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May 20, 2007
Pentecost
(Christian & Orthodox)
Whitsunday
(Christian)
Anniversary - Cellophane Tape
Pick Strawberries Day
Birthday - Vincent Price (actor)
Birthday - Wild Bill Hickock (frontiersman)
From Bonesville.net
-Peele:
Woody's Ramblings
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Clark-LeClair ready to pinch-hit for Turchin
-BVL:
Pirates salvage series finale [Box Score]
-BVL:
C-USA Baseball Standings, Scores, Schedule
-BVL:
C-USA & NCAA Tournament Schedules
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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C-USA baseball pairings set, ECU faces Tulane
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Southern Miss' Eustachy gets raise, extension
�
Houston slams Aggies in NCAA regional softball
Forbes Lifts Pirates Over UAB 10-2
ECU Finishes Second In Conference Standings
ecupirates.com
UAB Finishes Tied for Fourth with Loss to No. 29 ECU
uabsports.com
Pirates avoid sweep by slugging UAB
Birmingham News
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Athlete's
trading card sparked ECU man's passion to collect autographs
-Injuries
cut stunt career short
Like any true man's man, Tim Metcalf can take you on a journey into the
past using his scars as a road map.
Homemade energy bars sell across US
ECU grad, Ex-sports model creates Raw Crunch snacks made in Matthews
Charlotte Observer
Manion, Truex remain revved up
Boston Herald
May 19, 2007
Armed Forces Day
May Ray Day
Anniversary - Boys' Clubs
Birthday - Malcolm X (civil rights activist)
Birthday - Pete Townsend (musician)
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
UAB knocks off Pirates again [Box Score]
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (M. Parsons, B. Hergett)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
�
C-USA moves toward 6th bowl partnership
�
Heels extend Williams' contract through 2015
�
Rice's Savery semifinalist for Dick Howser honor
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Rally Comes Up Short, 3-2
No. 29 East Carolina dropped game two of a three-game series to UAB
Friday night in Conference USA play 3-2 at Young Memorial Field
-Pirate
Baseball GameDay Central
UAB Takes 2-0 Series Lead with 3-2 Victory Friday Night
uabsports.com
UAB withstands rally to again beat ECU
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates Take the Lead for Spencer
scout.com
USC Offers "Underrated" OL
Becton has also received offers from Maryland, East Carolina, and NC
State.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
May 18, 2007
Celebrate Your Elected Officials Day
International Museum Day
National Bike to Work Day
National Defense Transportation Day
National Pizza Party Day
Visit Your Relatives Day
Birthday - Mother's Whistler
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Blazers blast Pirates [Box Score]
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Kelly Ferrin, Bill Graham)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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East Carolina women's hoops adds Georgia star
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Gastonia Ashbrook high jumper heading for ECU
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Va. tennis standout joins ECU women's team
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Drop Series Opener 11-2
Mitch Kloskowski pitched his first career complete game and UAB
capitalized on four East Carolina errors in an 11-2 win Thursday at
Young Memorial Field in Conference USA action.
-Women's
Tennis Adds Gordon To Program
Pirates stumble at UAB
Greenville Daily Reflector
Kloskowski's Complete Game Helps UAB Beat No. 29 ECU, 11-2
conferenceusa.com
From scout.com
-Junior
Highlights- Chris Fleurmont
-Is
Cox the Future at Quarterback?
East Carolina to play villain for Virginia Tech's return
Bluefield Daily Telegraph (AP)
Toughness impresses Parker
He also has noteworthy offers from Appalachian State, East Carolina and
Mississippi State.
Augusta Chronicle
Herenda leaving Spartans post
Cabrini College named Greg Herenda, the former associate head coach at
East Carolina under Bill Herion, as men's basketball coach.
