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March 30, 2008
Take a Walk in the Park Day
BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 10, Central Florida 2
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-Maness
And Sutton Lead ECU Over UCF 10-2
-Pirate
Gameday Central
-Furman
Intercollegiate Halted By Darkness
-Lind
Tied For 10th At Mountainview Collegiate
ECU baseball team routs No. 19 UCF
Greenville Daily Reflector
Maness Wins Fifth In A Row For ECU
Southern Pines Pilot
UCF can't muster offense vs. ECU
Orlando Sentinel
Fields leaving ECU basketball team
Fayetteville Observer
March 29, 2008
Just Pray No: Worldwide Weekend Prayer
Knights Of Columbus Founders Day
National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day
Birthday - President John Tyler (10th President)
Cherry Blossom Festival (Washington DC)
From Bonesville.net
-BVL
Box Score:
Central Florida 3, East Carolina 2
Talk FM:
TOT (Denny O'Brien, Mike Steele)
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Drop Game One To UCF 3-2
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 9
-Pirates
In 12th At Furman Intercollegiate
-Softball
Meets Tulsa In Key C-USA Series
UCF Claims Game One vs. East Carolina, 3-2
ucfathletics.com
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
drop baseball series opener to Knights
-Harris
shines in scrimmage
March 28, 2008
Schmeckfest
Something on a Stick Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
�
Epiphany: It's more than a game
Talk FM:
TOT (D. Nielsen, F. Smith, R. Moore)
From ecupirates.com
-Pirate
Gameday Central
The East Carolina baseball team will hit
the road for its first Conference USA road series of the season this
weekend when they travel to Orlando, Fla. to take on No. 19 UCF. First
pitch for Friday nights game is scheduled for 6:30 p.m.
-Lady
Pirate Tennis Stops UNCW, 5-2
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
celebrates its birthday
101st anniversary was March 8
-Holland
enjoying Wildcats' run
Most hoops fans in N.C. know that Davidson
has established a tradition of excellence in its tiny community north of
Charlotte, and East Carolina Director of Athletics Terry Holland was
responsible for sowing some of those seeds of success.
-Fields
latest Pirate to transfer from team
-ECU
heads to UCF for C-USA series
-ECU
competes in first spring scrimmage today
Pirates return to conference action
East Carolina is looking to climb higher in the
Conference USA standings this weekend.
Washington Daily News
From
the East Carolinian
-ECU
stumbles in first conference series
-Opinion-
The state of ECU men's basketball
-ECU
football enters next phase of spring practice
Dallas Cowboys NFL draft series- East
Carolina running back Chris Johnson
Dallas Morning News
Chris Johnson (RB)
nfl.com
March 27, 2008
Education and Sharing Day
Quirky Country Music Song Titles Day
Anniversary - Funky Winkerbean
From bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
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Foes gearing up for football season
-BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 11, Campbell 3
Talk FM:
TOT
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
showing depth on the front line
-Crowd
pleasing win
Pirates slam Camels
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Use Long Ball Past Camels, 11-3
-Spiders
Climb Past East Carolina 5-2
-Spring
Football Notebook No. 8
Pirates Pass Spring Halfway Point, Prep For First
Scrimmage
Pirates break out the whooping sticks
Washington Daily News
John Fields Leaving ECU
witntv.com
In the Tape Room- Chris Johnson
Comcast SportsNet
SVC hires new harrier coach
Catania comes to SVC from East Carolina University (ECU),
where his men's cross country team had the highest Conference USA finish
in school history and his women's program reached Academic All-American
status in two seasons.
Bennington (VT) Banner
March 26, 2008
Legal Assistants Day
Make Up Your Own Holiday Day
Pirates hoping to get over the hump
against Camels
Washington Daily News
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU's
Evans plans to transfer
East Carolina sophomore Brandon Evans is
leaving the ECU men's basketball team
-Williams
looks to fill Johnson's shoes
Jonathan Williams is many things, but
bashful doesn't seem to be one of them.
