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November 25, 2007
From
Bonesville.net
-BVL:
ECU-Tulane Game Center
-Myatt:
Waikiki may be beckoning
-O'Brien:
C.J. carves place among the greats
-BVL:
ECU-Tulane Box Score
-BVL:
Conference USA Standings, Scores, Schedule
 BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz post-game remarks
WNCT:
Game Day Countdown
-BVL:
Bulls scuttle Bucs
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Handle Green Wave, 35-12
-Lady
Pirates Snap Skid, Defeat UMass 66-51
-Men's
Basketball Falls To USF In First Road Game Of The Season
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
rides Wave to victory
East Carolina found its identity when it
needed to most Saturday afternoon.
-Johnson
responds to challenge
-Pirates
awaiting word on bowl site
-ECU
women get back in win column
-USF
out shoots ECU
-ECU
donates tickets to local agencies to help fill seats
East Carolina University athletics
officials don't welcome empty seats at home football games. But for some
local nonprofit agencies, the promise of a small holiday crowd at
Saturday's home football game versus Tulane was an opportunity.
East Carolina runs over Tulane in
regular-season finale
Fayetteville Observer
From the
New Bern Sun-Journal
-Johnson
runs wild in Pirates� victory
-Matt
Forte slowed by ECU�s defense
From the
Kinston Free Press
-ECU
routs Tulane, loses out on title game
-Waiting
begins for the Pirates
From the
Washington Daily News
-Aloha?
ECU is bowl-bound
-Pirates
ride Green Wave to victory
ECU deep-sixes Tulane
Raleigh News &
Observer
ECU wins, shut out of title game
Charlotte Observer (AP)
Verdejo, Bulls still keeping up groove
East Carolina coach Mack McCarthy said his
Pirates played "our best game," but the Bulls "had a lot of weapons
St
Petersburg Times
Football Falls In Season Finale At East
Carolina, 35-12
tulanegreenwave.com
From the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Green
Wave errs, ebbs in defeat to Pirates
-BY
THE NUMBERS
-BLOG:
TULANE-In Game
Recap
Pitcher passes on UNCW for Pirates
Wilmington Star-News
November 24, 2007
Monroe:
Kevin's Keys to the Game
Bonesville.net
Pirate Gameday
-Pirate
athletic event calendar
 ECU
All Access (video/audio)
FOOTBALL - Nov 24
Tulane
@
East Carolina
Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium at East Carolina University - Greenville, NC
TV:
MASN - 1:00 PM EDT
XM
channel n/a
Sirius
channel n/a
Gameday Weather Forecast:
weather.com
WNCT (Live Pregame and
Postgame coverage)
ISP-PSN list of affiliates
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
still have shot at conference title game as Wave rolls into town
-Tulane
defense will throw new wrinkles at East Carolina today
-Pirates
hope for better effort
-Too
little, too late
From the
New Bern Sun Journal
-Green
Wave hopes to play spoiler at Dowdy-Ficklen
-Williams'
journey
-�Dear
Santa, I want a win�- ECU Pirates� wish lists
-Forte
makes waves
ECU understands its mission
Fayetteville Observer
Late Rally Falls Short as Winthrop Downs ECU 66-61
ecupirates.com
RUN AND DONE
New Orleans Times Picayune
Preview- Tulane at East Carolina
Raleigh News &
Observer
A Quick ECU Preview
scout.com
Pirates hoping for a strong finish
Winston Salem Journal (AP)
Green Wave hopes Forte can stop skid
Biloxi Sun Herald
Petty's change paying off
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
November 23, 2007
Paint it Purple Friday
Black Friday
Pirate Gameday Weekend
-Pirate
athletic event calendar
 ECU
All Access (video/audio)
FOOTBALL - Nov 24
Tulane
@
East Carolina
Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium at East Carolina University - Greenville, NC
TV:
MASN - 1:00 PM EDT
XM
channel n/a
Sirius
channel n/a
Gameday Weather Forecast:
weather.com
WNCT (Live Pregame and
Postgame coverage)
ISP-PSN list of affiliates
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
plan to continue two-QB system
-ECU
women's basketball team hosts tournament
-Board
to vote on $38 tuition, fee hike
-ECU
officials mulling new health care rule
Pirates still feeling Marshall pain
East Carolina football coach Skip Holtz
said early this week that he wanted his players to retain some of the
sting inflicted by their 26-7 loss at Marshall on Nov. 10.
