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September 28, 2008
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
ECU-Houston Game Center
-O'Brien:
Pirates backed into corner
-Myatt:
ECU not spared in wave of upsets
-BVL:
ECU-Houston Box Score
-BVL:
C-USA Standings, Scores, Schedule
 BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz post-game presser
Talk FM:
Post-game Call-in Show
 Linkmeister Note: Although
the Pirates own a 5-4 lead in the all-time series, the Cougars have been
successful in Greenville, posting a 3-1 all-time record.
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Fall to Cougars, 41-24
-Pirates
Finish Second At ECU Invitational
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Cougars
cast aside Pirates
-Houston's
quick offensive pace too much for Pirates
-ECU
notes- Last year's trick doesn't work
Postgame
press conference - Coach Skip Holtz
QB Rob Kass
QB Patrick Pinkney
Houston rolls over ECU
Fayetteville Observer
From the Washington Daily News
-Houston
hammers East Carolina
-Pirates�
quarterbacks struggle against Cougars
Houston hands No. 23 Pirates second
straight loss
Kinston Free Press
Cougars Carve up Pirates, 41-24
uhcougars.com
Cougars steamroll Pirates
Raleigh News
and Observer
Cougars torch ECU defense
Goldsboro News Argus
Humbled Pirates regroup
WRAL.com
From
the Houston
Chronicle
-Big
upset for Cougars- East Carolina falls 41-24
-Cougar
football- Let the party begin
Houston's Passing Fancy Upends ECU
Washington Post (AP)
September 27, 2008
Pirate Gameday
Ancestor
Appreciation Day
Family Health and Fitness Day - USA
Kiwanis Kids' Day
National Hunting and Fishing Day
National Public Lands Day
R.E.A.D. in America Day
Saint Vincent de Paul Feast Day
World Tourism Day
Birthday - Samuel Adam (statesman)
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
C-USA Standings and Schedule
Talk FM:
TOT (Aldridge Golf Tournament)
Houston @ East Carolina
weather.com
From
ecupirates.com
-Holtz
Contract Approved By Board of Trustees
-Soccer
Wins C-USA Opener At Rice, 2-0
-Volleyball
Suffers Another Heartbreaker
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
Resume C-USA Race
-Trio
of linebackers stepping up for East Carolina
-ECU
Board of Trustees OKs Holtz contract
-ECU
volleyball falls, soccer wins in C-USA matches
-Officials
celebrate groundbreaking for family medicine center
No. 23 Pirates look to rebound against Houston
Kinston Free Press
Pirates look to slow Houston�s explosive offense
Washington
Daily News
Holtz deal OK'd
Raleigh News
and Observer
ECU will take on Houston at home
Winston Salem
Journal (AP)
Pirates get chance to start new streak vs. Houston
Fayetteville
Observer (AP)
Skipping to the bank- Holtz, ECU agree to extension
Myrtle Beach
Sun News (AP)
From the
Houston Chronicle
-UH
heads to East Carolina at 1-3, needing boost
-UH
foresees 'turnaround' at East Carolina
-Cougar
football- ECU player calling for blowout
Allison
analyzes dangerous RB Chris Johnson
scout.com
CBS Daytime Show to Feature SpeechEasy Anti-Stuttering
Device
SpeechEasy was developed in conjunction with East Carolina
University and is marketed and manufactured by Janus Development Group
Inc.
Centre Daily Times
September 26, 2008
PAINT IT PURPLE Friday
Johnny Appleseed Day
Native American Day
From Bonesville.net
-Monroe:
Kevin's Keys to the Game
-BVL:
C-USA Scoreboard and Schedule
Talk FM:
TOT ("Former Chancellor," Tommy Eason)
From
ecupirates.com
-Holland
Discusses NCSU, UNC Schedule Timeline
ECU Athletics Director Releases Scheduling Letter, Adds
Accompanying Statement
-Messages
Of Sportsmanship
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Eyes
trained on the Pirates
When something in East Carolina football pops, breaks, bruises or
just plain doesn't feel right, people hobble over to head trainer Mike
Hanley. It's been that way for 19 years.
