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May 4, 2008
International Respect for Chickens Day
Bird Day
National Infertility Survival Day
From Bonesville.net
-BVL Box Score
(1):
East Carolina 17, UAB 1
-BVL Box Score
(2):
East Carolina 8, UAB 7
From ecupirates.com
-ECU
Complete Sweep Of UAB, 8-7
-Long
Ball Paces ECU Over UAB, 17-1
-Softball
Earns Split With UAB
From uabsports.com
-Pirates
Escape Blazers Rally, Sweep Doubleheader, Series
-East
Carolina Stays Hot, Beats UAB 17-1
Pirates sweep Blazers, run winning streak
to nine
Washington Daily News
East Carolina blows out Blazers in series
sweep
Greenville Daily Reflector
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Pirates
sweep past UAB
-ECU
splits doubleheader
-Brant
to ECU
Preps:
Rhine delivers as Penn Charter tops Judge, 7-5
The Penn Charter junior, a slick-fielding and hard-hitting
shortstop, is hearing from the likes of Stanford, Virginia, Wake Forest
and East Carolina.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Preps:
Boys swimmer of the Year
Stauder signed a letter of intent to swim for East Carolina next
year and expects to immediately compete for some spots on the relay
team.
Lynchburg News and Advance
May 3, 2008
Garden Meditation Day
International Pilates Day
Join Hands Day
Lumpy Rug Day
National Homebrew Day
UN World Press Freedom Day
From Bonesville.net
-BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 13, UAB 6
Talk FM:
TOT (B. Everett, G.K. Butterfield, John
Hood)
From ecupirates.com
-Wood
And Kemp Carry ECU Over UAB 13-6
-Pirate
Baseball Gameday Central
No. 30 East Carolina (34-13, 9-7) and UAB (19-25, 4-12) will play
a doubleheader Saturday afternoon with game one starting at 3 p.m. and
the second following approximately 45 minutes later.
From uabsports.com
-UAB
Can't Keep East Carolina In The Park, Loses 13-6
-UAB
Softball Closes Out Regular Season With Series At East Carolina
Pirates keep winning, dismantle Blazers
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates bash the Blazers
Washington Daily News
Quarterback Garrard to make camp cameo
Durham Herald-Sun
East Carolina pounds UAB
Charlotte Observer
Johnson Off To Fast Start In Titans
Rookie Practice
TitansRadio.com
May 2, 2008
No Pants Day
Robert's Rules Day
Brothers and Sisters Day
Birthday - Dr. Benjamin Spock (pediatrician/author)
From ecupirates.com
-Kevin
Brandt Commits To ECU Baseball
-Pirate
Baseball Gameday Central
ECU looks to extend win streak
Greenville Daily Reflector
From uabsports.com
-UAB
Travels To Play No. 30 East Carolina This Weekend
-With
Brother Fighting In Iraq, Oliver Finds Peace Of Mind On The Mound
Big East Football- No Place To Grow
Independents Army and Navy always come to mind, but now there's
noise coming from East Carolina out of Conference USA.
Hartford Courant
NCHSAA urges its schools to purchase defibrillators
East Carolina athletic director Terry Holland was the first
person answering the challenge, donating $100 at the meeting.
Raleigh News & Observer
NCHSAA urges its schools to purchase defibrillators
East Carolina athletic director Terry Holland was the first
person answering the challenge, donating $100 at the meeting.
Raleigh News & Observer
NFL draft recap- AFC South
Tennessee believes it addressed that in a major way with the 24th
overall pick, selecting East Carolina running back Chris Johnson.
