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April 8, 2007
Easter Sunday (Christian)
Orthodox Easter Sunday/Pascha (Orthodox)
Birthday of the Buddha (Buddhist)
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Owls fly by East Carolina 9-6 [Box Score]
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Freshman leads ECU softball past UAB
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Pitino adds son to staff at Louisville
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Texas' Durant captures Wooden Award
From
ecupirates.com
-Rice
Upends ECU 9-6 In League Action
Rice used a five-run fifth inning Saturday afternoon to win game two of a
three-game series in Conference USA action over East Carolina 9-6 inside
Clark-LeClair Stadium.
-Pirate
Baseball Gameday Central
East Carolina will turn to Josh Dowdy Sunday morning when the Pirates
host Rice in the final game of a three-game C-USA series. First pitch is
scheduled for 11 a.m. (EDT).
-Sumner
Propels Pirates Past Blazers
-Singles
Play Lifts UNCW Past Pirates, 4-2
Lead slips through Pirates' fingers
Rice rallies for 9-6 win
Greenville Daily Reflector
Owls Rally Past East Carolina For 9-6 Win Saturday
riceowls.com
COLLEGE BASEBALL- Owls go on top in C-USA; UH trips UAB
Houston Chronicle
Rice 9, East Carolina 6
Winston Salem Journal
Wide receiver prospects getting long looks from Pats
A former junior-college All-American at Georgia Military College, Allison
started all 20 games he played at East Carolina and had 62 catches for
708 yards
Providence (RI) Journal
Hatcher, Hill get minor reunion
East Carolina standout Trevor Lawhorn was released.
Wilmington Star-News
April 7, 2007
Easter Even
National Birding Day
National Love Our Children Day
No Housework Day
UN World Health Day
Birthday - Billie Holiday (singer)
Anniversary - Metric System
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Rice's Berry mows down Pirates [Box Score]
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Rice basketball player dies from stabbing
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Gillispie departs Aggies to take reins at Kentucky
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K-State moves fast after Huggins goes to WVU
From
ecupirates.com
-Owls
Beat Pirates 4-0 In Series Opener
-Pirates
Drop Softball Twinbill to Blazers
Berry baffles East Carolina
Rice freshman strikes out 12 Pirates
Greenville Daily Reflector
Owls fly past Pirates in series opener
New Bern Sun Journal
Berry Brilliant In 4-0 Road Win At East Carolina
riceowls.com
COLLEGE BASEBALL- Berry, Tackett lead Rice past E. Carolina
Houston Chronicle
Blazers Dominate Doubleheader Against Pirates
conferenceusa.com
April 6, 2007
Good
Friday (Christian)
Hospital Admitting Clerks Day
Alcohol-Free Weekend
Drowsy Drive Awareness Day
Ex-Spouse's Day
National Walk to
Work Day
Anniversary - Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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League tournament shifted to Greenville
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Pirates take break before Purple-Gold game
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Grambling coaching legend Robinson succumbs
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ECU posts net win over Division II power Barton
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Dr.
Randy McKinney)
From
ecupirates.com
-East
Carolina To Host 2007 C-USA Baseball Championships
The 2007 Conference USA Baseball Championship, originally scheduled for
May 23-27 at Turchin Stadium in New Orleans, will be changing sites. Due
to continuing renovations on the stadium since Hurricane Katrina, the
facility will not be completed in time to host the eight-team,
double-elimination tournament.
Owls Take On East Carolina In Three-Game Weekend Series
cstv.com
East Carolina to host C-USA baseball tourney
Greenville Daily Reflector
Rounding the
bases
A look at area college baseball
Raleigh News & Observer
Steelers
Need To Improve Punt Rankings
Aundrae Allison (East Carolina) might make a nice third-round choice.
Pittsburgh Steelers Football News
Preps:
Hillary to visit to for
G-Day
Strom Thurmond (SC) quarterback Aramis Hillary will attend Georgia's
spring game on Saturday. Hillary is one of South Carolina's
hottest prospects. "I talked with East Carolina for the first time
the other night, and Coach Petty said their staff had looked at 16 or 20
quarterbacks from across the Southeast and he said they thought I was
the best they had seen so far."
scout.com
Opponent News-
Waves make presence felt
In a region where USC and UCLA flex their muscles from the valleys to the
ocean and Fullerton and Long Beach have made the Big West their own
baseball sandbox, it's easy for a good team to get marginalized.
