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June 8, 2008
Race Unity Day
Shavuot (begins at sundown - Jewish)
Upsy Daisy Day
Write to Your Father Day
Anniversary - Bill of Rights
Skip tournament a big success
Greenville Daily Reflector
Diamondbacks� call was worth the wait
for former Hub
TJ Hose, a North Hagerstown graduate, just
completed his four-year stay at East Carolina University in emphatic
fashion
Hagerstown (MD) Morning Herald
June 7, 2008
National
Trails Day
Cheer Coach Day
Do-Dah Parade
National Chocolate Ice Cream Day
Anniversary - VCR Introduction
Trio Of Pirates Selected In MLB Draft
Senior's Corey Kemp and T.J. Hose
along with junior Ryan Wood were each selected on day two of the 2008
Major League Amateur Draft
ecupirates.com
Kemp drafted by Brewers
Hose, Wood also drafted Friday
Greenville Daily Reflector
ECU�s Kemp, Wood selected by Brewers
Corey Kemp�s vacation to Hilton Head
looks like it will be cut a bit short, but that�s just fine with him.
Washington Daily News
Talk FM:
TOT (Ronald Vincent)
Bonesville.net
June 6, 2008
Anniversary - D-Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
�
Swordsmanship alive in Pirate Land
Talk FM:
TOT (Don Carrington, Rob Christiensen)
Bristow Selected By Cubs In '08 MLB Draft
ecupirates.com
AU signee Stovall picked in MLB draft
Former Auburn player Justin Bristow, who
transferred to East Carolina before the start of the 2008 season, was
selected in the fifth round by the Chicago Cubs.
Opelika Auburn News
ECU's Maness Continues To Collect
Baseball Honors
Southern Pines Pilot
SWORDS' PLAY- This garage builds
national weightlifting champs
Former ECU athlete/coach Tim Swords'
passion is coaching weightlifting to kids
Deer Park (TX) Progress
Preps:
Coaches honor Brandt, Riley
Raleigh News and Observer
Preps:
Brown's Louis emerging
Salisbury Post
June 5, 2008
Orthodox Ascension Day (Orthodox)
UN World Environment Day
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� Godwin
mapping strategy for 2009
-
Talk FM:
TOT
From
ecupirates.com
-Maness
Named Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American
-John
Moseley Joins Men's Basketball Staff
-Mack
McCarthy's Letters of Marque Blog Week 3
-WVU-East
Carolina Kickoff Set For 4-30 p.m.
Football- ECU Game to Air on ESPN
MSNsports.net
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Too
early to tell about ECU hoops
-PBS
show features professor
Wood prepares for draft
InsideNoVA.com
Former WR coach fighting for his life
Frank
Orgel is a fighter.
Macon Telegraph
Quarterback bowl heroics add to list of
great college football
Orlando Sentinel
Preps:
Eagle in demand
Liberty rising senior defensive lineman
Kory Gough has picked up four scholarship offers since Friday.
Fredericksburg (VA) Free Lance-Star
Preps: Mt. Pleasant senior achieves goal,
a state pole vault title
Abbey Way had taken the leap thousands of
times, but none meant as much as this one.
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Preps:
LQHS kids make DVL teams
18 year old Priscilla Velasquez was named
to the DVL first team all four years of her high school career, and now
she will continue playing for East Carolina University next year.
Palm Springs (CA) Desert Sun
June 4, 2008
National Tailors Day
Hug Your Cat Day
Old Maid's Day
Talk FM:
TOT (Denny O'Brien)
Bonesville.net
Navigating rough seas
Coach plots course through transfers,
scholarship loss
Greenville Daily Reflector
Chrissy Roberts Named EKU Head Coach
ecupirates.com
Five game times announced for Hokies
hokiesports.com
Openers for Tech, UVa will be on TV
Tech will open the season Aug. 30 against
East Carolina at Charlotte's Bank of America Stadium. That game will
kick off at noon and will be aired on ESPN.
