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October
5, 2008
C-USA Scoreboard, Standings, Schedule
Bonesville.net
From
ecupirates.com
-Soccer
Ends C-USA Road Swing At UCF
-Volleyball
Ends Weekend With UCF
Greensboro Teen Dies In Crash; Three
Others Injured
Cameron Scott Wayne, a 17-year-old senior, already had verbally
committed to play football on a full scholarship at East Carolina
University next year.
WFMY News
Crash kills Southern Guilford football player
Greensboro News-Record
Perry WR tries committing to East Carolina, but told
to wait
Perry wide receiver Trey Smith said he tried to commit to East
Carolina, but that the Pirates aren�t taking commitments at this time.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Wideouts
hopeful offense can regain early form
-New
leadership to guide Brody School of Medicine
Ray Lewis Reaches Out To Chris Johnson
RealGM.com
October
4, 2008
St. Francis of Assisi Feast Day (Catholic)
Ten-Four Day
World Card Making Day
Anniversary - Sputnik
Birthday - President Rutherford Hayes Birthday (19th President)
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Blank Southern Miss, 2-0
The East Carolina soccer team continued its strong start to C-USA
play on Friday evening, shutting out Southern Miss 2-0 at the Southern
Miss Soccer Complex.
-Volleyball
Slips Against Southern Miss
-Teams
Split Annual Intrasquad Meet
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Redshirts
gone, Jones, Womack eager to hit field for ECU
-ECU
officials take measures to curb growth
-Around
Campus: Upcoming Palin visit causing a buzz of activity
Here's how to keep swimming when there's BCS blood in
water
sportsline.com
Passing Out Some Early Hardware
BlackAthlete.net
Sweeping the Southeast: Travis Bond
superprep.com
Talk FM:
TOT (Bailout Program)
Bonesville.net
October
3, 2008
Lee National Denim Day
National
Diversity Day
Hargrave Military Defeats ECU Jayvees
22-19
ecupirates.com
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Hargrave
slips past ECU jayvees, 22-19
-Painted
pirate snatchers caught red-handed
From the East Carolinian
-ECU
receives timely bye week
-Week
six- Ranking the Carolinas
-ECU
swimmers dive in this weekend
Johnson, Haynesworth receive NFL monthly
honors
Titansonline.com
Under Fisher's steady hand, upstart Titans
back among elite
USA Today
Talk FM:
TOT (Crime Stoppers)
Bonesville.net
October
2, 2008
Fast of Gedalya (Jewish)
Guardian Angels Day
National Custodial Workers' Day
Phileas Fogg's Wager Day
World Farm Animals Day
Birthday - Mohandas Gandhi (spiritual leader)
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Wolfpack
official- No ECU-N.C. State game next season
-Pirates
host Hargrave for JV contest today
-ECU
swim teams look to continue success under Kobe
-Nathan's
Notes
Injury to Cotton proves costly
Washington Daily News
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-Holtz
tackles challenge
-Palin
to speak at ECU on Tuesday
Letters Of Marque - The October Edition
ecupirates.com
Three added to ECU Basketball
wnct.com
Zico Pasut Climbs Aboard the East Carolina
Pirates Ship
southcharlottesportsreport.com
John Thompson- Coaching without players
Arkansas News
Talk FM:
TOT (4-H Candidates Meeting)
Bonesville.net
October
1, 2008
Eid-Al-Fitr
(begins at sundown - Celebrating the Fast - Islamic)
UN International Day of Older Persons
World Vegetarian Day
Anniversary - CD Player
Anniversary - Disney World
Anniversary - Model T (Ford)
Birthday - President Jimmy Carter (39th President)
Walk-on gets start for Pirates
Greenville Daily Reflector
From
ecupirates.com
-Soccer
Ranked 13th In Southeast Region
-Harold
Varner Leads ECU At VCU Shootout
-Pirates
Find Success At UNC Fall Invitational
After de-committing to Kentucky, Heritage�s Jones sets
visit to Alabama
Jones will now focus on scholarship offers from East Carolina and
South Carolina. And Alabama and Vanderbilt are showing
strong interest.
