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February 18,
2007
Chinese New Year
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Mustangs trample Pirates
-BVL:
Slam lifts UCLA over Bucs [Box Score]
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Young keys Lady Pirates' upset of Tulane
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C-USA women's hoops getting CSTV exposure
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Gators' winning streak stopped at 17 games
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU
Drops Heartbreaker To No. 15 UCLA, 9-7
Brandon Crawford's grand slam in the bottom of the eighth inning
secured a series win for the 15th ranked UCLA Bruins as they defeated
East Carolina 9-7 Saturday afternoon inside Jackie Robinson Stadium.
-Lady
Pirates Win Fifth Straight, Knock Off League-Leading Tulane, 76-68
Jasmine Young's jumper with one minute to play provided the
dagger as she went on to hit three of four free throws to seal the Lady
Pirates' 76-68 win over Tulane, snapping the Green Wave's 10-game win
streak. ECU extends its win streak to five games, tying the longest
C-USA streak in program history.
-Men's
Basketball Drops Road Contest At SMU
-Johnson's
Home Run Propels ECU Over FAU
-Women's
Swimming And Diving Finishes Third At Championship Meet
Crawford's Grand Slam Lifts No. 15 UCLA over East Carolina, 9-7
CSTV.com
ECU men's team loses 12th straight
Not having three starters didn't slow SMU down against East
Carolina Saturday night.
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates lose
12th straight
Raleigh News & Observer (AP)
Mustangs Dominate Pirates 65-42
The Mustangs led 37-20 at the break and built a 28-point lead
with 13:17 remaining in the game. They never trailed.
smumustangs.com
SMU wins without dismissed Epps
SMU erased its recent shooting woes, going 52.3 percent from the
field in a 65-42 win. The Mustangs (14-12, 3-9 Conference USA) snapped a
four-game losing streak.
Dallas
Morning News
Pirates Snap Green Wave's 10-game Win Streak, 76-68
The Tulane women's basketball team erased an 11-point deficit,
but 19 points from D'Aundra Henry wasn't enough as the East Carolina
Pirates snapped the Green Wave's win streak at 10, 76-68
tulanegreenave.com
East Carolina snaps Wave winning streak
New Orleans Times
Picayune
February 17,
2007
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
No. 15 Bruins scuttle Pirates [Box Score]
 WNCT:
Talk of the Town (John Locke et al)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Knight draws reprimand for criticizing officials
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Lady Pirate comeback sends UTEP to defeat
�
Blazers name Brian Mackin director of athletics
From the Pirate Beacon
-Women's
Basketball: All Hands Needed!
The Lady Pirates have come together to make a strong run for a
Top Four seed in the C-USA Tournament....Saturday's Women's Basketball
game against league leader Tulane is the last home game of the regular
season for Coach Baldwin-Tener's Lady Pirates! Game time is 2:00 p.m.
-Men's
Basketball: All Hands On Deck
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Fall To No. 15 UCLA 6-1
The two teams will square off Saturday afternoon with the first
pitch scheduled for 5 p.m. (EST). ECU's Dustin Sasser will move up in
the rotation and get the nod on Saturday while lefty Brendan Lafferty
gets the start for UCLA. [Listen
to Saturday's game -All Access Free Trial]
-Lady
Pirates Host League-Leading Tulane Saturday Afternoon
-Women's
Swimming And Diving Team Remains In Fourth Place At C-USA Championship
Brummett Leads No. 15 UCLA Baseball Past East Carolina, 6-1
CSTV.com
Men's Basketball Hosts East Carolina On Saturday At 7 p.m.
smumustangs.com
SMU looks for relief vs. East Carolina
Matt Doherty says you have to have a stomach for athletics. That
means dealing with queasy situations, like his SMU men's basketball team
is experiencing.
Dallas Morning News
Gagnon battles for his spot at ECU
Greenville Daily Reflector
Baseball has had solid pitching, defense, hitting; now team hopes ...
