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August 24, 2008
Saint Bartholomew's Day
C-USA Preview- Pirates poised for top
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Harris could be ECU's top weapon
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates� secondary seeks to improve
Van Eskridge takes it to heart when
he opens up one of the many college football preview magazines and sees
the rankings predicting that the Pirates will have one of the 10 worst
secondaries in all of college football.
Washington Daily News
ECU not taking the easy route in building
program's profile
ESPN.com
SCOUTING THE PIRATES
Greensboro News Record
Soccer Faces Francis Marion Sunday
ecupirates.com
US relays earn redemption
Raleigh News and Observer
Bursting onto the scene (Page 2)
Titans rookie running back Chris
Johnson has arguably been the most electrifying player of the preseason,
and like his style of play, he's struck fast.
Boston Globe
August 23, 2008
Virgo Begins
Anniversary - First Man Powered Flight
From
Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
�
Hudson probing linebackers' limits
Talk FM:
TOT (Krispy Kreme remote)
Pirates Take Season Opener, 1-0
ecupirates.com
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Memories
of �07 Tech game fresh for Pirates
-Holtz
relishes postgame talks with Holland
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Pirates
must diversify on offense
-Pirates
again face league's toughest task
-J.P.
Giglio's analysis
Portsmouth's LaShawn Merritt wins gold in 1600 meter
relay
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Ranking the 2008 Head Coaches ... 61 to 119
College Football News
CFL:
Crandell at a loss for words
A day after one of the worst
performances of his professional career, Saskatchewan Roughriders
quarterback Marcus Crandell couldn't explain the troublesome night in
Edmonton.
Regina Leader-Post
A so-so Garrard won't win Jags a title
Fernandina Beach News-Leader
Johnson not as exceptional Friday
Rotoworld.com
August 22, 2008
Be an Angel Day
Southern Hemisphere Hoodie-Hoo Day
From
ecupirates.com
-Merritt
Strikes Gold In Beijing
American LaShawn Merritt obliterated
the field including defending champion Jeremy Wariner to win the Olympic
men's 400 meters title on Thursday by the widest margin since 1896
-Academic
Champion Coaches Rewarded
Thoughts of brother never far for gold
medalist Merritt
SportingNews.com
Merritt's gold a dream come true for father - literally
The Virginian Pilot
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Local
runner wins Olympic gold in 400 meters
-LaShawn
Merritt wins gold (Photos)
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Carson
not surprised by Merritt's success
-After
year on sidelines, redshirts ready for action
-Milbrook
racking up big plays for Pirates
From
the Winston-Salem Journal
-It
Won't Be Easy
East Carolina is evoking optimism
from its fans, but the first two games will provide difficult tests
-East
Carolina Preview
Talk FM:
TOT
Bonesville.net
August 21, 2008
Poet's Day
From
Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� Role
of No. 3 QB different this time
-BVL:
New Recruiting Thumbnail: Michael Dobson
Talk FM:
TOT
Mack McCarthy's Letters of Marque - Week
14
ecupirates.com
Pirates primed to step into C-USA's
upper echelon
Fayetteville Observer (AP)
At a glance- East Carolina Pirates
WCNC (AP)
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Defensive
line not believing the hype
-Baseball
brothers
Dobson verbally commits to ECU
Mount Airy News
Mount Airy's Dobson commits to ECU
Winston-Salem Journal
2008 CFN
Preview - Unit Rankings
College Football News
Merritt plans to blaze a path to Olympics glory
The Virginian Pilot
Merritt Seeks To Take Wariner's 400 Crown
Hartford Courant
Titans preview
The Virginian Pilot
Veterans haze Titans rookies
The Tennessean
On the Record with Art Brown
Winston Salem Journal
Here comes the son: Austin High's Emory Blake making a
name for himself
Emory Blake won't be following in
his father's footsteps when it comes to college.
