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March 9, 2008
Check Your Batteries Day
Daylight Savings Time Begins
From Bonesville.net
-BVL
Box Score:
East Carolina 6, Michigan 5
-BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 10, Pittsburgh 5
-Pirates
on short end of nail-biter
-Conference
USA Tournament Pairings
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Fall To Tulane In Regular Season Finale
Donnavan Stith sank two game-winning free
throws with 4.4 seconds remaining to lead Tulane to a 77-75 victory over
East Carolina. ECU will open the 2008 Conference USA Tournament on
Wednesday, against Tulsa at 1 p.m. EST.
-ECU
Tops Wolverines 6-5 At LeClair Classic
-Maness
Tames Panthers 10-5 In LeClair Classic
-Pirates
Sweep UCF To Open C-USA Play
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Tulane
wipes out ECU's run
Tulane's dominance of East Carolina
continued in Fogelman Arena, but the Green Wave had to work a lot harder
for its victory Saturday than it has in recent meetings with the
Pirates.
-Kemp's
clutch hit caps Classic day for Pirates
-A
balancing act
-Winds
send tree through roof
Tree crashes into home of Carlester
Crumpler Sr., a member of the ECU Athletics Hall of Fame.
Pirates win two at Keith LeClair Classic
Washington Daily News
Senior Trio Leads Tulane to 77-75 Victory over East
Carolina in Regular Season Finale
tulanegreenwave.com
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Wave
sinks Pirates in final seconds
-Tulane
snaps losing streak
TU to face Pirates
Tulsa will face East Carolina in
Wednesday's opening game of the Conference USA basketball tournament
played in Memphis.
Tulsa World
Wolverines Drop Tough Loss to East
Carolina
MGoBlue.com
UM loses twice in baseballPirates
win two at Keith LeClair Classic
Prep Zone- DC�s Lutzow finds DI volleyball
home
Northwest Herald
March 8, 2008
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Go For Fourth Consecutive Win At Tulane
-Pirate
Baseball Gameday Central
-Keith
LeClair Classic Game Times Announced
-Gagnon
Named To C-USA All-Academic Team
-Softball
Opens Conference Play At UCF
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
sailing in uncharted waters
ECU is looking for their fourth
consecutive C-USA victory and sixth league win this season. Both would
be school records in Conference USA.
-Start
of Classic pushed back by heavy rain
-Board-
Brody plan OK'd
-ECU
to hold founder's day events at later time
Tulane Looks to Secure Second Straight Winning Season
with a Victory Over East Carolina on Saturday
tulanegreenwave.com
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Green
Wave clinging to slim tourney hopes
Ideally, David Gomez would be playing
tonight's game under different circumstances, perhaps even to help pad
his team's once budding postseason tournament hopes.
-TULANE
VS. EAST CAROLINA
ECU offers 2009 WR
Yahoo! Sports
From
the East Carolinian
-Johnson
still casting a shadow on Dowdy-Ficklen
-Young
pitchers enjoying the weekend
March 7, 2008
 Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
�
LeClair's brainchild draws solid field
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-GSU-Michigan
Game Moved To 9 AM
-Virginia
Tech Turns Back Lady Pirates, 6-1
-Rice
Upends East Carolina 69-55
Terry leads ECU with 14 points seven
rebounds
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 4
Calling it a "spirited" start, East
Carolina Head Football Coach Skip Holtz wrapped up the second week of
spring workouts by guiding the Pirates through a two-hour practice late
Thursday afternoon on Hight Field inside the Cliff Moore Practice
Complex.
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Northern
exposure at LeClair Classic
-Backs
line up for job with ECU
-Owls
oust Pirates in tourney opener
-ECU,
UNC-CH seek OK to expand schools
-ECU
students mourn Carson
A pair of East Carolina University student
leaders fondly recalled a slain colleague Thursday.