The UCLA Daily Bruin
February 16,
2007
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
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Seek and ye shall find good news
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WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Sharon Baldwin-Tener)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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C-USA basketball tourney remaining in Memphis
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Morgan State coach cited, hold the mayo
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Football speed-up rules get makeover
C-USA coaches urge patience with Stokes
In this league of second chances, they all say the same thing in
some form or another.
Kinston Free Press
From
ecupirates.com
-Lady
Pirates Get 66-64 Come From Behind Win Over UTEP
-Women's
Swimming And Diving In Fourth Place At Conference Championships
-Davidson
Posts 7-0 Win Over Lady Pirate Tennis
Miners Fall At ECU In Bizarre Fashion, 66-64
utepathletics.com
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
take advantage of Miners' late gaffe
The UTEP Miners did some real digging inside Minges Coliseum
Thursday night in attempt to maintain their ground in the Conference USA
women's basketball standings.
-Ranked
Bruins next up for ECU
-Eagles
shine in blowout
-Around
Campus:
General Assembly coming to ECU
The General Assembly will travel from Raleigh to Greenville on
March 8 to hold a special session as part of Centennial Founders Day at
East Carolina
Last-second
controversy helps Pirates top Miners
El Paso
Times
15th-Ranked UCLA Baseball to Host East Carolina
cstv.com
Men's basketball hosts winless ECU
smudailycampus.com
February 15,
2007
Lupercalia
Remember the Maine Day
Susan B. Anthony Day
Birthday - Galileo Galilei (astronomer)
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View From The
'ville
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Pirates groping for that beacon in the night
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Dr.
Alveda King)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Hokies stun UNC again, this time in Chapel Hill
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C-USA baseball honors go to Berry,
Cesario
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Wolfpack rolls past ECU in men's tennis
From
ecupirates.com
-Lady
Pirates Return To Minges Coliseum for Thursday Evening Tilt with UTEP
The East Carolina Lady Pirates will look to extend their three
game win streak Thursday as they host UTEP. Tip-off from Minges Coliseum
is set for 7:00 p.m.
-Men's
Basketball Falters At Home Against Southern Miss
Pirates suffer third straight loss to the Golden Eagles
-Pirate
Baseball Gameday Central
The East Carolina baseball team will hit the road for the first
time this season when they travel to Los Angeles, Calif. to face
nationally-ranked UCLA for a three-game series. Friday's game has a 9
p.m. (EST) first pitch scheduled.
-2007
Conference USA Swimming And Diving Championships Begin Wednesday
Pirates lost at sea
ECU suffers worst loss ever in Minges Coliseum
Greenville Daily
Reflector
Southern Miss rips pathetic Pirates, 80-42
Rock bottom gets lower and lower.
Kinston
Free Press
Pirates lose
11th straight game
N.C. State continues to show a slight improvement in the
three-year Academic Progress Rate for football and men's basketball.
Raleigh
News & Observer (AP)
Southern Miss Dominates ECU, 80-42
southernmiss.com
USM
pulls out convincing victory
Biloxi Sun Herald
Southern Miss whips East Carolina
Hattiesburg American
Eagles go wire to wire in smashing Pirates
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Miner women
try to solve road woes
UTEP (19-5, 8-4 in Conference USA) will look to fix its road woes
as it embarks on a crucial two-game road trip, starting tonight against
East Carolina
El Paso Times
From The East
Carolinian
-Pirates
lose to Southern Miss
-Club
hockey splits with Clemson
Pirates look to win regular season conference title
Valentine's Day, Eagles Style
Because it's a slow period for Eagles' news and being that is
Valentine's Day it is only fitting that I highlight some Eagles players
of the past who have Valentine related names.
