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March 23, 2008
Easter Sunday
BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 15, Houston 4
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-Kemp
Hits Three Home Runs In 15-4 Win
-Softball
Downs Princeton, Falls To Wisconsin
Pirates power their way to blowout
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates bounce back with 15-4 win
New Bern Sun Journal
Cougars Drop Middle Game of East Carolina
Series
uhcougars.com
Linkmeister Note: SIX DEGREES OF McKILLOP: Discussion after the
Davidson/Gonzaga game centered around the 1969 Wildcats team, the last
one in school history to have won an NCAA tournament game. It turns out
that coach Bob McKillop had a connection to that one was well. He was at
East Carolina at the time (before he eventually transferred to Hofstra)
and was on the Pirates team that lost to Davidson in the finals of the
Southern Conference tournament that year.
March 22, 2008
As Young As You Feel Day
Easter
Even
National Goof Off Day
UN World Day for Water
From
Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
�
'Mr. Sunday' finds his place
-BVL Box Score:
Houston 14, East Carolina 2
From ecupirates.com
-Houston
Takes Game One Over ECU, 14-2
-Pirates
Split In California
The East Carolina softball team split its
first two matches of the Stanford Invitational II Friday afternoon at
Boyd and Jill Smith Family Stadium, dropping a tough 7-6 decision to BYU
while taking out Princeton 8-0 in six innings.
-Doubles
Play Lifts Davidson Past ECU, 4-3
-No.
42 Drake Blanks Pirates, 4-0
Cougars end ECU's streak
Greenville Daily Reflector
Houston
Earns Big Win at East Carolina in C-USA Opener
uhcougars.com
Pirates' coach inks deal
Richmond Times Dispatch
Havelock to honor Giants' Guy Whimper with
key to the city
New Bern Sun Journal
Garrard- Getting Close?
scout.com
March 21, 2008
Good Friday
Holi (Hindu - India)
Purim (Jewish)
Aries Begins
From ecupirates.com
-McCarthy
Will Continue To Lead ECU Basketball
The East Carolina baseball team will put
its 13-game winning streak on the line Friday night when they host
Houston in the Conference USA opener for both schools.
-Pirate
Gameday Central
East Carolina Commits To Vete
-Pepsi
Family Ticket Packages Announced
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Staying
at the helm
McCarthy to stay on as ECU coach, gets
five-year deal
-Work
for next season already under way for McCarthy
-McCarthy
named ECU hoops coach
-ECU
riding 13-game win streak into C-USA opener
-Club
rugby team raising funds
ECU keeping McCarthy as coach
Raleigh News and Observer
ECU signs McCarthy
Kinston Free Press
McCarthy signs 5-year deal to stay at ECU
New Bern Sun Journal
Baseball Travels To Face East Carolina at
6 p.m. Friday
uhcougars.com
LeClair title sparks winning streak
The East Carolinian
12th Man- Byner The Perfect Hire To Coach
LenDale White
titansradio.com
March 20, 2008
Absolutely Incredible Kid Day
Companies That Care Day
Great American Meatout
International Earth Day
Extraterrestrial Abductions Day
Maundy Thursday / Holy Thursday
National Agriculture Day
Ostara (Wiccan)
Ta'Anit Ester (Fast of Esther - Jewish)
Purim
(begins at sundown - Jewish)
Proposal Day
Spring Begins - Vernal Equinox
Snowman Burning
Birthday - Fred "Mr." Rodgers (children's host)
Myatt:
View from the 'ville
�
Holland opts for deliberate approach
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 6
After removing some rust Monday following
a 10-day layoff, East Carolina followed with another crisp and spirited
two-hour workout on Hight Field inside the Cliff Moore Practice Complex
Wednesday afternoon to complete the first three weeks of spring drills
early in anticipation of the Easter Holidays.
-East
Carolina Downs UNC Greensboro 5-2
-Icenhower
Concludes Career At NCAA Regionals
Pirate senior reaches regional finals
Pirates continue their QB shuffle
Greenville Daily Reflector
Whitehead shining in freshman season
Washington Daily News
A Pirates' life for Butts
Goldsboro News Argus
Former Hawks star happy at East Carolina
Kinston Free Press
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-Back
to work for Odom
The 65-year-old Odom has been
linked to the job at East Carolina, where his friend Terry Holland is
the athletics director. But Odom tried to downplay that speculation.