C-USA WOMEN- Riverin, Carter help Rice top
E. Carolina
Houston Chronicle
Roach looks to improve his stock for NFL
Draft
Washington Daily News
March 6, 2008
Anniversary - Fall of the Alamo
Birthday - Elizabeth Barrett Browning (poet)
Birthday - Michelangelo (artist)
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� A
time for optimism about ECU sports
-Myatt:
Hoops squad builds on momentum
-BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 7, Va. Commonwealth 4
From ecupirates.com
-Blair's
Double-Double Leads Pirates Past Owls
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 3
-East
Carolina Earns First National ITA Ranking
-Pirates
Sail Past UNCA, Winston-Salem State
-ECU
Blanks UNCA, Winston-Salem State
-Mincey
Pitches Pirates Past Rams, 7-4
-Live
Online Video of East Carolina in C-USA Tournament Available
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
show off for scouts
-ECU
women get another shot at Rice at tourney
-Mincey
silences VCU bats
-ECU
gets rare road victory
-ECU
chancellor talks enrollment growth
Rice stumbles against East Carolina for 75-66 loss
Owls waste Britton's 40 points against
Pirates
Houston Chronicle
ECU Defeats Rice, 75-68
riceowls.com
Recap- Rice vs. East Carolina
Charlotte Observer (TSN)
Pirates look to fill open tailback slot
At a size 9 1/2, East Carolina�s Chris
Johnson may not have had the biggest shoes on last year�s football team,
but they could be the hardest to fill
New Bern Sun Journal
Could EC�s Johnson be on Bucs� radar?
scout.com
From
Yahoo! Sports
-2009
QB hearing from plenty of schools
From East Carolina he�s heard from Coach
Roggeman and Coach Holtz.
-Offers
start for huge Carolina OT
March 5, 2008
St. Piran's Day
BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 20, ODU 13 (10
innings)
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-ECU
Baseball Downs ODU 20-13 In 10 Innings
-Conference
USA Announces Women's Basketball All-Conference Teams
-ECU
Baseball Heads To VCU
-Swimmers
Excel At Championship Meet
-Pirates
Look To End Road Woes At Rice
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
tries to make it 3 straight
-ECU
niners get road win at Old Dominion
ECU Defeats Monarchs, 20-13 in 10 Innings
odusports.com
Weathered vets school young Pirates in
spring practice
New Bern Sun Journal
Flipping Quarters
Versatility or clarity? Skip Holtz might
have to make a decision soon.
espn.com
Around Campus:
SpeechEasy
on 20/20's Medical Mysteries Friday, March 7
News & Observer
Massive �09 OL has lots of interest
Gaines-Cherry attended a junior day at Wake
Forest recently but was unable to attend a scheduled event at East
Carolina.
Yahoo! Sports
March 4, 2008
Peace Corps Day
Holy Experiment Day
National Grammar Day
Hug a GI Day
Unique Names Day
Admission Day (Vermont)
Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� Program
shows progress under Mac
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-ECU
Baseball Hits The Road To Face ODU
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 2
-Andrews
Named C-USA Hitter-Of-The-Week
From
The East Carolinian
-A
grand finale
Seniors win last home game
-Pirates
have 'safe' home-opening weekend
-ECU
wins clash championship
-Football
begins spring practice
ECU preparing to work out in pads
Raleigh News and Observer (AP)
From
the
Washington Daily News
-ECU�s
Moore happy for another shot; Wilson still hungry
-Bristow�s
gem helps Pirates shine
From Yahoo! Sports
-2009
kicker close to first offer
�He�s actually got an offer to walk-on at
East Carolina already,�
Jeremy
Shelley�s
father said. �They want to see him this summer to evaluate him for a
scholarship
-First
offer in for Carolina QB?
March 3, 2008
Fun Facts About Names Day
I Want You To Be Happy Day
National Anthem Day
NEA's Read Across America Day
What If Cats And Dogs Had Opposable Thumbs Day
Birthday - Alexander Graham Bell (inventor)
Admission Day (Florida)
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 337
� CSTV
makeover could benefit C-USA
-BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 6, Monmouth 0
From ecupirates.com
-Bristow
Tosses Two-Hit Complete Game Shutout
-Softball
Sweeps Its Way To Clash Title
-Pirates
Finish Third At C-USA Championships
-Track
And Field Wraps Up 2008 Indoor C-USA Championships
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Bristow
blanks Monmouth
Junior tosses two-hit shutout
-Pirates
find their game, pound Hawks
-Atkins
joins ECU as vice provost for student affairs
-NCHSAA:
East Regional basketball tourneys have a home in
Greenville
ECU has been very gracious, not only with
regional basketball but other regional meetings and events.
From
the
Washington Daily News
-Whitehead
earns first start with East Carolina
-Pirates
breaking out the whooping sticks
Brady Evaluating Early Interest
Jason Brady, a 6-foot-2, 275-pound center
from Delone Catholic High School is waiting patiently for his first
offer and has been hearing from a number of schools...