Roanoke Times
Recruiting- Hertford lineman demands
attention
Will Simmons has offer from ECU, will
evaluate others
Fayetteville Observer
Guard re-signs quarterback Withy-Allen
Former Guard and East Carolina University
defensive back Kelvin Suggs has been resigned
Fayetteville Observer
June 3, 2008
Chimborazo Day
Anniversary - First Woman Rabbi in US
Anniversary - Mighty Casey Has Struck Out
Anniversary - Zoot Suit Riots
Birthday - Jefferson Davis (US Statesman)
Confederate Memorial Day (Ky, La, Tn)
Talk FM:
TOT (Drew Steele-Skip Holtz Golf Classic)
Bonesville.net
Andrews Named To NCCSIA All-State Team
ecupirates.com
A helping hand
The third edition of the Drew Steele-Skip
Holtz Golf Classic went off without a hitch, which has become a custom
for the annual fund-raising event.
Greenville Daily Reflector
Alumnus/Preps:
Knox bids farewell to Southside
Washington Daily News
CFL- Crandell not worried about Riders'
departures
National Post (Canada)
June 2, 2008
National Bubba Day
National Leave The Office Early Day
Saint Erasmus Day
Yell "Fudge" at Cobras in North America Day
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 346
� Program
back on even keel
-BVL Box Score:
East Carolina 16, Alabama 1
-BVL Box Score:
Coastal Carolina 24, East Carolina 11
-BVL:
Regional Scoreboard: Coastal Takes Title
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU
Falls To Coastal Carolina 24-11
-Bristow
And Ray Lead Pirates Past Tide, 16-1
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Beach
bummed
ECU ends season with loss to CCU
-Incredible
spirit
Drew Steele-Skip Holtz dinner kicks
off two days of fundraising
-Campus
technology wins national honor
Pirates fall short of Super Regionals
East Carolina fought valiantly out of
the losers� bracket, but the Pirates saw their season come to an end
Sunday night in the NCAA Conway Regional
Washington Daily News
ECU falls to Coastal
Pirates rout Alabama but come up
short in final
Raleigh News and Observer (AP)
From
the Myrtle Beach Star-News
-Super
Chants
By the time ECU coach Billy Godwin
brought in his No. 1 starter Seth Maness as one final attempt to stop
the barrage in the fourth it was too late. The Chants had 20 runs on the
board, well on their way to history.
-Chants
of past take pride in the present
-Conway
Regional notebook- Coastal, Alabama put it all on the line for good
reason
-Conway
Regional- Pirates avenge lopsided loss, send Crimson Tide packing
-Touch
'Em All Sights and sounds from Sunday's games
Baseball team bombed by Pirates, 16-1
East Carolina pounded the Tide, 16-1,
in an elimination game at the Conway Regional, reversing roles from the
tournament�s opening game, when UA beat ECU
Tuscaloosa News
Pirates pummel Alabama
Mobile Press-Register
Stunning, lopsided loss ends Crimson Tide's run
It was the most lopsided NCAA
tournament loss in UA history.
Birmingham News
Bama absorbs postseason knockout
Huntsville Times
NCAA BASEBALL REGIONAL- Bama bounced out
Montgomery Advertiser
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June 8, 2008
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Wolfpack
forces third game in Super Regional
-Pack's
Buchanan keeps his cool
-White,
Tar Heels cruise in Super Regional opener
-Heels
beat the heat -- and the Chanticleers
-Heels'
Seth Williams relaxes
-Seminoles,
Canes stay alive
White out
Conley grad White pitches Tar Heels to win
Greenville Daily Reflector
From
the Myrtle Beach Sun-News
-Miscues
cost Coastal
-Sights
and sounds from Cary, N.C.