Penn Live (02.14.07)
February 14,
2007
Valentine's
Day
Ferris Wheel Day
Anniversary - League of Women Voters
Admission Day (Arizona)
Admission Day (Oregon)
From Bonesville.net
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(guest Andrew Schmidt)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Almond, Peppers recognized by Conference USA
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ECU women's soccer enlists seven recruits
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ECU softball lands two on All-Tournament team
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirate
Basketball GameDay Central
The East Carolina men's basketball team will look to avenge its
earlier season loss to Southern Miss on Wednesday night and put an end
to its current skid. Tip-off is slated for 7 p.m. EST inside Williams
Arena at Minges Coliseum.
-No.
35 N.C. State Rolls Past East Carolina 6-1
Men's Basketball Looks For Road Victory at East Carolina, Wednesday
southernmiss.com
Still searching for C-USA win, ECU hosts Eagles
Greenville Daily
Reflector
Twice would be nice for USM
Biloxi Sun Herald
USM men travel to East Carolina Wednesday
Hattiesburg American
From the Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-Eagles'
Hill shows flash of early form
-Southern
Miss at East Carolina
ECU softball team opens the season in grand fashion
The East
Carolinian
CFL:
Tiger-Cats trade Goss
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have acquired import receiver Richard
Alston...Alston appeared in seven games with the Edmonton Eskimos last
season, making 23 receptions for 261 yards.
AM900 CHML
Preps:
Goldsboro stays alive
Every Viking possession flowed through senior guard Jontae
Sherrod, one of three McDonald's All-American nominees playing in the
contest. Sherrod proved unstoppable...The East Carolina signee,
led all scorers with 41 points...
Goldsboro News Argus
From
CSTV.com
-Next
Opponent:
No.
15 UCLA Baseball Edges UC Riverside, 3-2
-Diamond
Dawgs Open Season At Cal Poly
After the series at Cal Poly, the Washington Huskies fly to the
east coast next weekend for the East Carolina Invitational
Valentines Day:
Love, learn and
pass it on � Kirby style
Fayetteville Observer
February 13,
2007
Get A Different Name Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the
Anchor Desk
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UCLA next in Pirates' marathon quest
WNCT:
Brian Bailey Show
(guest Billy Godwin)
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(guest Wayne Bowers)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Young lifts Lady Pirates to televised win at Tulsa
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ACC Tournament will be shown in high definition
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Duke mired in longest losing streak since '96
From
ecupirates.com
-Women's
Soccer Adds Seven To 2007 Team
-Two
Pirates Receive Awards From Carolina Classic
-Pirates
Edge UNC Asheville 4-3 In Men's Tennis
From the East
Carolinian
-Pirates
win opening series
Pitching leads ECU to two victories
-Pacific
Power
ECU looks west for softball talent
Pirates slam door on Liberty
Washington Daily
News
ECU Notes- Library exhibit features 'father' of the university
Artifacts belonging to the late Gov. Thomas Jordan Jarvis are on
display at the J.Y. Joyner Library as part of East Carolina University's
centennial celebration.
Greenville Daily
Reflector
Next Opponent:
No.
15 UCLA Baseball to Host UC Riverside
CSTV.com
February 12,
2007
Birthday -
President Abraham Lincoln (16th President)
Darwin Day / Charles Darwin (Theory Of Natural Selection)
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
2007 ECU Football Recruiting Thumbnails Wrap
-BVL:
Pirates trounce Liberty 11-2 [Box Score]
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Golden Eagles heading to Greenville off big win
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Mountaineers stun second-ranked UCLA
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Depleted Zags notch 50th straight home victory
From
ecupirates.com
-Sasser,
Mollenhauer Lead Pirates Over Liberty, 11-2
Mollenhauer Hits First Grand Slam
-Lady
Pirates Down Tulsa In Buzzer Beater, 62-61
Jasmine Young Drills Game-Winner As Time Expired on nationally
televised game on ESPN2
-Pirates
Fall To Penn State 4-2
ECU Wins Three Of Four In Carolina Classic
Pirates slug their way by Liberty to cap series
Greenville Daily
Reflector
Sasser, Mollenhauer lead Pirates to victory
Kinston Free Press
ECU picks up its first victory of the season
Washington Daily
News (02.11.07)
East Carolina Hit Buzzer-Beater to Take 62-61 Win Over Tulsa
tulsahurricane.com
Around Campus:
Nags Head artist's pirates are on horizon for Greenville
East Carolina University is preparing to celebrate its 100th
anniversary. PirateFest, a two-day festival, is planned as a spin-off.