Long Beach Press-Telegram
April 5, 2007
Holy Thursday (Christian)
Maundy Thursday (Christian)
National Alcohol Screening Day
National Fun at Work Day
Birthday - Booker T. Washington (educator)
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View From The 'ville
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Pack, Pirates angling for postseason
-BVL:
N.C. State edges No. 22 Pirates 3-2 [Box Score]
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Beilein bolting Morgantown for Michigan
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ECU women netters on a roll with win at UNCW
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Krog finishes second for Lady Pirates in golf
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (G. Overton, W. Jones)
From
ecupirates.com
-Wolfpack
Rallies For 3-2 Win Over Pirates
N.C. State scored three runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to give
the Wolfpack a 3-2 win over No. 22 East Carolina Wednesday night at Doak
Field in non-conference action.
-ECU-Rice
Saturday Game Changed To 4 p.m.
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 13
The Pirates closed out their fifth week of spring drills a few days early
by utilizing a split venue for their 13th practice, working for an hour
on the artificial surface of Hight Field inside the Cliff Moore Practice
Complex before completing the final phase of the workout in a full
scrimmage mode at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.
-Pirate
Tennis Handles Barton College, 5-2
-Lady
Pirates Sail Past Gardner-Webb, 6-1
ECU Nearing Single-Season Win Record For Third-Straight Year
Wolfpack comeback does East Carolina in again
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pack rallies
past Pirates again
Raleigh News & Observer
Eighth-inning rally propels Pack past Pirates
N.C. State University Technician
Wolfpack overtakes
No. 22 ECU
Charlotte Observer
Unstable seas for Pirates� QBs
East Carolina football players and coaches can be heard celebrating and
shouting directions, respectively, at spring practices and scrimmages �
but the brand new feeling of the spring season is gone.
New Bern Sun Journal
Bryant ready to step into spotlight
Sophomore receiver has overcome odds
The East Carolinian
Preps:
Springers take hold of state
Abrams, a 6-6 senior who has signed with East Carolina, averaged 18.9
points and 6.5 rebounds
Richmond Times Dispatch
April 4, 2007
Paraprofessional Appreciation Day
Victims of Violence Holy Day
Anniversary - NATO
Birthday - Maya Angelou (poet)
From Bonesville.net
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Spring football practice enters fifth week
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Barton's Nosewicz captures Bradford Creek golf
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Tennessee tops Rutgers for women's hoops title
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Goestenkors leaves Duke for challenge at Texas
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Todd Fitch, Bob Glaser)
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirate
Baseball Gameday Central
Pirates visit Pack tonight
-ECU
Women's Tennis Downs UNCW 5-2
-ECU
Finishes Fourth At Lady Panther Invitational
-Men's
Golf Finishes Third At Bradford Creek Intercollegiate
-Chad
Tracy One Of 13 C-USA Players On MLB Opening Day Rosters
ECU gets another shot at Wolfpack on diamond
Greenville Daily Reflector
ECU faces N.C. State before taking on the No. 8 Rice Owls
Washington Daily News
State to host rival East Carolina
N.C. State University Technician
From
the East Carolinian
-Lady
Pirates impressive week includes big win over Pack
-Women's
rugby club slugs local competition
NFL Notes:
Sauerbrun, Broncos play match game
The Patriots hosted Aundrae Allison, a receiver from East Carolina, on a
predraft visit yesterday at Gillette Stadium. NFL teams are allowed up
to 30 visits
Boston Globe
Charlotte QB On USC List
Charest has been offered by Louisville, NC State, California, Oregon,
Akron and East Carolina.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
EKU
Football Adds Ferguson As Offensive Coordinator
Linwood Ferguson�s coaching career began in 1974 as a graduate assistant
at East Carolina. He earned both his bachelor�s and master�s degrees
from East Carolina
EKU Sports
April 3, 2007
Passover
Anniversary - Pony Express Mail Service
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
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Maybe it wasn't so bad after all
-BVL:
Polls still respect Pirates
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Lady Vols, Rutgers play for
women's crown
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Good weekend for Pirate track at Western
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NCAA names SMU site for 2008 men's soccer
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Remain Nationally-Ranked
Despite a 2-2 week that saw East Carolina's 14-game winning streak
snapped at the hands of Tulane, the Pirates still find themselves ranked
in the top 25 in three of the four major polls released Monday
afternoon.