The Suburban Chicago Courier News
May 17, 2007
Ascension Day/Feast of the Ascension (Christian)
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View From The 'ville
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Baseball guru high on Pirates' possibilities
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Roy Cooper, Th. Forrest)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Weatherbee: ECU football tix may get scarce
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Cougars face La-La in NCAA softball opener
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Southland Conference star pulls out of NBA draft
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Pa. justices hear arguments on Paterno's salary
From
ecupirates.com
-Football
Season Ticket Sales Surpass Previous All-Time Mark
ECU has already received orders for 16,476 season tickets, surpassing the
previous standard of 16,318 set in 2006.
-Kim
Gay Becomes Latest Signee For Women's Basketball
Gay completes 2007-08 incoming class
-Taylor
Connor Joins Women's Track and Field Team for 2007-08
-Pirate
Baseball GameDay Central
Pirates look to stay in second in C-USA
Washington Daily News
UAB Hosts No. 29 East Carolina for Final Regular Season Series
conferenceusa.com
ECU aims to douse Blazers
Greenville Daily Reflector
From scout.com
-Signee
Highlights- Michael Byrd
-Pirate
Offer is Big for Cooper
-Pirates
Take the Lead for Spencer
Bombers bank on Brad to back Glenn
We may end up going with six depending on what happens with John Stocco
and Will Proctor (Clemson) and James Pinkney (East Carolina)."
Winnipeg Free Press
May 16, 2007
Biographer�s Day
Wear Purple for Peace Day
International Sea Monkey Day
Love a Tree Day
Turn Beauty Inside Out Day
Anniversary - Academy Awards
Birthday - Liberace (pianist)
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Elon throttles Pirates [Box Score]
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Ozie Hall, Sam Watts)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Winthrop guard in coma following car wreck
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C-USA announces outstanding track performers
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Conference reaches agreement in 'Summit' talks
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Pirate
assistant coach Thompson resigns
Suspended East Carolina assistant football coach Donnie Thompson resigned
his position Tuesday, severing all ties with the school.
-Pirates
come up empty at plate against Elon
The more things changed, the more they stayed the same for East Carolina
Tuesday night in a 4-2 loss to Elon.
-Around Campus:
School officials looking at future
Lewter's Complete Game Lifts Elon Over ECU 4-2
Kyle Roller's two home runs was not enough for No. 29 East Carolina as
they fell to in-state foe Elon 4-2 Tuesday night in midweek action
inside Lewis Field at Clark-LeClair Stadium in the final regular season
home game for the Pirates.
ecupirates.com
Elon Downs No. 29 East Carolina 4-2
elonphoenix.com
Asst. coach leaves Pirates
East Carolina and Donnie Thomson officially parted ways on Tuesday.
New Bern Sun Journal
Size, speed key assets in pit event
When Jeff Kerr played football at East Carolina, he ran the 40-yard dash
in just over 4.5 seconds. He can still motor. A big reason for the Truex
team's victory ...
Charlotte Observer
May 15, 2007
Police Officer's Memorial Day
National Chocolate Chip Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
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Momentum comes at the right time for ECU
-BVL:
Collegiate Baseball News & Baseball America polls
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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ECU's Krog heads for NCAA golf championship
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Gators the college choice for guard Jai Lucas
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Miami present Pata's degree to family members
Pirate Baseball GameDay Central
Elon vs. Pirates, May 15 - 7:00 PM
ecupirates.com
Kemp, Roller come up with key hits in Pirates victories
Washington Daily News
From scout.com
-Pirate
Prospects- Darius Spencer
-Signee
Highlights- Ben Herlocker
-Womack-
'I Like the Direction of the Program'
Pirates to take on Phoenix
Washington Daily News
Funding needed for ECU dental school
Greenville Daily Reflector
McMahon addresses Sacred Heart grads
Connecticut Post
May 14, 2007
Jamestown Founding Day
National Meeting Planners Appreciation Day
National Receptionists Day
Underground America Day
Anniversary - Lewis and Clark Expedition
Anniversary - Stars and Stripes Forever
From Bonesville.net
-Gold:
Gold Nuggets
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Timing isn't everything
-BVL:
C-USA Baseball Standings, Scores, Schedule
-BVL:
Pirates roll with Roller, finish sweep [Box Score]
-BVL:
Kemp homer short-circuits UCF [Box Score]
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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ECU men win C-USA 4x100-meter relay
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Pirate softball falls in Conference USA final
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Green team rolls as Glanville era kicks off
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU
Completes Sweep Of UCF 13-8
-Kemp's
Long Ball Lifts Pirates Over Knights
From ucfathletics.com
-UCF's
Offense Returns, Still Cannot Overcome No. 30 ECU in 13-8 Loss
-Six
Unanswered Runs Not Enough as No. 30 ECU Edges UCF Baseball, 8-7
Good night, Knights
ECU completes sweep of UCF
Greenville Daily Reflector
Linemen drawing the bulk of attention
Columbia (SC) State
WWE chief pumps up graduates
Vince McMahon, chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment in Stamford,
told about 1,000 Sacred Heart University graduates yesterday not to back
down when times get tough.