The Virginian Pilot
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February 18, 2007
From Columbia (SC) The
State
-Top-ranked
Clemson gets upset
Errors, lack of offense allow George Mason to defeat Tigers for
first time ever
-Touted
recruit arrested
Stephen Garcia charged with drunkeness, failure to stop after
Five Points party
-USC
scores a big win
-Late-game
failures a problem for Tigers
Clemson must finish strong in games, and in the rest of the
season, to make the postseason
Deacons sizzlin' as WFU improves to 13-13
Wake Forest sweeps past Miami 74-69
Winston
Salem-Journal
Erratic Seahawks fall again
Lifeless at the start, anxious at the end, UNC-Wilmington
followed a familiar pattern against UNC-Greensboro on Saturday night in
a BracketBusters game that lacked luster.
Winston
Salem-Journal
ODU claims thriller
The Monarchs rally to win a BracketBusters matchup at Toledo.
Hampton
Roads Daily Press
A-10 coaches predict success for 49ers
In preseason rankings, 5 of 7 UNCC teams picked to win conference
Charlotte
Observer
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Wolfpack
blanks Bulldogs
Brackman pitches 5 shutout innings.
-Sendek,
Sun Devils try to stay upbeat
Arizona State still winless in Pac-10.
NASCAR:
Five for the 500
Things to watch early that might determine who wins or loses the
Daytona 500
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
February 17, 2007
Charlotte was George Mason, 30 years sooner
Lexington Dispatch
Yow back on the sidelines, doing what she does best
ESPN.com
Bad break, good fortune
Injury played a role in guard Dowdell joining Greenberg at Tech
Richmond Times Dispatch
No.1 Tigers cruise in diamond season opener
Anderson Independent
Roof will coach
Duke's 'D'
Earlier this month, Duke football coach Ted Roof let go of an
offensive coach and a defensive coach, replacing them soon after with a
pair of offensive coaches.
Durham Herald-Sun
Gamecocks struggling at home
The home floor has been less than savory recently for South
Carolina.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Apps head to 'Big House' for opener
Appalachian State will open the 2007 season Sept. 1 at one of the
world's more recognizable sporting venues, Michigan Stadium in Ann
Arbor, Mich., capacity 107,501.
Greensboro News-Record
USC routs Liberty
Gamecocks get early jump on Flames
Greenville (SC) News
From Columbia (SC) The
State
-USC
unveils new spice to raise money
Seasoning from Fairplay grill owner to help scholarships,
academic center
-Jones
a Tiger after all
Letter of intent ruling has Broom wide receiver heading to
Clemson instead of Florida State
Jenkins comes
up big for Eagles
Winthrop's Michael Jenkins finished with 25 points, and led the
Eagles to a huge win on Friday night, beating Missouri State 77-66 in
the O'Reilly's ESPNU BracketBuster.
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-'Kay
Yow Court' a lasting tribute to coach
-Barton
is king of overtime
The Barton College men's basketball team has done something not
even Duke and North Carolina have managed.
-UNC-CH's
Woodard dazzles in opener
-Williams
a finalist for Hall
-Chief
Illiniwek to get one last hail
February 16, 2007
WVU football
game at USF moved to Friday
Mountaineers face Bulls Friday, Sept. 28th, six days after
hosting ECU
Charleston (WV)
Gazette
Cox denied admission to Clemson
Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy tailback Jo Jo Cox has been
denied admission to Clemson University, ending a saga that sparked a
firestorm over Clemson�s admissions policies on Internet message boards
and elsewhere.