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 12
East Carolina officially began its fifth week of spring workouts under
the guidance of third-year head coach Skip Holtz and staff with a
two-hour session Monday afternoon on Hight Field inside the Cliff Moore
Practice Complex.
-Men's
Golf Sets School Record To Move Into Second At Bradford Creek
Intercollegiate
Freshman Tripp Brizendine tied for overall lead with junior Chris Ault
and Andre Thorsen two shots behind
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
rally to get a C-USA victory at Tulane
-ECU
Notes- ECU ranked sixth among primary care medical schools
From the East
Carolinian
-Pirates
fight through the Green Wave
-Whitley
highlights second scrimmage
College Top 25 Rankings- April 2
Baseball America
April 2, 2007
Passover (begins at sundown - Jewish)
International Children's Book Day
Reconciliation Day
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Pirates storm back to take Wave 11-7 [Box Score]
Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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NCAA could be big loser in anti-trust lawsuit
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Toledo running back charged with point shaving
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Duke's Goestenkors named AP coach of year
From
ecupirates.com
-Tousley
Leads ECU Over Tulane 11-7
Ryan Tousley went 5-for-5 with four RBI including a two-run home run in
the seventh inning to help East Carolina rally from five runs down to
take game three against Tulane 11-7 Sunday afternoon at Zephyr Field.
-Pirate
Track and Field Enjoy Successful Weekend at WCU
Tulane
Falls In C-USA Series Finale To East Carolina, 11-7
Each of the Green Wave's first six hitters had at least one hit,
including sophomore centerfielder Nate Simon's 2-for-4 performance with
a home run and two RBI, but it was not enough as the Tulane University
baseball team dropped the series finale to Conference USA foe East
Carolina, 11-7.
tulanegreenwave.com
Tulane suffers a bullpen blowup
Tulane was well on its way to its biggest weekend of the season, a
Conference USA sweep of East Carolina, when one of the strongest parts
of its team went into a nose dive.
New Orleans Times Picayune
Hillary Talks With UT's Cutcliffe
Interest in QB Aramis Hillary is increasing with USC, Clemson, Georgia,
Mississippi State, Tennessee, Virginia Tech, East Carolina, Maryland and
Troy now showing interest.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Arizona halfback
eyes a run to an SC school
Pelion offensive lineman Dalton Freeman (6-6, 260) is headed towards the
20 offer mark this spring. He now has 15 after offers last week from
Central Florida, East Carolina and Nevada. He also has offers from USC,
Clemson, Duke, Middle Tennessee, Wake Forest, Maryland, NC State,
Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech, Kentucky, Colorado and Georgia Tech.
Columbia (SC) State
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April 8, 2007
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Summer
could bring change for Canes
-Wolfpack
evens series with No. 2 Noles
Still lots
of work for WVU
Mountaineers conclude spring drills with scrimmage
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Road like home for Seahawks
"If you don't go ahead and get the weekdays scheduled, it would be hard
to play East Carolina, North Carolina and NC State."
Wilmington Star-News
April 7, 2007
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Gold-Blue
could be short, sweet and chilly
Rich Rodriguez doesn�t want anyone to shy away from attending West
Virginia�s Gold-Blue football scrimmage today, but at the same time he�s
not going to promise that it will be terribly entertaining.
-Hugs
and laughter
It wasn�t hard to convince coach to come home
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Deacons
take 8-5 win from Terrapins
-Boldin,
Ghee want back on field
Both were forced to watch from sideline as Wake Forest roared to ACC
championship
-Straight
Sets- Blake, Roddick give U.S. 2-0 lead over Spain
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Asack
picks himself up after heavy hit
After suspension, Duke QB ready to return
-More
of same for Canes
-Kentucky
recruits Gillispie as new coach
Panthers willing
to trade Jenkins
Charlotte Observer
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-USC's
offense improved but again outplayed
Steve Spurrier did his share of head-shaking and visor-flailing during
South Carolina's scrimmage Friday afternoon at Williams-Brice Stadium.