Stamford Advocate
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May 20, 2007
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Harvick
betters Johnson for victory
-Rick
Hendrick weighs in on Earnhardt Jr.
From the Raleigh News
& Observer
-Clemson
6, N.C. State 3
-Heels
claim Coastal
Deacons win 9-8, clinch spot in tourney
Winston Salem Journal
Sarge receives a
fitting finale
Columbia (SC) State
White hot 'Hawks
The UNC-Wilmington baseball team finished its regular season with 10 wins
in a row after routing George Mason 15-2 on Saturday in a Colonial
Athletic Association game at Brooks Field.
Wilmington Star-News
May 19, 2007
From the Raleigh News
& Observer
-Poulk
powers Wolfpack
-2007
N.C. Sports Hall of Fame inductees
From the
Greenville (SC) News
-Loss
leaves USC sweepless in SEC
-Tigers
fall again
UNCW bats stay hot as winning streak hits nine in a row
Wilmington Star-News
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Kenseth's
crew rips offa fast stop to win all-star pole
-Judge
sides with AT&T in NASCAR logo dispute
-Deacons'
title puts heat on rest of ACC
Hall has been
voice of racing for nearly 50 years
Fayetteville Observer
May 18, 2007
Upgrades coming to WVU Coliseum
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
�Huggy Bear� comes full circle
Beckley Register Herald
NASCAR NUTS- Drivers are expecting anything and everything during
All-Star weekend at Lowe's
Winston Salem Journal
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Deacons
made us believers
The heartbeat of Wake Forest football never has been this rapid -- and
for obvious reasons. Jim Grobe didn't bolt for another challenge in the
Big Ten or the SEC. Or even to another ACC school, where there were a
couple of vacant spots, including at Chapel Hill and Raleigh.
-NCCU
announces basketball signees
UVa
changes football seating plan
The school's new policy, which starts in 2008, is similar to one put in
place at Virginia Tech in 2005.
Roanoke Times
Jones' six RBIs carry USC
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
USC basketball team dismisses Jones
Greenville (SC) News
From the Raleigh News
& Observer
-Mangum
powers Pack to victory over Tigers
-Rounding
the bases
A look at area college baseball.
-Heels
reward Williams
Charlotte Baseball Wins First Atlantic 10 Baseball Championship
cstv.com
U.Va., Va. Tech recognized for football graduation rates
Hampton Roads Daily Press
May 17, 2007
From the
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
-Eagles'
Adams dies
Winthrop Point guard was injured in weekend car accident
-A
story worth telling
In his short life, De'Andre reached goal of being successful
-Winthrop
fans loss mourn of their smile
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Winthrop
player Adams dies of injuries
-Is
Jordan's high profile part of plan?
-Newman's
team earns a clean win
-Pit
crews compete for time -- and money
-ACC
proposes early signing date for football
-Football
title game up for grabs
Bids from Charlotte, 3 others due by August
-NASCAR
penalty stings Earnhardt Jr. team
Campbell courting
big name coach
Campbell University is considering at least one high-profile candidate in
its search for a baseball coach.
