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July 29, 2007
Psychic Sunday
National Lasagna Day
Sisters' Day
Walt Disney's
"Steamboat WIllie" premieres. (1928)
Cherubini:
Bonesville The Magazine Teaser #2
�
Ex-Pirate coach applauds state of program
Bonesville.net
2007 East Carolina Football Preview
Pirates Seeking Back-to-Back Postseason Appearances
ConferenceUSA.com
ECU football gets more TV coverage
Outer
Banks Sentinel
July 28, 2007
National Day
of the Cowboy
Anniversary - Singing Telegram
Anniversary - World War I Begins
Birthday - Beatrix Potter (author/illustrator)
Birthday - Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy (1st Lady)
 WNCT:
Talk of the Town (Mike Steele. Bill Evans)
Bonesville.net
SEC- Ole Miss� DC Thompson returns to SEC
GatorCountry.com
Vikings- Second-rounder signs; Peterson
still out
On Friday, fifth-round selection Aundrae Allison found himself as
the third receiver in many packages and took reps that likely would have
gone to Rice.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
July 27, 2007
Take Your Houseplants for a Walk Day
Walk on Stilts Day
Bugs Bunny debuts in Warner Brothers animated cartoon "A Wild Hare"
(1940)
From
Bonesville.net
-Gold:
Nuggets of Gold
�
ECU pays price for Florida's success
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (R. Dunbar, K. Cannon)
Rob Donnenwirth Named to N.C. Wesleyan
Hall of Fame
Women's soccer head coach one of four inductees at alma mater
ecupirates.com
Around Campus:
ECU dental school nets $25 million
East Carolina University would receive $25 million to build a
dental school under a budget deal reached late Wednesday night.
Greenville Daily
Reflector
Fallen stars, on-the-rise programs make up
middle of the pack
espn.com
Preps:
Rockets� new offense has team excited
Adapting simply means giving more carries to East Carolina
University recruit Darius Spencer.
Greenville Daily
Reflector
ECU Alumna:
Sandra Bullock- Film Star, Producer, Wife
Voice of
America
July 26, 2007
Disability Independence Day
Anniversary - Americans With Disabilities Act
Aunt and Uncle Day
From
Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Assistance Requested from Bonesville
Readers
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (S. Harper, R. O'Neal)
Pirates picked to place second in C-USA
Washington Daily News
Cape League- Dykstra enjoys grand night
for A's
The big sixth for Bourne (21-12-2) made a winner out of East
Carolina's TJ Hose (4-2), who allowed two runs on three hits and three
walks
Cape Cod
Times
Departing seniors go out with a bang
The Gloucester County (NJ) Times
July 25, 2007
Day-Out-Of-Time
One Voice
Birthday - 1st Test Tube Baby
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (multiple guests)
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-Conference
USA Announces 2007 Preseason Football Poll
Pirates picked to finish second
in division, Johnson and Hands honored
-Billy
Godwin Earns Contract Extension
Third-Year East Carolina Skipper Will Guide Pirates Through 2011
-Sharon
Baldwin-Tener Rewarded With Contract Extension
ECU Head Women's Basketball Coach Signs
Amendment, Will Lead Lady Pirates Through 2012
Checking in on ECU�s progress
The summer camps and combines are done, which makes this the
perfect time to assess East Carolina�s early recruiting efforts.
Fayetteville
Observer
Pirates preparing for challenge ahead
Difficult schedule awaits the Pirates
The East Carolinian
From
the
Greenville Daily
Reflector
-Around Campus:
Blue Cross and Blue Shield CEO is tapped to lead ECU
board
-Baldwin-Tener,
Godwin get new deals from ECU
-Pirates
picked to finish 2nd
From
the New Bern Sun Journal
-ECU
football getting a little respect
I remember when last year�s preseason Conference USA poll came out.
The East Carolina football team was voted to finish dead last in the
East Division, and, to me, it seemed like the coaches voted based on
Pirates� football downslide of 2003 and 2004. Not on the Pirates team
that finished 5-6 overall and 4-4 in the conference during the 2005
campaign.
-Pirates
up four spots from last year's preseason poll
Around Campus:
ECU medical school turns profit
Raleigh News & Observer
July 24, 2007
Cousin's Day
Health and Happiness with Hypnosis Day
National Drive-Thru Day
National Tell An Old Joke Day
Pioneer Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
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Bailey Boys' vacation: What a ride!