March 25, 2008
American Diabetes Association Alert Day
Feast of Annunciation (Catholic)
Pecan Day
Old New Year's Day
International Waffle Day
Maryland Day (Maryland)
Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� Pirates
on defense about defense
Bonesville.net
Spring Football Notebook No. 7
ecupirates.com
Three Strikes
Thrice Is Nice - East Carolina senior
catcher Corey Kemp pulled the hat trick Saturday against Houston.
Baseball America
Pirate bats fall silent in loss to Houston
Washington Daily News
Small-school stars coming to field near
you
FOXSports.com
From
the Yahoo! Sports
-Phifer
mentions early leaders
�I�d say Maryland, Rutgers, East Carolina
and Minnesota are up there,�
-Interest
rises for massive NC lineman
March 24, 2008
Smigus Dyngus / Dyngus Day / Wet Monday /
Easter Monday
Houdini Day
St. Gabriel Feast Day
From
Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 340
� Patience
necessary as hoops rebuilds
BVL Box Score:
Houston 8, East Carolina 5
From ecupirates.com
-ECU
Drops Rubber Match To Houston, 8-5
Blake Kelso collected a game-high four
hits and Bryan Pounds drove in three runs as Houston walked away with an
8-5 victory and a 2-1 series win over No. 23 East Carolina
-Pirate
Track And Field Successful at Wake Forest
-No.
5 Stanford Powers Past ECU
Cougars take series from Pirates
Greenville Daily Reflector
Houston
Takes C-USA Series-Opening Win at No. 23 East Carolina on Sunday
uhcougars.com
Draft Analysis- Chris Johnson, RB, East
Carolina Pirates
kffl.com
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March 30, 2008
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Curry
a prime-time hit
-Davidson
undaunted
-Davidson
the-dare-to dream team
-Davidson's
big day- Can magic last?
-Tar
Heels headed to Final Four
-East
Regional | Like a home game for the Heels
-Louisville
accepts reality of defeat
-Many
KU fans want shot at Williams' Tar Heels
Top seeds have answer to Cardinals'
comeback
The Cardinals realized there was no shame in losing 83-73
to the top seeded Tar Heels in their own backyard.
Louisville Courier-Journal
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-Kansas
concerned about more than just Curry
-Deacons
shut down No. 2 Seminoles 4-2
-WFU
recruit arrested
-Moore
pleased with ASU's spring
Hey, what's big surprise?
With the lights brighter, the stage so much bigger and
the nation watching, Davidson's Wildcats have suddenly become the big
story of this year's March Madness.
Hickory Record
CTC runners pay tribute to Kinnier
Ricky Stokes, a former Virginia point guard and former
head coach at both East Carolina and Virginia Tech returned to
Charlottesville to run the 10-miler.
Charlottesville Daily Progress
USC to interview Hilltoppers' Horn
Greenville (SC) News
Huggins pleased with first season
Beckley Register-Herald
Big day for Little E?
Roanoke Times
March 29, 2008
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Davidson
marches on
Behind Curry, Wildcats hold off Wisconsin
-Cats
cruising in Motor City
-Davidson's
fans are enjoying NCAA ride
Many think Wildcats' stay will extend
beyond Elite 8
-Coaches
downplay rout of '89
Williams' Kansas team blew out Kentucky;
Pitino says he's over it
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-Rivers
may consider entering NBA draft
Clemson has nonconference games scheduled
at Charlotte and USC as well as a Big Ten opponent in the annual ACC
challenge. Home games are slated against Alabama and East Carolina.
-Kentucky
batters Cisco, Gamecocks
-Clemson
walks through a door and right into a wall
-Clemson
gives staff job security
From
the Raleigh News and Observer
-49ers
sign Lutz to an extension
-With
deck stacked against them, Cards respond
March 28, 2008
From
the Beckley Register-Herald
-Elite
Eight eludes WVU: Mountaineers fall to Xavier in OT
-Foul
shot will haunt Alexander
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Coach
McKillop is the Wildcats' inspiration
Davidson coach lives his many lessons
-Davidson
students on their way
Nearly 350 students took up Davidson on a
free trip to attend tonight's Davidson-Wisconsin "Sweet 16" basketball
game in Detroit.