USA Today
BASEBALL- NT's Brooks still trying to find niche
Niagara (NY) Gazette
Talk FM:
TOT (Hampton Dellinger)
Bonesville.net
May 1, 2008
Pirate Club Season Ticket Priority Deadline
Ascension Day/Feast of the Ascension (Christian)
Executive Coaching Day
Frequent Flyer Day
Labor Day (Most of the World)
Law Day USA
Lei Day
Loyalty Day
May Day
Mother Goose Day
National Day of Prayer
National Day of Reason
New Homeowner's Day
School Principal's Day
Stepmothers Day
Pledge/Order Season Tickets:
ECU Online Ticket Office
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ecupirateclub.com
From ecupirates.com
-ECU-UAB
Series Salutes Military Personnel
-Kemp
Named To Johnny Bench Award Watch List
-Viana
and Gol Earn All-Conference USA Honors
Talk FM:
TOT (Tom Campbell, Pat McCrory & others)
Bonesville.net
Pirate statue stolen from bookstore
Greenville Daily Reflector
Two-stars are good, too
Arkansas News
Rookies making their way to Foxboro, two
players released
mvn.com
April 30, 2008
Beltane (Wiccan)
Hairstylist Appreciation Day
Louisiana Purchase Day
National Honesty Day
Spank Out Day USA
Walpurgis Night
Admission Day (Louisiana)
From
Bonesville.net
-BVL
Box Score:
East Carolina 14, UNC-Wilmington 7
Talk FM:
TOT
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Cruise Past Seahawks 14-7
-Lady
Pirates Knock Off No. 18 Virginia Tech
No. 30 East Carolina Races Past No. 24
Seahawks, 14-7
uncwsports.com
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
topples Seahawks for 2nd time in streak
The East Carolina Pirates won their sixth consecutive game
Tuesday night, routing the same UNC Wilmington club with which ECU began
its recent hot streak a week ago.
-ECU,
PCC seeing growth
The state of North Carolina is expecting 80,000 extra college
students in the next 10 years, and many of them will end up going to
college in Pitt County.
-Boosters
to support Laupus Library
From the Wilmington Star-News
-Seahawks
roughed up by Pirates again
-Blog:
Pirates outslug Seahawks
April 29, 2008
National Dance Day
National Hairball Awareness Day
National Teach Children to Save Day
National Shrimp Scampi Day
Birthday -
Dale Earnhardt (racer)
Anniversary - Zipper Patent
From
Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� C.J.
sets out on trail blazed by Jones
� Challenger
League Takes Center Stage
Talk FM:
Bailey (Brian Cavanaugh)
Talk FM:
TOT (Mark Johnson, Bob Crumley)
From ecupirates.com
-Women's
Golf Headed To East Regional In Georgia
-Sowers
Named C-USA Pitcher-of-the-Week
-Pirates
Ranked 30th In NCBWA Poll
-Men's
Golf Concludes Season At Cavalier Classic
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
trio inks NFL deals
On Saturday night, a dejected Travis Williams went to bed after
the end of the third round of the NFL draft.
-ECU student killed in Sunday wreck
Steelers sign 12 undrafted rookies
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
From
the Wilmington Star-News
-Proximity
of programs means contentious recruiting trail
Just like they are on the baseball field, East Carolina and UNC-Wilmington
are rivals on the recruiting trail.
-Blog:
UNCW-ECU rematch
From
witntv.com
-Titans
Introduce Chris Johnson To Nashville
-Sneak
Peek Inside New $110 Million East Carolina Heart Institute
Top draft picks introduced to local media
titansonline.com
Analysts mock draft picks
Opinions are all over the board about East Carolina running back
Chris Johnson
The Tennessean
April 28, 2008
National Bulldogs Are Beautiful Day
National Cubicle Day
Workers Memorial Day
Birthday - President James Monroe (5th President)
O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 343
� UAB
looms as danger game
Bonesville.net
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Bring Home Pair Of Victories At Penn Relays
-Softball
Series Finale In Memphis Rained Out
Challengers a big hit
Pirates play ball with special needs kids
Greenville Daily Reflector
Titans think Johnson�s the man they
need
Nashville City Paper
A Closer Look at Chris Johnson
Music City Miracles
Heimerdinger Says Johnson Will Compliment Young
Titans offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger said he may not
ask Johnson to play every down, but his versatility is what will make
him impressive in the Titans attack.
titansradio.com
Draft often results in slap on the risk
The Titans might have taken the biggest gamble of the first round
by selecting East Carolina running back Chris Johnson with the 24th
pick.
Chicago Tribune
What We Learned...The Titans are going to spread the
field on offense
Chris Johnson of East Carolina fit the bill for the Titans.
si.com
Pirate Nation Reacts To Chris Johnson
First Round Pick
witntv.com
Johnson makes ECU, Down East proud
Kinston Free Press
Going undrafted doesn�t mean your
career is over
Washington Daily News
Five Manatee County grads join NFL teams
Palmetto's Josh Coffman, an offensive lineman at East Carolina,
found a home in the NFL when he signed with the New England Patriots.