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Titans' Johnson sticking it to those critical of him
Pro Football Weekly
Talk FM:
TOT
Bonesville.net
September 30, 2008
Feast of Saint Jerome
Rosh Hashanah
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� Time
to reflect, regroup, reload
-BVL:
ECU Football Recruiting Thumbnails (Max
Hay)
Talk FM:
TOT (Habitat for Humanity)
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU-Virginia
Game Set For 12 Noon
-Leandersson
Leading Pirates At VCU
-Campbell
Earns C-USA Weekly Honor
Timely bye week for ECU
Greenville Daily Reflector
From the East Carolinian
-Houston
spoils C-USA home-opener
-N.C.
State loss still lingers with Pirates
Former ECU star Johnson is excelling in
the NFL
Washington Daily News
ECU's Holtz is sports club guest
Raleigh News
and Observer
From scout.com
-Community
Captain- Kendrick Wiggins
Wiggins (5-foot-11, 180 pounds) has received a scholarship offer
to play for the Pirates at East Carolina University.
-Tabb
Swings by State
East Carolina was the most recent to offer Tabb a scholarship.
Jags have Garrard to thank for Sunday's
victory
Pro Football Weekly
September 29, 2008
Michaelmas (Greek/Roman Catholic)
Rosh Hashanah (begins at sundown - Jewish New Year)
Confucius Day
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 359
� Week
of frustration raises questions
-BVL:
Harris, AP and Coaches Polls
-BVL:
Denny O'Brien's Harris Poll ballot
From
ecupirates.com
-Late
Goal Lifts Pirates Past Houston, 1-0
-Volleyball
Falls To Memphis
Good-bye week for ECU?
Greenville Daily Reflector
Wilson- Pirates can bounce back
Washington Daily News
East Carolina Clipboard
Raleigh News
and Observer
Garrard's play for Jags is definition of clutch
Orlando Sentinel
CJ vs. AP closer than expected - AFC South
espn.com
Chris Johnson scores twice in Week 4 win
Rotoworld.com
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October
5, 2008
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Simply
stunning
One coach figured to be daring, the other gun-shy. Both went
against type Saturday night, setting the stage for one of the most
confounding college football results the commonwealth has ever
witnessed.
-Game
notes
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-U.
Va's Cavs win easily against Maryland Saturday
-Va.
Tech takes two steps forward... three steps back
-Zorn
warns Skins not to get ahead of themselves
From the
Roanoke Times
-UVa
reverses fortune, trounces Terrapins
-Stale
Hokies prevail
From the
Richmond Times Dispatch
-Shell-shock
-U.VA.
NOTES
UVA flabergasts fans by shutting out Terps
C-Ville Weekly
Verica salts Terrapins� wounds
Charlottesville Daily Progress
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-Eagles'
'fence wire' tangles up Pack
In the old days at East Carolina, when Jeff Jagodzinski was an
assistant and Steve Logan the head coach, they sometimes used the phrase
"fence wire and duct tape" to describe the sort of offensive attack
Boston College used Saturday to put away
-BC
rides Crane to win
-UNC-CH
throws block party
-Blue
Devils lay a goose egg
Mountaineers fight off Knights
Beckley (WV) Register-Herald
iTiger puts Clemson game info into more fans' hands
Greenville
(SC) News
Gamecocks' offense nixes Rebels
Columbia (SC) State
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-QB
rallies Vandy to win, 1st 5-0 start since 1943
-Smelley's
3 TDs lift South Carolina to 31-24 win over Ole Miss
Five reasons ACC football will bounce back
Fayetteville Observer
Leaves may change, but App St. doesn't
Charleston (SC) Post Courier
October
4, 2008
From the
Charlottesville Daily Progress
-Groh,
Cavs enter crucial stretch
With the heat reaching an all-time high, Virginia coach Al Groh
has been presented a fortuitous schedule that may determine his
ever-fragile future.
-QB
woes illustrate UVa slide
Cavs look for a sign
An important homestand starts for Virginia, which has lost five
in a row to Division I-A foes and is hearing fan base disapproval.