I have also been hearing from Purdue, Temple, East
Carolina and North Carolina (Chapel Hill).
superprep.com
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March 9, 2008
Injury or not, Cook's career was a
success
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
SEC No. 2 for most NCAA infractions
The Southeastern Conference can boast
back-to-back national titles in football and men's basketball, the
nation's premier women's basketball program and record attendance in
college stadiums every autumn.
Birmingham News
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Heels
reject Devils' bid
-Devils
stand with Tar Heels
Fans, teams salute slain UNC-CH student.
-Deacons
keep Wolfpack in tailspin
-Duke,
UNC-CH baseball split
-Canes
pull out OT win
From the
Charlotte Observer
-Wildcats'
Barr seizes his moment
-Winthrop
senior fuels win for trip to NCAAs
-Richardson
leads Bobcats to 5th straight win
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Solution
to arrests- Suspend players for a year
-Vincent
suspended for spring
-What
happened to the 1997 recruiting class?
Cruise control
Daniel Fountain's ankle is fine. Not
pain-free, mind you, just healthy enough for him to help UNC-Wilmington
into the CAA Tournament semifinals.
Wilmington Star-News
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-Davidson
rolls; Elon topples Chattanooga
-ASU
struggles on offense
-For
WFU coach, a game of heart and heartache
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Tigers
bear cold to open spring
-Clemson
linebacker Vincent facing possible dismissal
March 8, 2008
Pitt's Cook appealing for sixth year
The Philadelphia native played two seasons
at East Carolina and sat out 2005-06 after transferring.
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Tigers face questions as spring football
practice opens
Anderson Independent
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-No
place like home
Tonight's winner not only gets the top
seed in the ACC Tournament but could earn a top seed and games in N.C.
during the NCAA Tournament.
-Medical
schools to expand enrollment
-McGee
gets hall of fame honor
South Carolina coach- A career in its
own class
St. Petersburg Times
Boy, 12, applied for W. Virginia
football coaching job
Houston Chronicle (AP)
2008 Spring Preview - The New Star Coaches
College Football News
From the
Charlotte Observer
-J.
Gordon wins Atlanta pole
-Count
it! That's 4 consecutive wins for Bobcats
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-It's
a grand (or two) night for basketball
The stakes are so high in tonight's
Duke-North Carolina game that one-large -- that's 10 Ben Franklins in
street terminology -- might not get you inside Cameron Indoor Stadium.
-Last
flight home
-This
time, everyone will be on the court
-Duke,
UNC-CH take time out to remember a tragic loss
Duke will hold of a moment of silence
before tonight's game in honor of slain UNC student body president Eve
Marie Carson.
Eagles face Bulldogs again, this time with NCAA bid on
the line
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
That time arrives for Seahawks
Wilmington Star-News
Darnell, Smoak drive in three each as USC
whips Duquesne
Greenville (SC) News
March 7, 2008
AAFL likely to postpone 2008 debut
Team Alabama may be done before ever
kicking off.
Birmingham News
Rodriguez-WVU case inching along
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the
Greenville (SC) News
-Nothing's
easy for Tigers
-The
time is now for Bowden's Tigers
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-SoCon
favorite easy to identify
-Bobby's
World- Cremins says he's thrilled to be back in coaching and that he
loves doing it in Charleston
VCU tourney win could mean just one bid to
NCAA
The Virginian Pilot
From the
Charlotte Observer
-49ers
topple George Washington, guarantee .500 Atlantic 10 record
-It's
hard to care about Bobcats
-Davidson
embraces bull's-eye
-UNC-A
gets shot at title game
-Winthrop
one win from bid
Eagles set to battle baseball royalty
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
Hawks brace for early start to conference
play
Wilmington Star-News
Some Tech fans pay again
Roanoke Times
March 6, 2008
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-�Cats
close curtains on Odom
-Arrested
developments
A popular college football blog is keeping
a running tally of player arrests at Division I schools this winter,
featuring updated standings each week.