-Gamecocks
thrash Florida
-Bowden
hopes defense steps up
Following Clemson's spring football practice on Friday, head coach Tommy
Bowden turned his attention toward the team scrimmage being held today
at Death Valley.
April 6, 2007
UNCW fires athletic director Capaccio
The University of North Carolina Wilmington fired athletic director Mike
Capaccio on Thursday, cutting short a tenure packed with triumph, but
also turmoil that ultimately fractured the university's modest fan base.
Wilmington Star-News
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Huggins
comes home
WVU grad returns with five-year contract
-Will
it be a group Hug?
-Huggins
decision stuns Kansas State officials
The good, the bad and the ugly comes to West Virginia
So West Virginia has given the keys to the basketball kingdom to Bob
Huggins. Which begs the question: Would you give the keys to anything to
Bob Huggins?
New Orleans Times Picayune
Field wide open
for coaching job at UK
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Pack
aide Harris files complaint after arrest
A lawyer representing Larry Harris, an assistant men's basketball coach
at N.C. State, said Thursday he has filed a complaint with the Raleigh
Police Department objecting to the way his client was treated when
stopped by an officer.
-Hurricanes
wipe slate clean
-Stingley
leaves legacy in death
-Coach
G leaves 'comfort zone'
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Next
Bobcats coach a `lucky man'
-Panthers
agree to terms with QB David Carr
-Davis Cup-
On the surface, U.S. has advantage
Roddick to lead U.S. in Davis Cup against Spain
Greensboro News-Record
Davis says Tar Heels are having productive workouts this spring
Winston Salem Journal
History always a part of Masters
NASCAR has Daytona, where it starts all over again, baseball has its
opening days and nights, some of which in recent years have been held in
foreign countries.
Greenville (SC) News
April 5, 2007
Former Grambling football coach Eddie Robinson dies at 88
Houston Chronicle
1919 EDDIE ROBINSON 2007
Eddie Robinson, an icon of college football at Grambling for more than
half a century, died late Tuesday night, a decade after he retired as
the sport's winningest coach. He was 88.
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Huggins
rumors fly as WVU looks for coach
-Rodriguez
riled as spring drills near end
-Billy
to UK? Don�t ask
From the Charlotte Observer
-Charlotte
gets win;can still dream
Wallace and Co. keep slim postseason hopes
-Football
trend- I-AA teams playing big boys
-Facing
the Best
-Packer
says he wasn't being homophobic
-N.C.
trout season opens
Spurrier
questions players' passion
Columbia (SC) State
Tigers squeak past 'Dogs
Addison Johnson's double scored the winning run in the bottom of the
ninth as Clemson beat Georgia 11-10 on Wednesday night.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
From the Fayetteville
Observer
-FSU
football team has void on the field
-ESPN
affiliate adds local show
We�ll focus heavily on the ACC, East Carolina, NASCAR, golf, stuff like
that
April 4, 2007
What�s
next for WVU?
Lots of questions surround Beilein�s departure to Michigan
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Charlotte Baseball Cracks NCBWA Top 30 Poll
CSTV.com
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Goestenkors
heads to Texas
-Duke
begins coaching search
-Ackley,
Fronk power Heels
UNC-CH baseball routs UNCW.
-National:
Altman
changes mind about Arkansas
-It's
all over now for Hurricanes
The 2006 Stanley Cup champions won't get a chance to defend their crown,
becoming the third team to miss the playoffs the year after winning the
title. Tuesday's 3-2 loss to the Tampa Bay Lightning made sure of it.
-Wallace
leads Bobcats to big win over Wizards
A reporter bent over to pick up a box score in Washington's quiet locker
room, and Gilbert Arenas tried to stop him.
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-New
Hanover's Walker commits to Wake Forest
Walker chose Wake Forest over offers from NC State, Clemson, Virginia,
Miami, Virginia Tech, East Carolina and UNC Wilmington.