Fayetteville Observer
Fans must pay more for good seats
University of Virginia football season-ticket holders will have to pony
up more...
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the Raleigh News
& Observer
-Pack
hosts No. 15 Tigers in final ACC baseball series
-Tar
Heels' Wright signs with agent
Fielding a different dream at N.C. State
Greensboro News-Record (AP)
From the Columbia (SC)
State
-Charleston-area
players came to USC with great potential
-Baseball
| Gamecocks vs. Bulldogs
-Baseball
| Tigers vs. Wolfpack
From the
Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers
Gaining steam
-Tanner
tweaks USC's rotation
May 16, 2007
Falwell, Founder of Liberty University, Dies
libertyflames.com
Athletics and
the Flames big deal to Falwell
Liberty's founder saw sports as a way to promote his message.
Roanoke Times
Gray part of Hokie picture
He admits that although expectations are always very high for the
football team, perhaps they will be even higher when East Carolina comes
to Blacksburg
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Headfirst into the new job
After starting at Wisconsin-Whitewater, where he was both a player and a
coach, Jagodzinski has made stops at Northern Illinois, Louisiana State,
East Carolina, and BC (twice).
Boston Globe
From the Raleigh News
& Observer
-Fighting
to fight in North Carolina
MMA fighter, who trains Fort Bragg soldiers, trying to get home state to
lift ban on sport
-Eventually,
ACC will play 18-game conference sked
-Fedroff
powers Tar Heels to win
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Clemson
drops coach's pregnancy policy
-Charlotte
hitters batter Virginia Tech
Best-Laid Plans- Brackman's baseball season at N.C. State hasn't gone
particularly well, because of too much weight training
Winston Salem Journal
Tigers club College of Charleston in home finale
Anderson Independent
USC ranked as high as 10th, Tigers ranked 15th in baseball
Greenville (SC) News
May 15, 2007
Tech may retire No. 32 to honor victims
Hampton Roads Daily Press
State extends
deals of coaches
N.C. State Athletic Director Lee Fowler announced contract extensions for
Sidney Lowe and Kay Yow on Monday
Fayetteville Observer
From the Raleigh News
& Observer
-Revenue
forecast realized
ACC officials correctly predicted that sharing income in an expanded
league would not penalize existing members.
-ACC
could lengthen hoops league schedule
NCAA wrangling with baseball grades
Wilmington Star-News (AP)
Clemson jumps
into hosting discussion after victory at FSU
Columbia (SC) State
From the Winston Salem
Journal
-Appalachian
State is on solid footing
Mountaineers enjoy new turf at baseball stadium
-Coaches
oppose NCAA's new rules
Baseball players face tougher standards for playing, transferring
It's not always about money for coaches
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Clemson criticizes ESPN story on student-athlete abortions
Anderson Independent
Spring is not in the err for college sports fanatics
Greensboro News-Record
NASCAR Consumed
With Earnhardt Watch
Durham Herald-Sun
May 14, 2007
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Winthrop
player injured in car wreck
-Proposal
for 18-game slate riles ACC coaches
-Rally
secures 49ers win, A-10 bye
McConnell's
arm helps Wolfpack take series
Raleigh News & Observer
Gordon wins at
Darlington
Hendrick cars are 5-for-5 in Car of Tomorrow races as Jeff Gordon wins at
Darlington.
Fayetteville Observer
From the Columbia (SC)
State
-Vols
can�t keep pace with USC�s power
-Reborn
Tigers take FSU series
Virginia Tech basketball recruit changes mind
Some Virginia Tech coaches have found that the April 16 shootings on the
Blacksburg, Va., campus have not changed recruits' minds about the
school. But the tragedy apparently has affected the decision of one of
Tech's top men's basketball signees.
Greensboro News-Record
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May 20, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Rice
Will be Top Seed at C-USA Baseball Championship
Tournament Begins on Wednesday in Greenville, N.C.
-No.