Kinston Free Press
Apathy a big Wave foe
New Orleans Times Picayune
Weekend preview- Big 12 showdowns loom
large
A UCF loss would leave the door open for
East Carolina to represent the East, but the Pirates would also have to
prevail themselves at home against Tulane
USA Today
From the
Washington Daily News
-Holtz
lets players enjoy Thanksgiving
-Area
stars have many reasons to be thankful
Mack a part of East Carolina's success
Fayetteville Observer
November 22, 2007
Thanksgiving Day (US)
MADDs Tie One On For Safety Holiday Ribbon Campaign (11/22-12/31)
Sagittarius Begins
Saint Cecilia Feast Day
Anniversary - Assassination of John F. Kennedy
From
Bonesville.net
-Gold:
Nuggets of Gold
�
'Tis the season
-BVL:
Updated ECU Football Recruiting
Thumbnails
Forte finds his way
Matt Forte has been leaving footprints all
over the parishes of eastern Louisiana since childhood
Greenville Daily Reflector
Seniors ready for last regular season game
New Bern Sun Journal
From the
Washington Daily News
-ECU
will get a heavy load of Forte
-Pirates
shuffle their way past Bishops
Year One Of Football's 'Toledo Era'
Concludes On Saturday
As year one of the "Bob Toledo Era" comes
to an end on Saturday at East Carolina, the Tulane University football
team still has a lot to play for.
tulanegreenwave.com
Tulane (4-7) at East Carolina (6-5)
Raleigh News &
Observer
Transfer Shaw gives Vikings another weapon
She signed a national letter of intent
with East Carolina earlier this month and she plans to study medicine
while playing basketball with the Pirates.
Columbia
(SC) State
November 21, 2007
Pumpkin Pie Day
Tie One On Day
UN World Television Day
What Do You Love About America Day
World Hello Day
Ratification Day (North Carolina)
From
Bonesville.net
-Batten:
Football Recruiting Report
�
Joshua Clark: football born and bred
-BVL:
Pirates shake off Battling Bishops
WNCT:
Talk of the Town
From ecupirates.com
-Men's
Basketball Tops NC Wesleyan by 19
-Icenhower
Named C-USA Diver-of-the-Week
The weekly award is the sixth of
Icenhower's career, her second honor in 2007-08
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
football team scatters for Thanksgiving
-Evening
things up
ECU shoots 45 percent from field in win over NCWC
Rocky Mount Telegram
Fields powers East Carolina past NC
Wesleyan
Winston Salem Journal (AP)
Division races tight with one week left
New Bern Sun Journal
Pirates hoping for some help
Despite a devastating loss to Marshall in
its most recent game, East Carolina is focused on the future, not the
past
Raleigh News &
Observer
From the
Washington
Daily News
-Pirates
guaranteed a bowl game
-Lady
Pirates fall in final seconds to Panthers
Recruiting- ECU gets commitment from lineman
Fayetteville Observer
Green Wave gaining some steam a little
late
Although they've won three of their past
five games, it's painful for Tulane football players to look back on
their season.
New Orleans Times Picayune
Jags' Garrard Doesn't Miss A Beat
WFtv.com
Falcons place Coleman, Lewis on IR
TSN.ca
Falcons lose defenders Coleman, Lewis for
season - NFL
ESPN
November 20, 2007
Name Your PC Day
From
Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� Bowl-bound
Pirates hobbling
BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz Monday press conference
WNCT:
TOT (Walter Jones & Denny O'Brien)
From ecupirates.com
-Free
Throws Cost Lady Pirates Again, Falling 72-70 To High Point
-Men's
Basketball Welcomes NC Wesleyan To Minges Before Making First Road Trip
-Weekly
Press Luncheon Quotes
-Swimming
And Diving Teams Conclude Fall Semester Schedule
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Title
still in sight
Pirates host
Green Wave in finale
-Late
free throws go against Pirates
For the second straight game, late free
throws doomed the East Carolina women's basketball team.
