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August 10, 2008
National Duran Duran Appreciation Day
Anniversary - Smithsonian Institution
Tish B'av or Fast of Ab (Jewish)
Birthday - President Herbert Hoover (31st President)
Pirates Complete First Scrimmage
The
Pirate defense held the offense to only three yards per rush while
senior Patrick Pinkney completed 12-of-21 passes for 182 yards and
sophomore T.J. Terrell hauled down seven catches for 114 yards to
highlight East Carolina's first intra-squad scrimmage of preseason camp
Saturday afternoon
ecupirates.com
Pirates search for depth in first scrimmage
East Carolina coach Skip Holtz
treated the Pirates� first intra-squad scrimmage in the same manner that
an NFL coach treats the preseason opener: He got a quick glimpse of his
starters, then relegated them to the sidelines for the afternoon as he
took a look at the reserves.
Washington Daily News
East Carolina youngsters get most of the reps in first
scrimmage
New Bern Sun Journal
Johnson enjoys sensational rookie debut
Titansonline.com
Pre WK 1 Can't-Miss Play: Johnson TD run
NFL.com
Chris Johnson scores 66-yard TD, Tennessee Titans never
trail in beating St. Louis Rams 34-13
Orlando Sentinel (AP)
Minnesota Vikings receiver Aundrae
Allison confident he's ready for a breakout season
Vikings receiver Aundrae Allison is
a 'free rider,' according to his coaches. But for the Vikings, that's
not necessarily a bad thing.
Pioneer Press
Garrard and Jacksonville take preseason opener over
Atlanta
Sports Network
Camp Confidential: Garrard comfortable in leadership
role - NFL
ESPN
August 9, 2008
Nagasaki Day
National Garage Sale Day
Perseid Meteor Showers
UN International Day of the World's Indigenous People
Veep Day
From
Bonesville.net
-Cherubini:
Bonesville The Magazine Teaser
�
NFL Star Knew He Could Always Come Home
Talk FM:
TOT
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Prep For First Scrimmage Of Camp
-Volleyball
Team Holds First Practice Of 2008
Wilson looking to improve
It may just be a scrimmage, but it�s
another opportunity for C.J. Wilson to improve.
Washington Daily News
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Spots
up for grabs at Pirate scrimmage
-ECU
construction faculty, students make China trip
Two Former Raiders Look Toward New Season with Pirates
Richmond County Daily Journal
Johnson, rookies anxious for NFL debuts
Titansonline.com
Tennessee Titans set to show offensive progress
Former East Carolina
back-of-all-trades wants to see how game-ready he is for the NFL.
Chattanooga Times Free Press
August 8, 2008
Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony
Kool-Aid Days
Happiness Happens Day
Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbors' Porch Night
From
Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
�
Siblings set high bar for Kupets
Talk FM:
TOT (Former Chancellor, Jim Ensor)
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Continue Camp, Return To Shells
-Five
Selected To ECU Hall Of Fame
Carson, Davis, Irvin, Morrison and
Pinkney selected as the newest ECU Hall Of Fame members
-Mack
McCarthy's Letters of Marque - Week 12
-Soccer
Opens 2008 Preseason Camp
-Dierks
Bentley To Play At Minges Coliseum
ECU Baseball To Hold Walk-On Tryouts
CSTV.com
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirate
QBs comfortable with their split roles
-Two
former ECU coaches selected for latest Hall class
Lawhorn brothers beat the odds and now are Potomac
teammates
InsideNoVA.com
Pirates will play anyone,
anywhere
Pirates fan or not, you�ve got to
admire East Carolina coach Skip Holtz�s attitude.
Washington Daily News
Groin injury will sideline tight end Blakley awhile
Chavous, an NFL draft authority in
his spare time, said he was impressed with Titans running back Chris
Johnson when he came out of East Carolina
The Tennessean
Around Campus:
More Than a Full House: WSSU tries to fit
in biggest freshman class
At least two other schools in the
UNC system, Elizabeth City State University and East Carolina
University, are having similar space crunches.
