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June 3, 2007
Children's Awareness Memorial Day
Chimborazo Day
National Cancer Survivors Day
Festival of All Saints (Orthodox)
Trinity Sunday (Christian)
Anniversary - First Woman Rabbi in US
Anniversary - Mighty Casey Has Struck Out
Anniversary - Zoot Suit Riots
Birthday - Jefferson Davis (US Statesman)
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Heels scuttle Pirates in bottom of 9th [Box Score]
BVL Audio:
ECU-UNCCH Coaches &
Players Post-game
-BVL:
Chapel Hill Regional Scores & Schedule
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
�
Wolfpack postponed in Columbia regional
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Mailman delivers for alma mater, Louisiana Tech
�
SEC won't push for Division I-A football playoff
From the ecupirates.com
-ECU
Falls In Bottom Of Ninth To UNC, 11-10
Dustin Ackley lined a one-out single to centerfield off Pirate closer
Shane Mathews to score Reid Fronk from second base and cap a dramatic
three-run rally in the bottom of the ninth inning to lift North Carolina
to an 11-10 victory over East Carolina during a pivotal winner's bracket
contest at the Chapel Hill Regional Saturday night at Boshamer Stadium.
-Pirate
Baseball GameDay Central
Chapel Hill Weather-Current/Forecast
weather.com
WCU Live Audio Feed
wwcufm.com
Touching the Bases - SLOG: Chapel Hill Regional
cstv.com
Pirates fail to hold of Heels
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates
drop heartbreaker to Tar Heels
Washington Daily News
From tarheelblue.com
-Tar
Heels Rally Past East Carolina, 11-10
Dustin Ackley singled home the winning run to cap North Carolina's
three-run rally in the ninth inning, helping the Tar Heels beat East
Carolina 11-10 on Saturday night in the Chapel Hill Regional.
-9th-Inning Rally Photo Gallery
-UNC Photo Gallery
-Postgame
Notes
-Postgame
Quotes
Postgame Press Conference (mp3)
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Tar
Heels find a way
Trailing by two runs heading into the bottom of the ninth, top-seeded UNC
roars back to remain undefeated in the NCAA tournament. The Pirates try
to stay alive today.
-Photo
Gallery- June 2, 2007- UNC 11, ECU 10
Heels pull out
wild victory
Durham Herald-Sun
UNC-CH knocks off Diamond Bucs
New Bern Sun Journal
Tar Heels rally in ninth to defeat Pirates 11-10
Winston Salem Journal
Fronk and
frenzy after wild UNC rally
Fronk scores winning run, needs five stitches after celebration injury
Charlotte Observer
From scout.com
-Heels
Win Wild One
North Carolina rallied for three runs in the bottom of the ninth to stave
off an upset bid by East Carolina and is now just one win away from
hosting its first NCAA Super Regional next week.
UNC-ECU: Postgame
Quotes w/Audio
Pirate�s tale: Wreck may end hunt
Blackbeard didn�t leave any fingerprints. No DNA. No signed confession.
Just a shipwreck. And a mystery.
Greensboro News-Record
June 2, 2007
Cheer Coach Day
Do-Dah Parade
National Bubba Day
National Trails Day
Yell "Fudge" at Cobras in North America Day
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Pirates rally past Catamounts 9-8 [Box Score]
BVL Audio:
ECU-WCU Coaches &
Players Post-game
-BVL:
Chapel Hill Regional Scores & Schedule
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Denny O'Brien, J. Boyd)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Hargreaves joins East Carolina football staff
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Paper: Grant in the mix for Gators hoops job
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Tulsa's Korbe shares Byron Nelson honor
From the ecupirates.com
-Ray
Lifts Pirates Over Catamounts, 9-8
Jamie Ray's two-RBI single in the bottom of the eighth inning gave East
Carolina a 9-8 win in opening play of the Chapel Hill Regional over
Western Carolina at Boshamer Stadium.
