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June 29, 2008
Peter & Paul Day (Christian)
Special Recreation For Disabled Day
Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
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Baseball thrives without caste system
Bonesville.net
Jordan football star headed to ECU
Raleigh News and Observer
Crandell and Bowman brought it home
canada.com
New field takes holistic approach in helping cancer
victims
East Carolina established a doctoral
program in medical family therapy three years ago.
Ocala Star-Banner
June 28, 2008
Great American Backyard Campout
Talk FM:
TOT (Joe Friday, Xeno Edwards)
Bonesville.net
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Crandell
going strong in Canadian Football League
Persistence. Marcus Crandell used that
word to describe his 11-year professional football odyssey.
-Pinkney's
football dreams take him north
Former Pirate playing in arenafootball2
Leach benefit game raises money for Robeson students
Fayetteville Observer
Recruiting spotlight- West Hall's Marquise Stephens
Stephens said coaches from East Carolina,
Auburn, Louisville, Georgia Tech, Middle Tennessee and Connecticut have
all made trips to West Hall to see him.
Gainesville (GA) Times
June 27, 2008
Decide to Be Married Day
National HIV Testing Day
Anniversary - Industrial Workers of the World Founded
Birthday - Captain Kangaroo (TV personality)
Birthday - "Happy Birthday to You" Song
Birthday - Helen Keller
From Bonesville.net
-Batten:
Football Recruiting Report
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Lexington linebacker steeped in football
Talk FM:
TOT (Pat Buchanan)
-BVL:
Updated Football Recruiting Thumbnails
Perdue to ECU- Senate supports funding
Lt. Gov. Beverly Perdue reassured East
Carolina University's medical school leaders Thursday the state Senate
is backing funding for the Family Medicine Center during the state
budget negotiations under way now.
Greenville Daily Reflector
Medical School Propels Greenville in National Spotlight
Carolina Newswire
June 26, 2008
National Handshake Day
Beautician's Day
UN International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� From
Blue Devils to Red, White & Blue
Talk FM:
TOT (Louis Pate, Walter Daulton)
Mack McCarthy's Letters of Marque - Week 6
ecupirates.com
McCarthy leads ECU basketball through
busy off-season
The East Carolinian
Running backs quickly learn new coach's style
Group is eager to impress Byner
Nashville Tennessean
Lexington's Ty Holmes makes verbal
commitment to play football at East Carolina
Lexington Dispatch
Programs close, reschedule under water
restriction
Greenville Daily Reflector
Not Quite Lacrosse, Not Quite Polo, but
Just Right for Them
Washington Post
June 25, 2008
National Catfish Day
Log Cabin Day
Anniversary - Battle of Little Bighorn
Birthday - George Orwell (writer)
Ratification Day (Virginia)
From Bonesville.net
-Batten:
Football Recruiting Report
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ECU's football culture impressed QB
Talk FM:
TOT (Beverly Reep)
Leach holding charity game
Fayetteville Observer
Early bowl forecast
espn.com
Thompson, Brady back in USA spotlight
Corey Thompson�s next stop will be in
Greenville as he heads to play baseball for East Carolina next year.
Raleigh News and Observer
Looking to Run
Shawney Kersey compares his favorites
and talks about running track in college too.
superprep.com
June 24, 2008
Celebration of the Senses
Fairy Day
National Columnist's Day
Saint John the Baptist Day
Talk FM:
TOT (Gene Arnold, Don Davis)
Bonesville.net
North Carolina vs. South Carolina Baseball Challenge:
Adams' big catch pays off
Kevin Brandt, an East Carolina signee,
was the most valuable North Carolina player
Raleigh News and Observer
15 players to watch this season in the CFL
TSN
Hardee's founder Wilbur Hardee dies in NC at 89
Charlotte Observer (AP)
Founder of Hardee's dies
Triangle Business Journal
June 23, 2008
Let It Go
Day
Midsummer Day/Eve Celebrations
UN Public service Day
Pirates feel the heat from high expectations
New Bern Sun Journal
East Carolina Football Preview- Is This the Year of the
Purple and
Gold?