-ECU
goes to D-III looking for a win
East Carolina's men's basketball team is
dropping down a couple of divisions for tonight's game against D-III
N.C. Wesleyan
-ECU
Notes- Medical School adds cardiac specialist
From the
New Bern Sun Journal
-Fort�,
injured defense concern East Carolina�s Holtz
-Tough
losses hope to motivate East Carolina
Every team goes through its share of tough
stretches and heartbreakers. What makes a good team is how it bounces
back.
Bishops headed to Greenville
Rocky Mount Telegram
Pirates still have slim hopes for Conference USA
division title
Winston Salem Journal (AP)
Pirates will lean on seniors against the
surging Green Wave
ECU needs help from veterans and UTEP to
make conference championship
The East Carolinian
High Point Drops East Carolina, 72-70
HPU Panthers
Who are the best leaders?
Raleigh News &
Observer
November 19, 2007
"Have a Bad Day" Day
Anniversary - Gettysburg Address (Abraham Lincoln)
Birthday - President James Garfield (12th President)
From
Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 327
� Season
defying all labels
-BVL:
Denny O'Brien's Harris BCS Poll Ballot
-BVL:
Bowl Championship Series Standings
ECU men get zoned out
East Carolina wants to run, but in its
last two men's basketball losses, the offense has been stuck in
quicksand for big chunks of the game.
Greenville Daily
Reflector
Tough losses hope to motivate East
Carolina
Every team goes through its share of tough
stretches and heartbreakers. What makes a good team is how it bounces
back.
New Bern Sun Journal
High Point Wraps Up Road Swing at East
Carolina
HPU Panthers
Survey- College doping policies vary
Idaho, Texas, Iowa, Tennessee and East
Carolina were the only schools to report catching an athlete using
steroids in the past three years.
United Press International
Flames� buzzer-beater burns Pirates
Washington Daily News
Liberty survives ECU in Greenville
Kinston Free Press
Garrard outduels Rivers
Raleigh News &
Observer
Jags' Garrard shows his style on, off the
field
Orlando Sentinel
Garrard Post Game Video
jaguars.com
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November 25, 2007
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-No
points, no win, no bowl for State
-Heels
win by a Little
Given new life when Duke place-kicker Nick
Maggio misses a 40-yard field-goal try at the end of regulation, the Tar
Heels take advantage.
-Many
missed chances hang over Roof's future
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Devils
and Roof just couldn't finish Heels
-Missed
kick a summary of Duke's season
-With
players' support, Roof waits
State bowl hope gone
Greensboro News-Record
Mountaineers crush UConn, poised for BCS title shot
Charleston
Daily Mail
QB White keys WVU title �run�
Beckley Register
Herald
Hokies take down rival Cavs
Ijjas is a former walk-on who
transferred from East Carolina
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Hokies now seek to exorcise demons
With a 33-21 win over the rival
Cavaliers, the Hokies punched their ticket to next weekend�s ACC
championship game � and for a shot at revenge.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the
Anderson
Independent
-No.
21 Clemson 23, USC 21- Last-second field goal lifts Tigers
-A
change at the top isn't a valid issue for Clemson
-Fifth
consecutive loss humbles Spurrier
From the
Greenville
(SC) News
-Mistakes
haunt Gamecocks
-Tigers
win by a toe
-Another
game a lot like the other games -- Clemson wins, of course
From the
Winston
Salem Journal
-The
Dream Won't Die- Late fumble helps ASU win 28-27 thriller
-Dominating
Deacons slam 'Dores
-Tebow
leads Gators to victory, enhances his Heisman chances
-CRAZY-
Carr has been through a lot in his short time with the Panthers
Wofford rules the Big Sky
It was a Saturday afternoon
drive in the snowy mountains of Montana that nobody at Wofford will ever
forget. Six minutes, 69 yards, one chance to pull a remarkable victory.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Seniors' families reflect on careers
Ijjas is a former walk-on who
transferred from East Carolina
St
Petersburg Times
Seahawks ink strong recruits
Wilmington Star-News
November 24, 2007
College Football | Today's Carolinas
Matchups
Charlotte
Observer
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-UNC-CH
criticized for Davis' pay raise
-Judgment
day- Wins would be huge for Duke, State
-Today
gives Pack, Terps 'deja vu'
Rivalry takes center stage
Greenville
(SC) News
November 23, 2007
Scenarios turn easy with a victory
In addition to pulling for USC
to defeat Clemson, Gamecock fans should pull for the following 6-win
teams to lose: East Carolina (to Tulane), ...