-ECU
officials ponder limiting growth
Safeties led ECU�s pass �D�
Washington
Daily News
From
the
Houston Chronicle
-Cougars'
offense hopes to erase first-half struggles
-Cougar
football- Kelvis speaks... again
Keenum�s cannon takes aim at ECU
New Bern Sun Journal
Pirates prep for Houston's prolific offense
Kinston Free
Press
From
ESPN.com
-Posted
by Bruce Feldman
-No.
23 Pirates going with 3-headed rushing attack (AP)
Weekend Preview- Run for the Rose Bowl starts in the Big
Ten
East Carolina's early momentum hit a snag at North Carolina
State. But the C-USA title is very much in play for the Pirates as they
prepare to host Houston.
USA Today
AD
Debate Gate- My take
850thebuzz.com
Pack, Pirates still battling
Wilmington Star-News
Parity puts more fun in college football
Mobile Press
Register
GA
OL Duran Christophe Names Leader
"Right now,
with the schools that have offered, I like Indiana, East Carolina, and
UCF. I'll say that ECU is leading between those schools. They're doing
great this year."
superprep.com
Rookie running back class: Flash, dash,
all-time potential
CBSSportsline.com
Titans� Johnson finds mentor in Vikings�
AD
Scout.com
September 25, 2008
National Comic Book Day
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� New
controversy swirls around rivals
-Batten:
Football Recruiting Report
� ECU
O-line gaining more stature
-BVL:
ECU Football Recruiting Thumbnails
Talk FM:
TOT (Dr. Dick Douglas)
From
ecupirates.com
-Holland
Issues Scheduling Statement
East Carolina AD Addresses ECU-NC State Scheduling Philosophy
-ECU-Houston
Game Broadcast Available Via Online Video Stream
-ECU
Releases Women's Basketball Schedule
Lady Pirates To Play Eight Contests Against 2007-08 Postseason
Qualifiers
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Reserves
need more reps
As the Pirates prepare to re-enter the fight for a Conference USA
title Saturday against Houston, Holtz knows the time for the Pirates'
depth to be unveiled has arrived.
-State
probe of police force at ECU game is ongoing
ECU responds to N.C. State AD's remarks
Holland, Holtz say they welcome series with Wolfpack, Heels
Kinston Free
Press
Cougars� Keenum shining
Washington Daily News
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-Pack,
Pirates disagree on future dates
-Pirates
rekindle in-state recruiting
-Pirates
seek quick turnaround against Cougars
Fireworks anyone? Try C-USA's Houston at East Carolina
lindyssports.com
Game preview- Houston (1-3) at (23) East Carolina (3-1)
WRAL.com
(Sports Network)
The Fearless Forecaster
Warren Record
Titans' Johnson following in Peterson's footsteps
Nashville City Paper
September 24, 2008
National Punctuation Day
National Women's Health and Fitness Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
�
Drew masters the art of the tight end
Talk FM:
TOT (Clark Stallings)
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU
Football Ticket Update
For the second time in as many home games this season, East
Carolina's Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium will be at full capacity Saturday when
the Pirates face Houston in a pivotal Conference USA contest
-Men's
Basketball Visits The Oakwood School
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Helping
hands
All 14 members of the East Carolina men�s basketball team visited
with students in a fifth grade class at the Oakwood School in Greenville
on Tuesday.