Anderson Independent
IPTAY chief concerned over recruiting controversy
Some supporters feel academic review committee eroding football's
competitive edge
Greenville (SC) News
From the Virginian
Pilot
-ODU
football good for local talent, and vice versa
Despite the glut of college football teams already mining the
talent-rich Hampton Roads recruiting market, area high school coaches
believe there's room for another high-quality local program.
-ODU's
Wilder lays out his vision for football program
-Way
too soon to say Wilder will be good head coach
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Panel
to study 49ers football
Outgoing UNC Charlotte trustees Chairman Mac Everett will
quarterback a citizens panel that will study what it would take to start
a football team at the school.
-Save
the drama, NASCAR teams cheat -- all of them
NASCAR:
Gordon wins
qualifier, fails inspection
Fayetteville Observer
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Weary,
ailing Pack getting defensive
-Heels
eye a return to Omaha
-NHL:
Losses mounting for Canes
-Bruins
foil Sun Devils
UCLA rally sends Sendek's team to 15th consecutive loss, winless
in PAC-10
From Columbia (SC) The
State
-Junior
college transfer a big hit for Gamecocks
-Clemson
2007 baseball preview
A winter of disinterest for UNCW basketball
Wilmington Star News
February 15, 2007
NCAA goes back on rule changes
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Water
damage, Amato firing costly
The water damage to N.C. State's Murphy Center early in the 2006
football season and the firing of Wolfpack coach Chuck Amato after the
season proved to be costly.
-Tailgating
at N.C. State? Our readers respond
-UNC-CH
process the same
Admission standards under Davis no different than Bunting.
Deacs pull one out
Wake Forest tops Clemson 67-65; Visser scores 21
Winston
Salem-Journal
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Devils
defrost in Boston
-Tar
Heels aiming for another trip to Omaha
Maryland runs by
uninspired State
Fayetteville Observer
Eagles clinch
at least a tie for Big South title
Winthrop improved to 12-0 in the league, the best start in
conference history, and 22-4 overall.
Rock Hill
(SC) Herald
From the Charlotte
Observer
-SENT
PACKING
Michael Waltrip's new Nextel Cup team was fined $100,000 -- the
largest fine in NASCAR history -- on Wednesday as a result of violations
relating to the fuel used in the No. 55 Toyota in Daytona 500
qualifying.
-Bobcats
efficient at both ends of court
Charlotte punishes Chicago for overplaying strong side of floor
-Petrino
to give Vick more responsibility
Untimely fouls deny Seahawks the chance at an upset
Wilmington Star News
February 14, 2007
Twice as
nice
VA Tech sweeps Tar Heels thanks to an OT win at the Dean Dome
Roanoke Times
Basketball fortunes can turn quickly, even in Big 4
Wilmington Star News
Clemson commits to reviewing athletic admissions process
After a week of controversy and questions about how Clemson
University treats the admission of borderline football student-athletes
through an advisory committee, Clemson president James Barker said
Tuesday evening that the university would soon begin a �thorough review�
of its admissions process.
Anderson
Independent Mail
From the
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Clemson
will review admissions process
-Beamer
joins USC's football staff
Beamer, 29, the son of Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer,
will presumably replace Dave Wommack as the Gamecocks' outside
linebackers coach.
Wolfpack
academics improving
N.C. State continues to show a slight improvement in the
three-year Academic Progress Rate for football and men's basketball.
Raleigh
News & Observer
Four lorn- Blue
Devils look to rebound in Beantown
Durham Herald-Sun
UNCG must play on without suspended Hines
Greensboro News-Record
ODU beats Hofstra in CAA showdown
The
Virginian Pilot
NASCAR penalizes four Nextel Cup teams
Crew chiefs suspended for violations at Daytona; points also
deducted
Winston
Salem-Journal
February 13, 2007
Clemson new No. 1 ... without playing
The Tigers took over the top spot when preseason No. 1 Rice, went
1-3 last week, moving up just as they did last season when preseason No.