Austin American-Statesman
CFL:
Riders are true believers
Edmonton Sun
August 20, 2008
Birthday - President Benjamin Harrison
(23rd President)
From
ecupirates.com
-Merritt
To Run For Olympic Gold
Former ECU Track Standout Turns In
Fastest 400m Semifinal Time
-Pirates
Complete '08 Preseason Camp
-Date
Set For 2008 Pirate Cup
Wariner, Merritt will duel in 400
Boston Globe
Merritt, Wariner primed for showdown
Raleigh News and Observer
Holtz prepared to air it all out
Orlando Sentinel
Shiver Me Timbers
Michael Dobson has committed to East
Carolina over offers from Akron and Duke.
superprep.com
Around Campus:
Freshmen set record
ECU welcomes its largest-ever
freshman class at convocation
Greenville Daily Reflector
Talk FM:
TOT (The Former Chancellor, Calvin Mercer)
Bonesville.net
August 19, 2008
National Aviation Day
Birthday - President William Jefferson Clinton (42nd President)
From
Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� Injuries
dampen summer camp
Talk FM:
TOT
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU
Turns In Final Two-A-Day Of Camp
-Merritt,
Cotto Advance In Beijing
Former ECU Track Standouts Qualify
For Next Round Of Events At Olympics
Holtz-Hudson
Alliance grows stronger
Greenville Daily Reflector
Hard-working Byner serves as mentor to
Titans running backs
Titansonline.com
One 400 down, two to go
The Virginian Pilot
Florida OL names top 2
"I really like East Carolina and
Southern Miss," he said. "East Carolina has already offered me and I
think Southern Miss will too."
superprep.com
August 18, 2008
O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 354
� Schedule
a harsh necessity
Bonesville.net
Paving the way
Steve Shankweiler has a master�s
degree in physical education and education administration. It is paying
off this year.
Greenville Daily Reflector
From
the Washington Daily News
-Quiet
Bryant makes noise on field for ECU
-ECU
volleyball team working hard
Merritt, Wariner make 400 semifinals
Raleigh News and Observer
Daily Fix � Aug. 18
Gainesville Sun
Training camp notebook- Titans work to fix
mistakes
Titansonline.com
Pirates Dominate Campbell In Exhibition, 5-0
ecupirates.com
Quick transition for young coach
Sitting in the head-coach's office
on a Friday morning, an hour of so before practice was to begin,
Marcellus Harris III could easily pass for one of his players. A senior,
maybe, who had shown up a little early and dropped by for a
conversation.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
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August 24, 2008
From
the Roanoke Times
-Virginia
Tech reloads for 2008 football season
-Macho
Harris may double dip this season
-Virginia
to endure survivor series as players go missing
-Winning
2007 season seems like ancient history for Virginia football
-Conference
inadequacy
The ACC had grandiose visions of
football supremacy when it added Virginia Tech, Miami and Boston
College. But those hopes have not materialized, and the league remains
in the shadow of the SEC.
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Finally...it's
over...LET'S PLAY!!
-Roberts
receiving a little advice from Macho
-Skins'
Taylor injured in painful drubbing
Panthers strike in air, on ground, on
defense
Charlotte Observer
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-For
WVU, season's shaping up to be perfect storm
-End
of an era
COLUMN- Perfect season unlikely to happen
East Carolina well could be a
sleeper prepared to spring the unexpected when the Mountaineers visit
Greenville, NC, on Saturday, Sept. 6.
Times-West Virginian
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-ACC
can talk a good game
There have been nights this summer
when Virginia football player Clint Sintim has had trouble falling
asleep. That's the degree of his excitement about the Cavaliers' opening
game Saturday against visiting Southern California.
-Building
a better season
College football's fans want a
playoff. College football's leaders don't.
-Five
who could disappear
-Donovan
'riding high'
ACC Football- Virginia Cavaliers Season
Predictions (Part 2)
ECU has a very hard schedule, but it
has a load of returning players and ended the season with a victory over
America�s favorite mid-major, the Boise State
Bleacher Report
From
the
Fayetteville Observer
-Hill
brings �that extra something� to Wolfpack offense
-N.C.
State Wolfpack team capsule
Is the option a real option in college
football today?
Two years before he was hired at
Auburn, Pat Dye�s wishbone team at East Carolina had the best ground
attack in the nation.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Heels' preseason ends as opener on the
horizon
Durham Herald-Sun
From
the
Greenville (SC) News
-Clemson
assistant Jeff Scott got coaching bug from father, Brad
-Lindsey
brothers wrapping up tumultuous careers at University of South Carolina
-NFL
shys away from quarterbacks in spread offenses
From
the
Columbia (SC) State
-The
favorite, but can Clemson finish the job?