Columbia
(SC) State
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Pack
pulls it together
-NCSU
high on O'Brien
-Stone
not done giving to Pack
Fade at finish
Bobcats force OT, can't stay with Wizards
Charlotte Observer
It's good to be Butch
It must be great to be Butch Davis. People
in unique places seem to really like him -- people at North Carolina, at
Arkansas and, some say, at Texas A&M.
Durham Herald-Sun
Turnaround has some U.Va. fans feeling
giddy
Hampton Roads Daily Press
November 22, 2007
Terriers in prime shape
New strength coach Wes Herlocker helped
Wofford improve physical tools
Spartanburg
Herald-Journal
What to be thankful for on this day
New Bern Sun Journal
From the
Anderson Independent
-Listless
Tigers hold off feisty Presbyterian, 74-57
-Clemson
quietly confident about facing shaky USC defense
Spurrier apologizes for 'attitude' talk
University of South Carolina coach Steve
Spurrier said Wednesday he misspoke when he said his team's attitude
"stinks," saying he meant that the effort "at times stinks."
Greenville (SC) News
Appalachian State downs Campbell
Fayetteville Observer
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Some
food for thought- what football teams eat
Pete Dougherty has spent the past three
days cooking 10 turkeys, 70 pounds of potatoes (Idaho and sweet) and
four gallons of gravy. But he's still fairly certain of one thing: "I
probably won't have any leftovers."
-Davis
favors green
-UNC-CH
agrees to sweeten Davis' contract
-N.C.
State vs. Rider
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-UNC-CH
gives Davis a raise
-Rough
road to Saturday for Lenahan
-Wojo
a proud papa in Hawaii
-Eagles
get first D-I win over Tenn. Tech
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Roof
says he expects to be back next season
-ASU's
defense better be ready
November 21, 2007
WVU an even bet to reach BCS title game
Charleston Gazette
Coaches excited about bringing Hull aboard
as new athletic director
Charleston Post Courier
Spotlight Has Faded, but Tragedy Still Motivating the
Hokies
Washington Post
Rivals lower their fists, offer some
helping hands
Columbia
(SC) State
Spurrier puts SEC chase ahead of beating
Clemson
Greenville (SC) News
From the
Spartanburg
Herald-Journal
-Attitude
bothers Spurrier
-Searching
for respect
Don't think the Wofford football team is
sulking and complaining about being shipped out to Montana for the
playoffs. That's as far from the truth as Missoula, Mont., is to
Spartanburg.
CAA proves it's a football power
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Roof,
Duke football might be better off ending this chapter
-Another
win over Tar Heels may be big for Devils' coach
-No.
13 Duke gets a chance at a fourth Maui Invitational title
-Eagles
finally get to play a game at home
-Canes
look to build on lead
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Roof's
focus- UNC-CH
-Ellington
expands game to help Heels
-BCS
might expand pool of at-large teams
-Canes
switch jerseys
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Mountaineers
plan to draw on success
-Grobe
says (again) he'll be back
Coach: Annual rumors of job offers are
proof that Wake Forest is on right path
-FALSE
START- Beginning college-basketball season on Nov. 5 is bad idea for
several reasons
Charlotte Bobcats rise to 6-4
Charlotte Observer
From the Roanoke
Times
-Bowl
options begin to narrow
-Hokies
penning a blockbuster script
November 20, 2007
C of C to announce Hull as athletic
director
East Carolina senior associate athletic
director Jimmy Bass was a finalist
Charleston Post Courier
You Can't Fade Wake Forest
AOL Sports
From the
Durham Herald-Dispatch
-Limping
to the end
The good news today is that the college
football season is nearly over around here. Dealing in reality can
sometimes be disappointing, even painful depending on whether you coach
for a living.
-O'Brien
sees improvement, need for more
-Eagles
gain respect in loss to Wake
-No.