-Charlotte
plunges USC into a power outage
New WVU offensive coordinator Mullen ready
for interesting spring
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
From the
Charlotte Observer
-Bobcats
cool off Warriors 118-109
-Panthers
better at picking up non-stars
-Lenoir-Rhyne
wins its opener
Duke has little trouble putting away UVa
Durham Herald-Sun
Eagles 'have no fear' heading into tourney
against Radford
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
$1M gift will benefit athletics
Wilmington Star-News
Grobe shuffles coaching assignments
Winston Salem Journal
March 5, 2008
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Dave
Odom- A true winner
The story of an ill young boy reveals the
most about Odom
-Dave
Odom- A winner at heart
Before his first game at South Carolina,
Dave Odom was stopped by security as he tried to enter the arena. The
guard demanded to see Odom�s ticket
Parity may lead to surprises in CAA
tourney
The only seventh seed to ever reach the
CAA finals was former league member East Carolina in 1993, when it won
the championship.
Wilmington (DE) News Journal
USC prepares for emotional night
Wednesday March 5�s 7 p.m. tip-off on Fox
Sports Net could be the final time Odom coaches the Gamecocks in the
Colonial Center in Columbia, barring a postseason game.
Anderson Independent
UVa's Brown charged with grand larceny
Roanoke Times
2008 Spring Preview - The Big East
College Football News
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Meeting
sparks Canes' run
-Blue
Devils talk the talk
-UNC-CH
seniors get win against FSU
-Cowher
downsizing, staying in Raleigh
From the Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Gamecocks'
Thomas suspended
South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier says
defensive back Carlos Thomas has been suspended indefinitely for
violating team rules.
-Rice
has everything to prove
As an NFL rookie, Sidney Rice provided a
glimpse of the superior potential well within his grasp.
From the
Charlotte Observer
-Bobcats
finally build a win streak
-Panthers,
defensive end Brayton agree to deal
-Linemen
commit to Pack, Heels
-UNC
Asheville cruises to first-round victory
One down ...
Playing like a team that knows it's one
loss away from packing up the Nikes, Winthrop's Eagles suffocated
Radford 76-45 on Tuesday in the quarterfinals of the Big South
Conference tournament.
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
March 4, 2008
Defensive backs coach hired
University of Kentucky Coach Rich Brooks
has filled the lone vacancy on his coaching staff by naming (former
Houston and East Carolina assistant)Chris Thurmond as his defensive
backs coach.
Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader
USC's Davis faces one-game suspension
University of South Carolina tailback Mike
Davis will be suspended for one game this season, although which game
hasn't been determined, coach Steve Spurrier said Monday night.
Greenville (SC) News
Krzyzewski speaks out about injury report
comments
Durham Herald Sun
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-Radio
station error the reason for coaches spat
-ASU
preparing to take on UNCG
-Deacs
wary of Hokies' Vassallo
-Sports
Briefs- Defensive lineman is first recruit in Pack's '09 class
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Lowe
doesn't get call
Referees didn't see late timeout signal
from Wolfpack coach Sidney Lowe during N.C. State-Duke game.
-Yates'
injury gives other QBs a shot
-Brind'Amour's
injury hasn't hurt Canes
Clemson's Hammonds breaks wrist on
non-shooting hand
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
From the
Charlotte Observer
-Davidson
earns first AP ranking since 1970
-Coach
K's summer job beneficial to Blue Devils
-Do-over
game to allow new players
Shaquille O'Neal is no longer around, but
Mike Bibby and Shawn Marion will be able to suit up for the NBA's first
replay since 1982.
One-and-done time
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
March 3, 2008
From the Columbia (SC) State
-Thriller:
Tigers toast the Terps
Clemson rallies from
down 20 to win
-Sweeping
success
Mistake-prone Tigers have no answer for USC
-USC
staff holding up their end of bargain
-USC
battles SoCal for RNE defensive end
Running back Desmond Scott (5-10, 184) of
Durham N.C., has been offered by USC, Clemson, Virginia, North Carolina,
N.C. State, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Florida and East Carolina.
From the Anderson Independent
-Clemson
charges back for stunning comeback win at Maryland
Last-second 3-pointer puts the Tigers over
the top in Sunday's game.
-Gamecocks
hold off Tigers in mistake-filled rivalry baseball game
USC football player Young arrested
University of South Carolina offensive
lineman Kevin Young was charged for his role in a fight in a nightclub
area near campus early Sunday.