-Gamecocks
still seeking breakthrough season
August 23, 2008
At Tech, Glennon is strongest in
scrimmage
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Tech Football Notebook- Glennon impresses
quarterbacks coach
Lynchburg News and Advance
From
the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Tech
corner Harris hurt in scrimmage
-No
QB answers as Hokies' offense shows progress
Andrews assumes role as leader
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-O'Brien
selects Wilson
Redshirt freshman to start at QB for
N.C. State
-Tudor-
Pack turns back the clock
-Krzyzewski's
golden voyage nears end
Spurrier plans to avoid repeat of last season's fade
Winston Salem Journal
Panthers, Redskins to get long look at
starters
Wilmington Star-News
Speed thrills- Tigers make conscious
effort to build team like quick Miami, FSU squads
Greenville (SC) News
From
the Anderson Independent
-College
football preview- Bowden enters 10th year
-College
football preview- UGA players take ranking in stride
Bristol no longer the bad boy of tracks
Greensboro News-Record
August 22, 2008
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-College
Preview - Virginia Tech
-Hokies
lacking veterans
-College
Preview - Virginia
From
the Winston-Salem Journal
-New
Talent
Virginia Tech lost a lot of players,
but the cupboard is hardly bare
-The
ACC at a glance
-The
SoCon at a glance
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Williams
stars in Virginia Tech scrimmage
-Announcement
regarding UVa's quarterbacks? Forget about it...
Virginia Tech Sports Today debut set for
Sunday
hokiesports.com
From
the Roanoke Times
-Virginia
Tech kicker Keys has paid his dues
-Groh
settles on kicker
Kicker gets his chance at a dream
Richmond Times Dispatch
From
the College Football News
-The
big storylines and overviews for the ACC games
-Ranking
the 2008 Head Coaches - No. 1 to 60
Mountaineers already prepping for
opening foe
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Urban planning to catch a few at TE
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Blue Devils turn their attention to JMU
Durham Herald-Sun
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Big
season for Bowden
-Following
in his brother's Heels
McKinley enters final season with chance
to be among USC's best receivers ever
Greenville (SC) News
Kasay has focus on next kick, not career
Charlotte Observer
Coastal football player accused in sexual
assault case
Columbia (SC) State
August 21, 2008
Hokies begin season No. 17 in top 25
SportingNews.com
Virginia Tech Football Preview
Lynchburg News and Advance
Daily VT Blog
Hampton Roads Daily Press
WVU freshman Urban is more TE than FB
Beckley Register-Herald
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-WVU's
Jenkins believes he's ready to play
-WVU
freshman to make immediate impact
-Tight
end is in Mountaineers' offensive plans
-WVU
considers adding suites to Puskar Stadium
From
the Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Unrecruited
Kovatch could fill Schmitt role
-Rodgers
emerges as Devine understudy
Plays finally designed for Jalloh
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Big stadiums, big dreams for NC college
football
Florida Ledger (AP)
Bad sign- Cavaliers ban stadium displays
The Virginian Pilot
O'Brien quietly gets his job done
Winston Salem Journal
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Wake
on verge of greatness
-Glennon
represents future
-Pack's
Glennon will redshirt
-Maggio
to kick for Duke
-Lawson
learns lesson
Lawson- Drinking charge kept me out of
NBA in '08
Durham Herald-Sun
Pitt's Cook denied eligibility
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Cook never had a chance
Beaver County (PA) Times
Richt evolving into head coaching role
Before the age of 30, Richt was the
offensive coordinator at East Carolina. He remembers "being scared to
death and praying a lot.
Rome (GA) News-Tribune
From
the Columbia (SC) State
-Clemson
president leads call for reform
-Playing
favorites- Forecasting USC's season
Injuries prove costly for Hackett,
Barnidge
Charlotte Observer
August 20, 2008
Va. Tech's Keys decides kicking job is
worth any price
The Virginian Pilot
Scrimmages- College preseason has pros, cons
Winston-Salem Journal
Recruiting- As season opens, recruiting
already done
Fayetteville Observer
USC Fans Donate UVa Tickets
WCAV
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-WVU
depth chart offers few surprises
-WVU
offense puts pressure on defenses
From
the Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Double
duty for Hogan?