-Pirate
Baseball GameDay Central
Second seed East Carolina will face top-seed and No.3 national seed North
Carolina in the winners bracket game on Saturday, June 2 at 5 p.m. (EDT)
in the Chapel Hill Regional. The Pirates (40-21) will be the visiting
team and will send junior lefty Dustin Sasser to the hill against the
Tarheels (49-12) Alex White.
-Vernon
Hargreaves Joins ECU Football Staff
Vernon Hargreaves has been named defensive ends coach and special teams
coordinator at East Carolina University according to an announcement
from head football coach Skip Holtz Friday. Hargreaves' appointment at
ECU will mark a reunion with Holtz as the pair worked together for four
seasons at Connecticut beginning in 1994.
Pirates rally to top Catamounts
Washington Daily News
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-ECU
outscratches Cats
-East
Carolina hires Hargreaves as Holtz tweaks staff
Diamond Bucs rally to beat WCU
New Bern Sun Journal
Pirates rally
past Catamounts
Durham Herald-Sun
Pirates rally past Catamounts
Asheville Citizen-Times
Catamounts Unable to Hold Lead; Late Rally Lifts East Carolina
catamountsports.com
East Carolina
9, Western Carolina 8
Fayetteville Observer
ECU rallies, tops Western Carolina
Winston Salem Journal
June 1, 2007
Hug Your Cat Day
National Leave The Office Early Day
Pen Pal Day
Birthday - Marilyn Monroe (actress)
Anniversary - CNN
Anniversary - Heimlich Maneuver
From Bonesville.net
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Dr. Ranny Chitwood et al)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Kragthorpe boots pair from Louisville program
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Duke's Danowski is lacrosse player of year
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Dollars lure Donovan to NBA's Orlando Magic
Pirate Baseball GameDay Central
The second-seeded Pirates (39-21) will head west to the Chapel Hill
Regional to face familiar foe and No. 3 seed Western Carolina (40-18) in
first round action inside Boshamer Stadium Friday at 2 p.m. (EDT).
ecupirates.com
WCU Live Audio Feed
wwcufm.com
Touching the Bases - SLOG: Chapel Hill Regional
cstv.com
Hose hoping Pirates can �slide� past Western Carolina
Washington Daily News
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Sliding
into action
Pirates begin regional play today
-Chapel
Hill Regional matchups
-Final
beam raised on heart center
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Batts
a big hit with Pirates
-Baseball
players talk the talk
Catamounts, Pirates have many ties
Asheville Citizen-Times
From the Washington Daily News
-Godwin
and baseball- A family affair
-Eldridge
has been a sparkplug for East Carolina
For triple jumper Spence, will 2007 be his leap year?
Rhodnei Spence, who has offers from East Tennessee State, Connecticut and
East Carolina
Philadelphia Enquirer
May 31, 2007
Blue Moon
World No
Tobacco Day
What You Think Upon Grows Day
National Macaroon Day
Anniversary - Copyright Law
Birthday - Walt Whitman (poet)
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View From The
'ville
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Pirates checking out the battle zone
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Billy Godwin & Other VIP's)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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Two Pirates on All-State softball team
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Panel will study academic performance in hoops
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Five from C-USA named academic All-America
Johnson and Paisley Named All-State By NCCSIA
ecupirates.com
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Offering
a hand
Mollenhauer, recovering from injury, is ready to contribute for Pirates
-Senate
budget funds dental school
A state budget funding East Carolina University's proposed dental school
moved a step toward passage Wednesday.
-ECU
police make jump to 800-MHz. radio gear
Western Carolina on deck for East Carolina Friday
New Bern Sun Journal
Pirates head to Chapel Hill, face Western Carolina
WNCT (AP)
Batts on hot streak for Pirates
Washington Daily News
Ryan
Norwood Returns to Chiefs from Daytona
OurSports Central
Virginia
quarterback receives ECU offer
Rivals.com (subscription required)
May 30, 2007
Loomis Day
Memorial Day (Traditional)
National Senior Health and Fitness Day
Saint Joan of Arc Feast Day
Anniversary - First American Daily Newspaper Published
Anniversary - Lincoln Memorial
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
2008 ECU football recruiting page posted
-BVL:
Complete Chapel Hill Regional Schedule
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
(Walter Jones, Chase Foster)
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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13-year drought ends for Memphis baseball
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LSU mascot, Mike V, led inspirational life
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Jayhawks ace facing comeback from surgery
Wild and crazy Neitz
The term five-tool player is one that is thrown around a lot in baseball
circles to describe a complete player.