1 Texas stumbled.
Spartanburg Herald Journal
AARC
takes issue with critics
As fans vent over rejection of recruits, committee explains how
coaches control the timetable
Columbia (SC) The State
Early signing day subject of debate
Greenville (SC) News
No Hines? No problem. UNCG rallies after star's meltdown
Greensboro News-Record
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Top
25 without Duke- It's been a while ... 'til now
-Hokies
can expect Heels' best shot
Virginia Tech beat UNC-CH 94-88 at Cassell Coliseum one month ago
today
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Tighter
but lighter gear
The NHL and Reebok spent two and a half years designing a new
"uniform system" and have sent prototypes to more than half of the
league's teams to try out in practice.
-Cheats
deserve the boot
NASCAR should embrace integrity.
-Bickerstaff's
future with Bobcats murky
-MEAC
eyes RBC for more
ODU's Wilder lays out vision for program
The Virginian Pilot
Friars molded project into a big-time scorer
Wilmington Star News
February 12, 2007
Academics, athletics battle could get dirty
It isn�t as simple as two talented football players being denied
admission to Clemson University.No Hines- No problem. UNCG rallies after
star's meltdown
Anderson
Independent Mail
Duke drops
fourth straight
Durham Herald-Sun
Sigh of
relief
After two straight days of relying on late rallies, Sunday was
just what Winthrop needed.
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
ODU men narrow the gap with league-leading VCU
The Virginian Pilot
Spurrier denies Rumph rumors
Ballcoach not trying to hire Clemson assistant
Columbia (SC) The State
Crisp lifts USC in 11th inning
Andrew Crisp had a career-high five hits, including the
game-winning RBI single in the top of the 11th inning, to lead South
Carolina to a 9-8 win against UNC Wilmington in the final game of the
Hughes Bros. Challenge on Sunday.
Spartanburg Herald Journal
Gamecocks clip Seahawks
Wilmington Star News
Three NASCAR teams are facing penalties for 'aerodynamic violations'
Kenseth, Kahne have their qualifying times thrown out; Waltrip's
Toyota is impounded
Winston
Salem-Journal
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February 18, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-SMU
Wins 2007 C-USA Swimming & Diving Championship
-Moore,
Puckett Leads Tulane Past Marshall on the Road, 73-65
-Tulsa
Collects Road Win At UTEP, 66-51
-Southern
Miss Uses 4-Spot In Ninth Inning To Down Louisville, 6-5
Douglas-Roberts scores winning bucket in OT
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
No. 8 Memphis 78, Gonzaga 77 OT
tulanegreenave.com
Gonzaga's big effort unrewarded
tulanegreenave.com
From the
Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-Football
schedule iffy because of television concerns
When it comes to Southern Miss' 2007 football schedule, mixing and
matching opponents with television and available dates has been a little
like fitting square pegs into round holes.
-USM
overcomes Louisville on Ewing's 9th-inning, 2-run single
From the Hattiesburg
American
-Eagles
win brawl game
-Lady
Eagles snare important conference victory
Blazers stumble down stretch
Birmingham News
Houston holds on to defeat Blazers
The Decatur Daily
From the
Houston
Chronicle
-Rice
bats come to life in easy win
-Owls
are beaten from the foul line and on the boards
-Second
effort keys UH victory
UCF stops Rice 74-63
Orlando Sentinel
From the
El Paso Times
-Tulsa
topples UTEP- final 66 to 51
-UTEP
flat at start and end of match with Tulsa
Late run propels Tulane past Marshall
New Orleans Times
Picayune
Herd falls to Tulane, 73-65
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
Tulane sinks
Herd 73-65
Charleston (WV) Gazette
12-Run Third Propels Baseball To 20-5 Win Over North Florida
tulanegreenave.com
February 17, 2007
SMU's Epps kicked off basketball team
The news keeps getting worse for the SMU men's basketball team,
which plays East Carolina at 7 pm today.