-Dreams,
reality meet in Detroit
-Friendship
fuels Davidson duo
-Heels
cruise over Cougars
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-LIKE
FATHER- Dell says he never pushed 'Steph'
-CASH
INPUT NEEDED- Martinsville could use some help
Charges fly in Rich Rod buyout case
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Louisville's defense stops Tennessee 79-60
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-Search
for coach to shift gears
As Sooners appear to lock Capel, Hilltoppers� Horn is
latest name
-Newberry's
Heath Benedict found dead in home
Was a prospect for the NFL�s draft
From
the Roanoke Times
-Hokies
request- Give us more Macho
-More
than just a few good men needed by Tech
Price tag for playing host in inaugural
CBI may hit $150,000
The Virginian Pilot
MSU's Polk steps down
Baseball coach will leave at season's end
Biloxi Sun Herald
March 27, 2008
From
the Beckley Register-Herald
-WVU
hopes to go from Sweet to Elite
-West
Virginia doesn�t fit into Cinderella image
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Ole
Miss beats Virginia Tech in NIT quarterfinals
-Crouch's
27 points lift Bradley past U.Va.
From
the Charlotte Observer
-UNC-CH
in familiar footsteps?
-Redskins,
Giants to play in opener
March 26, 2008
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-Former
Chattanooga coach says experience is crucial
Davidson is the first Southern Conference
team to advance to the NCAA Tournament�s Sweet 16 since Chattanooga in
1997
-Wildcats,
Badgers excel at defense
-WFU's
DeGeare ineligible
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Underdogs
with honor
Davidson in Sweet 16 'the right way'
-Davidson
could win off court
Stephen Curry proving the big schools wrong
Fayetteville Observer
One of first orders of business for
Hokies- Deciding who will start at QB
The Virginian Pilot
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Changes
leave many questions for Virginia Tech football
-ACC
plunges into black
-JMU
hires Marist basketball coach
Garcia suspended until August
Greenville (SC) News
Location, Location, Location
Baseball America
Clemson tops Elon
Anderson Independent
March 25, 2008
Virginia is saved
Sean Singletary puts on a game-stealing
show in the final 22 seconds against ODU.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From
the Roanoke Times
-Cavalier
comeback unseats
Monarchs
-TB
Ore no longer with Hokies
Spurrier says Garcia's fate in USC's hands
University of South Carolina redshirt
freshman quarterback Stephen Garcia is in trouble with the law again and
whether he'll be allowed back on the team this time is uncertain.
Greenville (SC) News
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-3
strikes- Is Garcia out?
After his third run in with the law,
Garcia�s future is out of Spurrier�s hands
-Capel
rumors continue to swirl
Sweet16-ipedia
Fayetteville Observer
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-Savoring
the Success
Curry and his Davidson teammates say they
are having the time of their lives during their surprising run in NCAA
Tournament
-West
Virginia fans basking in success
Mountaineers' run soothes state's hurt
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Bigger,
better Curry makes believers
Fame finds once overlooked Davidson guard
-Want
NCAA tickets? Think about $500
Blue Devils 'forgot who we were'
Durham Herald-Sun
What's in store?
For the past four seasons, there hasn't
been much mystery with Winthrop basketball.
Rock Hill (SC) Herald
From
the Raleigh News and Observer
-NCAA
pulls decals
-UNC-Chapel
Hill officially has toughest path
History doesn't favor No. 1 seeds with top
four in regional.
Hendrick hopes fortune changes at
Martinsville
Greensboro News-Record
All-NC team is a fine lot of players
MLB players who list a North Carolina town
as their birthplace
Gaston Gazette
NC center PSU's first '09 recruit
Howle, who was an all-state and
all-conference selection as a junior, had written offers from Penn
State, East Carolina and Navy.