Roanoke Times
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-Cavs
face uncertain reception in first home game in a month
-Foster
is seeking more from his young Hokies' defense
-For
Redskins, it's all about hanging onto the ball
From the
Richmond Times Dispatch
-Suddenly,
Cavs' pain is physical
-Three
keys for Virginia vs Maryland
Maryland sees U.Va. as rival
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Coach's reunion doesn't concern Wolfpack
Burlington Times News
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-N&O's
preview of today's games (PDF)
-Injury-depleted
Pack trying to plug holes
-The
spread of the spread
-It
may be new to you ...
-Gillies
hopes to make an impact
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Devils
take the show on the road
-UNC-CH
closing in on '07 win total
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-ACC's
Atlantic Division race still wide open
-UNCP
shows major progress in second football season
-Backups
play key roles in Campbell's first win since 1950
WVU/Rutgers:
It will come down to the QBs
Charleston
(WV)
Gazette
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Nix
is a Rebel with a cause
-Gameday
preview- USC vs. Ole Miss
USC-Ole Miss- 3 story lines to watch
Spartanburg Herald Journal
Samford, Western Carolina looking for SoCon
streak-breaker
Birmingham
News
Paladins hope to solve Elon's Riddle
Greenville
(SC) News
From
the
Winston Salem Journal
-ASU
opens conference play
-Earnhardt
wipes out when tire explodes
From
the
Charlotte Observer
-Peppers
fined $10,000 for hit on QB
-Gym
is Morrison's refuge from doubts
-Doubleheader
is afamily affair for Carters
No. 8 BYU wins 15th straight
Wilmington
Star News (AP)
October
3, 2008
From
espn.com
-Last-second
FG lifts Utah
-Utah
survives, remains unbeaten
-Panthers
bounce Bulls
-Positive
sign- Virginia reverses banner banishment
From
the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Tech's
Whitaker suspended
-Insulated
in the hot seat
Virginia coach Al Groh doesn't read e-mail as he faces lots of
criticism with his team floundering offensively.
Groh Must Go- Virginia football is in a downward
spiral
Winston Salem Journal
Who are these guys?
Vanderbilt and Kentucky both 4-0 for the first time in more than
20 years.
Birmingham News
Football- Holtz returns for one more game
Notre Dame Observer
To BC, Tom O�Brien stands for �old
business�
Boston Herald
College football- which teams could bust
the BCS Busters?
Carson (NV) Times
FSU-Miami rivalry has lost its luster
Anderson Independent Mail
Devils' holder has support of wife,
brother-in-law in program
Durham Herald-Sun
From
the
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
-USC's
Spurrier taps Smelley to start against Ole Miss
-Spurrier
tops Fox Sports� whiniest list
-Wofford's
Seth Goldwire named Southern Conference's defensive player of the month
Clemson issues linger during scheduled pause in weekly
games
Greenville (SC) News
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-Duke
recruiting looks peachy
-No.
23 UConn plays a little football, too
-Canes
fend off Predators
October
2, 2008
From the
Roanoke Times
-Carries
may increase for UVA's Jackson
-Negativity
talk on hold
Davis- The earlier, the better with non-conference challenges
Heels 2009 schedule includes East Carolina and The Citadel at
home and a trip to Connecticut.