Greenville Daily Reflector
ECU seeks payback on Heels
The pirates will be the No. 2 seed in Chapel Hill
The East Carolinian
Daniels' work helps ECU into NCAA Tournament
Outer Banks Sentinel (subscription required)
From the Fayetteville Observer
-Westover names
Stackhouse boys' basketball coach
George Stackhouse is a graduate of South Robeson High School and East
Carolina. He comes to Westover after two years at Gray�s Creek. Prior to
that he was an assistant coach at East Carolina and head coach at
Kinston.
-Westover�s
Williams hoping that position change pays off
Asheville Reynolds running back Darius Spencer has elected to accept a
scholarship from East Carolina over offers from Marshall, NC State and
North Carolina
May 29, 2007
Ascension of the Baha'u'llah (Baha'i)
UN International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers
Birthday - President John Fitzgerald Kennedy (35th President)
Birthday - Patrick Henry (US Patriot)
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the
Anchor Desk
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ECU's road to Omaha starts in Chapel Hill
BVL Audio:
Billy Godwin Press Conference
-BVL:
Collegiate Baseball News & Baseball America polls
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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C-USA sends four to NCAA baseball regionals
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Duke falls to Johns Hopkins in lacrosse final
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Kansas star decides no Rush on NBA draft
Pirate Baseball Headed To Chapel Hill Regional
The East Carolina baseball team will makes its 22nd NCAA Regional
appearance and eighth in the last nine years after earning a No. 2 seed
in the Chapel Hill Regional in this year's NCAA Baseball Championships.
ecupirates.com
NCAA Chapel Hill Regional Central
tarheelblue.com
ECU heading to Chapel Hill
ESPN took the suspense out of East Carolina's baseball regional selection
Monday.
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates' journey to CWS starts near home
New Bern Sun Journal
NCAA
baseball produces interesting matchups
Raleigh News & Observer
May 28, 2007
Memorial Day
(Observed)
Prayer For Peace, Memorial Day
Slugs Return from Capistrano Day
Whitmonday (Christian)
Anniversary - Amnesty International
Linkmeister Note:
Was anyone else aggravated that
CSTV
continuously showed the FINAL score of the ECU-Rice game (as well as
Rice being the CUSA automatic bid) on the Gametracker ticker DURING
the tape delayed broadcast of the CUSA Championship last night?--Oh
well, so much for waiting all day without knowing the final score.
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Rice among 16 NCAA regional hosts
-BVL:
Rice out-slugs East Carolina 16-8 [Box Score]
-BVL:
C-USA Baseball Tournament Scores
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond
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ECU duo set for NCAA hammer championships
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Duke, Johns Hopkins vie for NCAA lacrosse title
�
Former Villanova star dies week after beating
Pirates Fall To Rice In Championship Game, 16-8
ecupirates.com
Pirates fall short in C-USA title game
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates come up short
Disastrous second inning dooms East Carolina in title-game loss
New Bern Sun Journal
Rice tops East Carolina for C-USA title
Luna-led offense lifts Owls to berth in NCAA tourney
Houston Chronicle
Owls
derail Pirates in final
Raleigh News & Observer
Rice wins C-USA baseball title
Dallas Morning News (AP)
VICTORY! Owls Win C-USA Tournament With 16-8 Win Over East Carolina
riceowls.com
Crunching
The Numbers
Conference champions have now been decided in every league except the
Southeastern and West Coast conferences, so now seems like a good time
to begin sorting out who gets at-large bids and who gets left out.