-Coastal
loses Gagg, Haug for four games
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-Heels'
defense doesn't wilt in the heat
-Wolfpack
beats Georgia behind 4-run 7th
From
the
Charlotte Observer
-National:
Jim McKay- Voice of authority
Wide
World of Sports host covered sports with grace and dignity, dies at 86
-Steve
Smith givesback with camp
-Brown
has no qualmsteaching young Bobcats
USC looks ahead, not back
Columbia (SC) State
Slive had a good idea
Anderson Independent
National:
Big Brown fails in Triple Crown bid
USA Today
June 7, 2008
Questions abound in wake of Ty Lawson�s
arrest
Fayetteville Observer
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Bulldogs
show some bite against Wolfpack
-At
Cary ballpark, size matters
-Beating
the heat is the key in Cary
-Wichita
State stuns Seminoles; other NCAA baseball results
-Ty
Lawson faces charge of drinking after driving
-Lawson
likely to leave UNC-CH after arrest
From
the Myrtle Beach Sun-News
-While
powerful, Chanticleers use small ball to get gears churning
-What
to watch- Cary (NC) Super Regional
-Cary
Super Regional team capsules
On to the Super Regionals - CCU puts Conway on national
baseball map
Horry Independent
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-Versatility
powers Coastal slugger
-Foolish
habits mar college game
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-Lawson
faces driving after drinking charge
-UNC-CH
must contend with heat, Coastal
-Holder
pitches Georgia past N.C. State
-Baseball
museum in the works
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Graepel
makes most of his chance to play
-White
settles into his role of ace
From
the Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Tranghese
to step down as Big East boss in '09
-Who
replaces a man with Tranghese's high standards?
-Puskar
Center renovations moving along
-Web
site enhances White's Heisman bid
WVU waiting on fate of recruit
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
USC's 3-year probationary period ends
The University of South Carolina's
three-year probationary period for 11 rule violations in the football
program under coach Lou Holtz ended Friday.
Greenville (SC) News
Two drop out as Auburn head baseball coach
search continues
Birmingham News
LSU foe won't back down
New Orleans Times Picayune
MLB draft much kinder to Tigers, Leggett
in 2008
Anderson (SC) Independent
Three more Seahawks taken, though Carver
slips
Wilmington Star-News
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-2
Heels, 3 Apps picked in Day 2 of draft
-East
Forsyth QB O'Brien commits to Maryland
O'Brien also had scholarship offers from
Duke and East Carolina, and Coach Todd Willert of East said that Wake
Forest and Virginia also had high interest
June 6, 2008
Big East's Tranghese To Step Down
Hartford Courant
Big East Commissioner Tranghese retiring
Syracuse Post-Standard
From
the College Football News
-Mike
Tranghese Steps Down
Mike Tranghese was a pioneer in many ways
for college football and the Big East conference, but his legacy could
be something very different. Richard Cirminiello looks back on
Tranghese's impact.
-Every
Team's Mr. Football
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Ty
Lawson charged with drinking, driving
-Super
Regionals are rough on road teams
-Pack
believes it's worthy
-Shunick
has more than Georgia on his mind
-Hurricanes'
defenseman Wesley retires
-Hedican
is leaving Hurricanes, too
-TV
ratings of Stanley Cup finals improve
-One
golf shot wins a Maserati
From
the Myrtle Beach Sun-News
-Coastal
no surprise to UNC-CH
Tar Heels coach holds Chants in high
regard
-Pair
of Chanticleers drafted
Heels brace for tough Coastal Carolina
Winston Salem Journal
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Tar
Heels' goal- Error-free defense
-N.C.
State playing for its first trip to the CWS since 1968
West is where the best rest
Long Beach Press-Telegram
PCC's top Dog
Lonnie Chisenhall was selected by the
Cleveland Indians in the first round of the baseball draft Thursday.
Greenville Daily Reflector
USC's Smoak, Havens hit jackpot
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
UNCW's Holt taken 33rd by Mets
Wilmington Star-News
Hensley sets new draft high mark for Elon
Burlington Times News
Lowe's newest boss talks ticket prices,
open-wheeled racing
Greensboro News-Record
From
the
Charlotte Observer
-UNCC
football costs `sobering'
Chancellor lays out numbers, but makes no
recommendation
-Opinion:
Abandoning 49ers football is too costly
June 5, 2008
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Freshman
overcomes disability to lead team
Long before Coastal Carolina third
baseman Scott Woodward stepped in a batter's box, he had two strikes
against him.