Bleacher Report
RNE�s Bonds taking a look at the Vols
Columbia (SC) State
Around Campus:
ECU professor receives federal grant for research
Greenville Daily Reflector
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June 29, 2008
Peisel, upperclassmen step up as Dogs'
leaders
Athens Banner Herald
New rules, same results in college
baseball
Carlisle (PA) Sentinel
WVU football recruiting moves into a new age
Charleston (WV) Gazette
An extended family affair
Raleigh News and Observer
Davidson's McKillop gets contract
extension
Winston Salem Journal
June 28, 2008
WVU launches White's Web site today
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From the
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-Southern
Conference tries to capitalize on wins
-Six
Wofford football games will be televised
-Trustees
approve USC baseball seat fees
ODU delays first W & M game
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Devils get verbal commitment from Dawkins
Durham Herald-Sun
Bobcats- Felton is starter
Charlotte Observer
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Fresno
St. merits no glass slipper
-Spurrier
humble in speech to alma mater
June 27, 2008
From
the
Charlotte Observer
-Bobcats
pick Augustin
-Finally,
Bobcats get the point
-Wallace
was in aborted trade
-McKillop
close to signing deal
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Hickson
'honored' by NBA pick
-NCSU's
Harris fined for speeding
-Indiana
AD will step down
Hopefully 2008 NBA draftees learn from 1986 class
Anderson Independent
From
the
Bleacher Report
-Pac-10-
An Exhaustive Examination of Expansion Options
-West
Virginia Football- Welcome Change for Mountaineers Offense
WVU finishes school-best 30th in
Directors' Cup
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
U.Va. is 17th in Directors' Cup
Hampton Roads Daily Press
June 26, 2008
From the
Omaha World-Herald
-CWS-
FSU is best in show
-Georgia
loses its touch in the clutch
-Attendance
record has an asterisk
From
Sunday Morning Quarterback
-A
Reasonably Anticipatory Assessment of- Virginia Tech
-ACC
Auditing- No Offense
College Football 2008 Preview - Big
East
The Mountaineers may still be the class of
the Big East in '08, but their out of conference schedule is brutal with
games @ East Carolina, @ Colorado, and vs. Auburn at home on a Thursday
night in Morgantown.
Fox Sports
Tech makes favorable impression on Flowery
Branch DE
Izaan Cross to mull over scholarship
offers from Arkansas, Central Florida, East Carolina, Florida State,
Georgia Tech, Louisville, Maryland, N.C. State, North Carolina,
Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Florida, Tulane, Wake Forest and West
Virginia.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
From the College Football News
-Preview
2008 - Clemson
-Preview
2008 - Florida Atlantic
Bobcats pick up 20th pick
Charlotte Observer
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Hickson
tops ACC draft list
-Cold,
hard draft facts
Police- Johns sold cocaine in the parking lot of the UA
football complex
Birmingham News
Crumpler fitting in nicely with Titans
Wilmington Star-News
Around Campus:
UNCG hangs up on landlines
Greensboro News-Record
June 25, 2008
From the
Omaha World-Herald
-CWS-
Let's play 3! FSU storms back, ties series
-Fresno
just 'kept hitting'
-Road
has become Fresno State's home
-Chatter
up! Words don't get in way for Georgia
From the
Fayetteville Observer
-Cutcliffe
lands prominent prospects
-Kids
learn football skills, life lessons at Jimmy Raye clinic
Schedule makes winners, losers
Legend has it that Bear Bryant was a
master of scheduling football games. The Alabama coach loved getting
Duke to open the 1972 season -- at Birmingham's Legion Field, naturally.
Just for the record, the Crimson Tide never has played in Durham.
Durham Herald-Sun
Only Duke could win with this argument
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Sunshine Revival
Athlon Sports
Jimmy Johns charged with cocaine sales, kicked off
Alabama football team
Birmingham News
From the Greenville (SC) News
-McElrathbey
starting over
Football brought Ray Ray McElrathbey to
Clemson University and will provide the vehicle he rides out, but the
decision to enter graduate school at Howard University this fall had
less to do with football than the opportunity he sees for himself and
his brother.