-Cougars
more than just run-and-gun
-Nathan's
Notes
From the East Carolinian
-Holtz's
decision worth the risk
-Pirates
lose heartbreaker in overtime
Holtz hopes team chooses the path most taken
ESPN.com
East Carolina vs. Houston
CBSSports.com (AP)
Houston at East Carolina
thespread.com (AP)
From
uhcougars.com
-Football
Press Conference Quotes
-Game
Notes (.pdf)
-Houston-ECU
Game Broadcast Available Via Online Video Stream
Rookie Focus- Unbeaten Titans hit fast forward with
Johnson
USA Today
September 23, 2008
Checkers Day
Innergize Day
Libra Begins
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� No
time for looking back
BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz Weekly Press Conference
Talk FM:
Monday Night QB (Junior Smith)
Talk FM:
TOT (Tom Savage)
From
ecupirates.com
-Weekly
Press Luncheon Quotes
-ECU
Gameday Central
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Reaction
time for Pirates
'You
hate to lose'
-Click
for Pirates' quest for pigskin treasure
Pirates look to regroup
Raleigh News and Observer
Pirates focus on league matters
Burlington Times News
ECU looks to move past loss to N.C. State
Washington
Daily News
ECU turning its focus to conference play
Winston Salem
Journal (AP)
Time to move on for No. 23 Pirates
New Bern
Sun Journal
Holtz stands by fourth-down decision
Kinston Free Press
ECU's Holtz speaks to media following NC State loss
WRAL.com
East Carolina tumbles in latest Top 25
polls
Orlando
Sentinel
September 22, 2008
American Business Women's Day
Fall Begins Northern Hemisphere / Autumn / Autumnal Equinox
Family Day - A Day To Eat Dinner With Your Children
Hobbit Day
Mabon
(Wiccan)
Anniversary - Emancipation Proclamation
Anniversary - Ice Cream Cone Birthday
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 358
� Holtz
made the right call
-BVL:
AP and Coaches Polls; Harris Poll
voting panel
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Long
term or not?
Fame is a tricky thing. It finds people, and sports teams, often
at times when those garnering the attention aren't expecting it.
-ECU
falls to No. 23 in AP poll after loss to N.C. State
-Blaargh!!
Pirates Edged By Coastal Carolina, 2-1
ecupirates.com
ECU clipboard
Raleigh News and Observer
Eskridge has big day in Pirates' loss
Shelby Star
From the
Washington
Daily News
-No
longer unbeaten, ECU still has a lot to play for
-COLLEGE
ROUNDUP- Wilson shines in Pirates� loss
What we learned from the Independents and
non-BCS, Week 4
espn.com
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September 28, 2008
From the
Roanoke Times
-A
hit in the Heartland
Virginia Tech silences the biggest crowd in Nebraska history by
knocking off the hometown Cornhuskers.
-Heck
of a night for Hokies
-Blue
Devils embarrass UVa
Duke outscores Virginia 28-0 in the second half to end a 25-game
losing streak in the ACC.
-Quarter
without Sintim costly
Cavs take their spot at bottom of league
It�s gut check time in Charlottesville
Charlottesville Daily Progress
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Duke
decks reeling U.Va.
-Virginia
Tech 35, Nebraska 30
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-A
Devil of a victory
-What's
next? Duke is 1-0 in the ACC
-Sexton
steps it up
-Goddard's
quick hands steal one away
-Bulls
trample the Wolfpack
-Pack
can't get unstuck
-Navy
stuns 16th-ranked Demon Deacons
-Fatal
concussion spurs probe of teen players' care
-Two
other high school football players have died recently
A sinking feeling
After last week's main-course victory at Florida State, No. 15
Wake Forest got its dessert yesterday against unranked Navy.
Winston Salem Journal
Dreaming big becomes a nightmare for Wake Forest
Greensboro
News-Record
Clemson University shell-shocked by Terrapins
Greenville
(SC) News
Bowl proved to be a breakout game for WVU
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
From
the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Ole
Miss stuns No. 4 Florida 31-30
-Just
when SEC seems so predictable
-Economics
101: Losses can add up
Day
of upsets
Seven ranked teams lost Saturday
Salt Lake Tribune
Skins' last Rodeo at Texas Stadium
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
September 27, 2008
College football predictions
Fayetteville Observer
ACC Insider- No Bull, just pretend they're the Pirates
Wilmington
Star-News
Faded Nebraska could be easy prey for Hokies
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
Cutcliffe gets Duke in right direction
Roanoke Times
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-Adams
aims to restart running game
-ACC
tests QB depth
-NCHSAA
board looking for answers