-On
Fred Rogers� birthday � or any day � there�s nothing quite like a warm,
old sweater
March 19, 2008
Saint Joseph's Day
Swallows Return to San Juan Capistrano Day
Anniversary - Iraqi Freedom
BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 18, Elon 3
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Roll Past Phoenix, 18-3
Roller Hits First Career Grand Slam
-Pirates
Finish Tied For Seventh In Pinehurst
-Heart
Of The Matter
East Carolina Offensive Lineman Terence
Campbell On Comeback Trail
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 5
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Meetings
begin for Holland, McCarthy
-Red
hot ECU rocks Elon
Rarely would an 18-3 hammering like the
one the East Carolina baseball team visited upon Elon Tuesday night
produce many interesting afterthoughts.
ECU remains on a Roll(er)
Washington Daily News
Chris Johnson drawing interest?
ESPN's Matt Mosley says he "knows" the
Lions, Broncos, and Panthers are interested in East Carolina RB Chris
Johnson.
Rotoworld.com
Chris Johnson's friend-aided 40 boosts
stock
Fox Sports
March 18, 2008
Awkward Moments Day
Forgive Mom and Dad Day
National Biodiesal Day
Birthday - President Grover Cleveland (22nd & 24th President)
Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� Even
dozen for Diamond Pirates
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Earn National Ranking In Two Polls
ECU Is Ranked No. 23 by Baseball
America and No. 26 by Collegiate Baseball
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 5
-Leandersson
Tied For Second At Pinehurst
Surging East Carolina to send freshman vs. Elon
Burlington Times News
Holtz hopes to find solid set of WRs
Greenville Daily Reflector
ECU Football Returns To Spring Practice
WITN TV
ECU hopes for some revenge against Elon
East Carolina puts its 12-game winning
streak on the line tonight against the Elon Phoenix.
Washington Daily News
College Top 25
East Carolina, winner of 12 straight,
climbed back into the rankings at No. 23.
Baseball America
Regional Briefs: Crowell Brothers to speak
about graduation
Winston-Salem Journal
March 17, 2008
St. Patrick's Day
Camp Fire USA/Founder's Day
Freedom Of Information Day
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 339
� NCAA
brackets instructive for ECU
-BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 9, Rhode Island 4
From ecupirates.com
-ECU
Extends Win Streak To 12 Games
-Softball
Falls Just Short In Series Finale
-Men's
Golf Tied For 11th At Pinehurst Intercollegiate
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
complete sweep
-Around Campus:
Avast! Painted pirates project promotes arts
-Around Campus:
Two professors recognized for creativity
From
the Washington Daily News
-Pirates
extend winning streak to 12 straight
-ECU
softball team falls to Southern Miss
Around Campus:
Medical school reshapes Greenville
Decades ago, critics blasted idea; now,
complex is vital
Raleigh News and Observer
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March 23, 2008
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Duke's
season ends with loss to West Virginia
-This
time, the shots just didn't fall for Blue Devils
-Heels
know seniors can make difference
Sweet 16 for the Mountaineers
Role players help WVU vanquish No.
2-seeded Duke
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Raleigh News and Observer
-Duke's
struggles also hurting ACC
-Packer
boxes out the haters
Davidson needs more Curry magic
Charlotte Observer
Davidson looks like a smart pick
Richmond Times Dispatch
Tigers looking for positives in dream season�s abrupt end
Anderson Independent
Sooner or later, a Gamecock?
Capel tries to stay focused on Oklahoma,
but rumors persist linking him to USC job
Columbia (SC) State
Seahawks' winning streak at 15
UNC-W owns the nation's longest winning
streak
Wilmington Star-News
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-Georgetown
a big test for Davidson
-ACC
is taking its lumps this year
-Johnson
is eyeing a repeat win at Martinsville race
March 22, 2008
Clemson blows 18-point lead, falls in
first-round NCAA Tournament game
Anderson Independent
Tigers� season ends in a crash
Columbia (SC) State
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Curry
carries Davidson to upset win over Gonzaga
Wildcats' star scores 40 in win
-Slender
Curry has broad shoulders
-49ers
win 15th straight at home
-New
commercial features ASU logo
-Bobcats
know about titles
Charlotte has 6 of 35 NBA players who've
won NCAA crowns
JUST A TOUCH- Curry is the perfect spice
for McKillop's recipe
Winston Salem Journal
Take it outside, fellas
WVU-Duke showdown likely to be decided on
the perimeter
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Duke regroups from scare to play West
Virginia
Durham Herald-Sun
From the
Greenville (SC) News
-Wolfpack
win series opener over Tigers
-Cisco's
pitching, Enders HR spark Gamecocks
-USC
football report- Spurrier lifts suspensions for Lecorn, Clements
From
the Raleigh News and Observer
-Tar
Heels win laugher
-Post-game
letdown
Many of the 19,000 fans in town for the
NCAA Tournament's first and second rounds discovered that the RBC Center
is marooned miles from any social action. The nearest area bar was four
miles away.