-Toilets
the lap of luxury
A
plan to renovate the aged bathrooms in Duke's Wallace Wade Stadium is on
hold, so the university is bringing in high-end portable toilets for
women.
-Canes
lock up Eaves
-Big
Brown gets the inside track
For the Tar Heels, running has been the key
Durham Herald-Sun
MLB draft could come calling for Coastal
baseaball stars
Myrtle Beach Sun-News
Blog:
The Other, Other, Other, Other Carolina
I have to say, on the long list of
things that would inspire me to spout off on the internet, Coastal
Carolina's baseball team is very far down on said list.
Carolina March
UNCW's Holt projected to be an early draft
pick
Wilmington Star-News
USC�s 'Big 3' go down as legends, despite
no trips to Omaha
Anderson Independent-Mail
From the Columbia (SC) State
-For
Justin Smoak, the final step
-Assault
charge dropped against downey
-Baseball-
Three reserves take leave
Openers for Pack, Deacs to be on TV
Winston Salem Journal
NSU basketball player charged in pair of
robberies at ODU
The Virginian Pilot
WVU's Pugh kicked off team
Charleston (WV) Gazette
June 4, 2008
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Turn
on the football
App. State vs. LSU will be on ESPN
-Relievers
pitch in to help Pack advance
-Graepel
leaves bench, steadies UNC-CH
From
wral.com
-State
will miss Doak, but ready for the road
-Young
Southern Durham star may have favorite
Fedroff's intense approach leads UNC-CH in
CWS march
Durham Herald-Sun
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-USC
baseball- Five questions for next season
-Football-
Early entrants draw debate
Georgia Tight Holding USC Offer
Jones also has offers from UAB, East
Carolina and Akron.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Magnolia QB visits Oklahoma State
Moore holds scholarship offers from
Louisville, Pitt, Iowa, Virginia Tech, Wisconsin, Kansas, Indiana, New
Mexico State, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, USM, East Carolina and several
more
SuperPrep.com
The
projected starting lineups for the ACC
College Football News
Clemson University, University of South
Carolina learn early-season kickoff times
Greenville (SC) News
Fans gobbling up tickets at Appalachian
State
Charlotte Observer (AP)
A dream reunion- Holt brothers want to
play together, but they�re discreet
Greensboro News-Record (AP)
June 3, 2008
UNCC chancellor's football report
sobering
Dubois broaches issues of
fundraising, campus stadium
Charlotte Observer
Fate of Mountaineers rests with Pat
White
After a warm-up against Villanova to kick
things off, the non-conference schedule gets nasty the rest of the way
with trips to East Carolina and Colorado
FOXSports.com
Police probe WVU's Pugh
Charleston (WV) Gazette
UA baseball players defied, redefined the odds
Just when it seemed Alabama's
late-season emergence would translate into a special season for the
Crimson Tide, the losses in Conway, S.C., to Coastal Carolina and East
Carolina marked the most disappointing postseason finish ever for a
Wells-coached team.
Montgomery Advertiser
Sports Soundoff
Enjoyed watching Tide meltdown -- I
don't know what was better: Lousiana-Monroe's thrashing of the Alabama
football team or East Carolina's thumping of the Alabama baseball team.
After hearing all the Crimson Tiders brag, I love it.
Mobile Press Register
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Pack,
Tar Heels head to Super Regionals
-Mount
Olive title is college's first
-Panthers'
five QBs undrafted
Georgia pummels Georgia Tech 18-6
Winston Salem Journal
Football Preview: No. 5 Georgia
Athlon Sports
Citadel retains USC athletics
Columbia (SC) State
Preps:
ESPN video- The story behind Summerville's championship
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
June 2, 2008
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Wolfpack
advances to Super Regional
N.C. State edged South Carolina 2-1
Sunday night, sweeping the NCAA Raleigh Regional in three games. It was
the Pack's first regional win since 2003.
-JMU
earns respect
-Defense,
hitting spur Heels
Super Regional sites won't be
announced until 11 tonight, but UNC-CH, the No. 2 overall seed in the
tournament, probably will host at the USA National Baseball Training
Complex.