Dallas
Morning News
From conferenceusa.com
-Feb.
17 Men's Basketball Notebook
-2007
C-USA Swimming and Diving Championship Day Three Results
-Baseball
Blanks Southern Illinois 9-0 in Day One of Coca-Cola Classic
49ers down No. 7 Rice in 11
Orange County Register
From the
Birmingham News
-Blazers
must maneuver up ladder for postseason bid
The Conference USA Tournament is still nearly three weeks away
but the UAB men's basketball team has already taken a one-and-done
approach.
-Points
are nice, but Guzman prefers winning
It's easy to be impressed with the offensive numbers compiled on
the basketball court this season by UAB point guard Carmen Guzman.
It's better late than never for TU's Moore
Wave's senior guard becomes long-awaited 3-point threat
New Orleans Times
Picayune
Marshall looks to even league log vs. Tulane
Yes, the sole focus of Marshall University men's basketball is
tonight's opponent, the Tulane Green Wave. That hasn't stopped players
and coaches, however, from a healthy amount of scoreboard watching.
Beckley Register-Herald
Herd focused on Tulane, climbing C-USA standings
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
Marshall needs
better effort vs. Tulane
Charleston (WV)
Gazette
Eagles open with a bang
There were nothing but smiles inside Pete Taylor Park on Friday -
at least for those wearing black and gold.
Hattiesburg American
UH men remain cold on shots; star Lafayette is coldest
Houston
Chronicle
No. 8 Tigers at Gonzaga
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
February 16, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-2007
C-USA Swimming and Diving Championship Day Two Results
-With
a School-Record Four-Straight Regional Appearances, Golden Eagles Target
and Aim For Next Level Of Achievement
-Tulane
Women's Basketball Survives at Marshall For 10th-Straight Win
Wave eager to rebound
The first week of the baseball season certainly didn't turn out
the way Tulane Coach Rick Jones and his players had planned.
New Orleans Times
Picayune
USM eager to begin season
Biloxi Sun Herald
Eagles' Burger eager to bury injury problems
Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
Eagles rout Pirates to clinch winning season
Southern Miss clinches their first winning season since 2000-01.
Hattiesburg American
Herd baseball ready to hit field
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
A guiding hand for Tigers
Streets Ministries founder's mission grows from van to Tiger
locker room
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
Hurricane spring practice dates set
Tulsa World
February 15, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-2007
C-USA Swimming and Diving Championship Day One Results
-Brian
Mackin Named UAB Athletics Director
-2008
C-USA Men's Basketball Championship to Return to Memphis
-Cougars
Fall At Home To South Alabama
-Herd
Outlasts Mustangs 52-49
-Memphis
Downs Tulsa, 69-52
-Moore
Ties Career High with 22 Points in Tulane's 86-80 Victory over UCF
-UAB
Tops Rice at Home, 83-74
West sets hiring timetable
Wants to name defensive coach by end of next week
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
Not pretty, but an important win for Herd
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
Hey, Sweetie,
it�sa win
Charleston (WV)
Gazette
SMU men struggle in loss to Marshall
Dallas Morning
News
From the Houston
Chronicle
-S.
Alabama takes advantage of UH's cold shooting
If the Houston Cougars held any hope of at least entering the
discussion of possible bubble teams for the NCAA Tournament, they needed
a good win or two somewhere along the line late in the regular season.
No luck Wednesday night.