Durham Herald-Sun
ACC football truly 'offensive'
Hampton Roads Daily Press
ACC football seems to be climbing up to mediocrity
Winston Salem
Journal
Gamecocks eager to face former coach Nix
Spartanburg
Herald-Journal
Morris- Calls for Bowden's job are premature
Columbia (SC) State
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-Duke,
Alabama to be at Wade
-Blue
Devils' defense on alert
-NCSU
students reject fee increase
-O'Brien
fond of BC's Toal
ASU's Edwards returns to practice
Charlotte
Observer
October
1, 2008
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-Always
vigilant, Groh continues to fight negativity
-After
battling Eagles, Skins will face weaker foes
Not good to be Al right now at Virginia
Roanoke Times
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-Beleagured
Groh faces difficult days
-Helmet
mishaps 'alarming'
-Heels'
rally at Miami one for the books
-The
state of LBs
N.C. grows strong in linebacker talent
No Hokies bailout from top ACC official
Nebraska coach Bo Pelini was not pleased with a couple calls in
the Huskers' loss to Virginia Tech. The calls were correct, the ACC's
top official said.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the
Charlotte
Observer
-Local
franchises could suffer from economy, gas woes
-Culture
is changing for Bobcats
-Heels
QB Sexton gets 2nd chance as starter
Cutcliffe has Devils' focus on Yellow Jackets
Durham Herald-Sun
Strange days for Spurrier and his No. 1 defense
Greenville
(SC) News
Bowden defends offense, Spence
Columbia (SC)
State
Deacons eager to show their resilience
Winston Salem Journal
September 30, 2008
Cavaliers seeking course correction
Richmond Times Dispatch
Groh encouraged by freshmen
Lynchburg News and Advance
Wrong man for the job
When Al Groh's Virginia coaching obituary is penned -- sooner
rather than later? -- his worst blunder arguably will have been
promoting his son to offensive coordinator.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-UNC-CH,
Pirates set Oct. 11 games
-Sexton's
patience pays off for Heels
-Beck
still tabbed to start
-NCSU
seeks increase in athletics fee
-Wachovia
sale felt by N.C. sports
-NCHSAA
to up return to schools
It's all conference all the time for NC State
Burlington Times News
Tar Heels to take on undefeated Huskies
Winston Salem
Journal
First things first
Before Notre Dame comes to Kenan Stadium next weekend, UNC-CH has
the small matter of Saturday's game against Connecticut to attend to.
Durham Herald-Sun
From the
Charlotte
Observer
-49ers
halfway to goal
Charlotte sells 2,558 seat licenses for football in the first two
weeks of the program.
-Duke
a candidate for Charlotte's bowl game?
-Brown's
big challenge
-5
questions for the Bobcats
-Gross
could miss 2 games
They're not laughing at Blue Devils football now
Greensboro
News-Record
West Virginia coach Bill Stewart Q&A
Newark (NJ)
Star-Ledger
Can WVU's defense keep rolling?
Beckley Register-Herald
Bowden still believes in Tigers despite difficult loss
Anderson
Independent Mail
Bowden expects no big changes before Wake Forest game
Greenville (SC) News
UNCW looks for some swagger (with a 3.0)
Wilmington Star News
September 29, 2008
Becoming obvious fast
It's way too early to write off teams
Boston Globe
Tigers� stunning loss just part of a much larger trend
Anderson
Independent Mail
Hokies causing fewer groans
Roanoke Times
Surprising Duke gets one vote in the coaches' poll
Greensboro
News-Record
From the
Raleigh News
and Observer
-CFB
Late Hits
-N.C.
State Clipboard
-UNC-CH
Clipboard
-Duke
Clipboard
-Camels
get over the hump
Because of Milton Brown's big play, Campbell is celebrating a
football victory for the first time in 58 years.
-Canes
break through
-Scobee
delivers again
Vols starting quarterback spot up for grabs
Memphis Commercial Appeal
WVU
ready for Big East
Beckley
Register-Herald
Skins look legit
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Jake-Steve-Moose- Panthers let good times roll
Charlotte
Observer
Johnson wins, leads standings
Winston Salem Journal
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October
5, 2008
October 4 Football Roundup
conferenceusa.com
From
the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-ABOUT-FACE
Seeking its third straight win and facing winless Army, the Green
Wave gets knocked flat
-Wave
can't contain all of Army's options
-Tulane
gets knocked flat by Army
From
the El Paso
Times
-UTEP
2-0 in C-USA after win in double-OT
-UTEP
notes- Fake-punt gamble pays off for Price
-Final-
UTEP beats Southern Miss in overtime
From
the
Hattiesburg American
-Tough
to take
There's no better description of Southern Miss' double-overtime
defeat to UTEP on Saturday other than it was an absolute heartbreaker
for the Golden Eagles.
-'The
Rock' features major upgrades
From
the Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-Missed
field goals haunt Eagles
-Magee's
knee keeps him out
-Unconventional
style works out for Price
-Special
teams good, atrocious
USM falls to UTEP in double overtime
Biloxi Sun Herald
From
the Tulsa
World
-TU
wins; a Top 25 spot next?