-All
that's missing is the Wolfpack
-NCSU
bids for more
School hoping for a regional.
-Duke
starts 3 quarterbacks
-Canes'
schedule provides a few breaks
Vols don't play well, but beat American
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Cavs' spring plans all set
Roanoke Times
NCAA women's tourney right at home in
Norfolk
The Virginian Pilot
March 21, 2008
From the Birmingham News
-Tournament
swag lags behind bowl largesse
-Vols'
Howell hopes home heals shot
-Alabama
gets by Mississippi
-American
University gets long-awaited chance in NCAA Tournament
-Coaches
say it's in the cards for Louisville
Postseason is all about advancing
Durham Herald-Sun
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Henderson
saves day and Devils
-Washington
St. wallops Winthrop
-Davidson
to deliver upset?
-Panthers
sign former Wolfpack safety Holt
From
the Raleigh News and Observer
-Top
NCAA seeds sleep in better hotels
-Wake
Forest football set to begin spring drills
-Ward
saves Canes
Rocky Mountain low
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-10
questions for Virginia football
-Departures
cost the Hokies backfield depth
Spotlight shines on Clemson
Greenville (SC) News
3-point magic arrives right on time for
Mountaineers
Charleston (WV) Gazette
March 20, 2008
NCAA Tournament Gametracker
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Watch/Listen to every game from the NCAA
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ncaasports.com
Can Dogs add to upsets by 14th seed?
Mack McCarthy, then UTC's coach and now
coach at East Carolina, offered this prescription of hope for 14th
seeds...
Burlington Times News
Rain delays suspensions for Elon baseball players
They were among four players ejected
during East Carolina's 10-run seventh inning in an 18-3 victory at
Clark-LeClair Stadium in Greenville.
Burlington Times News
From
the Anderson Independent
-Clemson's
commitment to basketball pays off
-Now
the ball is in Hyman�s court
Common opponent sees tight matchup between
Clemson, Nova
Greenville (SC) News
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-After
rough start, Bob McKillop is at home at little Davidson
-This
year's team aims to live up to Duke's tourney legacy
From
the College Football News
-2008
Hoops & Helmets Rankings
-Ooops
& Helmets 2008 - The Worst BCS School Combinations
Which BCS schools had the toughest year in
football and basketball?
From
the Raleigh News and Observer
-Coach
K enjoys dual commitments
Along with guiding his No. 2 seeded Blue
Devils into the NCAA Tournament, Mike Krzyzewski has been moonlighting
as the U.S. senior men's national team coach.
-Duke
strong enough to make a sweet run
Hokies hammer Morgan State in NIT opener
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Charlotte's
season finishes on a sour note
-Eagles
enter with air of confidence
But Washington State's expectations also
high
-Bobcats
fall to Pacers for 5th-straight loss
Team in the mirror
Winthrop's basketball team went into the
NCAA tournament with a feeling it was time to win.
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
5 spring questions for USC football
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
A baker's dozen
Seahawks tie school record with 13th win
in a row
Wilmington Star-News
March 19, 2008
From
the Roanoke Times
-Stars
and pinstripes
The New York Yankees donated a million
dollars and brought their storied -- and expensive -- lineup to the
Hokies' home field for an exhibition game
-Hokies
stay serious
Greenberg says the NIT could be a
long-term plus.
-Cavaliers
rally past Spiders
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Pond
helps Pack walk off with a win
-Yow
eager for WNIT
-St.
Augustine's golfer wins in sudden death
Co-host ECU tied Ball State for eighth at
906.