Pocono Record
March 24, 2008
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Scrappy
Cats help Curry soar
The four-inch scratch on Thomas Sander's
right shoulder showed just how hard Davidson had to work to claw back to
beat Georgetown 74-70 on Sunday.
-Win
puts big spotlight on little school
-Wildcats
roar back
Davidson slew Goliath here on Easter
Sunday
-Davidson
storms back to stun Georgetown
-Tar
Heels keep rolling against Arkansas
-Center-court
logos a slippery topic for Heels
-Schools
score big when sports teams win
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-Curry
leads upstart Wildcats to upset over brawny Hoyas
-Endurance-
Wildcats have never-say-die attitude
From
The Virginian Pilot
-Davidson�s
story gets sweeter as tourney unfolds
-Monarchs'
wish to play U.Va. is finally granted
Cavs not looking ahead to future
Dave Leitao still is trying to figure out
which players can make an impact in the CBI tourney.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
March sadness often comes before gladness
Anderson Independent
Mids' road to bowl trip hits bump
There are extensive discussions with the
Atlantic Coast Conference and Conference USA to appear in the inaugural
Congressional Bowl if it receives approval from the NCAA.
Annapolis Capital
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Can
you top this? WKU in Sweet 16
Western Kentucky blew another big lead,
then responded with another clutch performance.
-Tennessee
advances to Sweet 16
Vols 'bail out' Pearl, fend off Butler
Reliant Stadium gets makeover for March
Madness
Houston Chronicle
USC wraps up sweep of Mississippi State
Greenville (SC) News
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March 30, 2008
From
the Houston Chronicle
-UT,
Memphis to showcase speed at Reliant
-A
closer look at today's matchups
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Lots
of Texas fans set for game, but Tigers used to it
-'Horns
of dilemma? Tigers will find hostile environment today against Texas
-Nation's
top guards come face to face in Tigers vs. Texas
-Preview:
(1) Memphis (36-1) vs. (2) Texas (31-6)
-West
impressed by Tigers' defense
Memphis will try to make up for '06, '07 losses in
regional finals
Winston Salem Journal (AP)
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-Thousands
mourn UCF player Ereck Plancher at Naples memorial
-We
really never got to know UCF football player Ereck Plancher
From
the Tulsa World
-TU
loves CBI, despite its doubters
When Tulsa meets Bradley this week, some
of the national media will blow off the inaugural best-of-3 championship
series. But what may mean little to some means everything to TU
coach Doug Wojcik.
-TU
tailback patient, eager
Joseph Webb, offense grab the spotlight in
UAB football scrimmage
Birmingham News
From
the Hattiesburg American
-Fedora
praises effort in scrimmage
-Rice
bounces back to blank Eagles 9-0
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Owls
pummel Eagles behind 14-hit attack
-Defense
draws praise following 120-play scrimmage
Conn joins Southern Miss in Houston after
short illness
Biloxi Sun Herald
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-New
faces highlight Herd spring drills
-Herd
sweeps Memphis at Power Park
-Huntington
needs land bank for major civic projects
What will Marshall do for an encore in 2009?
Beckley Register-Herald
March 29, 2008
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
beat Michigan State 92-74
-UM
replay: Tigers 92, Michigan State 74
-Tiger
assistant Walton sweats out spring, holds off on surgery
-Memphis'
basketball wizardry on display
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Memphis
to play Texas after ousting Michigan St.
-Rice,
UH find selves stung in shutouts
Memphis Posts Convincing Win over Michigan State
conferenceusa.com
Eagles' Bowden fires gem
Golden Eagle starting pitcher Barry Bowden outdueled
Rice's Ryan Berry to lead Southern Miss over No. 10 Rice 1-0 at Reckling
Park Friday night.