Winston-Salem Journal
Preps:
Bearcats look to speed ahead
Cook has scholarship offers from
East Carolina and Western Carolina.
Asheville Citizen-Times
Alternate, And At Times Embarrassing, Traditions In
Football
850 The Buzz
August 7, 2008
Particularly Preposterous Packaging Day
Chinese Valentine's Day/Daughter's Day
Professional Speakers Day
National Lighthouse Day
From
Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� The
swagger is back
Talk FM:
TOT
Lucky No. 6? ECU's Rogers hopes so
There's a No. 6 busting through the line of scrimmage regularly at East
Carolina football camp this August, and that number might be very
fitting.
Greenville Daily Reflector
Enthusiasm swirls around ECU's campus
New Bern Sun Journal
OPINION - August means football for fans
Goldsboro News Argus
Young and (getting) restless
sportingnews.com
August 6, 2008
National Fresh Breath Day
Anniversary - Hiroshima Day
Anniversary - Voting Rights Act of 1965 Signed
From
Bonesville.net
-Batten:
Football Recruiting Report
� Wayne
destined for Pirates' RB corps
-BVL:
Updated Recruiting Thumbnails
Talk FM:
TOT
Simmons' second season set for sizzle
For
the moment, the biggest claim to fame for Travis Simmons is being third
cousin to New Orleans Saints running back and 2005 Heisman Trophy winner
Reggie Bush...That's about to get bumped.
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates get in first licks of season
Washington Daily News
Allison tries to rewrite his role in second season with
Vikings
The aspiring screenwriter wants to
prove he can be a receiving threat.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Scout�s Notebook: WR Aundrae Allison
scout.com
Merritt's brother runs with him
Philadelphia Daily News
August 5, 2008
National
Night Out
From
Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� Ticket
sales jumpstart stadium plans
-BVL:
Updated Recruiting Thumbnails
(Scotty Wayne)
Talk FM:
TOT
Interior motives
Upgrades part of ECU's game plan to
bolster football program
Greenville Daily Reflector
�Dazzling Dwayne� on the go
Dwayne Harris showed flashes of how
special a player he could be last year.
Washington Daily News
Johnson's speed impresses Titans
Titansonline.com
Former East Carolina standout has creative plans after
the NFL
Wilmington Star News (AP)
Preps:
Rowan set for rematch with Wayne
Wayne County American Legion has
several ECU signees.
Salisbury Post
How a spider tale spins
Since he came to East Carolina
University six years ago, Dr. Jason Bond has named four spiders after
people
Raleigh News & Observer
August 4, 2008
U.S. Coast Guard Day
O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 352
� Pinkney
no longer a secret for ECU
Bonesville.net
Campbell makes a heart-warming return to the football
field
A couple of years ago, Terence
Campbell�s future at East Carolina looked bright
Washington Daily News
Back and ready for redemption
New Bern Sun Journal
Lifelong UGA fan sticking with East Carolina
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Allison writing script for NFL success
Former ECU star learning on job
Raleigh News & Observer (AP)
Johnson's speed impresses Titans
Salisbury Post (AP)
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August 10, 2008
Hokies young but hopeful
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Hokies
undecided on starting QB
Washington Times
From the
Roanoke
Times
-Many
questions still need answers
-Virginia
hopes to tune out distractions
-
Unanswered Questions with Hokies
WSET
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Hokies
expecting to boost offense
-No
urgency in Tech's QB call
-ODU's
past, future merge
Football's return to campus stirs
emotions in one Virginia Beach man who is a big part of its past.
From the
The Virginian Pilot
-Hokies'
star cornerback intent on being a receiver, too
-Here
comes the flood ...