13 Duke gets 83-61 victory over Princeton in Maui tournament
This is the one to circle
Hampton Roads Daily
Press
U.Va. showing growth, a work in progress
The Virginian Pilot
Win would help USC secure bowl
Spartanburg
Herald-Journal
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Blue
field is OK with Pack WR
To qualify for a bowl game, State (5-6,
3-4 ACC) must beat Maryland (5-6, 2-5) on Saturday at Carter-Finley
Stadium.
-Wolfpack
basketball has some 'issues'
From the
Beckley
Register Herald
-Rod
wants no part of BCS talk � yet
-WVU
game is UConn�s biggest ever
From the
Charlotte
Observer
-Wallace
helps Bobcats stifle Blazers
-Monmouth
edges 49ers in OT
-Davidson
team ranked for first time
From the
Columbia
(SC) State
-Spurrier
dismisses new-job speculation
-Tigers
hold USC�s bowl prospects
-Tigers
may head to Gator Bowl
November 19, 2007
Top prospect to make big choice
Athlete Darius Spencer (5-10, 178) of
Asheville, N.C., has been committed to East Carolina, but after making
an unofficial visit to USC for the Florida game, Spencer said he will
commit to the Gamecocks if his semester grades are good enough for his
to qualify for the scholarship.
Columbia (SC) The State
Bowl eligibility no postseason guarantee
for Gamecocks
Charleston Post Courier
Clemson, USC have plenty of motivation
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Blowouts Become Nailbiters
As terrible as the performance against
Louisiana-Monroe was, it was not an isolated event.
rollbamaroll.com
Mountaineers third in BCS
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Privateers
party at RBC
Upstart New Orleans shocks N.C. State on
late 3-point basket
-Winthrop
edges Georgia Tech
-Nothing
a sure bet in this BCS season
From
the
New Orleans
Times Picayune
-Privateers
greet Towe, then stun Wolfpack
In its game against North Carolina State,
the University of New Orleans was paying a visit to former coach Monte
Towe.
-Miles
might get offer he can't refuse
The math goes like this.
-Low
home attendance concerns Hornets
Close won�t cut it much longer for Tigers, Bowden
Anderson Independent
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Maui
no vacation for Devils
-NCCU
set for first-ever meeting with Deacons
Johnson repeats as Nextel Cup champion
Fayetteville Observer
From
the
Hampton Roads
Daily Press
-Ready
for Cavs
-T.O.
ruins Redskins' day
Panthers freeze up in Green Bay
Charlotte Observer
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-UNC-CH's
Davis stays mum about contract extension
-NCAA
FCS (I-AA) Playoffs
-Appalachian
State to open playoffs with a home game
Terriers sent to Montana for playoff
opener
Greenville (SC)
News
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November 25, 2007
Southern Miss to play in Papajohns Bowl
FOXSports.com
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-Tulsa
to Meet UCF in C-USA Football Championship Game
By posting victories on Saturday
afternoon, UCF and Tulsa have punched their tickets to the third annual
Conference USA Football Championship Game.
-Nov.
24 Football Roundup
Orlando Set to Host C-USA Championship
Game for Second Time in Three Years
2007 Bowl
Proj. ... Memphis to New Orleans
Predicting and projecting the possible
post-season matchups.
College Football News
Fort� won't top Wave rushing list
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
secures berth in C-USA title game against Tulsa
-Knights
in
-Defense
dishes out strong plays vs. UTEP's offense
Miners play better, still lose to UCF
El Paso Times
From the
Tulsa World
-Tulsa
headed to title game
Todd Graham's promise was made during
Tulsa's lowest point of the Conference USA season.
-Shoo-in
turns into shootout for Tulsa
-Tulsa
team wins for coach
-Troy
downs TU at buzzer
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Rice
fails to aid UH with loss to Tulsa
-Cougars
crush TSU, will play in Texas Bowl
ONE LAST STAND- USM wins, earns bowl
berth
Biloxi Sun Herald
Bowl officials had Eagles on radar
Hattiesburg American
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Southern
Miss makes stand, earns bowl invitation
-Senior
Eagles happy to extend winning tradition
-Notebook-
Fletcher gets 133 despite turf toe
UAB football season comes to end with loss
to Marshall
Birmingham News
A happy ending to Marshall�s season
Beckley Register
Herald
Herd ends season on high note
Charleston Gazette
From the
Charleston
Daily Mail
-Bernie
Morris lifts Marshall past UAB
-Herd
senior WR rises to the occasion
-Snyder
won't forget special group
Tigers accept bid after SMU escape
Triple-OT win earns trip to New Orleans
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the
Dallas Morning News
-SMU
hopes new coach, new attitude can change its fortunes
SMU's Phil Bennett Era ended Saturday with
more of the same.