-BVL:
Football recruiting thumbnails page
updated
WNCT:
Talk of the Town (John Hood & other
guests)
Kyle Roller Named CPL
Co-Hitter-of-the-Week
Roller batted .542 with 13 hits with a pair of doubles and home
runs
ecupirates.com
Turks Win Big One
Shortstop Ryan Wood (East Carolina) opened the inning by ripping a
first-pitch fastball to the left-center field gap for a double.
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
July 23, 2007
Gorgeous Grandma Day
Hot Enough For Ya Day
Leo Begins
Saint Apollinaris Feast Day
National Hot Dog Day
O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 312
� History
favors Pirates
Bonesville.net
T.J. Hose Named To Cape Cod All-Star
Squad
ecupirates.com
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July 29, 2007
Opportunities to play college football
on rise in N.C.
Eleven have sprouted since 1986, giving North Carolina 30 NCAA
football programs � just one behind Texas for fourth-most in the
country.
Fayetteville Observer
Richt steps back for better perspective
Tallahassee Democrat
Huggins, ex-Xavier coach's crosstown rival
at Cincinnati, remembers Prosser
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the
Winston Salem Journal
-Scramble-
Jagodzinski's goal was to limit BC's losses
-High
on Character- Coach Jim Grobe looks for more than height, weight and
speed when on the recruiting trail
-Fast
Start- Davis has Tar Heels on the move
-Late
Start- O'Brien likes his class
-Calm-
Quiet on signing day good news for Cavs
-Rebound-
Hiring of Shannon helped save Hurricanes' recruiting
-DETERMINED-
Roof confident he can do the job
-Not
up to Par- This FSU class isn't as highly rated
-Happy-
Clemson's Bowden doesn't back down
Something else to fuel WVU fans'
spirits
Charleston (WV) Gazette-Mail
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Viewing,
Mass set for Prosser
Funeral arrangements for Wake Forest men's basketball coach Skip
Prosser were finalized on Saturday and will include a public viewing and
Mass in Clemmons early this week and burial next weekend in Cincinnati.
-Riding
bulls shows Donellan's 'zest for life'
NCSU sophomore likes sport's challenge.
-ABCs
of NCAA's name game
National News From
the
Houston Chronicle
-Texas
linebacker Kindle arrested on DWI charge
-Notre
Dame considering football game at Reliant
-Boise
State RB, cheerleader get married without incident
Which team should we be cheering?
Anderson Independent
Panthers' season begins with workouts at
Wofford
Greenville (SC) News
Panthers� linebacker makes risky return
to field
Greensboro News-Record
Beason holding out
First-round draft choice Jon Beason, a linebacker out of Miami,
already established a new record of sorts even though he's the lone
Panther not at camp.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
July 28, 2007
From
the
Winston Salem Journal
-In
Memory of Skip
-It's
a perfect way to remember Prosser
-INCLUSIVE-
Prosser was always there for you
Deacs will play on ... eventually
Wake Forest says it will mourn the loss of basketball coach Skip
Prosser and pay tribute to him before deciding the next step for the
program.
Greensboro News-Record
Deacons try to cope
Members of the Wake family begin to express what the basketball
coach meant to them.
Raleigh News & Observer
Hillside's Douglas commits to Terrapins
Douglass visited College Park, Md., for the first time on Wednesday
and chose the Terrapins over offers from NC State, Marshall, East
Carolina...
Durham Herald Sun
WVU season tickets sales at 38,000
Charleston (WV) Gazette
WVU linebacker following in his father's footsteps
J.T. Thomas is expected to start for the Mountaineers this season
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Clemson reports nine NCAA secondary
violations
Clemson University announced nine secondary violations Friday,
including one which cost a head coach her job.
Anderson Independent
From
the Columbia (SC)
State
-Coaches
tab USC for 4th
-Capital
campaign tops $13 million
From
the Spartanburg Herald Journal
-Panthers
plan different approach to 2007 camp
-Rice
signs four-year deal with Vikings
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Panthers
suspend lineman charged with assault
-Q
and A with Jake Delhomme
-First-rounder
Beason may hold out
-Panthers
release defensive tackle Carstens
-Falcons
star QB begins legal battle
Vick pleads not guilty to dogfighting charges
-Nike
suspends Michael Vick's contract; Reebok halts sale of No. 7 jersey
Tech washes its hands of Vick
Roanoke Times
Commish: Big Ten will consider adding 12th
member
SI.com
July 27, 2007
From
the
Winston Salem Journal
-'One
of the Good Guys-' ACC coaches are stunned, saddened by death of Prosser
The people who came to know Skip Prosser in the last six years
valued him as much for his friendship and company as they did for his
ability to build a basketball team.