-Zips
need extra time to oust Noles
-Staal
at center of surge
From
the Charlotte Observer
-The
`rebirth' of 49ers Nation
-A
Mount to climb
-ASU
outslugs Deacons for season sweep
-Panthers
take close look at top prospects
Clemson, Purnell agree to lucrative
contract extension
Anderson Independent
Out to dust off glass slippers
Senior forward Frank Robinson, the Big
West player of the year, transferred from East Carolina because of Brown
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Basketball search ongoing for Mercer
Selection Sunday is followed by Black
Monday, when the dismissal of head coaches seems to peak. Monday was
fairly quiet with many decisions already having been made
Macon Telegraph
Brady going to Arkansas State
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Knight doesn't fit profile for USC, Hyman
says
Greenville (SC) News
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-A
No-Flaws Focus- Davidson is seeking 40 minutes of perfect play against
Gonzaga
-Mountaineers
pummel Deacons 22-6
-Tar
Heels land defensive end from Jacksonville
March 18, 2008
UGA, SEC re-defined madness
Anderson Independent
Three Strikes
Baseball America
Yankees help Hokies
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Tigers host Chanticleers, Gamecocks
visit Cougars in baseball
Clemson, USC try to rebound today
Greenville (SC) News
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-Coach
K not overlooking 1st round
-Cutcliffe
ready to turn up the heat in spring practice
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Davidson
team tops NCAA academically
-Pack
star studies NBA
-Vols'
seed in East stuns Heels' coach
-Cutcliffe
turns up heat on Devils
Confident and ready
It's all just routine now for Winthrop's
basketball team
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
Seahawks passed over for postseason berth
Wilmington Star-News
Panthers reach deal with receiver Hackett
Charlotte Observer
March 17, 2008
From
the Charlotte Observer
-UNC-CH
earns top overall seed in NCAA Tournament
Five schools from Carolinas make big dance
-Davidson-
`This is our time to shine'
Wildcats to face Gonzaga in Raleigh
-49ers
to play Nebraska in NIT
From
the Anderson Independent
-Tigers
break NCAA drought, prepare for next step
-Tigers
let rare ACC title shot slip away
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-Stuffed
short of history
-USC
walk-on arrested at Five Points festival
-Top
Georgia prospect visits Tigers
He also has offers from Mississippi State,
Mississippi, Duke, Arkansas and East Carolina.
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Home
could give Tar Heels an edge
-Greenberg
lobbies for change
Virginia Tech men's basketball coach
Seth Greenberg lobbied for a larger NCAA Tournament field and complained
about the selective use of the RPI after the selection committee left
out the Hokies on Sunday.
-2007
finalists relegated to NIT
Florida, Ohio State take a step down.
Coach, NCAA disagree
Seth Greenberg says the Hokies would have
been a feared team in the NCAA.
Roanoke Times
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Hokies,
VCU must settle for NIT
-Virginia
to play in inaugural tourney
NCAA wait is over for Cal State Fullerton
Five are transfers from four-year schools,
including Cutley, from Kent State; Frank Robinson, from East Carolina;
and Josh Akognon, from Washington State
Los Angeles Times
No. 2 seed a disappointment for Tennessee
Memphis Commercial Appeal
WVU gets Arizona in NCAA Tourney
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Dogs win their way into NCAAs
UGA wins first SEC tourney title in 25
years with win over Arkansas
Atlanta Journal Constitution
From
the Beckley Register-Herald
-West
Virginia�s offense is new to all
-Devine
impressing new RB coach
Seahawks look to future without key
seniors
The call offering a postseason bid never
came Sunday night.
Wilmington Star-News
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-Deacs
disappointed after not receiving NIT bid
3 ACC teams make the field; UNC Charlotte,
UNC Asheville also in
-Drivers
say racing was like the Bristol of old
-Burton
leads a Childress sweep
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March 23, 2008
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers'
big men will be the key against physical Bulldogs
-Sales
of U of M merchandise soar
-Tigers'
stopper has shot falling
COLLEGE BASEBALL- Rice tops Marshall
13-9
Houston Chronicle
Herd's early lead doesn't hold up against Rice
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Hattiesburg American
-Golden
Eagles finish first week of spring practice
-Knights
overpower Eagles
-Key
wins can't be overlooked
Blazers don pads for first time
Birmingham News
UTEP women win first ever NCAA tournament
game
El Paso Times
From conferenceusa.com
-Miners
Fly By Western Kentucky 92-60 in NCAA First Round
-March
22 C-USA Softball Recap
-Southern
Miss Falls to No. 16 UCF 15-4 Saturday Afternoon
March 22, 2008
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
beat Texas-Arlington 87-63
-U
of M replay
-Tigers
stumble on defense
-Fans
make trek to Little Rock to support Tigers
-Tiger
nation moves to Little Rock
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Memphis
overwhelms Texas-Arlington 87-63
Tigers' talent overwhelms plucky
Texas-Arlington
-Rice
beats Marshall in baseball- UH whips ECU
Rice uses big fourth inning to beat Marshall, 6-1
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
USM gives Palmer career 900th
It was the Conference USA opener for
Southern Miss and a chance for Corky Palmer to record his 900th career
win against No. 16 Central Florida at Pete Taylor Park on Friday.