Bradenton Herald
Travis, Bobbie Williams off to camps
Excuse Atlantic High product Travis Williams for being suspicious
at first when the Pittsburgh Steelers called him Sunday about 45 minutes
after the NFL Draft had ended.
Daytona Beach News-Journal
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May 4, 2008
From
the Louisville Courier-Journal
-Big
Brown delivers Derby win
Fatal injury to runner-up filly Eight Belles a tragic ending
-Tears
follow fatal injury to Eight Belles
Eight Belles broke her cannon and sesamoid bones, which led to
her ankles collapsing; filly euthanized
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Kim's
maturity creates distance
22-year-old golfer takes four-stroke lead into final day of
Wachovia Championship
-Great
expectations greet rookie
-Former
Wingate tight end hopes to catch break in NFL
Bowyer takes the checkered flag at RIR
Clint Bowyer was in position to take advantage of the misfortune
that befell Denny Hamlin and Dale Earnhardt Jr. last night, and that was
enough to put him in victory lane.
Richmond Times-Dispatch
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Tech's
Tincher running out of goals
-Failed
drug tests reportedly prompted Crews' dismissal
Bresch mess could affect pick of new AD
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
ACC forecast cloudy
Raleigh News & Observer
From
the Greenville (SC) News
-Darnell,
Atwood help USC get needed win
-Seminoles
top Tigers in 10 innings
Move from Gregg to Greg might not change
much for Redskins
The Virginian Pilot
May 3, 2008
Seahawks take plenty of hits
For the first time this season, the UNC-Wilmington baseball team
has given up 10 double-digit runs in consecutive games.
Wilmington Star News
Pack jumps on Camels early, rolls to
victory
Raleigh News & Observer
Lou Holtz a bust
Former Irish coach named to Hall
South Bend (IN) Tribune
Holtz joins college football elite
�It�s awesome because this game has meant so much to him and has
meant so much to his entire life,� Skip Holtz, the East Carolina coach,
said in a phone interview Thursday. �Him being inducted in is a great
honor.�
South Bend (IN) Tribune
Defending champ LSU tosses QB Perrilloux
off team
Houston Chronicle
'Experts' like WVU for Top 25
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Huggins signs new 11-year contract
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Crews
kicked off Tennessee team
-U.Va.
play-by-play announcer resigns
Clemson baseball program to celebrate its past
Greenville (SC) News
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Bohn
takes Wachovia lead
-Wachovia
to stay at Quail Hollow through 2014
-Delhomme
armed for fight
-Shakedown
cruise starts at minicamp
Gators use small ball to nip USC
Columbia (SC) State
May 2, 2008
Georgia Tech series critical for No. 1 seed
Coastal Carolina begins a three-game series today at Georgia
Tech, where the Chanticleers will attempt to lock up their case for a
No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Myrtle Beach Sun News
National:
Pat Fitzgerald and Lou Holtz selected for College
Football Hall of Fame
"Someday I'll be known as Skip's dad," he said of the East
Carolina coach.
Chicago Tribune
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Devils
add late recruit
-Hatchell
to remain with Heels
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Toms
leads field; Mickelson in the mix
-Brown's
not thereason Vincent's out
-Shakedown
cruise starts at minicamp
May 1, 2008
From
the Fayetteville Observer
-Friday
night fights- Shame on Appalachian State
-Tiger-less
Wachovia begins
NCAA downplays Heels-Obama hoops issue
Greensboro News-Record
From
the Greenville (SC) News
-Clemson
looks into possible NCAA violation
Clemson University said it is investigating whether one of its
assistant men's basketball coaches committed an NCAA violation during
the recent recruitment of a player at North Augusta High School.
-USC's
new baseball stadium taking shape
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-Building
suspense- Tour points to progress
-Morris-
Fans will pay for elite aspirations
-Baseball
stadium Q&A
-Spurrier
strikes a different tone at Chapter meetings
National:
Agreement will keep College World Series in Omaha
through 2030
Omaha World-Herald
What's in a number?
Other than convicts, few are so associated with their numbers as
NASCAR drivers.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
WVU baseball needs big finish for NCAA bid
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Keller verdict thrown out
Circuit Judge William Gordon overturned the $5 million jury
verdict awarded to former University of Alabama booster Ray Keller for
defamation and invasion of privacy by the NCAA.