-Seahawks
fly past Phoenix
-Fans
greet Trojans at RDU
Television cameras, friends and
family and even a police escort were among the well-wishers to greet the
national champion Mount Olive baseball team when the Trojans arrived at
Raleigh-Durham International Airport on Sunday afternoon.
From
the Wilmington Star-News
-Two
comebacks too much to ask
Seahawks' record winning season ends
at the hands of the Tar Heels
-UNCW
has young talent on deck for next season
Thud- It�s nasty to the ninth degree for Elon
Two outs were too tough to come by
for Elon University's baseball team, which fell victim to an 11-run
ninth inning in one of the most stunning exits for any team in the NCAA
Tournament.
Burlington Times News
From
the Greenville (SC) News
-N.C.
State ousts University of South Carolina
-USC
report- Havens' homer prolongs season by a few hours
-After
missing NCAAs, Leggett turns focus to 2009
From
the
Charlotte Observer
-Kyle
Busch does it again
-Reports-
A-10 to name new commissioner
Gray set on transfer to Coastal Carolina
Columbia (SC) State
Early signing period a good thing
Anderson Independent
An idea whose time won't come- SEC playoff
talk fails to materialize
Birmingham News
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June 8, 2008
Rice Opens Super Regional Play With a
9-7 Win over Texas A&M
conferenceusa.com
From riceowls.com
-Seniors
Lead Rice to 9-7 Super Regional Win Over Texas A&M
-NCAA Houston (Rice) Super Regional
Central
From the Houston Chronicle
-Justice-
At last, Rice's Dodson has a day to remember
-Rice
beats A&M 9-7 in Game 1 of super regional
Rice tops A&M in NCAAs
-Houston
Super Regional- Doddy gets his due
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Marshall
linebacker Johnson arrested
A
Marshall University football player was one of four people arrested on
misdemeanor charges early Saturday morning for their involvement in a
fight
-Herd
football has international appeal
Safe to say, Marshall University's
summer football camps are expanding. One aspiring receiver traveled all
the way from Canada, inspired by the "We Are Marshall" movie.
-Draft
good to Herd, C-USA
Billeaud, Leach likely to accept big league loot
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Fedora can't wait to start practice
Southern Miss football coach Larry
Fedora arrived in Biloxi on Saturday with two objectives: promoting the
school and teaching the game he loves to soon-to-be high school seniors.
Biloxi Sun-Herald
Miners say they enjoyed trip to China
El Paso Times
June 7, 2008
From the Houston Chronicle
-Rice,
A&M to face off today in NCAA Super Regional
-A
Draft-tastic past couple of days
From
conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Has a Record 37 Players Selected in MLB Draft
-Marshall:
Three MU Players, High School Signee Selected in 2008
Major League Baseball Draft
-Memphis:
McGregor, Schenk, Hudgens and Kirkland Selected in MLB
First-Year Player Draft
-Rice:
Ten More Owls Selected On Second Day of Major League
Draft
-Southern Miss:
Four Southern Miss Players Taken the in Major League
Baseball Draft
-Tulane:
Anthony Scelfo Taken In 8th Round Of MLB Draft By Tampa
Bay
-UAB:
Keedy Drafted By The Chicago Cubs
-UCF:
Herold, Houck, Lara, Bailey All Selected in the 2008 MLB
Draft
-TU,
OU Agree to Continue Football Series
OU, TU add games through 2015
Tulsa World
Herd is faster, deeper
Part 2 of questions and answers with
Marshall football coach Mark Snyder
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Assistant at Pitt to join Tigers' basketball staff
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Scelfo is chosen in eighth round by Tampa
Bay
New Orleans Times Picayune
June 6, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Two
C-USA Players Selected in First Round of MLB Draft
Tulane's Hunt and Rice's Price Go Early in
Draft
-UCF
Signee Graham Hicks Selected in Fourth Round of MLB Draft
-DePew
Commits To Play Baseball At UAB
Rice pitcher Price, local products taken in MLB draft
Houston Chronicle
Wave believes it's headed in right direction
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Program on 'solid footing'
Q&A with Marshall football coach Mark
Snyder
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
MU excited about Shewey renovations