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-UNC-CH
will play Miami
-Mountaineers
know a lot about today's opponent
-Wake
Forest is worried about Navy
Clemson University looks at football stadium of the
future
Anderson Independent
Heat stroke blamed in athlete's death
Greensboro
News-Record
Source- Bobcats cut about 35 jobs
Charlotte
Observer
September 26, 2008
With Wilson hurt again, Beck will lead Wolfpack this
weekend
Greensboro
News Record
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-Hall
might have been Virginia�s best QB option
-This
season, the ACC is awash in young-gun QBs
Oregon State takes down No. 1 Southern California
27-21
USA Today
Party crashers? Utah, BYU among 5 teams in West eyeing a
BCS bid
Deseret News
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-Beck
gets a chance
-Spurrier,
Welsh brought the heat
-UNC-CH
backup quarterbacks look to prove themselves
-Canes
go down hard
True Team Spirit- Odom says 1995 ACC crown was a school
achievement
Winston Salem
Journal
Cutcliffe building momentum off field
Durham Herald-Sun
Athletics makeover part of campus-wide improvements at Campbell
Fayetteville
Observer
Cobb- Appalachian not moving to FBS soon
Charlotte
Observer
USC tightens class attendance policy
Columbia (SC) State
September 25, 2008
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-O'Brien
touches nerve at USF
-Brown
is now a leader of the Pack
-Davis
not yet set on Heels' QB
-Duke's
Riley likes to play it mellow
-Canes
off to a cold start
NC State and South Florida coaches trade barbs
Orlando Sentinel
Cavs entrust hopes to cool 'Piano Man'
Hampton Roads
Daily Press
From
the Roanoke
Times
-New
tune for UVa
-Where's
Vic Hall?
-Virginia
looks to its youth vs. Devils
Lewis now is key part of Duke's ground game, not scrambling for
self-preservation
Durham Herald-Sun
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-U.Va.'s
Lalich reportedly plans to transfer to Oregon State
-Huskers
will be aided in game against Va. Tech by loud fans
-Redskins'
Taylor now knows severity of leg injury
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Coastal
Carolina to play in preseason NIT in 2009
-King
to wait for heart surgery
Trip to hospital prompts USC left tackle to address heart issue
after season
Football deaths, expansion to 5-A on Adams� mind
Fayetteville Observer
Player death brings back sad memories
Wilmington
Star-News
September 24, 2008
Game against Duke huge for Groh, Cavs
Al Groh's future may ride on a game versus a team that wants to
quit losing.
Hampton Roads
Daily Press
From
the Norfolk
Virginian Pilot
-Thrust
into QB role, U.Va.'s Verica eager to lead Cavs
-Va.
Tech's young passing attack will have to grow up fast
Virginia Tech understands football is big at Nebraska
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Recruiting- Duke gains commitment from cornerback
East Carolina continued its hot streak in recruiting this week by
adding 6-7, 310-pound offensive lineman Matt Hay from Burlington (NJ)
City High School
Fayetteville Observer
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-Source-
Wilson's throwing shoulder injured
-UNC-CH
freshman overcomes tumor
-Paulus,
Sexton compete
Fowler wants more support from student fees
Currently, the NCSU Athletics Department's portion of fees is
$195, while UNC-Chapel Hill allocates $250 and East Carolina has close
to $500.
N.C. State University Technician
Wolfpack fans have confidence in O�Brien
Asheville
Citizen Times
Tar Heels better suited than 'Pack to handle loss of
quarterback
Wilmington Star-news
UNC-CH and Miami appear headed in different directions
ESPN.com
Note to fans- It's never as bad, or good, as it seems
Charleston (WV)
Daily Mail
Nehlen's got Stew's back
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Dream is so close, yet so far
Deseret News
49ers have reserved 1,526 football PSLs
Charlotte
Observer
September 23, 2008
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-That
stings- UNC-CH, State both lose quarterbacks
-Pack's
Wilson lost indefinitely; Beck gets start vs. South Florida
-Heels'
Yates out until November; replacement hasn't been set
-Tar
Heels still need a strong running game
Wake the new No. 1 in Carolinas Football Poll
Charlotte Observer
Wolfpack mixes excitement with injury woes
Burlington Times News
From
CBSSports.com
-CBS
agrees to long-term broadcast deal with Navy
During the length of the agreement, CBS College Sports Network
will broadcast notable match-ups including games against Wake Forest;
Air Force; East Carolina; Ohio State; Pittsburgh; Rutgers; Texas
Christian University; Northwestern; Duke; Ole Miss and Syracuse.