-Redskins
QBs again sharp in 17-14 win over Bills
Panthers start strong, Kasay finishes it off
Charlotte Observer
�Pad-poppin� first scrimmage for WVU
Beckley Register-Herald
From the
Charleston
(WV) Gazette
-Fumbles
aside, first scrimmage solid
-Flaws
in passing game being addressed
Heels try to get in the zone
Raleigh News and Observer
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Some
good, some bad at scrimmage
-Devils'
Boyette goes down with a leg injury
Clemson releases drug test results, secondary violations
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-A
Brand New Ball Game: Cutcliffe demanding of his quarterbacks at Duke
-Boldin
sharp in Deacs' scrimmage
August 9, 2008
Judging the schedules by 'winnability' factor
Roanoke
Times
Mountaineers Look Good Behind Closed Doors
West Virginia MetroNews
WVU's Sanders takes reps at tailback
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
Starks, Sanders back at their old positions
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Seat fees to raise cost of a season at USC stadium
Starting in �09, season-ticket holders must pay a premium for right to
purchase seats
Columbia (SC) State
Eagles Picked Third In ODAC
The most notable of the returning
class of quarterbacks is Guilford's Josh Vogelbach, who is only 2,702
yards and 45 touchdowns away from becoming the all-time leader in D-III.
Last year, the East Carolina transfer passed for 3,618 yards, completing
63.9 percent of 518 passes for 35 touchdowns with 18 interceptions.
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
NCAA denies Mauk's final eligibility appeal at
Cincinnati
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Two
newcomers could play early for Mountaineers
-Deacs
to work on hanging onto the ball in scrimmage
From
the Raleigh News and Observer
-Heels
add Jones to roster
-Statue
designed to send Pack into a 'Fury'
Two weeks ago, N.C. State placed a
new bronze statue of a snarling wolf at the tunnel entrance to
Carter-Finley Stadium.
-Redskins
eager to see some vets play
-Panthers
seeking answers
-Jones
needs speed to make final
-Relative
of US Olympic coach killed in Beijing
Reddick no longer with Tar Heels
New Bern Sun Journal
Cutcliffe promises 'chaos' at Wade
Durham Herald-Sun
Jake, Peppers stand out as preseason starts tonight
Charlotte Observer
National notebook: Week 1 of training camp comes to a
close
SportingNews.com
August 8, 2008
2008 CFN
ACC Preview
collegefootballnews.com
Clemson fundraising efforts bring recognition
Other schools recognized in
Clemson�s category for overall improvement included East Carolina
University; Michigan State University; University of California, Irvine;
University of Florida; University of Maine; University of Texas at
Austin; and West Virginia University.
Anderson Independent Mail
Floyd�s comments damage credibility
Unfounded charges that campus officers are targeting athletes are an
embarrassment to the USC board of trustees and to the university.
Columbia (SC) State
NFL suspends Jimmy Williams
Former Bethel High and Virginia Tech defensive back Jimmy Williams has
been suspended for five games by the NFL, Pro Football Weekly reports.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From
the Charleston (WV)
Gazette
-White's
'python' striking in camp
-Notebook:
Lyons coming along slowly at wideout
From
the Charlotte Observer
-JAKE'S
ARM
-Scrimmage
unveils defects in Wolfpack's line
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-Second
to none: First-year coach helps build confidence in Duke's DBs
-Paulus,
Sexton in competition for backup QB
Wife of Deacons assistant basketball coach dies at age 44
Greensboro News-Record (AP)
From
the Raleigh News and Observer
-Interactive
Graphic (FLASH): Olympic Athletes with connections to NC
-Canes
getting an early start
From
the Roanoke
Times
Talkin' football
-Virginia
hopes to tune out distractions
August 7, 2008
From
the Charleston (WV)
Gazette
-Notebook:
Hogan making smooth switch to corner
There are no tickets available for
road games at East Carolina or Pitt
-WVU
making room for Jalloh
-Beatty
sorting out super, er, tailbacks
WVU still unsure who will backup RB Devine
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
WVU billed $332,859 for attorneys' fees in Rodriguez case
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From
the Winston Salem Journal
-Hokies
are looking at freshmen to bolster wide-receiver position
-The
Guy: Beecher is Gamecocks' leader
-Snapping
to It: Bechtel has quickly become favorite to take over from Jarvis as
Deacons' long snapper
-Some
Lofty Goals: Little wants to be Tar Heels' next 1,000-yard rusher
Shrewd Lewis meets his timetable
Roanoke Times
Cook waiting for word on possible redshirt
rivals.com
From
the Charlotte Observer
-Pack
QBs Beck, Glennon strong in first scrimmage
-Bobcats
release 2008-09 schedule
-Okafor
gets just what he wanted in new contract
Pack quarterbacks get a look
N.C. State coach Tom O'Brien says
statistics from closed scrimmage don't tell the whole story
Raleigh News & Observer
UVa receiver eager to return
Hampton
Roads Daily Press
Devils shop closer to home
The population of North Carolina has
nearly doubled since Duke football coach David Cutcliffe started
recruiting in the state as a member of Tennessee's staff a
quarter-century ago.