Greenville (SC) News
Falcons, RB Turner Agree on 6-Year Deal
Durham Herald-Sun
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Heels
take Classic
-UNC-CH
Spring football
Boost of confidence accompanies 49ers' win
Charlotte Observer
Balance key to Seahawks' late success
Wilmington Star-News
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March 9, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Men's Basketball Championship Pairings Set
Memphis, UAB, Houston and UCF Earn First
Round Byes
-Houston
Tripped Up by UTEP
-Southern
Miss Upends Marshall Men, 63-58, in Regular-Season Finale
-UCF
Falls at Tulsa; Recieves First-Round C-USA Bye
-Conference USA Women's Basketball
Championship Central
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-U
of M eyes postseason after blitzing UAB to finish perfect in league
-Blazers'
NCAA hopes take hit
Memphis outplays UAB in 94-56 romp
Birmingham News
From the Tulsa World
-TU
cruises past UCF
TU (17-12) will open the Conference USA
Tournament on Wednesday with a noon (1pm ET) game against East
Carolina.
-Q&A
with Todd Graham
-QBs
are set to compete
-TU
Spring Focus
-TU's
Three Storylines
From the Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
continues to study why its football stadium bounces
-UCF
Knights fall in regular-season finale
Herd loses, falls to No. 8 seed for C-USA tourney
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Southern Miss-ed opportunity
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Golden Eagles finish strong, edge
Thundering Herd on road
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Southern Miss tops Marshall 63-58
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
UTEP tops Houston in seniors' last home
game
El Paso Times
Sharp shooting carries UTEP men past
Cougars
Houston Chronicle
Missed Opportunities Haunt Baseball In 7-3
Loss To UC Irvine
tulanegreenwave.com
March 8, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Men's
Basketball Notebook
The 2007-08 regular season concludes
Saturday with all 12 Conference USA teams in action
-Conference USA Women's Basketball
Championship Central
Standings tight as season ends
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
From the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Herd
can earn C-USA bye with win
-Jones
uses Florida connections to improve backcourt
Southern Miss hopes to round up the Herd
Biloxi Sun Herald
Eagles play last regular-season game today
Hattiesburg American
From
tulanegreenwave.com
-Tulane
Extends Baseball Coach Rick Jones' Contract Through 2015
-Hunt
Out-Duels Gorgen As Tulane Blanks UC Irvine, 2-0
From the Birmingham News
-As
player arrests mount, college coaches take varying preventive measures
-UAB
taking lesson from loss on the road against Memphis
From the Houston Chronicle
-Penders
needs much from seniors for UH at tourney
-More
on UH- Murphy on spring football
-Rice
assistants learn while on Owls' bumpy ride
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
again near perfect C-USA run
-Dorsey
wraps up Tiger career loved through good times and bad
-No.
2 Tigers vs. UAB Preview
TU trio forms foundation
Tulsa World
Seniors to play in final home game of
careers
El Paso Times
March 7, 2008
Basketball is huge part of UTEP senior's life
Marvin Kilgore has no trouble expressing
the feelings of his love affair with this simple, crazy game called
basketball.
El Paso Times
Shooting star- UAB's Vaden fires his way
into UAB record books
Birmingham News
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-A
lot at stake Saturday for Herd
Marshall set the stage for a big Saturday
night in Cam Henderson Center.
-Johnson
commits to Herd
Marshall men's basketball coach
Donnie Jones put the finishing touch on a recruiting process he
initiated at the University of Florida and landed a player for the
Thundering Herd.
Stakes high for Herd's C-USA finale
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Stadium
at U of M could cost as little as $118M
A 40,000-seat on-campus football stadium
for the University of Memphis could be funded by revenues generated from
stadium operations and additional resources such as student fees,
capital fund raising, public funding and rent from other events.
-While
Allen could return next year, Tigers will still honor 'senior' guard
-Top
receiver to miss spring practice
March 6, 2008
Holmes schooling
Frank Holmes took a victory lap on
Wednesday night in his final appearance at Bartow Arena. Robert Vaden
made sure that Holmes and his UAB basketball teammates had something to
celebrate besides Senior Night.
Birmingham News
Blazers hold off Tulsa
Tulsa World
UH's Smith works magic in win over Central
Florida
Houston Chronicle
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-Late
3-pointer ruins Knights' evening
-Knights'
assistant Collins elevated to recruiting coordinator
-League,
Knights working to build fan base for Women's hoops
Dorris wins it for Herd again
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Green Wave's losing streak hits eight
New Orleans Times Picayune
In spite of unexpected resistance, Tigers defeat SMU
72-55
Memphis Commercial Appeal
SMU dumped by No. 2 Memphis, 72-55
Dallas Morning News
Owls Host One Of The Nation's Top Collegiate On-Campus
Tournaments Starting Thursday
riceowls.com
March 5, 2008
Cox saw it all in USM radio booth
Brett Favre first caught the attention of
longtime Southern Miss radio announcer John Cox just before the start of
the 1987 football season.