Baseball America
NCAA Baseball
Championship Homepage
Selections for the 64-team bracket of the 2007 NCAA Division I Baseball
Championship will be announced Monday. The announcement will air live on
ESPN at 12:30 p.m. ET.
ncaasports.com
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June 3, 2007
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Saberhagen,
WCU blank Dolphins
-Robinson
inspires N.C. State's Jones
-SEC
opts to work within the BCS
Florida president had sought playoff.
Cats still alive in tournament
Asheville Citizen-Times
Saberhagen Tosses Shutout as Western Carolina Advances in NCAA Baseball
Regional with 7-0 Win over Jacksonville
catamountsports.com
From the Charlotte Observer
-Major
piece of history will go with Coliseum
-Last
of its kind, Charlotte Coliseum to be demolished
-Q&A
With Panthers' David Carr
From the Myrtle Beach Sun News
-Gamecocks
enjoy a day of rest and preparation
The rain had just started falling, and baseball was called off just
before 2 p.m. Saturday. A short time later, South Carolina coach Ray
Tanner was in his office working, and all but a few of his players were
on their own.
-Different
worlds
Noticeable differences separate collegiate players, Pelicans
Hunter, Deacs are still alive
Wake Forest defeats Brown 4-2, will play again today in Round Rock
Regional
Winston Salem Journal
Better late . . .
The Cavaliers, seeded No. 1 in the regional they're hosting, blew an
opportunity to defeat defending NCAA champion Oregon State in the 10th
inning.
Richmond Times Dispatch
June 2, 2007
From tarheelblue.com
-NCAA
Chapel Hill Regional Central
-Woodard
Pitches Tar Heels Past Jacksonville, 6-0
-Postgame
Quotes
-Postgame
Notes
Woodard pitched Tar Heels to win
Burlington Times News
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-UNC-CH
plays its ace
Senior right-hander Robert Woodard pitches eight shutout innings in a
gritty performance as the top-seeded Tar Heels roll past the Dolphins in
Chapel Hill. The 6-0 Tar Heels victory in an NCAA regional also included
solid hitting.
-49ers'
Mills handcuffs Pack
-No
charge in pepper-spray incident
-Developers
to raze Charlotte Coliseum on Sunday
Heels rip
through Dolphins
Durham Herald-Sun
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Tar
Heels blank Dolphins 4-0
-UC-Irvine
scores early, rips Wake Forest 13-0
-UNCC
tops State in regional opener
From the Charlotte Observer
-49ers upset
Wolfpack in NCAA tourney
-49ers
can win fight for football
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Gamecocks'
arms tame Terriers
-Tigers
rally to survive scare
-Gagg
stalls Rams as Coastal cruises
Tigers paint Coastal Federal Field orange
Greenville (SC) News
From the Columbia (SC) State
-USC
�Smoaks� Wofford
-USC�s win
showcases good and bad
-Niners�
lefty may hit for himself
-Tigers keep
up season-long theme, scrapping and clawing to victory
-Chants
roll, now take aim at Clemson
-Presidents
squash talk of playoff
League commissioner, Mississippi president to look at improvements to BCS
Tigers get big hits, stop Red Storm
Anderson Independent
U.Va. jumps on Lafayette early to win opener
The Virginian-Pilot
WCU approves coaches extensions
Asheville Citizen-Times
Florida wants VCU's Grant
Anthony Grant woke up today as men's basketball coach at VCU. When he
goes to bed, he could hold the same job at Florida.
Richmond Times-Dispatch
UF backs off
plan for football playoff
Florida president Bernie Machen backed off his proposal for a playoff
system in football after conferring with colleagues at the Southeastern
Conference's spring meeting. Machen decided it's better to work within
the confines of the Bowl Championship Series system. He wanted to
keep the current bowl structure intact and distribute revenue to all 119
Division I-A schools instead of keeping most of the money for the
schools in the six BCS conferences.
Miami Herald
June 1, 2007
From tarheelblue.com
-NCAA
Chapel Hill Regional Central
-No.