-Pack
receives its 1st commitment for '08
Price for Clemson tickets holds steady
Greenville (SC) News
April 3, 2007
Report-
UM offers job to Beilein
According to multiple sources in Michigan, John Beilein is considering an
offer to become the University of Michigan�s next basketball.
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
WVU can�t confirm Beilein is leaving
Unconfirmed reports Monday night were that John Beilein has accepted an
offer to become head basketball coach at the University of Michigan
Beckley (WV)
Register Herald
Beilein- Here today, gone tomorrow?
Here we go again.
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-NHL:
Canes can't
do it alone
The Carolina Hurricanes need some help getting into the playoffs. How
much help depends on how much the Tampa Bay Lightning, Montreal
Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs are willing to cooperate in the final
three games of the regular season.
-Numbers
down for women
This is an exciting time for women's basketball.
-Yow
asks coaches to 'Think Pink'
Wolfpack coach honored by WBCA.
-Coach
still deciding
-Williams
voted into hall
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Former
Devils are voted into Hall of Fame
Bubas, Groat and Driesell will be inducted into college-basketball hall
in Kansas City
-Filling
the Void- Duke's Asack eager to get back on football field after missing
last year
Got $600
million? You could own Cubs
Charlotte Observer
April 2, 2007
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Power
schools face off again
Ohio State and Florida resume their all-sports championship series
tonight when their basketball teams meet for the national title at the
Georgia Dome. The schools played for the national championship in
football on Jan. 8, in Arizona.
-Canes
right their sinking ship with third-period rally
-UNC-CH
women parallel men's path
Up by 12 points, 48-36, against Tennessee with just over eight minutes
left, the Tar Heel women completely collapsed in a Final Four semifinal
game at the Quicken Loans Arena.
-Can-do
attitude propels Knights
The Rutgers women's basketball team can be patient, resourceful, accurate
from the floor and pesky on defense.
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Niesen
pitches Deacons to 6-0 victory over Heels
-Davis
Cup Notebook- U.S. team is taken for stock-car rides; Fish ready to play
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Cooper,
Disher help USC salvage series finale
-Hurricanes
win deciding game
It was definitely un-Floridalike weather Sunday, but Miami persevered,
beating Clemson, to win the decisive game of a three-game Atlantic Coast
Conference series at Doug Kingsmore Stadium.
-Mountaineers
complete sweep of Paladins
NASCAR:
Tough call- Race him or wreck him?
He huffed and puffed. Rammed and slammed. And even cussed. No matter what
Jeff Gordon tried, teammate Jimmie Johnson led as they sped to the
checkered flag Sunday at Martinsville Speedway.
The Virginian Pilot
NASCAR:
Jimmie Johnson wins at Martinsville
Greensboro News-Record
Bobcats help put
Raptors in playoffs
Loss puts Charlotte closer to securing Toronto's draft pick
Charlotte Observer
Shrine Bowl decision delayed
No decision yet. The Shriners will meet at 9 a.m. today in Columbia to
determine the site of next year's Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas -- held
in Spartanburg for the last three years. They were originally scheduled
to meet Sunday in Charlotte.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
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April 8, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Donnie
Jones Named Marshall Men's Basketball Head Coach
Marshall University President Stephen J. Kopp and Director of Athletics
Bob Marcum introduced University of Florida Associate Head Coach Donnie
Jones as Marshall's new men's basketball coach on Saturday.
-Tiger
Baseball Claims Series with 5-3 Win Over 21st-Ranked Tulane
-USM
Evens Series With 8-3 Win Over UCF in Game Two of Weekend Series
From the
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
-Jones-
It's an honor to be at Marshall
Donnie Jones donned the traditional green blazer of Marshall University
on Saturday and told a crowd of reporters, old friends and university
staff "It's a great honor, obviously, to be here.
-Jones
'gets it'
-Jones
brings hope to Herd faithful
-Move
puts Joneses closer to family
-Goals
set high for Gridiron Foundation
Chad Pennington's never been accused of lowering expectations.