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Voluntary football workouts begins at USM
Hattiesburg American
UCF picks up commitment No. 2- Miami DB
says yes to O'Leary
Orlando Sentinel
June 5, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Seven
C-USA Players Named Freshman All-Americans by Collegiate Baseball
-Rice
Regional SOLD OUT
-Nine
Greats, Impact Team Set To Join UH Hall of Honor
-Auburn/USM
Game Set to be Televised by Raycom Sports
-FieldTurf
Continues to be the Choice for Tulsa
Owls Feeling Super
scout.com
Tulsa trumped Birmingham's tourney bid
Birmingham News
SMU's Orsini- Notre Dame hasn't contacted
him
Dallas Morning News
From the
Huntington Herald Dispatch
-Herd's
Gomez named to Freshman All-American Team
-O-line
priority again for Herd
June 4, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Conference
USA Awards 2009 Baseball Championship to Southern Miss
-C-USA
Men's Basketball Championship Comes to Tulsa in 2010
-52
C-USA Track & Field Athletes Earn All-Region Honors
-Final
2008 ITA National and Regional Rankings Released
-Memphis
Baseball Inks Richland Junior College Catcher Shawn Ablett
The
projected starting lineups for Conference USA
College Football News
Rice's baseball transfers feeling right at home
Houston Chronicle
USM injuries took toll
Hattiesburg American
From
the Tulsa World
-Irish
eyes focus on OU, TU's directors
University of Tulsa athletic director
Bubba Cunningham and University of Oklahoma AD Joe Castiglione have a
lot in common these days � they believe their schools should
consistently meet in football, and neither wants to talk about the Notre
Dame AD job.
-C-USA
basketball tournament coming to Tulsa's BOK Center
C-USA approves tournament move
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Scouts taking notice of Blazers' Keedy
Birmingham News
Herd's Yeager, Lape honored, head for Cape
Cod League
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Morris still waiting for opportunity to
knock
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
June 3, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Rice
Super Regional Set To Begin On Saturday At 2 PM On ESPNU
-June
2 Baseball Regional Roundup
Houston and Tulane Eliminated in
Regional Championship Games
From the
Houston Chronicle
-A&M
finishes off UH, awaits Rice in baseball super regional
-Houston
Super Regional- Owls-Aggies meet again
Home-field aura difficult to beat
Biloxi Sun Herald
Preview 2008 - Conference USA Fun Stats
Some of the interesting statistics
from the 2007 season for every Conference USA team.
College Football News
The year of the Mustangs? Maybe, maybe not
SMU Daily Campus
Mustangs Were Made for Runnin' and Shootin'
Sunday Morning Quarterback
Golden progress
BUBBA CUNNINGHAM, like many eager
fans, is counting the days to college football season.
Tulsa World
Slimmer Tigers return home
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Renovations at Shewey Building to put Herd
on par with top schools
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
June 2, 2008
June 1 Baseball Regional Roundup
For the first time ever, Conference
USA advanced five teams to regional championships. In fact, it marked
the first time that C-USA has sent more than three teams to regional
finals.
conferenceusa.com
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Rice
overcomes sloppy play to eliminate UT from NCAAs
-UH
takes down A&M 4-3 to stay alive in regional
-LSU
coasts past Southern Miss to advance
USM loses uphill battle against LSU
Biloxi Sun Herald
No taming these Tigers
The Southern Miss baseball team
fought hard to keep its Super Regional dream alive, but the Golden
Eagles ran into a juggernaut in LSU that pounded out 37 runs in three
victories to win the NCAA Regional
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Tulane Falls To Host Florida State In
NCAA Regional, 17-8
tulanegreenwave.com
Interested in the UCF baseball coaching
job? Join the club
Orlando Sentinel
Chinese wallop C-USA in finale
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Three games for Herd fans to circle
ALL THE high school champions have
been crowned and there are "only" 89 days left before college football
begins. Fewer than that before the beginning of camp.
Charleston (WV) Gazette
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