3 Tar Heels Open Postseason With Jacksonville
From the
Desk of WCU Athletics Director, Chip Smith
Concerns surrounding Western's appearance in the NCAA Baseball Regional
catamountsports.com
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Schoolyard
friends face off today in NCAA regional
-Triangle
football on my mind
If it's true that the darkest hour is just before dawn, then I feel
reasonably sure good things still happen to those who wait for them.
-Hurricanes Sign
Cam Ward to 3-Year Deal
Tar Heels hope home is where the victories are
New Bern Sun Journal
UNC-CH gets ready for comforts of home
Greensboro News-Record
Tar Heels explore different situation
Burlington Times News
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Deacons,
Tar Heels open tournament play today
-North
Carolina-Chapel Hill to start ace Woodard vs. Jacksonville in day's
second game
From the Columbia (SC) State
-Tar Heels
like odds at home to World Series
-Brandon
Waring leads Wofford into regional
-Wolfpack
plays it safe by risking rest to ace
-Coastal
falls back to sit at third
-USC shifts
power base
From
the Anderson Independent
-Tigers
start road to Omaha the hard way
-Clemson
could have home-field advantage at the beach
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Tigers
still shaking off the injury bug
-Gamecocks'
bats have gone cold
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Pack's
Brackman will miss regional
-Study
links concussions to depression
-Vick
case continues to unfold
From
the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Closer
may save U.Va. in new way
-Duke
carries on sans its coach
The Blue Devils' golf team perseveres after the death of head coach Rod
Myers in March.
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Former
WVU football recruit released from jail
-Mountaineer
Field (not) feeling blue
From the Charlotte Observer
-49ers twins
match wits, hits, sometimes dates
-GM- Owners
ready to spend
-Donovan
expected to leave UF, coach Magic
May 31, 2007
Freshmen Liles, Greer spark Catamounts� offense
Asheville Citizen-Times
Catamounts have chance to shine
Winston Salem Journal
Catamount Senior Kenny Smith Named Second Team All-American by
Collegiate Baseball
catamountsports.com
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Tickets
moving briskly for UNC-CH
Folks who weren't sure about their plans and figured that they might
wander over to Boshamer Stadium to watch some baseball this weekend
could be out of luck.
-Extra year
for lacrosse players
Bury my heart in Omaha
Hendersonville Times News
Campbell turns to
Goff to lead baseball team
Fayetteville Observer
Mills Named First-Team All-American by Louisville Slugger
charlotte49ers.com
From the
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Bowens
Names A Favorite
-North
Carolina Lineman Checks Out Clemson
-South
Carolina Baseball -- NCAA Regional Preview
-Clemson
Baseball at Myrtle Beach Regional Preview
-ESPN
announces game times for two South Carolina football games
Direct and to the point
New CCU closer relies on fastball to dominate
Myrtle Beach Sun News
Coastal
Carolina seizing opportunity
For the first time, Coastal Carolina baseball players can sleep in their
own beds during NCAA Regional play.
NCAASports.com
Fans show true
colors of home
First battle between Coastal, Clemson to gain an edge comes at the ticket
window
Columbia (SC) State
Clemson Baseball at Myrtle Beach Regional Preview
cstv.com
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Terriers
return to Sarge Frye on high note
SoCon Tournament champion has experience on Gamecocks' home field
-Spurrier
gets support in playoff push
Season that wasn't
I keep thinking back to that pop fly.
It was in the very first game, at UCLA. Tied 1-1 in the eighth, Alex
Wilson throwing yet another brilliant performance, the Bruins' Ryan
Babineau lifted a pop fly to Phil Carey. Will Penniall, running on
contact, crossed the plate just as Carey gloved the third out -- and
dropped it for an error.
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
Late start for LSU-Va.Tech
ESPN moves game to 9:15PM start
Hampton Roads Daily Press
WVU's new turf project slowed by mistake
Beckley (WV) Register Herald
Kris Jenkins
Workout is a HUGE hit
Charlotte Observer
May 30, 2007
WCU's Shaft still a maybe for tourney
Teammates call Barrett Shaft an energizer and a spark plug.