Herd offense hits goals
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Callaway ready to move UAB forward
The Decatur (AL) Daily
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Nelson
showing flashes of past brilliance at TE
-Golden
Eagles rebound behind Bowden's hot hand
U of M recruit dazzles crowd with clever
feeds
Memphis Commercial Appeal
April 7, 2007
From the
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
-Jones
tabbed as next Herd coach
Billy Donovan makes all the right moves.
-Tinker
leads bulked up defensive line
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Point�s
Jones gets call as new Herd coach
Donovan assistant to be named hoops coach today
-QB
battle will highlight Herd�s visit to UC Stadium today
Bail set for man accused in slaying of Rice player
Houston Chronicle
From conferenceusa.com
-UCF
Uses Run in 10th Inning to Defeat Southern Miss, 5-4
-Tulane
Falls In Series-Opener To Memphis, 14-5
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Southern
Miss football- Young looks sharp with final year ahead
-USM
surrenders lead, falls in 10th
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tiger
backs earn praise for hard running
-Tigers
hammer Tulane pitching
Memphis pounds Tulane
New Orleans Times Picayune
Offense shows better in second scrimmage
Birmingham News
SMU, Tubbs still await answers
A year after SMU fired basketball coach Jimmy Tubbs, he and the school
are still waiting for the NCAA's response to the investigation that led
to his dismissal. Tubbs, 58, is still living in DeSoto and hoping to
find the right opportunity to get back into coaching.
Dallas Morning News
Golden Eagles enjoying competition this spring
Hattiesburg American
April 6, 2007
Rice basketball player stabbed to death
Sophomore guard was involved in an altercation outside a College Station
bar
Houston Chronicle
From conferenceusa.com
-Owls
Take On East Carolina In Three-Game Weekend Series
-C-USA
Spring Football Prospectus
-Site
to Change for 2007 C-USA Baseball Championship
-Rice
Mourns Loss of Student
-Larry
Eustachy and Southern Miss Agree to Two-Year Contract Extension
-Herd
Nine Heads to Liberty for Three-Game Series in Lynchburg, Va.
-USM
Travels To Orlando, Fla., to Face UCF in Conference USA Weekend Series
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-C-USA
Baseball Tournament moved to Greenville, NC
-Reducing
swing makes speedy Davis tougher out
Eagles take on Knights
Hattiesburg American
USM wants to end
C-USA losing streak
Biloxi Sun Herald
Jones interviews for head coaching job at Marshall
Gainesville Sun
From the
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
-Pair
of coaching candidates visit MU
-Tight
end depth an MU strength
From the
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-MU
defense looking for linebackers anywhere
-Donovan
promotes Marshall -- and assistant Jones for Herd post
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Chicago's
point guard supreme looks to 'fit in perfect' with Tigers
-Tiger
receiver showing playmaking ability
From the Tulsa World
-Duncan
glad to be back after injury
-Questions
and Answers
-Hurricane
shows an improvement
Texas Bowl set for return date at Reliant Stadium
Representatives of Conference USA and the Big 12 were on hand to kick off
the second year of the Texas Bowl.
Charlotte Business Journal
From the El Paso Times
-Secondary
to welcome back players
-UTEP
notes- Miner receiving corps struggles to make plays
April 5, 2007
USM extends Eustachy through 2010-11
When Southern Miss men's basketball coach Larry Eustachy sat down with
USM athletic director Richard Giannini to talk about a contract
extension, there were no agents, no lawyers, no third-party negotiators.
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
USM fans have short memories
PIECE OF ADVICE for Southern Miss baseball fans: Step away from the
ledge.
Hattiesburg American
Memphis talent shows stuff during scrimmage
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From conferenceusa.com
-Ohio
Upends Marshall Baseball, 9-6
-Tigers
Take on 21st-Ranked Tulane in Conference USA Weekend
COLLEGE BEAT
Birmingham News
Donovan stumps for Jones to get Marshall
job
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
From the
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
-Donovan
returns to Marshall
-Snapper
McClellan shines in special teams scrimmage
-Binswanger
working hard on his game
-Ohio
rallies late to beat Herd, 9-6
From the
Tulsa World
-Wojcik
'flattered' by talk
He has been listed as a candidate for the West Virginia post.
-TU
Notebook- Price watch
Fans wanting a game ticket to the Sept. 21 home game against Oklahoma
will pay $75 per seat.