2 Owls Complete Sweep Of Memphis With 7-4 Win
-Southern
Miss Earns No. 3 Seed In 2007 Conference USA Baseball Tournament
-Seniors,
Graduates Play Big Roles In Baseball's 7-0 Victory
-Herd
Baseball Wins Season Finale, 6-3, at UCF
-Houston
Softball Stuns No. 7 Texas A&M
-Tulsa
Takes NCAA Central Regional Championship
From the Biloxi Sun
Herald
-Clark leads
Southern Mississippi over Houston
-State
approves Eustachy deal
Renovations coming along
Hattiesburg American
From the Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-Eagles
playing way into regional talk
-College
Baseball- Golden Eagles, Clark continue hot streak
-USM
to face UAB in C-USA Tournament
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-C-USA
boss says basketball on verge
Since taking over as Conference USA commissioner in October 2002, Britton
Banowsky has presided over a seismic shift in the league.
-C-USA
contenders improved
Cougars, Golden Eagles figure to push Memphis
-Rice
finishes off sweep of U of M
From the Houston
Chronicle
-Rice
beats Memphis to extend streak to 18
-Rice
wins 18th straight, prepares for C-USA tourney
-Durham's
grand slam empowers UH in softball postseason
From the Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
-UCF
sweeps Herd to earn last C-USA tournament spot
-Bartrum
and Brown Camp brings together Herd relatives
Tulane finds some relief in taking series
New Orleans Times Picayune
2007 Preview- UTEP
Miners
Fox Sports
May 19, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Baseball Championship Seeding Update
UCF Punches its Ticket to Finish the 2007 Field
-Bowden
Shutouts Houston For Second-Straight Game, 4-0, To Claim Series Win for
USM
-Houston
Shut Out Again by Southern Miss
-Three
Runs in the Ninth Put UCF Baseball in C-USA Championship Next Week
-UCF
Scores Three in Ninth to Fight Past Marshall Baseball, 8-7
-Rice's
Three-Run Sixth Dooms Tiger Baseball, 4-2
-Owls
Rally Past Memphis For 4-2 Win Friday Night
-Wallace
Lifts Baseball Past Chicago State In 4-2 Friday Victory
-UH
Softball Outlasts ULL in NCAA Softball Championship
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-USM
jumps three spots in baseball ratings
But coupled with East Carolina�s loss at UAB, the win vaulted USM past
the Pirates in the Ratings Percentage Index projections at
boyd�sworld.com.
-Once
again, Golden Eagle arm stifles Cougars
From the Houston
Chronicle
-Rice's
comeback upends Memphis; win streak hits 17
-UH
has no answer for Southern Miss
-Valis
hits game-winning home run; UH beats ULL 4-3 in softball
Wallace picks up slack for Wave
New Orleans Times Picayune
Pregnancy policy gone from U of M
Memphis Commercial Appeal
College Weekend Preview- May 18-20
Rice and East Carolina have locked up regional spots, but after that it's
wide open. C-USA is starting to look like a three-bid league
Baseball America
May 18, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Conference
USA Concludes Spring Meetings
-Five
C-USA Softball Players Named to NCFA All-Region Teams
-Rice's
Savery Named One of 16 Semifinalists for Dick Howser Trophy
-UCF
Downs Herd 8-6 in Game One of Pivotal Series
-Owls
Top Memphis 6-4 Thursday Night In Series-Opener
-Belanger
Pitches Complete Game Shutout To Lead Baseball To 6-0 Victory Over
Cougars in Game One of Weekend Series
Owls' big inning puts Tigers away
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the Houston
Chronicle
-Rice
runs baseball win streak to 16
Owls hold off late Memphis rally, win 16th straight
-Southern
Miss pitcher ends UH's run
-UH
ready for regional softball opener
Belanger hurls Golden Eagles past Cougars
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Wave falls to Chicago State
New Orleans Times Picayune
Marshall�s Jones making up for lost recruits
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-UCF's
home opener switched to ESPN2
-Torchy
Clark might not be honored
May 17, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Houston
Plays Host to C-USA Rival Southern Miss Beginning Thursday Night
-Southern
Miss Ends Regular Season With Conference USA Series at Houston
-C-USA
Championship Berth on the Line as Herd Baseball Visits UCF
-Memphis
Travels To No. 2 Rice for Final C-USA Regular Season Series
-Owls
Host Memphis In Three-Game C-USA Series To Wrap-Up Regular Season
-Tulane
To Close Out Regular Season With 3-Game Series vs. Chicago State
USM eyes third
seed
Win at Houston could clinch it
Biloxi Sun Herald
Baines signs at Marshall
Marshall University's men's basketball coach is seeking versatility and
players who can push pace, a philosophy furthered by Wednesday's signing
of North Carolina prep standout Tirrell Baines to a National Letter of
Intent.