-UAB
turns back Rice despite Almond's 28
-SMU
gets off to fast start at C-USA swim meet
Mustangs, Rice swim 1-2 in relays to open C-USA meet..."Right
now, we're really trying to push (ahead) of UH and East Carolina,
because, honestly, those are the teams we're going to be duking it out
with for second place," Rice women's coach Seth Huston said
Blazers turn up heat to cook Rice
Birmingham News
From the
New Orleans Times
Picayune
-Green
Wave seems to find comfort zone
-Wave
trying to attain bigger goal
If Tulane and East Carolina win tonight, the Green Wave would
have to win its next game to gain the first-round bye. Tulane plays the
Lady Pirates on Saturday.
Rub that rabbit's foot; USM just might make the NIT field
Hattiesburg American
(02.14.07)
From the
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
-Tigers
grinding it out
U of M outlasts Golden Hurricane as Anderson returns
-Memphis
to keep C-USA tourney
February 14, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Cougars
Rally for Big Win vs. Sam Houston State
-Rice
Hangs On To Edge Texas-San Antonio, 4-3
-Marshall
Returns Home For Date With SMU
-Special
Presentation Of Memphis vs. Tulsa Men's Basketball To Be Made Available
Nationwide
-Special
Presentation Of UAB vs. Houston Men's Basketball To Be Made Available
Nationwide
Mackin to be Blazers' next AD
Brian Mackin will become UAB's new athletics director, perhaps as
early as today.
Birmingham News
HOME SWEET HOME
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
Mustangs set to play at Marshall for first time
Dallas Morning
News
Tulsa
may offer test for Tigers
U of M's competition hasn't been very competitive lately
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
Miners seek
solution to recent swoon
El Paso
Times
Rice rides Tacker's relief to 4-3 win
Houston Chronicle
February 13, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-2007
C-USA Swimming and Diving Championship Begins Today
-Men's
Basketball Notebook
Eleven teams gear up for Valentine's Day match-ups, with five
conference games and Houston hosting South Alabama in a non-conference
contest.
-Softball
Notebook
All nine Conference USA softball teams began play last weekend,
with Houston picking up at win over No. 11 Michigan.
-Baseball
Notebook
Three more Conference USA teams make their season debuts this
weekend.
-Mustangs
Face Marshall On The Road Wednesday Night
-Memphis
Basketball Notes
-Tulane
Men's Hoops to Host C-USA Second Place Team UCF This Wednesday
SMU's Doherty hungry to regain coaching success
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
From the
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
-Tigers
unlikely to get full Griz payment
U of M risks falling short in attendance, losing $100,000
-Grisham
featured at Tigers' baseball banquet
UCF football looks for immediate impact from signees
Orlando
Sentinel
February 12, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Weekend
Baseball Roundup
Three C-USA Teams Post Wins over Ranked Teams
-UCF
Baseball Plates Seven Unanswered Runs in 8-6 Win Over No. 15 TCU
-Owls
Fall To 4-2 In Houston College Classic Finale
-Tulane
Baseball Falls In Senator's Cup Series Finale To Southeastern Louisiana,
4-0
-Men's
Basketball Weekend Round-Up
Memphis improved to 11-0 in Conference play as the Tigers won
their 13th straight game and 27th straight at the FedExForum
-UH
To Celebrate
-C-USA
Women's Basketball Roundups
ECU's Jasmine Young scored the game winning basket as time
expired. Pirates win thriller over host Tulsa, 62-61, on ESPN2.
-Weekend
Softball Roundup
Around Conference USA -Basketball
USA Today
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Ags
send Owls to worst baseball start in 7 years
-UH
goes out with whimper (11-1 to ASU)
-UH
bows out from Classic with 11-1 loss to ASU
From the
Memphis Commercial
Appeal
-Not
so different
DeAngelo Williams, the most prolific running back in University
of Memphis football history, acknowledges his first season in the NFL
came with its share of surprises.
-U
of M's Willis gets confidence with time
'06 signees could still make impact for Herd
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Word to the Wise
USM rebuilding with flashy freshman guard
Jackson Clarion Ledger
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