-SMU's
lost season ends with another crushing defeat
-SMU
men remain winless after falling to Dayton, 82-57
November 24, 2007
From the Orlando Sentinel
-Division
title awaits for UCF
-UTEP
at UCF
UCF plays for all the marbles
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Miner notes- Today's game is UTEP's first versus UCF
El Paso News
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-USM
Football- Motivation not a problem for 6-5 Eagles
-Look
out for...
-Wise,
Horton can't handle Tide alone
Tigers sprint to finish line
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the
Tulsa World
-All
over again
Confidence surrounding the Tulsa football
team strongly resembles its 2005 championship run.
-Credit
Graham, Smith for Hurricane success
November 23, 2007
Around Conference USA - Football
USA Today
From the
College
Football News
-Previews
and Predictions for the Week 13 C-USA Games
-Previews
and Predictions for the Week 13 Conference USA Games, Part 2
From the
El Paso News
-Miners
won't patch defense with junior college transfers
-Vittatoe
hopes to close season on a high note
Who will be next Herd star QB?
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Kicking game key to big turnaround
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Rice has motivation going into game against ex-coach
Houston Chronicle
Eagles' finale nearing
Hattiesburg American
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Eustachy
wants more effort against Bama
-USM
Football- Lyons equal to task when called
-Notebook-
Holiday practice lasts 90 minutes
Knights can't overcome Wildcats
Orlando Sentinel
November 22, 2007
Conference usa's final week lacks intrigue, suspense
League's title game, bowl teams likely set
Charleston Gazette
From the
Dallas
Morning News
-Tulsa
faces Rice with championship game berth on the line
-Louisville's
Kragthorpe dispels SMU rumors
From the
Tulsa World
-Return
trip to Rice
All seems well -- at least on
the surface -- between Todd Graham and Rice University.
-Many
things worth giving thanks for
From the
Orlando
Sentinel
-Knights
set for national spotlight
-Iraq
war veteran and UCF LB Robenson Jean fought for his country -- and for a
chance to play college football
-Smith
must stay in line to be in lineup
UCF's Smith Still Lacks Recognition As Knights Push For
Conference Title
Florida Ledger
USM coming back
Biloxi Sun Herald
USM looking to finish strong
Mobile Press Register
Campus report- Rhoden might get additional season
Southern Miss WR Chris Rhoden already had
his senior farewell speech all worked out and was prepared for Saturday
being the last time he would walk into Roberts Stadium for a football
game wearing a Golden Eagles uniform.
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-Golden
Eagles Continue Work Toward Regular Season Finale Versus Arkansas State
-Blazers
Down Eastern Kentucky, 64-50
From
the
Birmingham News
-Blazers'
final game may not be last for Dunbar
-Blazers
get back on track
It came complete with some anxious moments
in the second half but UAB got back on track Wednesday night with a
64-50 basketball victory over Eastern Kentucky before a crowd of 3,321
at Bartow Arena.
More buzz about SMU considering Kragthorpe
Louisville Courier-Journal
From
the El
Paso Times
-UTEP
offense poses problems
-Moment's
notice all Hiett got last week
Smith, Doss, Kasser look back on memories as Tiger
careers end
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
From
the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
expects defensive youth movement to pay off in 2008
-Herd
favored by two touchdowns - a role reversal
First UH-TSU football matchup helps city, schools
Houston Chronicle
November 21, 2007
From the El
Paso Times
-UCF
poses big threat to Miners in season finale
-Consistency
a key for offense
Classy Smith not bothered by Doak snub
Orlando Sentinel
Football's Matt Fort� Invited To Play In 2008 Senior
Bowl
conferenceusa.com
Around Conference USA - Football
USA
Today
From the
Charleston
Daily Mail
-Marshall,
UAB have something to play for
-Herd
walk-on getting quality minutes
Have Merthie- Herd rallies, wins in OT
Charleston Gazette
A hard fought victory
Marshall's entire men's basketball team
drew the praise of its head coach following Tuesday's overtime victory
against East Tennessee State in Cam Henderson Center.