Durham Herald-Sun
Deal with CBS aimed at enhancing Monarchs' revenues
Old Dominion University is poised to
sign a 10-year deal with CBS Collegiate Sports Properties next month, a
relationship that will allow the school to lean on its new partner to
expand its athletic television and radio presence.
The Virginian Pilot
Favre traded to Jets
Fayetteville Observer (AP)
Kasay last of the original Panthers
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
August 6, 2008
From
the Charleston (WV)
Gazette
-Lazear
ready to step into the middle of things
-Devine's
ready for much heavier workload
From
the Beckley
Register-Herald
-Mountaineers�
Williams hopes to play
-Stewart:
�Safety spots are going to be a pleasant surprise�
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily
Mail
-Mountaineers'
secondary continues strong at safety
-WVU
offensive linemen take 'attitude adjustment' in line
-Linebacker
Williams waiting, itching to return to form
Blog ... Why WVU Won't Win The Big East
collegefootballnews.com
Va Tech Football Blog
The Virginian Pilot
Cutcliffe gets big recruiting haul
Winston-Salem Journal
Elite recruit may wind up at UNC-CH after all
Dwight Jones, a wide receiver who was
No. 1 in The Fayetteville Observer�s 2006 preseason list of the state�s
Top 50 prospects, has learned he is now academically eligible to attend
the University of North Carolina (at Chapel Hill).
Fayetteville Observer
Football ticket sales strong for UNC-CH, NCSU
Triangle Business Journal
2008
Preseason Rankings - The Bottom Up
collegefootballnews.com
From
The Bleacher Report
-College
Football 2008 Bowl Predictions
-Quick
and Dirty Picks: Who Will Win College Football Conferences
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-NCSU's
Archer to keep it simple
-Heels
playing in Maui
Athletic dorms would give coaches one location to keep an
eye on players
Anderson Independent
Gamecocks turn to SportSouth
New
arrangement allows more fans with Time Warner to see USC sports
Columbia (SC) State
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-Veteran
offense has NCCU coaching staff confident
-UNC-CH's
Houston takes on mission
Panthers full of confidence, enthusiasm
Charlotte Observer
August 5, 2008
From
The Virginian Pilot
-As
practice opens, Hokies mull some burning questions
-And
you were expecting Michigan?
Old Dominion University doesn�t play
its first I-AA football game until the fall of 2009, but there�s plenty
going on between now and then.