Asheville Citizen-Times
After a loss, a
resounding success for UNC-CH's Carignan
Durham Herald-Sun
It's been forever since an ACC diamond champion
It's about time the Atlantic Coast Conference breaks through in baseball.
Wilmington Morning Star
Fire destroys dugout at Furman Baseball Stadium
Arson is suspected
Greenville (SC) News
From the Columbia (SC) State
-New park
nearing deadlines
Regional may serve as final home stand while new stadium�s excavation
begins
-Tigers land
Florida offensive lineman
Matt Sanders also had offers from Maryland, Vanderbilt, Purdue, Iowa
State, Central Florida, South Florida, N.C. State and East Carolina.
Burgess shaking freshman jitters just in time for Tigers
Anderson Independent
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Vanderbilt
wearing a bull's-eye
-NCAA
Div. I Baseball Tournament Update
-Healing-
Pack recruit is back on court again
From the Myrtle Beach Sun News
-Tournament
ticket sales already off to strong start
Over 7,000 tickets have been sold for this weekend's NCAA baseball
regional at Coastal Federal Field, according to Myrtle Beach Pelicans
General Manager North Johnson.
-Pelicans'
ownership goes to bat for fans
Pelicans GM North Johnson, who helped East Carolina University to host a
regional at Grainger Field when he was the GM of the Kinston Indians,
pushed for CCU to be able to play at Coastal Federal Field from the time
it looked as if the Chanticleers might have that hosting option.
-DIVISION I
CHAMPIONSHIP - MYRTLE BEACH REGIONAL
-NCAA Golf:
Coastal believes third time the charm
From the
New Bern Sun Journal
-Panthers
head to minicamp filled with questions this offseason
-Duke's
scandal gave our state a new sport
Bobcats targeting Warriors' Higgins to fill GM position
Greensboro News Record
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-NCAA Golf:
Big shot
for Wake, Simpson
-Seligmann
to play lacrosse at Brown
Former Duke player decides to transfer.
May 29, 2007
From the
Asheville Citizen-Times
-Catamounts
are in
WCU (40-18) earned an at-large berth in the North Carolina regional and
will play East Carolina (39-21) at 2 pm Friday at Chapel Hill.
-Road
wins probably helped make Cats' case
-WCU
gets at-large berth to NCAA tournament
From tarheelblue.com
-NCAA
Chapel Hill Regional Field Announced
-Lucas-
Priority Tickets Give Fans Chance For Big Impact
In order to help Tar Heel baseball fans turn Boshamer blue, the ticket
office has reserved all remaining tickets for Rams Club members and past
baseball ticket purchasers... At 5:30 (May 29), any unsold tickets will
be released for public sale on TarHeelBlue.com
-Complete
64-Team Bracket (PDF)
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-UNC-CH
will start first round of baseball tourney on Friday
-Devils'
storybook run ends in a familiar way
Duke denied at finish
Nearby teams join Tar Heels' regional
Burlington Times News
Who's In, Who's Out
Baseball America
Six North Carolina teams earn bids to NCAA baseball tournament
North Carolina-Chapel Hill, NC State, Wake Forest, North
Carolina-Charlotte, East Carolina and Western Carolina are the state
teams in the field.
Greensboro News Record
NCAA
regionals with area teams
Raleigh News & Observer
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Scratch
that- Wofford gets S. Carolina
-No.