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
From the
Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-Smith
makes run for history
-Turf
toe injury limits Fletcher
-Wise,
Beasley combine for 37 in Eagles' win
From the
Hattiesburg
American
-Easterling-
I'm leaving
Freshman running back Antwain Easterling
stated that he was leaving the Southern Miss football team Monday night
after practice
-C-USA
honors Fletcher
Memphis adds to its streak with Arkansas
win
Biloxi Sun-Herald
From the
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Calipari
sees little to like in blowout win over Indians
-Defense
rewards patient coaches
-Liberty
Bowl gets DOJ visit
From the
Tulsa World
-Father,
son to face off on the field
Tulsa co-defensive coordinator Paul
Randolph spends hours dissecting upcoming opponents on film.
-Loss
to Arkansas puts TU at 0-4
-Tulsa
point guard leaves men's basketball team
UH NOTEBOOK- Cougars' progress satisfies
Penders
Houston Chronicle
UAB senior Paul Delaney III talks about basketball injury
Birmingham News
Green Wave set for tournament
New Orleans Times Picayune
November 20, 2007
From
ConferenceUSA.com
-C-USA
Football Notebook
UCF clinched at least a share of the East
Division with its 49-20 win over SMU in Dallas on Saturday. With a win
over UTEP this weekend, the Knights would earn the right to host the
2007 C-USA Football Championship.
-C-USA
Football Championship Game to Kick-Off at Noon EST
-Men's
Basketball Notebook
Conference
USA conference roundup, standings, player and game of the week
College Football News
From the
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
-Herd,
Blazers boast squads with plenty of underlcassmen
-Punter
Marty Biagi opts to hang 'em up
From the
Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-Golden
Eagles playing for a winning season
-Star
RB Fletcher shares wealth
Bowl game is the bait
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
bracing for high-Cal diet
-U
of M set for bowl, wait while site settled
From the
Orlando
Sentinel
-UCF
eager for shot at C-USA East title
-RB
Smith doesn't make cut for award
Miners to play for pride Saturday
El
Paso Times
Top 10 best coaching jobs
espn.com
TU Notebook- Graham returns to Houston
If UCF loses, East Carolina and TU would
play at the higher-rated BCS school. If Tulsa loses, Houston will be the
West Division representative.
Tulsa World
From the
Houston Chronicle
-RICE
NOTEBOOK- Owls declare rift with Graham is over
-Renovations
leave Rice's basketball team without a home
Rice men must deal with hassles arising
from work on Autry Court
From the
Charleston
Daily Mail
-Spann
an example of mu's frustration
We beat the best team on the East side --
East Carolina -- last weekend. It just shows how good we can really be.
We're just running out of time.
-Controversial
call costs Marshall
UAB struggling amid youth movement
Charleston Gazette
USM came through in clutch
Hattiesburg American
UAB senior point guard Paul Delaney III out for season
with injury
Birmingham News
Green Wave Baseball Adds Elite Talent
During Early Signing Period
tulanegreenwave.com
November 19, 2007
Rice game a juicy tale
Todd Graham says it's not about Rice and
him.
Tulsa World
McKiver Leeds Cougar Men's Basketball Team To An 84-69
Victory Over The College Of Charleston
ConferenceUSA.com
Tough UCF awaits Miners
The unfortunate thing to understand about
UTEP's 2007 season is that, as improbable as this sounds, the 56-30 loss
to a struggling Southern Mississippi may not be rock bottom.
El Paso Times
Eleven contribute to UAB problems on defensive unit
Birmingham News
More of the same costs Marshall in seven-point loss to
Houston
Beckley Register
Herald
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-One
last goal for Herd- Send seniors off with win
-Herd
wonders what might have been
-Marshall
exemplifies concept of 'team man'
Southern Miss vs. Arkansas State
Jackson Clarion
Ledger
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