-SHOCKED-
Prosser's ex-players take news hard
-Friend,
Teacher, Coach- His heart-attack death hits university, city hard
-News
of Prosser's death stirs memories of his life
From
the
Greensboro News-Record
-Wake
coach was a man of the people
-'Massive
heart attack' likely cause
-Fans
recall Prosser's smiling demeanor, attitude
-College
Notes- Susan Yow to coach at Belmont Abbey
Skip Prosser fondly remembered in ENC
New
Bern Sun Journal
XU community in mourning
The sudden death of Skip Prosser on Thursday was startling news to
the college basketball world and especially to Xavier University.
Cincinnati
Enquirer
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Wake
Forest's Prosser dies suddenly
-Skip
Prosser's final hours
-Future
still looks good for Deacons
In what will be a somber setting, Wake Forest men's basketball
players will resume offseason workouts when school starts next month.
-Pack
tackle facing charges
McCuller accused of driving while impaired, speeding.
-Vick
opts for jury
-Panthers
start with questions
-St.
Aug's gets top billing
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Gamecocks
Odom mourns Wake's Prosser a day after dining together
-Panthers'
offensive lineman arrested
Jeremy Bridges was arrested Thursday afternoon,
charged with assault by pointing a gun at a dancer in the parking lot of
a gentleman's club.
-Top
pick could miss start of Panthers camp
Jon Beason, the 25th pick, and the Panthers remained
far apart in contract negotiations Thursday night, according to league
sources.
-J.C.
Smith picked 3rd despite stellar season
From
the
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Mountaineers'
Magro wants starting job
WVU linebacker has recovered from knee injury and been cleared to
play
-WVU's
Dervil expects to make an impact
From
the Columbia (SC)
State
-SEC
coaches 2nd to none
The league�s roster of head men may be the best ever assembled
-Saban-
Love him, love him not
-Gamecocks-Tigers
rivalry in TV spotlight Saturday
National:
COLLEGES- Boise State RB, cheerleader
fianc�e face death threats
Houston Chronicle
ESPN races back into NASCAR
Fayetteville Observer
July 26, 2007
Skip Prosser, Wake basketball coach,
dies at 56
Skip Prosser, the men's basketball coach at Wake Forest, collapsed
in his office and died this afternoon at Wake Forest University Baptist
Medical Center
Winston Salem Journal
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Wolfpack
loses Hill to injury
-Evans
intends to be Pack's No. 1 QB
Out-of-state alums ride with pride
Charlotte Observer
Beamer's Burden
CSTV.com
USC lives up to the hype
Anderson Independent
From
the Columbia (SC)
State
-Arkansas�
Nutt says he pondered quitting
-Spurrier
raises the bar, ready or not
Virginia's Groh has some winning to do
The Sporting News
Rodriguez learns lesson from Pacman, Henry
woes
Charleston (WV) Gazette
July 25, 2007
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Appalachian
favored in SoCon football
-ACC
likes revisions to rules shortening games
Beamer stands by fallen star
Opener like no other...In the wake of the April 16 shootings, the
Hokies' Sept. 1 home opener against East Carolina has become the most
anticipated football game in Lane Stadium history.
Roanoke
Times
Ten things to watch for in the ACC
Fayetteville
Observer
O'Brien leaves BC behind to lead Wolfpack
Yahoo! Sports
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-Ready
to go, Joe
Joe Dailey was dragging after practices back in the spring, his
legs tired from running sprint after sprint on snap after snap.
-Swofford
assures ACC ref's integrity
ACC asks Charlotte to bid for football title game
Greenville (SC) News
Tech reportedly losing Munson
Virginia Tech released point guard Nigel Munson
Hampton
Roads Daily Press
Big Expectations- Richardson says
Appalachian State's coaches won't allow the players to become complacent
Winston Salem Journal
Cotton execs lobby for BCS slot
NewsOK.com
Sources- DEI's adding Martin
Charlotte Observer
July 24, 2007
ACC Notebook- Hokies draw top spot in media poll
BC OR BUST FOR JAGODZINSKI
Macon Telegraph
Chins Up- Hokies sad, but ready to play
Winston Salem Journal
Hokies will rally around football
Charleston (SC) Post Courier
From
the Hampton Roads (VA) Daily Press
-ACC
looks to rebound this football season
Last season marked the fourth in the last six that no ACC team made
the final top 10. Moreover, it was the first year since 1991 that the
conference wasn't represented among the top 15.