Hattiesburg American
Herd special teams set for overhaul
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Conference USA, Big East could have another bowl
opportunity
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
March 28, 2008
From
the Houston Chronicle
-UT,
Memphis look to stay on top at South Regional
-Rice
interviews UT assistant Terry
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Calm
before the storm: Tigers 'laid back, having fun'
-Memphis
vs. Michigan State preview
-C-USA
in line for spot in new St. Petersburg bowl
UAB's Vaden will test NBA Draft waters
Birmingham News
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
baseball class rated No. 7 in the nation
-Knights
back on field; UCF will pay for Plancher's funeral
SMU coach says suspended QB on road
back
Dallas Morning News
From
the Hattiesburg American
-Lady
Eagles' season ends
-USM
defense being tested
-USM
baseball team looking to remain hot
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-USM
seeking another ranked upset
-USM
to play Virginia, Alcorn in '09
-Around
College Football
USM's top relief vs. Rice in doubt
Biloxi Sun Herald
Defensive line will be thin this spring
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Wave in C-USA opener
If the Tulane baseball team could be given
an extra week before the start of Conference USA play, Coach Rick Jones
gladly would accept.
New Orleans Times Picayune
Herd takes on Memphis at APP
Charleston (WV) Gazette
TU fans line up for tickets to CBI finals
Tulsa World
UTEP football begins practicing Tuesday
El Paso Times
March 27, 2008
From
the Tulsa World
-TU
moves to finals
Tulsa was showered with praise following
Wednesday night's 73-69 semifinal win over Houston in the College
Basketball Invitational Tournament.
-McKiver
wins the battle, but Tulsa wins the war
-TU
NOTEBOOK- Looking Ahead
-TU
tops Houston, will face Bradley in CBI championship series
Tulsa earned a berth in the inaugural
College Basketball Invitational championship series with a 73-69
semifinal win over Houston at the Reynolds Center on Wednesday night.
From tulsahurricane.com
-Tulsa
Beats Houston to Advance to CBI Final
-TICKETS
GO ON SALE THURSDAY MORNING FOR CBI CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES OPENER AGAINST
BRADLEY
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Cougars
ousted from CBI in 73-69 loss to Tulsa
-Pounds,
UH baseball topple No. 12 Rice 8-5
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers'
Rose ready to play 40 minutes, despite a coach-potato diet
-Tiger
running backs keep it humble
From conferenceusa.com
-Houston's
Basketball Postseason Runs Ends in CBI Semifinals
-Southern
Miss Continues WNIT Action Thursday
-Women's
Golf Notebook
-NCAA
Swimming and Diving Championship Recap
-Owls
Fall In Second Game Of Silver Glove Trophy Series 8-5
-Back
To Back- Blazers Down Alabama A&M, 7-2
-Hot
Start Guides UCF Baseball to 8-4 Win at Florida Gulf Coast
Proposed bowl would pit Big East vs.
C-USA
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Baseball Earns Series Split With 3-0 Win Over North
Carolina State
herdzone.com
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
ends skid with win over N.C. State
-Spots
up for grabs along offensive front
-Marshall
QB, line battles to begin
Blazers plan to drop synchronized
swimming program
Birmingham News
Herd coach misses NCAA Tournament
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
UCF attorneys to handle any further
probe of Ereck Plancher death
Orlando Sentinel
No more SEC foes for USM in 2009
Southern Miss will step outside the region
in non-conference play for the first time in 45 years during the 2009
football season.
Greenville (SC) News
Green Wave just picks up where it left off
New Orleans Times Picayune
March 26, 2008
UCF completes internal investigation
into football player's death
Officials determine that workouts prior to
Ereck Plancher's death were within NCAA regulations.