-Non-BCS
Schools Making Their Mark
J.H. Rose teen died from head injury
Greenville Daily Reflector
Devils favored against Cavaliers
Roanoke Times
A loss at Duke would deepen U.Va.'s latest football
crisis
The Virginian Pilot
Nebraska sees a 'good test' in Virginia Tech game
Staunton News Leader
WVU Football- Stewart's new contract has some livid,
surprised
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
SEC too good to play for title
Columbia (SC)
State
September 22, 2008
Student's death weighs on school, community
Greenville Daily Reflector
Let's be realistic
ECU is still the better football team, and I hate to see my
fellow fans embarrass themselves by saying dumb things like "the Pirates
are a bunch of (censored)."
N.C. State University Technician
From the
Raleigh News and Observer
-NC
State clipboard
-UNC-CH
clipboard
-Duke
Clipboard
Little guys in some lofty company
With 6 teams infiltrating Top 25, non-BCS leagues are flexing
their muscles
Chicago Sun-Times
Contract protects WVU, Stewart
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Calling for any coach�s firing after just three games is
ridiculous
Beckley Register-Herald
No guarantees for Tigers
If prudence prevails, nobody on the Clemson football team will
guarantee a win over Maryland this week.
Greenville (SC) News
From the
Norfolk
Virginian Pilot
-Balance,
points off turnovers keys in 2nd win for Skins
-An
'aw-shucks' road trip awaits young Hokies
Old Yankee Stadium will come down slowly
New York Newsday
From
the Charlotte
Observer
-Panthers
left thinking what could have been
-Biffle
makes another move on Chase leaders
From
the Winston
Salem Journal
-MOTIVATED-
WFU defense was fired up
-UNCERTAINTY-
Tar Heels do not know who will be their starting quarterback against
Hurricanes
Lalich sorts options after learning fate
Roanoke Times
Ryder Cup: Americans end 9 years of frustration
Louisville Courier-Journal
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September 28, 2008
Football Roundup
conferenceusa.com
From
conferenceusa.com
-Rice
Duo Earns National Honor
-Women's
Soccer Weekend Recap
-Volleyball
Round Up
-Week
Two Underway for the UCF Baseball Team
Memphis boots Ark. State
Raleigh News
and Observer (AP)
From
the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-WVU
makes most of MU mistakes
-Herd
didn't help itself in loss to Mountaineers
-Columnist
grades the Herd
-MU-WVU
game balls
-Herd
already getting focused on Cincinnati
Toying with the Herd
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Long, fruitless drive costs Herd
Beckley
Register-Herald
From
the Orlando
Sentinel
-Night
of futility for UCF Knights against UTEP
-Talking
Points
From
the El Paso
Times
-UTEP
crushes UCF
-Martinez
nails 64-yard field goal
Jose Martinez finally made a moon shot, but he missed the NCAA
record by a yard.
-Everything
turns golden for UTEP in huge victory
From
the
Birmingham News
-Blazers
can't get into groove
-Blazer
notebook
-UAB
needs more support
-UAB
2-minute drill
Gamecocks blaze to 26-13 win over UAB
Greenville
(SC) News
From
the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Steele
leads Memphis over Arkansas State
-Memphis-ASU
Postgame
-Tiger
kicker no longer an unknown
-Given
choice, team chooses respect, and here's the kicker -- it feels really
good
From
the Houston
Chronicle
-Rice's
Clement, Dillard break TD mark in win
-Rice
vs. North Texas- Swagger Like Us
From
the Houston
Chronicle
-TU
offense must stay this good
-Graham
disappointed with 'D'
-TU
Notebook
WEB EXCLUSIVE- Listen to postgame interviews after the
Central Arkansas win with Todd Graham, running back Tarrion Adams and
linebacker Tanner Antle
September 27, 2008
Conference USA Week 5 Lookaheads Blog
College Football News
Rice's Clement, Dillard zero in on TD record today
Houston Chronicle
From the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-C-USA
notebook- Top spot in league could be Herd's lot
-WVU
prepping for Brown out?