VT's First Practice
WSET
Hokies Open �08 Campaign with Plenty of Questions
WSLS.com
New Hokies discovering they have much to learn
Fredericksburg (VA) Free Lance-Star
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-McAfee
getting better with age
-Cooper's
size not his only obstacle
USC Keeping Straughter Interested
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
From
the
Raleigh News & Observer
-Ty
Lawson's case set for Aug. 19
-Burney's
sacrifice a hit with Heels
CB has given up baseball for
football
-Lawyer
on Duke's side against Giuliani
-Pack
is tapping Georgia talent
Cutcliffe era begins with optimism, 'opening-day jitters'
Durham Herald Sun
BBQ battle: east versus west
WRAL.com
August 4, 2008
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-WVU
hopes to get mileage out of new hybrid back
-Waiting
his turn
-Mountaineers
look at Hogan on corner
Several rule changes are on tap for the college
football season
Anderson Independent
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Glennon
again faces pressure
-UVa
boots cornerback off team
Summer of hard work prepares Duke for new season
Durham Herald-Sun
From
the
Raleigh News & Observer
-Cutcliffe
hopes for fast September start
-Spurrier's
son will call plays
An auspicious opening night for Latest Redskins makeover
The Virginian Pilot
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August 10, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Cougars
Wrap Up First Week Of Camp
-Herd
Football Camp Report: Day 5
-Tigers
Go Twice on Saturday, Set for Scrimmage Work Monday
-Southern
Miss Completes First Scrimmage
-Tulane
Football Continues Fall Camp with Crisp Second Practice
-Tulsa
Finishes Third Day of Workouts
-Blazers
Hold First Preseason Scrimmage
-UCF
Football Preseason Report - Aug. 9
-Miners
Score Three Touchdowns in First Scrimmage of the Season
Marshall freshman punter Whitehead confident
Beckley Register-Herald
Notebook: Soph DE making up for lost time
Charleston
(WV) Gazette
UAB offense stars in first scrimmage; defense falters
Birmingham News
From
the
Tulsa World
-Practice
Report Tulsa
-Q&A
with Dave Rader
UCF's defensive line set to make an impact
Orlando
Sentinel
Blue Chip DE picks Central Florida
New Orleans Times Picayune
This is the UCF Baseball Coaching Staff - Part Three with
Cliff Godwin
cstv.com
From
the El Paso Times
-Young
UTEP Miners players do well Saturday
-Backup
puts on show in UTEP Miner football scrimmage
From
the
Dallas Morning News
-SMU
football ticket sales up by 50 percent
-SMU
offensive linemen making adjustments
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Cougar
football: Practice notes
-Owls
camp: scrimmage and special teams
August 9, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-2008
UTEP Football Preview
-Cougars
To Open Practice To Public
-Herd
Football Camp: Day 4
-Golden
Eagles Complete First Week of Fall Camp
-Tigers
Put on Pads Friday, Set For Two Sessions on Saturday
-Spirits
High As Football Takes Field In Day 1 Of Preseason Camp
-Six
Mustangs Nominated For College Football All-Name Team
-Moustache
Mania Hits the Owls
-Tulsa
Finishes Third Day of Workouts
-Blazers
Don Full Pads For First Time This Fall
-UTEP
Practice Q&A #5: Osia Lewis
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
to beef up facilities
R.C. Johnson says that $1.5 million
-- or about half the cost -- has been raised in the past 10 days toward
the construction of a 12,000 square-foot weight room for the football
team.