Birmingham News
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Mickelson
rested, ready to attack Quail Hollow
-His
way or don't play
-Sources-
Davidson signs a top recruit
Bowden pays visit to Spartanburg
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Mid-week pitching woes continue
Wilmington Star-News
April 30, 2008
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Larry
Brown named new Bobcats coach
Charlotte will be Brown's 10th pro team
-Jordan,
Johnson find gold in Brown
-DTs
Walker, Scott signed to contracts
-W.
Carolina tops Tennessee, former coach Raleigh
-Rain
could soften Quail Hollow's edge
-Bowl
aims to expand board, up ticket sales
From
the Charlotte Observer
-ACC
will look at 18
Conference games to be discussed.
-Obama
game odd but OK
Despite rule to the contrary, the NCAA isn't worried that
Williams watched UNC-CH play
-Karmanos'
involvement to increase
-NCHSAA
penalties to grow
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-Corso
jumps on Gamecocks bandwagon
The man South Carolina fans love to hate might be warming up to
the Gamecocks.
-Tar
Heels look to keep Hatchell
-Spurrier,
Sharpe win Alma Mater title
In tournament bidding war, ODU willing to lose a battle
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Clemson says fans buying into new ticket
plan
Not many people are rooted as deeply in Clemson University
football as Bill Barbary, so imagine how he wrestled with the decision
to retain his tickets under the school's new seat equity plan.
Greenville (SC) News
Wallace Wade improvements put on hold
Duke's first phase of improvements to Wallace Wade Stadium will
have to wait until next year. The school had hoped to have the first of
four new buildings that will house both a concession stand and restrooms
ready for this upcoming season, but a delay in gaining approval for the
project from the city of Durham will prevent that from happening.
Durham Herald-Sun
April 29, 2008
Sweep by LSU hurts Gamecocks' chance of
super regionals
Anderson Independent
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Source-
Larry Brown to coach Bobcats
-Panthers
bring Walker home
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-Person
familiar with decision says Brown to coach Bobcats
-Some
favorite sports movies
The learning process
UNC-CH's Alex White taking on a much greater role in 2008
Greenville Daily Reflector
Two Hokies sign free-agent deals
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Graham�s Baldwin signs with Queens
He recently took a visit to East Carolina and played pickup games
with some of that team's players.
Burlington Times News
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-South
Carolina courts Hatchell
-Lad
Vols' coach ends marriage
-Skins
welcome draftees
Report- ODU got better CBI deal
Roanoke Times
April 28, 2008
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Panthers
add defensive players on 2nd day of draft
-Draft
helps Panthers fill most needs
-PLUS-ONE
NEXT FOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL?
-Silas-
Bobcats' helm would be `dream job'
-13
athletes picked for U.S. slalom squad
Sunday's UNCW Roundup
UNCW continues its 9-game homestand Tuesday against rival East
Carolina at 7 pm
Wilmington Star-News
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-Heels
walk to win over FSU
-Williams
unsurprised by Green's move
N.C. State's Morgan headed to Kansas City
Raleigh News & Observer
Clemson sweeps Virginia Tech
Anderson Independent
From
the Greenville (SC) News
-There's
tying in SEC baseball
-LSU
completes sweep of Gamecocks
-Paladins
rally to sweep Catamounts
Simpson expected to play early
While the selection of Jerome Simpson raised eyebrows among the
Cincinnati and national media Saturday, the Bengals coaches touted the
talents of the small-school prospect they selected 46th overall in the
NFL draft and expect him to contribute immediately.
Myrtle Beach Sun News
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-A
glance at the Redskins' draft picks
-Ravens
stake future on Flacco
5 Hokies taken on draft day 2
Roanoke Times
WVU's Slaton, Schmitt, Mundy drafted
Charleston (WV) Gazette
VIDEO- What a pro baseball scout looks for in players
The Virginian Pilot
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May 4, 2008
From
conferenecusa.com
-Entergy
Named Title Sponsor of 2008 C-USA Baseball Championship
-Houston
Earns 7-4 Win over Memphis On Saturday
-Houston
Fends Off Tigers' Late Rally for 7-4 Decision
-Southern
Miss Evens the Series with Marshall, Winning 12-8 Saturday Evening
-Marshall
Falls to No. 28 Southern Miss, 12-8
Herd
Falls To No. 28 So. Miss, 12-8
The Green Wave is 10-5-1 in league play and is second to Rice,
while ECU is now 11-7, UH and Southern Miss are both 10-7 and Marshall
is 10-9-1.