Orlando Sentinel
From
the Tulsa World
-TU
sells 3,200 tickets this morning for Wednesday's game vs. Houston
-Starters'
statistics explain a winning story
From
the Houston Chronicle
-UH
NOTEBOOK Penders enthusiastic about format of CBI
-Memphis'
Douglas-Roberts a gem of different sort
-Rice
baseball pummels Texas State 13-3
Tigers well-seasoned in NCAA play
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From conferenceusa.com
-Baseball
Notebook
-Softball
Notebook
-Chris
Douglas-Roberts Named Naismith Men's College Player of the Year Finalist
-Dorsey
Leads Tigers Past Mississippi State and Into Sweet 16
-Southern
Miss defeated in-state foe Mississippi State, 62-61, at Green Coliseum.
From
the Hattiesburg American
-Stevens
rips walk-off home run for Eagles
-Eagles
hold 1st full-scale scrimmage
USM wins it in 10
Biloxi Sun Herald
Herd baseball falls to N.C. State, 9-5
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
March 25, 2008
Rattled Blazers
The road magic that helped UAB pull out a
first-round NIT win at Virginia Commonwealth last week didn't return for
the Blazers in their trip to Virginia Tech Monday night.
Birmingham News
Tech torches Blazers
Roanoke Times
From
the Houston Chronicle
-UH
blasts Valparaiso, heads for CBI semi at Tulsa
-Tulsa
drops Utah to bring UH to town
-RICE
NOTEBOOK- Owls concentrate on lifting run game
From
the Tulsa World
-TU
marches on
The Reynolds
Center was a rowdy and rocking place on Monday night.
-CBI's
a heck of a thing for Tulsa
-Sizzling
at home
-Houston
downs Valpariso, to face TU next
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Big
men came through for Tigers
-CDR
one of four finalists for Naismith Award
-Travelin'
Tigers enjoy a little adventure -- and some bingo -- on bus trips to see
their team
-Contributions
from many Tigers required to reach goal met by few
Payne Stewart heads inaugural SMU Hall of
Fame class
Dallas Morning News
From
the El Paso Times
-UTEP
Miners' first NCAA trip ends in loss to Stanford
-City
watches UTEP Miners' NCAA run end
-UTEP
Miners lose 88-54 to Stanford in second round of NCAA tournament
You gotta Love it!
Pauline Love hits game-winning 3-pointer
with 2.3 seconds left to lift the Lady Eagles to a 62-61 victory over
Mississippi State in the second round of the WNIT.
Hattiesburg American
UCF Knights finally start spring practice;
release spring schedule
Orlando Sentinel
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Spring
practice starts next week for Herd
-Big
Green dinner lands Brown
Hall of Fame basketball coach Larry Brown
is speaking at the Marshall Big Green Scholarship Foundation Dinner.
March 24, 2008
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Dorsey's
bumping and grinding key to Memphis' 77-74 win over Mississippi State
-Contributions
from many Tigers required to reach goal met by few
-Tigers-Bulldogs
replay
-With
some deadly 3-point shooting, substitute guard Kemp provides Tigers with
a much-needed lift
-Easter
and hoops: Services bring fans together before game
Houston Basketball to Meet Valparaiso in
CBI Quarterfinals on Monday
uhcougars.com
CBI Crowds give TU big edge
Tulsa World
NIT:
UAB point guard Aaron Johnson at ease under pressure
Birmingham News
From conferenceusa.com
-Weekend
Baseball Roundup
Rice Sweeps Marshall; Houston, Memphis and
Southern Miss Wins Series
-Southern
Miss Wins the Weekend Series With a 10-6 victory over No. 16 UCF Sunday
-Tulane
Completes Sweep Of Sacred Heart With 12-0 Sunday Win
-Four-Run
Ninth Helps Tigers Complete Sweep of UAB
-C-USA
Softball Recap
Rice continues to master Marshall; Tully,
UH get past No. 23 ECU
Houston Chronicle
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-McInnis,
Conn pitch Eagles to series win
-Freshmen,
seniors all rowing in same boat
Strong pitching carries Wave
New Orleans Times Picayune
Why worry about when Jones leaves?
Charleston (WV) Gazette
UTEP Miners, Stanford meet today in Round
2
El Paso Times
Notre Dame ousts SMU women from NCAA
Tournament
Dallas Morning News
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