Biloxi Sun-Herald
Starting with a bang
The Central Florida baseball team entered
Friday night with a stout 19-1 record and ranked as high as No. 16 in
the nation, but it became clear the Knights had yet to face a pitcher
the caliber of Southern Miss ace Barry Bowden.
Hattiesburg American
From
the El Paso Times
-Receiving
phenom Rouse leaves UTEP football team
-UTEP
starts first NCAA run against W.Kentucky
Rain spoils debut of No. 75 Marshall stock car
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
March 21, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-UAB
Advances To Second Round of MasterCard NIT
-Memphis
Opens Conference USA Play This Weekend versus UAB
-Tulane
Baseball To Host Sacred Heart In Final Non-Conference Weekend
Streaking in Hattiesburg
Palmer said Rice, Tulane and East Carolina should provide
stiff competition this season for USM, but quickly pointed to UCF as a
team you can't overlook.
Hattiesburg American
Men's Basketball to Play Host to Valparaiso in CBI
Quarterfinals on Monday
uhcougars.com
Cougars happy to host Valpo in CBI second
round
Houston Chronicle
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Annual
visit allows Marshall players to make a difference
-Scouts
in Huntington for Marshall Pro Day
-Marshall
baseball team faces big test with visit of highly rated Rice
Marshall takes on No. 11 Rice at APP
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
vs. the World
In a poll on ESPN.com, 50.8 percent of respondents voted
Memphis as the No. 1 seed that will be eliminated first, and 68.2
percent said the Tigers won't make the Final Four.
-(1)
Memphis (33-1) vs. (16) Texas-Arlington (21-11) preview
-Tiger
baseball this weekend
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-O'Leary's
tough-guy rep bends to a broken heart
-O'Leary
says Plancher someone to emulate
From
the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Jones
eager to sort out TU rotation
-TULANE
VS. SACRED HEART
March 20, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-UAB
Slips By VCU, 80-77
-Miners
Conclude 19-Win Season With Loss to Utah
-Owls
Thump Louisiana 17-6 Wednesday Night At Reckling Park
-Southern
Miss Comes From Behind to Beat Louisiana. Monroe 7-5
-Tulane
Falls Victim To Big Inning In 7-5 Loss At LSU
-Four
Homers Enable UCF to Sweep Wagner, 9-3
-Men's
Golf Notebook
UCF absorbs death of football player
Ereck Plancher; initial autopsy inconclusive
Orlando Sentinel
Blazers dodge 3-pointer assault by VCU
Birmingham News
Tulsa cruises
Tulsa World
Miners inconsistent in loss to Utes
El Paso Times
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Memphis'
free throw woes bring advice from all corners
-Tigers'
depth will again be put to test
-Transfer
QB learning the ropes
USM's initial practice 'fun, but
confusing'
Hattiesburg American
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Rice
slams Louisiana-Lafayette 17-6 in C-USA tune-up
-CBI-
Valpo slips by Washington, faces UH next
LSU rally in sixth sinks Wave
New Orleans Times Picayune
March 19, 2008
Central Florida player, 19, dies after
conditioning drills
YAHOO! Sports (AP)
From the Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
football player Ereck Plancher dies after conditioning drills
-UCF's
Ereck Plancher leaves legacy of hard work, faith
-'Everybody
liked him'
-Former
players, students mourn their loss
Press Conference- UCF football player Ereck Planch
911 call after UCF football player Ereck Plancher
collapsed- "We have a kid in sheer exhaustion"
-UCF's
Jay Bergman records 1,200th win on no-hitter
From conferenceusa.com
-Houston
Earns Thrilling 80-79 Victory Over Nevada
-Marshall
Drops Second Game Of Doubleheader To Kent State, 2-1
-Tiger
Offense Explodes in 18-9 Win Over Samford
-Tulane
To Battle Arch-Rival LSU Wednesday In Baton Rouge
-UAB
Lets Early Lead Slip In Loss To Mississippi State
-UCF
Takes Game Two from Wagner with 5-1 Win
-C-USA
Tennis Notebook
UH edges Nevada 80-79 for hoops
invitational win
Houston Chronicle
Tulsa's season lives on
The Hurricane sees tonight's CBI game as a
benefit for the future of the program.