scout.com
Southern Miss storms past Marshall 12-8
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Q&A
with Marshall Head Coach Mark Snyder
-Bitner
balances softball, school and motherhood
-Big
Green picnic focuses on kids
Stephen F. Austin to play at SMU in '09, '12
Dallas Morning News
One bad move may be hurting Morris' NFL bid
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Ewing's
5 RBIs spark USM
-Giannini
sees self in AD post another 4 years
Never too early to talk Tigers
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Out-of-step Jay Bergman had to go
Orlando Sentinel
Hunt, homers power Wave
New Orleans Times Picayune
UTEP Miners' Williams suffers injury in
contest
El Paso Times
May 3, 2008
From
conferencusa.com
-Marshall
Swings Past No. 28 Southern Miss, 16-10
-Late
Home Run Downs Tigers at Houston, 7-4
-Tulane
Opens C-USA Series vs. UCF with 5-2 Friday Victory
-Zornes
Added To Johnny Bench Award Watch List For Nation's Top Collegiate
Catcher
-Blue
Defeats Orange, 10-3, In UTEP Spring Game
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-Sources-
UCF baseball coach Jay Bergman harassed staffer
The University of Central Florida fired baseball coach Jay
Bergman because he was accused of sexually harassing a team equipment
manager, a university source has confirmed.
-PDF-
Jay Bergman denies allegations
-Bergman
firing contributes to UCF's malaise
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Not
using draft for Green-White game unfair
MU's Green-White game crowd of 6,107 was the second-best spring
game attendance in Conference USA. Only Southern Miss' turnout of 11,126
to witness the debut of new head coach Larry Fedora bettered Marshall.
-Both
tackle spots wide open for the taking
-Herd
strikes early in win over Southern Miss
Bowden to pitch Sunday
Hattiesburg American
Buying into U of M athletics
When University of Memphis athletic director R.C. Johnson
launched the Ambassador's Club in 1997, he thought it "would be a really
good coup" if he could get half a dozen high-dollar donors to sign up
for it.
Memphis Commercial Appeal
UTEP Spring Game- Defense dominates
El Paso Times
May 2, 2008
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
fires baseball coach Jay Bergman
"It's a personnel issue," UCF Associate Athletics Director Joe
Hornstein said. "We're not going to get into it beyond that."
-UCF
attorneys begin interviews with players
Bowden back on mound for Southern Miss
Biloxi Sun Herald
Bowden returning to rotation
Jackson Clarion Ledger
From
the Charleston Gazette
-Three
more MU football games added to TV schedule
Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast will televise three Marshall
football games this fall.
-Southern
Miss looks to cool Herd's hot bats
Big East, C-USA add bowl, trade other
spots
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Conference USA Has Bowl Adjustment
scout.com
From
conferencusa.com
-Tulane
To Host C-USA Foe UCF In Three-Game Weekend Series
-Houston
Ready to Face C-USA Rival Memphis This Weekend
-Jones
To Be Honored With Leadership Award
Middle infield duo no small benefit
Birmingham News
College baseball- St. Clair glad he
returned to Rice
Houston Chronicle
Tiger infielder won't be hurried back
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Dinner tonight for first class of SMU's
hall
The inaugural class of the SMU Athletic Hall of Fame � Forrest
Gregg, Martina Moravcova and the late Payne Stewart and Lamar Hunt �
will be honored at a dinner tonight at the Hotel Palomar.
Dallas Morning News
From
the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Wave's
Petiton back in rhythm
-TULANE
vs. CENTRAL FLORIDA
From
the El Paso Times
-UTEP
football to host its spring game today
-UTEP's
Jackson declares for NBA draft
May 1, 2008
From
conferencusa.com
-Two
C-USA Players Added to Johnny Bench Award Watch List
-Houston
Drops 12-Inning Heartbreak vs. UTSA on Tuesday
-Marshall
Falls To No. 16 Kentucky, 9-6
-Southern
Miss Defeats Southeastern Louisiana 12-7
-Bullpen
Comes Through As Tulane Downs Nicholls State, 10-3
New Orleans Bowl moved to Sunday slot
New Orleans Times Picayune
Football- NCAA approves St. Pete bowl
St Petersburg Times
From
the Tampa Tribune
-Bowl
Game Is Approved For St. Petersburg
-Do
We Really Need Another Bowl Game?
