's wish list
UAB landed the top quarterback on its wish list, as well as a
former University of Alabama running back, as Neil Callaway's recruiting
class moved a step closer to reality Monday.
Birmingham News
From the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Getting
physical is sound plan against Tigers
East Carolina tried it and played with the University of
Memphis for a half. Southern Miss tried it and nearly beat the No.
11-ranked Tigers -- twice. And really, it's how UCLA prevented Memphis
from going to the Final Four last March.
-West
taps Helton to head Tigers' offense
Replacing Fichtner, who's joining NFL's Steelers
-Helton
promoted to take over Tiger offense
UCF's McNealy hospitalized
Orlando
Sentinel
Mustangs make a run at reducing turnovers
Dallas Morning
News
Miners try
to rebound from rough losing week
El Paso
Times
January 29, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Men's
Basketball Weekend Round-Up
The first two games of the day Saturday came down to the wire as
Southern Miss challenged No. 11 Memphis and nearly snapped the Tigers'
25-game home court win streak at the FedExForum. UCF handed host UTEP
its first Conference USA loss
-Houston
Plays Host To Saint Louis Monday Night
-C-USA
Women's Basketball Roundups
Marshall saved its best basketball for the second half in its
rousing 69-59 win over East Carolina in Conference USA women's
basketball action
Around Conference USA - Basketball
USA Today
Recruiting �02: Where the Herd�s slide began
Charleston
(WV) Gazette
Marshall recruiting nears stretch run
Huntington Herald Dispatch
Early turnovers make for a rough night for USM
Biloxi Sun Herald
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