-WVU
depth chart
Nine
frosh in WVU offense two-deep
Beckley Register-Herald
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Lawson-
'It won't happen again'
UNC-CH point guard pleads guilty;
penalty includes report on drinking and driving.
-Appalachian
St. ranked No. 1
-Cutcliffe
generates optimism
-No
word on Pack QB race
-Skinner
sits out scrimmage
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-Lawson
enters plea after report, service
-UNC-Ch's
defense glad to see offense connect
A look at Deacon Tower
Greensboro News-Record
Sky high Deacons
Winston Salem Journal
From
the Greenville (SC) News
-Spurrier
unimpressed with University of South Carolina offense at scrimmage
-Columbia
officers plead not guilty of misconduct in arrest of USC's Young
Family Tides break upon Clemson coach
Columbia (SC) State
August 19, 2008
From
the Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Tech
suspends receiver
Tech's Zach Luckett is suspended
indefinitely from the team after a second drunken driving arrest.
-Report-
Court documents tie UVa defensive coordinator Pruett to academic fraud
at Marshall
From
the Roanoke Times
-Luckett
suspended from Virginia Tech team after DUI charge
-Time
is now for Virginia WR Koch
Predictions for the '08 Cavaliers
C-Ville Weekly
NCAA Football Preview - Virginia Tech Hokies
Myrtle Beach Sun News
From
the Virginian Pilot
-Virginia
Tech's Luckett charged with DUI, out indefinitely
-In
victory, coach Zorn zeroes in on Redskin's flaws
Devine, Sanders headed to kick return duty
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Safety spot may be shifting to Sands
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-Wolfpack's
QB competition nearing the end
-Heels
focusing on turning narrow losses into wins
From
the
Charlotte Observer
-Catamounts
to enshrine Panthers' Hoover
-Tar
Heels recruit 7 in baseball
From
the Durham Herald-Sun
-Dascenzo,
veteran columnist, retires from The Herald-Sun
-Dascenzo-
Thoughts from 39 years in the Triangle
-College
leaders- Drinking age should be 18
August 18, 2008
Countdown to Kickoff #10- Virginia Tech
TricitiesSports.com
Can ACC shake rep as graveyard for
passers?
Rivals.com
From
the
Raleigh News and Observer
-UNC-CH
tennis player charged after 2 women hit
A UNC-Chapel Hill tennis player is
behind bars after police say he hit two pedestrians with a sport utility
vehicle while driving drunk and then tried to flee the scene on foot.
-O'Brien's focus on line play
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Liebig's
return gives WVU defensive front more than a veteran
-Six
big games to watch in 2008 season
From
the Beckley Register Herald
-WVU
gridders back in class today
-White�s
little brother gets his chance
Stars need to handle the ball
Charleston (WV) Gazette
WVU�s Williams weighing benefits of
Martinsburg (WV) Journal
Wyndham is a win for Greensboro
Greensboro News-Record
University of South Carolina still
unsettled at offensive line
Greenville (SC) News
|
August 24, 2008
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-1st
and $10 million: Success on the field, spending off the field go hand in
hand
-Three
downs and out- Memphis Tigers
-Memphis
continues to find talent that didn't crack recruiting lists
-Circling
Conference USA
-Penny's
charity a special case
From the
Mobile Press Register
-Southern
Miss to play fast under new coach
-UCF,
Tulsa top picks
USM signee OK'd by NCAA
Hattiesburg American
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-LB
McRath chosen as 'most admired' on team
-USM
Analysis
GOLDEN EAGLES UNSETTLED AT QB
Biloxi Sun Herald
Q&A with Mark Snyder
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Marshall facing make-or-break year
Kentucky.com
From the
Huntington Herald Dispatch
-For
the Heltons, Herd football is a family affair
-End
of camp a relief for Herd
-Landon
launches H-D Radio this week
-Herd
will meet a touted Tulsa team in season finale
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
basketball adds Diakite to roster
-UCF
loses Aiken, could gain Jackson
-Steady
UCF punter Clingan looks to build on freshman season
From
the Birmingham News
-Blazin'
the Trail
-HOW
UAB FINDS TALENT
QBs Moore, Kemp ready for opportunity
with Green Wave
Baton Rouge Advocate
From
the New Orleans Times Picayune
-TU's
Scott finally shouldering load
-Wave's
top units come on strong
From the
Tulsa World
-Let
the campaign begin
-New
game in town with arena
-Players
to watch in 2008
-The
Key- Quarterback
-Brennan
Marion- Staying grounded
-Rod
Thomas- Proud son, husband, father
-Moton
Hopkins- Disciplined since Day 1
-Tulsa
Golden Hurricanes- We Decide
-Mike