From
the Hattiesburg American
-USM
whips SE Louisiana 12-7
-USM
to bid for Regional and Super Regional
-C-USA
will play in new St. Petersburg Bowl
Game will be played on either Dec. 20 or Dec. 21 at Tropicana
Field and will pit a C-USA team against a Big East squad.
-USM's
Rowley picked as NCAA representative
Papajohns.com Bowl plans to serve up SEC-Big East match
on Dec. 29
The C-USA slot now moves to a new bowl against the Big East in
St. Petersburg, which was approved Wednesday.
Birmingham News
From
the Houston Chronicle
-UH
sets softball wins record with 45
-Cougars
fall to Texas-San Antonio in 12 innings
-BCS
officials reject four-team playoff; 2 bowls added
-Big
10, Pac-10 play roles of villains at BCS summit
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
fails to hold big lead on Wildcats
-Voluntary
workouts to test dedication of Marshall players
Conn Artist
USM reliever crafting saves at record pace
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
CLOSER IS QUITE THE SAVER
Biloxi Sun-Herald
April 30, 2008
From
conferencusa.com
-Houston
Enjoys 3-2 Win at Lamar on Tuesday
-Marshall
Claws Past Ohio, 10-3
-No.
25 Ole Miss Rolls Past Memphis, 10-1
-Zornes
Added To Johnny Bench Award Watch List For Nation's Top Collegiate
Catcher
-Southern
Miss Falls to UNO, 9-3
-Bullpen
Comes Through As Tulane Downs Nicholls State, 10-3
-UCF
Tumbles at USF in 14-6 Loss
SEC pursued as bowl affiliate
C-USA has two years remaining on its contract with the
Papajohns.com Bowl but would move to a new ESPN-owned bowl in St.
Petersburg, Fla., if it is approved this week by the NCAA.
Birmingham News
Special teams strength
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
From A to Z
Marshall defensive line coach carving his place among state folk
heroes
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Golden Eagles sign juco lefty; Wise
staying
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Ole
Miss pounds out 10 hits to sweep Tigers
-CSS
to show two Tiger football games
TU prepares for NCAA home bid
The University of Tulsa men's tennis team is two wins away from
reaching the NCAA championship round of 16, and those two matches will
be on TU's home court.
Tulsa World
From
the El Paso Times
-UTEP
signs crafty guard from Queens
-Miner
defense tries to make up for losses
April 29, 2008
From
conferencusa.com
-Baseball
Notebook
-Houston
to Face Lamar in Beaumont on Tuesday
-Southern
Miss Baseball Jumps Back Into the National Rankings at No. 28
-Tulane
Goes For Sweep of Nicholls State On Tuesday
-Softball
Notebook
-Calipari
To Guest Host On Fox Sports National TV Show Tuesday and Wednesday
-Three
C-USA Teams Selected for NCAA Women's Golf Regionals
Snyder pleasantly surprised by backups
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
MU football veterans hurt but still
working
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Legursky no surprise to Pruett
Beckley Register-Herald
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Memphis
freshman Zurcher showing he's no lightweight
-Analysis:
BCS may finally take a look at plus-one
CLOSER IS QUITE THE SAVER
Biloxi Sun Herald
April 28, 2008
From
conferencusa.com
-Eight-Run
Eighth Inning Lifts Marshall Past UAB, 10-6
-Owls
Hang On For 7-6 Victory Over UCF Sunday To Claim Weekend Series
-Southern
Miss Completes the Series Sweep Over Houston with a 7-6 Come From Behind
Win
-Tiger's
C-USA Series Versus Tulane Cancelled Due To Rain
Former UCF RB Kevin Smith drafted by Detroit Lions
Orlando Sentinel
Eagles sweep Cougars
Hattiesburg American
Marshall defeats UAB 10-6 in baseball with
eight-run eighth inning
Birmingham News
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
comes back to beat UAB, 10-6
-Redshirt
freshmen blossom
In some spots, depth charts are futile
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Tulsa World
-Big-league
dreams
-Paul
Smith signs free agent deal with Jaguars
-Rams
select former TU linebacker Chamberlain
From
the El Paso Times
-Stefon
Jackson apparently does not enter NBA Draft
-3
UTEP Miners headed for NFL
-Lorne
Sam commits to Broncos as undrafted rookie free agent
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