-Spurrier
anticipates NFL interest in Gamecocks
ESPN to televise nine MEAC football games
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the Greensboro News-Record
-Deacons�
Skeen will miss semester
-College
notes- Appalachian defensive end Tharrington ruled ineligible
UVa hires new radio play-by-play man
Roanoke Times
June 24, 2008
From the
Omaha World-Herald
-CWS-
Georgia breaks through with four runs in the eighth inning
-Fresno
State- Closer says he wasn't weary
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Wake
grad delights in UNC-CH's failed bid
-Heels
disappointed again at CWS
-UNCC
gets apology over football proposal
Tough Ticket
For Madison, Encore Would Be Long Shot
Harrisonburg (VA) Daily News Record
Cranking up the hits
Wilmington Star-News
Football- Granby's Clark will commit to
Virginia Tech
The Virginian Pilot
Spurrier interested in 6-foot-7 Heritage
TE
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Clemson player accused of attacking
girlfriend
Anderson Independent Mail
From the Durham Herald-Sun
-Fox-
'It just wasn't our turn' to win NCAA title
-Duke
wins suit against Louisville
Duke's unfortunate record on the football
field over recent years may have helped the school save a fortune in the
courtroom.
-Hillside
QB Gattis signs with Duke
Panthers WR Jarrett pleads guilty to DWI charge
Charlotte Observer
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-McElrathbey
transfers to start new at Howard
-Crashes
take too many racers� lives
Thriving- IRL has found a home at Richmond
track
Winston Salem Journal
Rodriguez told to provide papers
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Check out this catch -- by a ballgirl!
Video link
Hampton Roads Daily Press
June 23, 2008
From the
Omaha World-Herald
-CWS-
Allison key as Bulldogs defeat N.C.
-Fresno's
Allison delivers 'gutsy performance'
-Tailgaiting
'family affair' keeps Omahan cooking
-Closer
fashions a big season
-No
Tanner a bummer for Fresno pitching staff
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Tar
Heels' season ends
Heels' loss means ACC goes another year
without a national baseball championship
-Georgia's
Perno cites Bulldog tradition
Georgia two wins from national title
Anderson Independent Mail
NCAA to rule on Cook's sixth-year soon
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
10 most intriguing people in USC sports
Columbia (SC) State
Gamecock
Baseball: Take your seats!
scout.com
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June 29, 2008
2008 C-USA Baseball Accomplishments
conferenceusa.com
CALM FOOTBALL CRAVINGS WITH PREVIEW
MAGAZINES
The college football season doesn't begin
for another two months. Coaches get the chance to make a case for their
teams in a month or so at various media activities across the country.
Biloxi Sun Herald
SMU, TCU to play for Skillet through
2017
Dallas Morning News
Magazine touts Southern Miss football
players
Hattiesburg American
4 football signees pursuing eligibility
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Evans getting big-screen play
Memphis Commercial Appeal
With three years to play, Ripley's Chase
Fischer commits to Marshall
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Green
Wave hires men's tennis coach
-Wave's
undefeated team bound for Hall
-2008
TULANE HALL OF FAME CLASS
Blog:
Here and there with the Cougars
Houston Chronicle
Blog:
Why no baseball at UTEP?
El Paso Times
June 28, 2008
Eagle Club is soaring
The Southern Miss Eagle Club has hit a
mark of $2 million dollars raised in this budgetary year, which is above
a $200,000 jump from any previous record campaign.
Hattiesburg American
Walker CB Wilson commits to USM
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-College
recruiting has no offseason
It's a process that begins with hundreds
of names on a board, spanning the country and occasionally beyond.