3 seed 49ers to face Wolfpack
From the
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Terriers
bound for Columbia; Tigers, Gamecocks also learn fate
-USC
taking Wofford seriously
-Clemson
staying close to home
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Trustees
approve Gamecock Club dues increases
-Tanner
calls regional challenging
-Terriers
take indirect route to Columbia
From the Myrtle Beach Sun News
-Something
to prove
Coastal fired up for regional opponents
-CCU's
regional to be on ESPNU
-Tanner
was right; it's USC against Wofford
Tigers headed for NCAA baseball at the beach
Anderson Independent
Deacons make field for NCAA baseball tourney
Winston Salem Journal
No
big surprise, Eagles fail to get NCAA bid
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
WVU Athletic budget has ballooned under Pastilong
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
May 28, 2007
From the Charlotte
Observer
-600
slam for Casey
Hendrick driver wins 1st Cup race
-Fuel
costs big names big bucks
Sanders To Visit Clemson Tuesday
Sanders also has offers from Maryland, Purdue, Iowa State, Central
Florida, South Florida, NC State and East Carolina.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-A
Day at the Races- Mears holds on to get his first victory on Cup tour
-Indianapolis-Charlotte
double may be a thing of the past
No drivers attempted 1,100-mile marathon, in spite of temptations
-Franchitti
beats rain, rivals to win at Indy
-Tar
Heels outlast Deacons 3-2
Heels
wear ACC crown
The Tar Heels (48-12) were selected as a host team for an NCAA regional
on Sunday, and are expected to be named one of the top eight national
seeds today when the 64-team field is announced.
Raleigh News & Observer
USC, Coastal to host NCAA regionals
Clemson denied, awaits destination for tournament
Greenville (SC)
News
Tigers planted seeds for regional snub
Anderson Independent
Coastal to host tourney regional
Myrtle Beach Sun News
From the Columbia (SC)
State
-USC
lands a regional site
-Tigers
close to hitting double digits
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June 3, 2007
NCAA Regional Roundup
East Carolina and Southern Miss Fall to Host Schools
conferenceusa.com
From the
Hattiesburg American
-Rebels
shut down Eagles
-USM
bats silent against Ole Miss
Pitching was
USM's downfall
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Bowden
can't keep Rebels completely under wraps
-Oxford
Regional- 2-hit masterpiece
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Governors
bounce Tigers from tourney
-N.Y.
standouts on Tigers' radar
Rice drops TCU 6-3 to sit pretty for today's game
Houston Chronicle
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Fans
get chance to live dream at fantasy camp
-Bartrum
leads MU Hall inductees
-Site
picked for new Herd softball field
June 2, 2007
Baseball
Championship Central
cstv.com
NCAA Regional Roundup
conferenceusa.com
From the
Hattiesburg American
-Soaring
start
-Dotson
to try to join USM football team
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Oxford
Regional- Eagles bats boom
-Belanger
fatalistic but likes Eagles' chances
GOLD RUSH
Biloxi Sun Herald
Rice dumps PV, gets ready for TCU
Houston Chronicle
Tigers lose opener, must win today in NCAA
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Herd coach to visit Pakistan
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
June 1, 2007
From
the
Biloxi Sun Herald
-USM
faces tough foe in Sun Belt power Troy
-Rebs,
Eagles could be on a collision course
From the
Hattiesburg American
-Eagles
yearn for 'next level'
-Relaxation
= Regional
Sutton-less Eagles welcome shot at Trojans
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Schoenrock's sales job got assistants to believe
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Orsini still building at SMU
Steve Orsini cares about SMU going to its first bowl since 1984. He wants
to field basketball teams that make the NCAA Tournament. But the
Mustangs' athletic director, whose first anniversary on the Hilltop is
Friday, knows more revenue is key.
Dallas Morning News
From the Houston
Chronicle
-COLLEGE
BASEBALL NOTEBOOK- TCU adjusting to Mountain West
-PV
coach Robertson leads Panthers into Houston Regional
May 31, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Three
Rice Players Earn All-America Honors From Collegiate Baseball
-Record
Five C-USA Baseball Players Named Academic All-Americans
-Tulsa's
Korbe Honored With Prestigious Byron Nelson Award
-Record
Seven C-USA Men's Golfers Earn PING Regional Honors
-NCAA
Track Regionals Concluded With Solid C-USA Performances
-University
President Gives Pep Talk to USM Baseball Team Heading to NCAA Tournament
-Tulane's
Dickerson Tabs Dick Bender as an Assistant Coach for the Green Wave
Transfers providing the experience
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Familiar Foes Gather For NCAA Houston Regional
cstv.com
Rice freshmen from 2005 live up to lofty legacy
The talented group of freshmen that Rice coach Wayne Graham began relying
heavily upon in 2005 is ready for another run at postseason glory after
making the College World Series in '06 and narrowly missing in '05.