-Beamer
bombarded with Vick questions
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-O'Brien's
glad Wolfpack faces Eagles early
-Davis-
Kenan Stadium ready for renovations
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-O'Brien
says Pack could surprise
-Plan
to expand Kenan excites UNC-CH's Davis
-Whitley
picks Hokies over Wolfpack
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Thursday
night lights in Chapel Hill?
-Michael
Vick ordered to stay out of training camp
ACC football notebook- Wake coach takes
prediction in stride
Greensboro
News-Record
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Poll
accuracy worries Tigers
ACC voters predict Clemson to finish third with Bowden�s future in
jeopardy
-Gamecocks
celebrate centennial
USC great flock to Columbia to help celebrate hoops milestone
From
the Anderson
(SC) Independent
-Bowden
laughs off hot seat talk
-South
Carolina's expectations may prove to be dangerous
Big East is well-grounded in football
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
South Florida dealing with football staff
defections
Remember the angst you felt as a West Virginia football fan last
winter when it seemed like most of the Mountaineer coaching staff was
jumping ship?
Charleston (WV)
Gazette
UVa faces a season with significance
Roanoke
Times
July 23, 2007
From
the Roanoke Times
-Hokies
discuss shootings
-Cavaliers
support their coach
Media Attention Follows the Hokies
Washington Post
At Virginia Tech, Hoping Football Helps
Push Return to Normalcy
New York Times
Virginia Tech comes together around team
after tragedy
USA Today
Hokies have much to play for
Rivals.com
From
hokiesports.com
-Tech
players meet the media at ACC Football Kickoff
-Hokie
Football Outlook, Part II
From College Football
News
-2007
CFN ACC Preview
-Preview
2007 - Boston College Preview
-Preview
2007 - NC State Wolfpack
-Preview
2007 - Duke Preview
WVU officials identify worker who fell to
death at stadium
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-USC
eyeing another big o-lineman
His offers remain Mississippi State, East Carolina, Middle
Tennessee, Coastal Carolina, Appalachian State and Presbyterian.
-Hokies
ready for Saint-like season
ACC champs still get no respect; Davis return home to tend to
friend
From the
Fayetteville Observer
-UNC-CH,
N.C. State paying the price for success
-Sweeteners-
Bonuses for other college coaches
Tar Heels' Dailey adjusting to role
Raleigh News & Observer
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-Blackman
gives preview of Pack's offense ... sort of
-Notebook-
Heels open up in locker room
ACC report- Davis sets bar high for Tar
Heels
Greenville
(SC) News
Season to Remember- But Deacs looking
ahead
Winston Salem Journal
Wake Forest reassumes underdog role
Greensboro News-Record
Canadian Football League helps feed the pigskin fix
Anderson
(SC) Independent
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July 29, 2007
CSTV
to Celebrate "Seven Days of C-USA"
Programming Kicks Off Monday, July 30 Highlighted By Two-Hour Live
Show
ConferenceUSA.com
MU notebook- Again, Herd faces formidable
kicking
Charleston (WV) Gazette-Mail
Evaluating the defensive line
Orlando Sentinel
Depth on D-line will be key for Golden
Eagles
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From
the
Huntington Herald
Dispatch
-Storylines
plentiful for Herd
-Memphis'
visit to Marshall a marquee home game for Herd
Slimmer Doss prepared for a steady diet of carries
When he stepped on the scales last summer -- several weeks before
the start of the University of Memphis's preseason football camp -- Joe
Doss figured someone was playing a well-worn practical joke.
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From
the
Hattiesburg
American
-USM
roots run deep for couple
-Thorntons
give time and money
Fans flood Hurricane
With a new coach, new assistants and a new offense coming to the
University of Tulsa this fall, the school's Football 101 promotion never
seemed more relevant.
Tulsa World
Hoops:
Freshman
expected to help Miners' inside game
El Paso Times
Former UAB coach returns home for new
start at Tennessee Tech
Birmingham News
SMU
To Construct $4 Million Golf Facility Complex To Be Built At Dallas
Athletic Club
Idaho Statesman
July 28, 2007
From
the
Huntington Herald
Dispatch
-Knights
notepad- UCF gets another $2 million pledge for stadium funding
-Huxtable
to UCF
From
the
Huntington Herald
Dispatch
-MU
OPPONENT PROFILE- First-year coach doesn't equal change at Tulsa
-Morris,
mates get one last chance to relax
Cooks provides unique skill set
On a roster full of guards and skill-specific big men, Brandon
Cooks is an anomaly.