Tulsa World
UTEP men to play Utah in first round of
CBI tourney
El Paso Times
From the Birmingham News
-Blazers
hope to rebound
It wasn't easy but UAB junior forward
Lawrence Kinnard watched the NCAA Tournament Selection Show on Sunday
night.
-Free
Advice- It's Memphis
-Dunbar
looks to final season
Will Dunbar walked off the field at
Marshall last fall unsure if he had just played his final football game
for UAB.
From the Hattiesburg American
-Time
to hit the field
-No
news not good news for USM
For the sixth straight season, the
Southern Miss men's basketball team will not be playing in a postseason
tournament.
Women's tournament preview- SMU
Dallas Morning News
Herd's Jackson, Oglesby looking to
transfer
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Jackson,
Oglesby leave Herd basketball team
-Moss
to be honored with envelope from U.S. Postal Service
A master salesman, sure, but some aren't buying Tigers'
Calipari as tactician
Memphis Commercial Appeal
TU looks to keep LSU reeling
New Orleans Times-Picayune
March 18, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-Conference
USA Sends Five Men's Basketball Teams to Postseason
-UTEP
and SMU Set for NCAA Women's Action
-Douglas-Roberts
Named to USBWA All-America First Team
-Seven
C-USA Student-Athletes Record All-America Performances at NCAA Indoors
-Softball
Notebook
-Baseball
Notebook
-UH
Baseball Closes Four-Game Homestand Against Lamar Tuesday
-Owls
Complete Four-Game Sweep Of Winthrop With 9-1 Victory Monday Night
-UCF
No-Hits Wagner- Postgame Quotes
-Spring
Football Practice Begins Tuesday for Golden Eagles
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
coach grows into advocate for university, city, even politicians
-Tigers'
Calipari doesn't root in tourney
-In
the news: Tigers add Itawamba defensive back
-Another
honor for CDR
Blazers make NIT field; Alabama State gets in, too
Birmingham News
From the
Houston Chronicle
-UH
fired up for chance in new tourney's debut
-Rice
Notebook- Bailiff focuses on fundamentals
-Hague,
Ojala help Rice sweep Winthrop in baseball
Momentum pays off
Tulsa's opportunity to host a College
Basketball Invitational game wasn't as simple as making the Reynolds
Center available on Wednesday night.
Tulsa World
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Postseason
bid eludes Eagles
-At
last, Fedora to get on-field look at Eagles
From the Hattiesburg American
-1-2
punch comes up big
-USM
football team practices Tuesday
Fedora, Southern Miss begin spring
football practice today
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Minus
Marshall, post-season games go on
-Herd
outfielder Lape gets Louisville Slugger award
March 17, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-Memphis
Earns South Region's No. 1 Seed
-UAB
Accepts Bid To National Invitation Tournament
-Houston
Men's Basketball Accepts Invite to College Basketball Invitational
-Tulsa
to Host Miami of Ohio on Wednesday in the College Basketball
Invitational
-UTEP
to Return to Postseason at College Basketball Invitational
-Weekend
Baseball Roundup
-Owls
Slug Season-High 17 Hits On Way To 10-6 Victory Over Winthrop
-Wave
Completes Sweep Of Oakland With 16-0 Sunday Win
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
a top seed, but it's no easy path to NCAA title
Though no No. 1 seed has ever lost to a
No. 16, the Tigers could face a tricky second-round game against either
Mississippi State or Oregon.
-Tigers
stalk a crown
-Bid
brings Texas-Arlington coach to tears
-Tigers'
path to Final Four could be most difficult among No. 1 seeds
Will C-USA ever catch up to Memphis?
Charleston (WV) Gazette
UH to visit Nevada to open new tourney
Tuesday
Houston Chronicle
TU, Miami to meet in CBI
Tulsa World
UTEP to host Utah Wednesday in CBI
tournament
El Paso Times
Knights capture 7th straight win
Orlando Sentinel
USM tops Cal State, takes 4th straight
Biloxi Sun Herald
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