From
the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-A
different feel for this Coal Bowl
-FIVE
POINTS TO PONDER
-Snyder,
Stewart enjoy a gentlemanly relationship
-This
is Marshall's year to beat WVU
-This
week in Conference USA
WVU, Marshall set for big battle
Times-West Virginian
Thunder rolls into Morgantown
Beckley
Register-Herald
From
the Orlando
Sentinel
-Possibly season-defining games for UCF, FSU
-UCF
at UTEP preview capsule
From
the El Paso
Times
-UTEP
to host UCF in league play
-UCF
plans to use balanced attack Saturday
From
the
Birmingham News
-Blazers
expect Gamecocks to test porous pass defense
-If
UAB can use the lessons learned in Knoxville and play better against an
SEC team at a big venue. Three things to look for...
Gameday preview- USC vs. UAB
Columbia (SC) State
From
the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Tiger
wide receiver a playmaker
-U
of M-Arkansas State preview
From
the Tulsa
World
-3
storylines
-TU
Gameday tips
From
the New Orleans Times Picayune
-28
MINUTES LATER
-Andre a giant for Tulane this season
Mustangs wilting when lights are on
Dallas
Morning News
September 26, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Tulane
Downs SMU 34-27 for Second Consecutive Win
-Post-Game
Quotes
-UCF's
Neal Nominated for FedEx Orange Bowl-FWAA Courage Award
-Blazers
Fine-Tune South Carolina Game Plan
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Tulane
beats SMU 34-27, improves to 2-2
-Win
makes a new kind of impression
-Anderson
a workhorse vs. Mustangs
From
the Dallas
Morning News
-Bad
start stops SMU in 34-27 loss to Tulane
-SMU
goes vertical again
From
the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Coal
Bowl spotlights homegrown talent
-Herd's
defense will need to 'swarm' WVU stars
-Bill
Stewart an exception to today's coaching rule
Marshall/WVU- An in-state rivalry? Not exactly
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Defensive line showing improvement
Charleston (WV) Gazette
UAB prepares for South Carolina's linebackers
Birmingham
News
Rice vs. North Texas- Practice notes
Houston Chronicle
ASU targets Tigers in talk of rivalry
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
Knights will go with beef in running attack against UTEP
Orlando Sentinel
From the
El Paso Times
-Central
Florida-UTEP Capsule
-Miners
prepare for league play
-UTEP
Notebook- UCF coach worried about his defense
-UTEP
Miners will hear siren for big plays
-UTEP
coach, players garner soldiers support
From the
Tulsa World
-Tender
tough guy
-Tulsa
Notebook
-No
sugarcoating from QB
September 25, 2008
From the
College Football News
-Previews
and Predictions for the Week 5 C-USA Games
-Previews
and Predictions Part 2
From
the Dallas
Morning News
-Ex-player
alleges SMU coach challenged her sex life
-SMU
receiver Sanders dreams big, works hard
INSIDE TULANE
New Orleans Times Picayune
Graham's lawsuit takes edge off Tulsa
Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
From
the Houston
Chronicle
-Cougar
football- Hollywood casting call
-Injury
optimism and projecting Rice wins
Football Practice Report
The University of Houston football team continued preparations
for its game against No. 23 East Carolina on Wednesday, hitting the UH
practice fields for an hour and a half.
uhcougars.com
UAB coach seeks respect when none has been earned
Anderson (SC)
Independent
Blazers Coleman, Springs to play before home folks
Birmingham News
From
the
Orlando
Sentinel
-Knights
take 6000 miles of travel, over just 9 days, in stride
-On
Campus takes stock of Conference USA
-UCF
expects UTEP's defense to blitz on almost every down
Conference
Play Begins for UCF
scout.com
From
the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Poor
treatment could keep Herd fans away from Morgantown
-Rowdy
crowds have only helped Cann's development
-Game's
importance not lost on out-of-state players
-Last
year's Coal Bowl swayed Warner to the Herd
Herd aims for early scores
Charleston
(WV) Daily Mail
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-No
identity crisis for state natives
-Notebook-
Herd sticks to 'one at a time' mantra
From
the
Hattiesburg American
-At
USM- 'Good three days'
-Fedora
has kind words for Eagles
Tigers football notebook
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From
the Tulsa
World
-Tulsa
Notebook
-Bears
put target on TU's back
C-USA Golf Notebook
Eight Conference USA golf teams appear in the latest Golfweek's
Top-100 rankings. East Carolina is
ranked No. 66.