Biloxi Sun Herald
From
the Hattiesburg American
-Boy,
could Favre play football
-Eagles
get big conference win
-Rebels'
Bittle shuts down USM
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Bittle,
Rebels stay hot, put chill on Eagles
-Hot-shooting
Golden Eagles crush Miners
-Favre's
enthusiasm for game won over many Mississippians
-USM
signs football deal with Kansas
Southern Miss. crushes UTEP 96-70
El Paso Times
From conferenceusa.com
-2008
All-Conference USA Women's Basketball Teams Announced
-Men's
Basketball Notebook
-Seven
C-USA Players Named to NABC All-District Teams
-Women's
Basketball Notebook & Statistics
-Marshall's
Tommy Johnson Named To Johnny Bench Award Watch List
Marshall, Tulane two teams going opposite
directions
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Herd seeks elusive third league road win
tonight at Tulane
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Favre
will be remembered for his unbreakable spirit
-Tulane not giving up the ship
Blazers' Frank Holmes plays last home game
tonight against Tulsa
Birmingham News
From
the
Tulsa World
-Reasons
differ, but TU, UAB need win
-TU
senior preparing for homecourt finale
From
the
Dallas Morning News
-SMU
gets shot at No. 2 Memphis
-SMU's
Jones- Spring practice will be fun
The football team took the field Tuesday for the first time under
coach June Jones, with spring practice officially opening. "I'm a guy
that likes to win and to do things right," Jones said.
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Despite
Tigers' deep bench, expect starters to play more when the games get
tighter
-No.
2 Tigers at SMU
From
the
Houston Chronicle
-Justice-
Cancer survivors show UH team what brave means
-Senior
day bittersweet for UH guard Smith
UCF at Houston
Orlando Sentinel
March 4, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-Baseball
Notebook
Off to its best start since 1996, the UCF
baseball team learned Monday that it entered the national rankings for
the first time since May 16, 2005.
-Softball
Notebook
East Carolina completed a 5-1 weekend,
defeating Towson and Fordham Sunday at the ECU Softball Field to earn
the 2008 Pirate Clash championship. The Pirates improved their record to
16-5
Despite struggles, UTEP still fighting for
position
El Paso Times
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-C-USA
rankings
-Tigers
battle season-ending complacency
-Lady
Tigers coach resigns
-Nicholls
St. rounds out Tiger schedule
The University of
Memphis football team completed its 2008 schedule Monday when 1-AA
member Nicholls State was added.
Mixed news for the Herd
Who doesn't feel bad for Taurean Marshall?
The Marshall University senior guard can't catch a break.
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
RICE NOTEBOOK- C-USA track title a numbers
game
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Born
leader Stone fills key role for Eagles
-Fedora
issues challenge to fans
Privateers pumped to play Green Wave
New Orleans Times-Picayune
TU senior preparing for homecourt finale
Tulsa World
March 3, 2008
Herd scheduling, C-USA hoops, prep tourney
East Carolina, under athletic director
Terry Holland wants no part of a midweek home game and it appears C-USA
is accommodating him.
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From conferenceusa.com
-Weekend
Baseball Roundup
-Houston
Drops Finale to No. 3 Texas at Houston College Classic
-Tiger
Baseball Clinches Series with 9-4 Triumph Over Ohio
-Rice's
Seastrunk Named Most Outstanding Player at Houston College Classic
-Tulane
Rallies To Down TCU In Day 3 Of Dairy Queen Classic, 5-3
-Baseball
Falls to ULL, 2-0
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Horns
outlast Cougars for 10-inning victory at Classic
-Cougar
Blog:
Updated Bubble Watch
Losing by one at East Carolina may be the
loss that cripples Houston's at-large hopes.
-Owls
Blog:
Houston College Classic- Owls win ...
again
Blowout loss tests Herd's mettle
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Baseball- Louisiana-Lafayette 2, USM 0
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Freshman Rose proving he can carry Tigers if they need
him in big games
Memphis Commercial Appeal
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