Hattiesburg American
July 27, 2007
From ConferenceUSA.com
-C-USA
Announces 2007 Football Television Schedule
League-record 50 Games to Air on National and Regional Television
-2007
Tulane Football Preview
Bob Toledo Era Begins in the Big Easy
-Reckling
Park Resurfacing
-UAB
Baseball Summer Report
-Daunte's
World...Orlando's Biggest Attraction
Preview 2007 - Conference USA Unit
Rankings
College Football News
BLOG:
CSTV to air C-USA media day, look back at past sports
year
Orlando Sentinel
Chester's Springs commits to UAB
Rock
Hill (SC) Herald
Herd's Slate prepared for bigger things
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Herd 42nd on ESPN list
Huntington Herald
Dispatch
Familiar face in a different role
The resignation of Fred Tate left the Southern Miss football team
in a predicament. Training camp was starting in 16 days and the Golden
Eagles were suddenly down an assistant coach.
Hattiesburg American
July 26, 2007
From the College
Football News
-2007
CFN Conference USA Preview
-2007
CFN Conference USA Predictions and Team Views
-Preview
2007 - Conference USA Schedules & Picks
-Preview
2007 - Memphis Tigers
-Preview
2007 - UTEP Miners
From ConferenceUSA.com
-2007
Marshall Football Preview
Marshall University has shown signs of improvement in each of the
last two seasons under head coach Mark Snyder and 2007 offers the
potential for further growth as the Thundering Herd welcomes back a
solid corps of veterans from last season's 5-7 squad that won four of
its last six games.
-Players
Scheduled to Attend C-USA Football Media Blitz
-Tulsa's
Thomas-Swinson Named to WBCA Board of Directors
-Rice's
Dillard Set to appear on College Football LIVE
-Kevin
Stephen Named Southern Miss Track and Field Head Coach
Not much changes in C-USA
Hattiesburg American
Herd season ticket sales nearing sellout
Huntington Herald
Dispatch
U of M Notebook- West gets offseason golf
fix
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-Goines
goes for UCF
-Next
Up For The UCF Knights
Kolb 'pumped' about signing
Former Cougar QB signs 4-year deal with Eagles
Houston
Chronicle
USM�s Football Media Days to be carried
live Monday
Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
Herd's McClellan is preseason Conference
USA Defensive Player of the Year
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Cozy confines for SMU golf
Dallas
Morning News
Demps has name added to Thorpe watch list
El
Paso Times
July 25, 2007
From
the
Jackson Clarion Ledger
-C-USA
Announces 2007 Preseason Football Poll
Houston and Southern Miss Selected to Rematch in C-USA Championship
Game
-2007
Tulsa Football Preview
Todd Graham Returns to Golden Hurricane as Head Coach
From
the
Jackson Clarion Ledger
-Eagles
pegged to repeat as division winner
-Coaches
pick Golden Eagles to win C-USA East Division
Bower shrugs off big bull's-eye on USM
Biloxi
Sun Herald
From
the
Hattiesburg American
-USM
football predicted to win East Division
-Eagles
get commitment
West upbeat about his Tigers
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From
the
Huntington Herald
Dispatch
-McClellan,
Legursky get preseason C-USA honors
-Herd
baseball welcomes transfers
-Herd's
Stanton decides to stay put
Marshall picked fourth in division by
C-USA coaches
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Marshall picked fourth in C-USA poll
Bluefield
Daily Telegraph
Second no good for TU
Tulsa World
Southern Miss top choice to win C-USA
Birmingham
News
July 24, 2007
From
the El Paso Times
-2
Miners suspended, 3 others put on probation after brawl
-Miners
set to play Texas in 2008
Knights eliminate men's cross country
UCF will discontinue its men's cross country program after the 2007
season, the UCF Athletics Association announced in a statement.
Orlando
Sentinel
From
the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-In
C-USA, BCS bowl bid about scheduling
-In
today's NCAA, an effective athletic director must be able to meet All
Demands
From
the ConferenceUSA.com
-2007
Southern Miss Football Preview
East Champion Golden Eagles Aiming for C-USA Crown
-Two
C-USA Players Named to Mackey Award Watch List
USM's Nelson named to John Mackey Award watch list
Hattiesburg American
TU coach gets warm greeting
Tulsa World
Cellar dwellers hoping to live the Boise State dream
espn.com
July 23, 2007
TU's Wojcik optimistic
Tulsa basketball coach Doug Wojcik has spent much of July jetting
across the country.
Tulsa World
Blogs from the
Houston Chronicle
-UH:
Vacation! Again!
-RICE:
Trey Stanton- Unofficially official
Summer league surprise, Pruett�s future plans and WVU
recruiting
Pruett to coach in new league?
Charleston (WV)
Gazette
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