-Former
State linebacker settles on U of M
-Football
tour: Owls still will lean on offense
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Plenty
of good targets for Herd QBs
-MU
Notebook: Intensity rising among players in practice
-Pennington
signs with Dolphins
From
the Charleston (WV)
Gazette
-Leggett
gets leg up on MU center job
-Notebook:
Herd players ready for full pads
Spillman senior leader in Marshall secondary
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
SI smacks Herd with prediction of only one win
Huntington Herald Dispatch
Former Louisiana Tech defensive coordinator brings
experience to Southern Miss
Monroe (LA) News Star
Offense left smiling
Birmingham News
Practice Report Tulsa
Tulsa World
From the
El Paso Times
-UTEP
surpasses its season ticket record
-James
Thomas II sees work in 'slash' role
SMU
offensive linemen making adjustments
Dallas Morning News
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Cougar
football: Practice/scrimmage today
-Owls
camp: Mother Nature intervenes
August 8, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-2008
UCF Football Preview
-Houston
Football Media Day Press Conference Quotes
-Tigers
Forced Inside Thursday, Will Be In Full Pads Friday
-Golden
Eagles Complete First Two-A-Day Practice
-Tulsa
Finishes Third Day of Workouts
-Blazers
Dodge Thunderstorms During Thursday's Practice
-UCF
Football Preseason Report - Aug. 7
-UTEP
Practice Q&A #4: Trevor Vittatoe
New Houston coach rarin' to go
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From
CBSSports.com
-Five
things you should know about Conference USA
-Conference
USA: New era at Southern Miss promises more victories
Hoskins has grown into tackle role
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Herd
veterans taking responsibility as leaders
-Herd's
tight end depth thrills more than position coach
UCF savors shot at defending C-USA title
Florida Sun
Sentinel
Fedora sees progress
Hattiesburg American
COLLEGE BEAT
Take a look at the final numbers and
it's easy to surmise that the 2007 season was one to forget for the UAB
defense.
Birmingham
News
Golden Hurricane looks to be the class of
C-USA
AL.com
Tu Practice Report
Tulsa World
From
the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Anderson
ready to roll as Wave's featured back
-Ten
questions for Tulane's football team
Top punting job up for grabs among trio of players
El Paso Times
From
the Dallas Morning News
-Aikman,
Johnston get look at Run and Shoot
-SMU's
McCann likes look of secondary
From
the
Houston Chronicle
-UH
defense gets tough under Skladany
-Cougar
football: Sneak peek at the new unis
-Owls
camp: What can't Thor do?
Postseason experience will help Tulsa
Rivals.com College Basketball
August 7, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Conference
USA To Be Well Represented at Beijing Olympic Games
34 Set To Appear as Competitors, Coaches
and Officials Representing 18 Different Countries
-2008
UAB Football Preview
-Cougars
Continue Preseason Workouts
-Marshall
Football Camp Report #2
-Southern
Miss Takes to Field for Sixth Practice of Fall Camp
-UAB
Practice in Shoulder Pads For First Time Wednesday
-UCF
Football Preseason Report - Aug. 6
-UTEP
Practice Q&A #3: Jose Martinez
John McCain Meets With Marshall Football
goherd.com
From
the Charleston (WV)
Gazette
-Notebook:
Will Herd coach keep presidential streak alive?
-Sudden
depth at running back is a nice problem for Herd
Herd seniors burning to reverse losing ways
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
With academics in order, Herd�s Cox ready to play
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
It will be a fight to the top of C-USA
High-scoring Tulsa eyeing BCS run
Washington Daily News (AP)
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-WAVE
OF OPTIMISM
At Tulane this year, they're
commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Green Wave's perfect season.
-Florida
RB commits to Wave
Barnett, with 4.47-second speed in
the 40-yard dash, chose Tulane over official offers from East Carolina
and Navy.