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
need victories against Rice
-C-USA
idea- 30-second clock
Innovative thinking could elevate league
-C-USA
Notebook: New bowl tie-in for league
C-USA guaranteed six postseason slots
Hot-hitting Eagles target strong finish
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Green Wave pitchers in need of support
New Orleans Times Picayune
Former UAB coach happy to give back
Birmingham News
COLLEGES- Louisiana forward picks UH
Houston Chronicle
Former coach's name likely will not appear on the floor of UCF's new
arena
Orlando Sentinel
Former SMU star Shuford dies at 92
Harry Shuford, a two-time All American and tri-captain of SMU's 1936 Rose
Bowl team, died Wednesday. He was 92.
Dallas Morning News
May 16, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Track & Field Recognizes Individual Award Winners
-Houston
Takes 6-4 Win at Sam Houston State on Tuesday
-ESPN2
to Televise West Virginia at Marshall Football Game
-Memphis
Sweeps Season Series with UT-Martin
-Southern
Miss Downs UNO, 9-4, in Final Midweek Game of the Year
-Tulane
Falls To C-USA Foe Rice In Series Finale, 7-4
2007 Tulane Preview
College Football News
From the Houston
Chronicle
-Rice
pounds Baylor to earn 15th straight victory in baseball
-UH
holds on for win; San Jacinto claims regional
USM finds power, crushes UNO 9-4
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
USM slams home
four
Biloxi Sun Herald
Southern Miss feasts on Privateers' pitching
New Orleans Times Picayune
MU-WVU game will be on ESPN2
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Marshall gets power forward
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
C-USA Notebook- Holy Cross drops off U of M schedule
Memphis Commercial Appeal
May 15, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Baseball
Notebook
-Herd
and RedHawks Split Doubleheader at University Heights on Monday
-Owls
Host Baylor Tuesday Night; Close Out Regular Season This Week With Four
Home Games
-Baseball
Travels To New Orleans For Final Midweek Game on Tuesday
Rice sweeps
Tulane, claims season title, No. 1 seed
Biloxi Sun Herald
TEXAS COLLEGES- UH's Lormand, Rice's Berry honored
Houston Chronicle
Herd recruits now academically eligible
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
May 14, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Weekend
Baseball Roundup
-Rice
Completes Three-Game Sweep Of Tulane With 7-4 Win Sunday
-UAB
Completes Sweep at Marshall with 12-1 Triumph
-Southern
Miss Uses 12-1 Win In Seven Innings To Collect Weekend Sweep Against
Dallas Baptist
-Houston
To Face Louisiana-Lafayette in NCAA Softball Championship
The Cougars are the lone C-USA squad to make the NCAA Tournament
Baseball- 9-run, 10-hit first puts Eagles ahead to stay
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From the Houston
Chronicle
-Sweep
of Tulane satisfying for Rice
-COLLEGE
BASEBALL- Kingsbury powers UH by Memphis
Tulane swept by Rice
New Orleans Times Picayune
First-inning mistakes give Houston early lead and Tigers can't recover
Memphis Commercial Appeal
A Devine legacy
for Marshall boobirds?
Charleston (WV) Gazette
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