Bryan- Country boy can survive
-Tarrion
Adams- His daily reminder
-Position
Analysis
-Putting
schedule pieces together
-Tu's
Upcoming Football Schedules
-Coaching
Staff
-C-USA
Power rankings
From the
Dallas Morning News
-SMU
works against the clock
-SMU's
Ryan Smith begins career at school where dad starred as WR
Conference Outlook- Non-BCS Conferences
New York Times
C-USA Predictions- Tulsa wins the
conference
ESPN.com
August 23, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Golden
Eagles Continue Preparations for Louisiana-Lafayette
-UCF
Football Opening Week
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Cougar
football- New depth chart up
-Owls
camp- Mock game
Diminutive SMU wideout has strong practice
Dallas Morning News
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Cann
can throw it
-MU-
Ridpath's actions hurt career, not school
Walk-ons are the Herd's unsung heroes
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Eagles need returnees, younger guys to
mesh
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Tigers shoring up defensive front wall
Memphis Commercial Appeal
UCF football season preview
Orlando Sentinel
A SO-SO SECONDARY AT TULANE
New Orleans Times Picayune
Miners plan to rely on experienced
offensive line
El Paso Times
August 22, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Former
Pirate Merritt Strikes Gold In Beijing
-Women's
Soccer Season Opens This Weekend
-Blazers
Continue To Prep For Opener With Tulsa
-Cougars
Training Camp Moved Indoors for First Part of Practice
-Tigers
Fall Football Camp Winding Down
-Southern
Miss Returns to the Practice Field
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Penny
Hardaway donates $1 million to University of Memphis
-Tigers'
Weaver revved up over shift to safety
Bright House Networks Stadium should be ready despite
heavy rains
Orlando Sentinel
UAB's Mitchell at top of RB depth chart
Birmingham News
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Pinning
down how far Herd will go
-Football
notebook- Snyder holding off on depth chart
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Spann
a model senior
-MU
Notebook- The Herd is healthy, but can they block and tackle?
SMU's Jones not rushing quarterback
Mitchell
Dallas Morning News
From
the Hattiesburg American
-Injured
Eagles return
-Battle
rages between USM kickers
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Cougar
football- More Maggard on the EZF
-Owls
camp- Third scrimmage
UTEP Miners get game-like experience
El Paso Times
August 21, 2008
Waters makes four-month recovery from hip surgery
Birmingham News
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-Former
Hurricane Daren Daly will kick it at UCF graduate school, and for
Knights as well
-Lou
Holtz- UCF should be awfully good
Knights expect in-conference challenge
NewsChief.com (AP)
Knights set for seven home games in 2009
UCFSports.com
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Herd
punter lacks size but not ability or confidence
-Herd
kicker will learn from mistakes
-Thundering
Herd fans paint the city green
-Pruett
denies involvement; Tynes recants statements
From
the Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Tynes
recants statements
-Notebook-
Kase makes case to be Herd punter
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Marshall
special teams- return men of plenty
-MU
Notebook- Event in Charleston caps long day for Herd
-In
Herd's Week 11, a date with Rice might be nice
Starters named for SMU's season opener
Dallas Morning News
New offense putting pressure on thin front
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From
the Hattiesburg American
-Internet
analysts uncertain about Eagles
-Fedora
sees improvement
-RB
Fletcher embracing new role
-USM
hoops adds pair of players
Southern Miss senior tight end Shawn Nelson likes role in
new Golden Eagles offense
Mobile Register
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Cougar
football- Dave Maggard on the EZF
-Owls
camp- Third scrimmage
-No
horse-collar tackles in football, NCAA says
Tiger cornerback Grandberry needs rest
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Anderson bright spot for Tulane
New Orleans Times Picayune
From
the Tulsa World
-Senior
named No. 1 QB
-Practice
Report Tulsa
-No
questions now about TU linemen
Questions remain before first game
El Paso Times
August 20, 2008
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Rice
has game plan for bringing in more fans
Making visions a reality has defined
Del Conte�s two years as athletic director, and his intrepid nature is
behind the latest incarnation of the Operation Sellout initiative.