-Herd
hoops gets verbal from high school sophomore
With three years to play, Ripley's Chase
Fischer commits to Marshall
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Dallas Morning News
-SMU,
UNT to renew football series in 2014
-DeSoto
lineman picks SMU
Ex-Blue
Jacket Mitchell commits to UAB
Savannah Morning News
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
hires ex-Providence assistant Steve DeMeo as basketball assistant
-UCF
lands Edgewater DB Henry Wright for 5th commitment
Tom Penders to be Inducted into Fairfield
Country (Conn.) Sports Hall of Fame
conferenceusa.com
Ex-UH sprinter Perry to compete at Olympic
trials today
Houston Chronicle
Houston high on Dorsey
Memphis Commercial Appeal
June 27, 2008
Memphis' Derrick Rose Selected No. 1 In 2008 NBA Draft
By Chicago Bulls
conferenceusa.com
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers'
Rose picked first in NBA Draft by Bulls
-Chris
Douglas-Roberts tumbles to second round
-Tigers
release women's golf coach Bruun
UAB baseball coach Shoop gets contract extension
Birmingham News
Millsap headed to UAB
Monroe (LA) Daily Advertiser
From
the
Bleacher Report
-UAB
Football Preview- Will the Blazers Be Better in 2008?
-Houston
Cougars Football Preview- Sumlin Hopes for Big Splash in First Year
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Ballooning
guarantees won't help Herd at Wisconsin
-Outpouring
of Herd fans soothes grieving Goddards
Dotson tackles new challenge
Former Southern Miss basketball player
Demar Dotson is hard at work to make sure he gets on the football field
for coach Larry Fedora this fall.
Hattiesburg American
Price of success
Steve Kragthorpe remains passionate when
discussing his four years as the University of Tulsa's football coach.
Tulsa World
Owls in the summer leagues; etc
Houston Chronicle
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
lands Georgia tight end for 4th commitment for 2009
-Former
UCF hoops coach Joe Dean Jr. lands a football job
June 26, 2008
UCF Baseball Coaches Getting Acquainted with their new
Surroundings
cstv.com
Four Southern Miss Football Players Recognized by Blue
Ribbon Magazine
conferenceusa.com
Signees arrive on campus
Hattiesburg American
Blazers get transfer from Louisiana-Lafayette
Birmingham News
Herd's Williams takes coaching to the
Internet
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Despite depth Herd recruiting running
backs
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
From the Houston
Chronicle
-AROUND
SPORTS- Assistant added to Rice hoops staff
-Rice
golfer Whitehead a winner in the making
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Grizzlies
last team to evaluate weary Douglas-Roberts
-Derrick
Rose set to make history as Tigers' first No. 1 draft pick
-U
of M notes: King set for Olympic Trials
The dream begins- Freshmen spend summer in El Paso
El Paso Times
June 25, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Blazers
Summer Baseball Report
-UCF
Men's Basketball Fastbreak
Shewey Athletics Building becoming 'top-notch facility'
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
draftees begin pro careers
-Marshall
connection in College World Series
From the
El Paso Times
-Hanany
earns one last honor as Miner
-UTEP's
ESPN friend
Favre still looks good, but don't count on seeing a
comeback
The Virginian Pilot
June 24, 2008
Rooney Tags LSU's Godwin to Help Lead the UCF Baseball
Program
cstv.com
Baseball's Godwin to Join Rooney's UCF
Staff
LSUSports.net
UCF police arrest running back Ricky Kay
Sophomore University of Central
Florida football player Ricky Kay was arrested early Saturday and
charged with a felony and a misdemeanor for an incident that occurred on
campus and caused more than $5,000 in damage.
Orlando Sentinel
A history of recruiting; how coaches have
stayed a step ahead
SI.com
Green Wave set to add to athletic
department
New Orleans Times Picayune
USM cross country coach quits
Hattiesburg American
From the Tulsa World
-Watching,
waiting
David Johnson's patience has been
tested during the past three football seasons.
-TU
to play three in Canada
June 23, 2008
Looking for this year's 'BCS buster'
Charleston Gazette
From
the
Bleacher Report
-Coaches
of The Future- C-USA and MAC
-Memphis
Tigers Football- Primed For Another Bowl Bid
Southern Miss coach resigns
Hattiesburg American
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
sports budget not taking same hits as school budget
Video of UCF's new basketball practice
facility
Herd's Waggoner is named coach of year
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
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