Top-100
recruit commits to play at UTEP
El Paso Times
April 4, 2007
WAVE MUSCLES UP ON TIGERS
Tulane's Anthony Scelfo and Brad Emaus each drove in four runs as the
Green Wave banged out 22 hits and beat LSU 16-9 Tuesday night at Zephyr
Field.
New Orleans Times Picayune
From conferenceusa.com
-Opening
Day MLB Rosters Feature 13 C-USA Players
-Cougar's
Winning Streak Snapped at Baylor on Tuesday
-Marshall
Falls at Louisville, 17-1
-Owls
Rally Past Prairie View 5-4 Tuesday Night
-Southern
Miss Downs Nicholls State, 13-5, In Midweek Non-Conference Game
-Offensive
Exlosion Leads Tulane Past Arch-Rival LSU, 16-9
-USF
Hands UCF Baseball an 11-4 Loss Tuesday
-Winner
of Three Straight, UAB Looks to Avenge Early Season Loss to Alabama
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Football-
McGee in mix as USM searches for new corners
-Cuevas,
Ewing help Eagles roll
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Rice
rallies in ninth to survive scare from PV
-UH
NOTEBOOK- Lewis enjoys call from Hall
U of M's defense a spring hit
Memphis Commercial Appeal
MU�s
inside men
Wilson, El-Amin adjusting to move from defensive end to tackle
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
-Marshall
linebackers in focus
-Snyder
happy with play of young lineman
-Billy
Donovan back in town to speak at dinner
Miners know
rushing attack must get better
The UTEP offense, by design, revolves around the pass. Last season,
however, that was more than just a philosophy. It was the only hope.
Behind a young, patchwork offensive line, the Miners averaged 2.4 yards
per rush and 57.6 yards per game.
El Paso Times
Learning curve
Quarterback Paul Smith was recently asked to describe Tulsa's new
hurry-up, no-huddle offensive attack.
Tulsa World
April 3, 2007
Tulane, LSU to renew heated rivalry tonight
Tulane took its three-game home series from East Carolina (ranked 19th
last week), and LSU won two of three games at Alabama.
New Orleans Times Picayune
From conferenceusa.com
-Baseball
Notebook
Rice at East Carolina Showdown Highlights This Week's Conference Action
-Softball
Notebook
Houston Tops the League Standings at 11-1
-Marshall
Travels to Louisville to Face Cardinals on Tuesday at New Time of 4 p.m.
-Southern
Miss Hosts Nicholls State on Tuesday in Midweek Game
-Tulane
To Battle Arch-Rival LSU Tuesday At Zephyr Field
-CSTV.com's
'Going Yard' Tour To Visit UCF's Jay Bergman Field
-Owls
Host Prairie View Tuesday Night At Reckling Park
MU greats like the looks of Herd
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
Coleman leaves TU basketball
Redshirt freshman Sean Coleman has decided to leave the Tulsa basketball
program
Tulsa World
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-C-USA
honors pair of Tigers
-National:
Hogs grab Creighton's coach; Heath goes to USF
Miners
become first college team in Hall of Fame
The 1966 Texas Western Miners carved another notch in history Monday,
becoming the first college team to be elected to the Naismith Memorial
Basketball Hall of Fame.
El Paso Times
April 2, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Weekend
Baseball Roundup
UAB, Rice and Memphis Posted Sweeps; Tulane Took 2-of-3 from ECU
-No.
8 Rice Completes Sweep Of Marshall With 12-6 Win Sunday
-Memphis
Sweeps No. 29 Southern Miss for First Time Since 1999
Baseball- Big innings doom Golden Eagles in doubleheader loss
Memphis used big innings in both ends of a doubleheader Sunday to beat
Southern Miss 7-5 and 8-5 and complete a weekend sweep of the Golden
Eagles at Nat Buring Stadium.
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
take two from USM, close out sweep
-Calipari:
I was never offered Hogs job
From the
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
-UCF
blanks Herd in series finale, 5-0
-Fantasy
Camp gives Herd trio chance to relive early days at Marshall
TU Spring Football- Newcomer shines in scrimmage
Tulsa World
Transfers
have big impact on returning players
El Paso Times
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