conferenceusa.com
September 24, 2008
From
the Houston
Chronicle
-Parents
of former Rice DB file wrongful death suit
-Lloyd
vs. Rice
-UH
Notebook- Sumlin defends decision to gamble on win
From
the Tulsa
World
-Graham
named in death lawsuit
-Tu
Notebook
-Mike
Brown's C-USA Insider
Marshall needs big plays in Coal Bowl
Beckley Register-Herald
From
the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
gets ready to take on WVU
-Intensity
rules MU vs. WVU
-Slate's
return gives WVU faithful another reason to worry
Marshall looks for seams in WVU defense
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Notebook- Snyder returns compliment to WVU's Stewart
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Orlando
Sentinel
-Coming
under scrutiny for pushing his players is nothing new for UCF Coach
O'Leary
-About
O'Leary
-Greco
OK with multiple QBs
From
the El Paso
Times
-UTEP
Miners to keep UCF guessing on QB plans
-UTEP
team looks to be mostly healthy by Saturday
From
the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Bowens
leading University of Memphis' linebacker corps
-Tigers
football notebook
UAB looking for more from TE Jeffery Anderson
Birmingham News
USC Report- Attendance policy results in three
suspensions for UAB game
Greenville (SC) News
Tulane's Dade turns corner on, off field
New Orleans
Times Picayune
From
conferenceusa.com
-Golden
Eagles Enjoying Off Week; Working Hard to Ready for Next Opponent
-Blazers
Put In Good Practice In Full Pads
Eagles begin baseball work
Hattiesburg
American
September 23, 2008
C-USA Football Notebook
conferenceusa.com
Conference USA News and Notes
Sports Network
Houston's Scourten Named C-USA Special Teams Player of
the Week
uhcougars.com
From
the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
turns focus to Mountaineers
-Snyder
stoic after landmark win
-MU
Notebook- Herd's strange, new world- Avoid overconfidence
-Herd
basketball releases schedule
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Herd's
Passmore leads nation in receiving yards
-Stew's
a big Mark Snyder fan
Thundering Herd forewarned
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
UCF Coach George O'Leary plans on multiple QBs
Orlando Sentinel
Blazers' offense is better, but Callaway wants more
Birmingham
News
Ex-basketball player suing SMU, coach
Dallas Morning News
TU's Landry sticks with shift
New Orleans
Times Picayune
From
the Houston
Chronicle
-Rice
Notebook- Owls not overlooking North Texas
-Fall
baseball- One week away
-Cougar
football- 10 days in 3 minutes
Tiger running backs respond to increased workload
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
From the
Tulsa World
-Up
close- Damaris Johnson
WEB EXCLUSIVE- Listen to interviews with TU's Todd
Graham, Charles Clay and Wilson Garrison
James Thomas likely will start as UTEP quarterback
Saturday
El Paso Times
September 22, 2008
1-3 start not what Sumlin, UH had in mind
Houston Chronicle
From
the
Orlando Sentinel
-A
month into the college football season, some things are apparent
Now that the star is off East Carolina, maybe the proper
attention will be paid to Tulsa, the best team in C-USA.
-UCF
faces must-win game at UTEP
Pressure's off Herd this week
Charleston (WV) Gazette
WVU's Stewart impressed by Marshall
Beckley Register-Herald
From
the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Win
is signature moment
-MU
Notebook- Senior leaders see shift in Marshall attitude
UAB's defensive rotation included 10 true freshmen and a
pair of redshirt freshmen in win against Alabama State
Birmingham News
Tiger special teams improve
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From
the Tulsa
World
-Hurricane
enjoying its home-field edge
TU is inching closer to being included in the Top 25 polls.
-Criticism
light for TU offense
-TU
Notebook
-TU-
Know The Foe
From
the El Paso
Times
-Price
says UTEP will keep fighting after loss
-Muench's
thoughts on UTEP after NMSU loss
From
conferenceusa.com
-Women's
Soccer Weekend Recap
-Volleyball
Weekend Recap
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