-Owls
camp- Nearly complete
From
the Charleston (WV) Gazette
-We
may be looking at another ugly legal chapter
-Pruett-
NCAA violations hurt his career
-Herd
workout today focuses on special teams
Web Exclusive- Pruett on Marshall jobs-for-props
program
'If it's not broke, don't fix it'
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From
the Beckley Register-Herald
-Tynes
connects Pruett to violations
-Herd
kicker misses soccer, but is focused on football
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Marshall
placekicker gives up soccer
-MU
Notebook- Rare sound at Herd practice- pads popping
SMU quarterback Willis sticking with the
program
Dallas Morning News
From
the Hattiesburg American
-USM's
D-line looked good in scrimmage
-Fedora-
Eagles must push past bruises
UCF Knights tackle Patrick Brown says he
can adjust to southpaw quarterback
Orlando Sentinel
U of M's offensive line reorganized
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Kropog grows into larger role with Wave
New Orleans Times Picayune
Young UTEP Miners already setting
themselves apart
El Paso Times
Practice Report Tulsa
Tulsa World
College football preview for Conference USA in 2008
The Olympian
August 19, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Two
C-USA players named to Walter Camp Award Watch List
-Cougars
Continue with Preseason Practice
-Golden
Eagles Complete 19th Practice of Fall Camp
-Tempo
Continues To Build As Tulane Takes Field For Day 11 Of Camp
-UAB
Football Wraps Up Last Two-a-Day Practice
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Court
filing accuses Pruett
Criticism of former Marshall
University football coach Bob Pruett is the latest development in a
five-year-old lawsuit filed by Marshall University's former compliance
officer.
-Hart,
Portis to share playing time
-MU
Notebook- Scrimmage passes second review on film
Affidavits- Pruett knew of Herd violations
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Thundering Herd can make progress in
Conference USA
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From
the Dallas Morning News
-Freshmen
grab top QB spots at SMU
-Willis
never quite fit into Jones' offense at SMU
From
the Houston Chronicle
-SMU
QB Willis demoted; Katy's Mitchell in starting mix
-Rice's
Jimoh advances to women's long jump final
-UH
graduate, boxer Jorgensen dead at 74
-Cougar
Football- Michael Bloesch
-Owls
camp- The depth chart
Fay forces changes to practice schedule vs. S.C. State
Orlando Sentinel
Blazers establish depth chart for opening game
Birmingham News
From
the Jackson Clarion Ledger
-New
faces spawn committee approach
-Three
Golden Eagles held out
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Revamped
Tiger offense undergoing growing pains
-Tiger
football notebook
TULANE TIGHT ENDS
New Orleans Times Picayune
Practice Report Tulsa
Tulsa World
August 18, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Sumlin
Names Keenum Houston's Opening Day Starter
-Southern
Miss Completes Rainy Sunday Evening Practice
-Summer
Football Preview - UAB at UCF
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-Greco
named No. 1 at UCF
-Our
new game show "Rate Those Coaches" continues
-Knights-
Calabrese shows worth as freshman
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Depth
at running back crucial to Herd
-Missing
faces not a problem in Marshall scrimmage
-Six
pressing questions about college football season
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Defensive
rotation plan gives safeties opportunity
-MU
Notebook- Freshmen have turn to play in scrimmage
'Cann' Herd play two QBs?
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Slate,
Passmore seeing limited time in preseason
Beckley Register Herald
Talent level high for USM receivers
Hattiesburg American
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Magee,
Brown rate as big-play talents
-Some
scrimmage numbers
Sophomore Keenum to start at quarterback
for UH
Houston Chronicle
TULANE WIDE RECEIVERS
New Orleans Times Picayune
From
the Tulsa World
-Tulsa
decides to not decide at QB
-Tulsa-
Three Storylines
From
the El Paso Times
-UTEP's
Buckram injures shoulder in scrimmage
-UTEP
Miners not satisfied, expect improvement before opener
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