Houston Chronicle
On top of his game
Hattiesburg American
Bowden's revival quite the sight
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Blount brings
USM back to life
Biloxi Sun Herald
Wave looks for answers
For the first time in a decade, Tulane's baseball team is sitting at home
thinking of what could have been.
New Orleans Times Picayune
Herd signs junior college pitcher
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Consistency is TU's ally in title run
Tulsa World
May 30, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Baseball
Notebook
Four C-USA Teams Preparing for NCAA Regional Action
-Herd
Baseball Inks Left-Hander Brian Mooney
-CSS
TO AIR NASHVILLE REGIONAL
-USM's
Ezell and Sutton Named To The First-Team ESPN The Magazine Academic
All-America Baseball Team
Rewarding Tough Schedules
Memphis, which lost three of its final four conference series and
finished fourth in the Conference USA regular-season standings, got a (NCAA)
bid thanks largely to a nonconference schedule that included games
against Clemson, Mississippi State, Mississippi and Missouri.
Baseball America
Conference USA lands four in NCAA baseball
Huntington Herald Dispatch
For Tigers who endured '05 misery, this is sweet
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Oxford Regional- Ready or not
Southern Miss' batting order took a major hit last week, when the Golden
Eagles' top hitter found himself writhing in agony in the batter's box
after his left knee gave way.
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
5 years in a row
Hattiesburg American
Golden Eagles on
a roll
Biloxi Sun Herald
Coach
announces that four players will leave
UTEP head basketball coach Tony Barbee said Tuesday that four members of
last season's team will not return in the fall.
El Paso Times
May 29, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Sends Four Teams to NCAA Baseball Championship
-Owls
Host Prairie View in regional opener
-Golden
Eagles Travel To Oxford For Fifth-Straight NCAA Regional Tournament
-Memphis
to face Michigan in Nashville on Friday
Rice earns No. 2 seed in NCAA tournament
Rice will welcome Baylor, Prairie View and TCU to Reckling Park for the
Houston Regional.
Houston Chronicle
From the
Biloxi Sun Herald
-For
Southern Miss, State it's all too familiar
The NCAA Tournament is an obstacle course for visiting squads and a gold
mine for the home teams. There will be upsets. But a three-day,
four-team regional format is an inherent advantage for teams playing in
their own yard. It's the way it should be. What's not so cool,
however, is the way Southern Miss has drawn a one-way ticket to SEC
destinations such as Ole Miss, LSU and Alabama.
-USM,
Ole Miss, MSU enter regionals
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-NCAA
Regional- Eagles seek to extend season even further
-Ole
Miss, MSU, USM ready for postseason
USM to face Troy in NCAA Oxford regional
Hattiesburg American
From the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Some
select company U of M ends long NCAA drought
Daron Schoenrock was attempting to answer questions from the media, but
the cell phone he held in his left hand kept interrupting his train of
thought.
-Tigers
baseball team earn NCAA Regional bid
UCF lands first big event in new arena
It will be another four months before UCF opens the doors to its new
10,000-seat Convocation Center and another two months after that before
it hosts its first regular-season basketball game in the facility.
Orlando Sentinel
Big
Green making big strides
IT DOESN�T always look like it at the turnstiles, but Marshall fans are
doing a better job pulling their own weight.
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Some see WVU, MU in bowls
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
UTEP coaches
get chance to meet public
El Paso Times
MTSU should make conference switch
Daily News Journal
May 28, 2007
From conferenceusa.com
-Rice
Wins 2007 C-USA Baseball Championship
-Rice
to Host NCAA Regional
-Rice
Wins Back-to-Back C-USA Championship Titles
NCAA Regional Baseball returns to Reckling Park
riceowls.com
Rice, A&M and UT will host baseball regionals
Houston Chronicle
USM first baseman questionable for possible postseason play
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Rebs play host
to regional for fourth straight year
Southern Miss and Mississippi State continue to wait.
Biloxi Sun Herald
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