Harrison returns to team
Hattiesburg American
UAB waiting on linebacker Joe Henderson to prove he
belongs with Conference USA's best
Birmingham News
From the
Tulsa World
-Practice
Report Tulsa
-Plain
English
From the
El Paso Times
-Season
ticket sales still brisk for UTEP
-Secondary
concerns: Young players could have big role
-Three
UTEP defensive starters miss practice
August 6, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-2008
Tulsa Football Preview
-Tropical
Storm Edouard Sends Cougars Inside
-Marshall
Football Practice is Underway
-Tigers
Open Camp With Early Morning Workout
-Rice
Photo Gallery: Day Four
-Golden
Eagles Practice in Full Pads for the First Time in 2008
-Blazers
Go Through Second Preseason Practice On Tuesday
-UCF
Football Holds Annual Media Day at Bright House Networks Stadium
-UTEP
Practice Q&A #2: Daniel Palmer
-UTEP
Men's Basketball Team to Face St. Mary's in Opening Round of Anaheim
Classic
From
the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Linebacker
duo ready to fill gap
-Senior
Ty Griffin finally earns scholarship
-Tigers'
coach West pleased with learning, leadership in practice
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Tight
ends are a strong spot for Herd
-Team
depth shows in practice
Marshall players adjust to no-huddle
Beckley Register-Herald
Freshman punter has linebacker mentality
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily
Mail
-John
McCain to meet with Marshall football team
-Altobello
tries work over worry on Herd offensive line
From the
Tulsa World
-A
mighty heart
TU's Tennial replaces memories of
injuries with a determined, never-give-up attitude
-Practice
Report: Tulsa
-TU
is Dreaming Big
SMU's new defense still a work in process
Dallas Morning News
From the
El Paso Times
-Leading
men: UTEP Miner vets know drill for Socorro
-UTEP
Notebook: Miners focused on opener at Buffalo
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Owls
camp: Gracias, Edouard
-Cougar
football: Joe Gilbert, Pt. II
Ex-UAB forward Reggie Huffman to pay in Austria
Birmingham News
August 5, 2008
State of the conference: Conference USA
ESPN
From
conferenceusa.com
-2008
Tulane Football Preview
-First
Practice In The Books For the Cougars
-Tigers
Open Camp With Early Morning Workout
-Southern
Miss Completes Fourth Practice Monday Afternoon
-Tulsa
Goes Through First Practices on Monday
-UAB
Football Is Back - Blazers Hold First Practice Of 2008 Fall Camp
-UCF
Football Preseason Report - Aug. 4
-UTEP
Practice Q&A #1: Bernard Obi
UCF Knights focus on season ahead, not tragic past
Miami Herald
UCF cornerback Neal 'happy to be back' after shooting
incident
Orlando
Sentinel
UCF's Darius Nall Out Until October After Tumor Removed
Central Florida News
SMU's
June Jones gets a look at quintet of QBs
Dallas Morning News
Herd opens practice today, hoping to stay healthy
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
UCF looks for offensive stars
Fort Myers News-Press
Passmore looking to make a big impact
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-U
of M opens football camp
-Tiger
football gets commitment from Hardin County quarterback
-Coach
West pleased with Tigers' camp debut
From the
Tulsa World
-Coach:
TU just getting started
-Taking
back life
TU offensive tackle gains
perspective while fighting cancer
-TU
media day: Quoteboard
-Graham
talks about quarterbacks during TU's annual football media day
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Listen to interviews with head coach Todd
Graham, and two players
Tulsa notebook
NewsOK.com
Blazers show more progress at this point than season ago
Gadsden Times
College football countdown: Nos. 86-90
Washington Times
August 4, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Cougar
Camp Opens, First Practice Monday Afternoon
-Tigers
Officially Report on Sunday
-Owls
Beat the Weather
-Golden
Eagles Complete First Day in Shoulder Pads
-Knights
Set To Open Fall Football Camp On Monday
-Miners
Look Sharp On Day Two
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-A
deeper, hungrier move-in day at MU
-Herd workouts start today with 10-point plan
UAB players, coach Neil Callaway on same page this
time around
This time, fall camp will be
different for UAB head football coach Neil Callaway and his football
team.
Birmingham News
SMU hits
the ground running and shooting today
Dallas Morning News
Fedora pleased with conditioning
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Rice
football aims for consistency in '08
The revolving door of play-callers
and shifting ideologies explains in part the Owls� miserable defensive
record of recent years.
-Owls
camp: Five pressing gridiron questions (w/video)
-Cougar
football: Jim Jeffcoat
Perennial backup provides security for UTEP Miners
offense
El Paso Times
Five questions heading into TU fall camp
Tulsa World
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