-Golden
start
WEB EXCLUSIVE- Listen to interviews with coach Todd
Graham and running back Tarrion Adams after a 63-28 win over Rice
-Turnover
battle goes to TU
-Tulsa,
Graham bump off the MOB
-TU
Notebook
From
the
Houston Chronicle
-Rice
football player sets touchdown record with 51st
Career TD mark falls as Rice loses 63-28 in C-USA
-Recap-
Tulsa 63, Rice 28
-Cougar
football- Photoshop magic, Pt. II
Knights halt slide- Michael Greco leads UCF to a
much-needed victory
Orlando Sentinel
From
the Dallas
Morning News
-Mixed
results for SMU running game
-Still
no magic for SMU in fourth straight loss, 31-17
From
the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Marshall
back to square one
-Herd
takes some time off
-MU
notebook- Losses leave Herd faithful seeking answers
Tigers, Kansas battling for Henry, Robinson
Memphis Commercial Appeal
October
4, 2008
From the
Huntington Herald Dispatch
-Herd
whitewashed by Bearcats
-Herd
still shoots itself in the foot
-MU
Notebook- Cann's struggles compound Herd's woes
-Grading
the Herd
-MU-UC
Game Balls
From
the
Charleston
(WV) Daily Mail
-Marshall
falls to Cincinnati in Friday night showcase
-White
Out night is wipeout of Marshall by Cincinnati
From
the
Charleston
(WV)
Gazette
-Herd
shaky in loss to UC
-UC
QB, negative plays hurt Marshall
-Cincinnati-Marshall
statistics
Marshall Falls to Cincinnati, 33-10
conferenceusa.com
From
the Houston
Chronicle
-Owls
remain calm heading into game against Tulsa
-Football-
Anyone for Rice at Tulsa?
-Rice
vs. Tulsa- Five things to watch
From
the Tulsa
World
-Chapman
showdown
It wasn't long ago when Tulsa and Rice were doormats of the
college football world.
-TU-
3 storylines
-TU
Notebook
-State
schools going for unprecedented 5-0 starts to season
-TU
in BCS race? Help wanted
From
the
Birmingham News
-Callaway
takes blame for players' penalties
-COLLEGE
BEAT
UTEP's dual-QB system poses challenge for USM
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Gray leads black and gold d-line
Hattiesburg American
Golden Eagles plan to revive running game
Biloxi Sun Herald
From
the El Paso
Times
-UTEP
hopes their confidence carries over
-UTEP
wants to see better results away from El Paso
From
the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Anderson
running on common ground
-Undefeated
'98 Wave assumes place in Hall
-Wave
ready for a breath of rare air
From
the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
recover 'swagger,' shake off 0-3 start to reach .500
-Tigers
notebook: To go or not to go
October
3, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Late
Field Goal Lifts Memphis over UAB
Vinny Zaccario kicked a 25-yard field goal with two seconds left
to give Memphis a 33-30 Conference USA victory over UAB at Legion Field
on Thursday night.
-Clutch
Field Goal Gives Tigers Third Straight Win
From
the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Buzzer-beater-
U of M boots late field goal to beat UAB
-UM-UAB
postgame
Conference USA Week 6 Lookaheads Blog
College
Football News
From
the
Charleston
(WV)
Gazette
-Game
6 capsule- Cincinnati at Marshall
-Hogan's
no hero yet, but he's making strides
-C-USA
notebook- Rice-Tulsa hot matchup
From the
Huntington Herald Dispatch
-Herd
looks to bounce back
-Expect
a big game atmosphere
-There's
more than one way to skin a Bearcat
-This
week in C-USA
Marshall defense needs to improve
Beckley Register-Herald
Returns could play a big part this week
Charleston
(WV) Daily Mail
Scouting report- UC at Marshall
Cincinnati.com
From
the
Hattiesburg American
-Incident
under review
Hattiesburg police reported to the apartment complex housing
Southern Miss football players early Friday morning, the same night that
Southern Miss linebacker Korey Williams suffered a broken jaw.
-Eagles
lose RB Kirksey
From
the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Choices,
choices
For many hunters, the beginning of deer season means they will
have to juggle two passions on the weekends.
-Stout
Gray anchors Eagles' defense
-Miners'
defense poses challenge
Mistakes hurting Southern Miss defense
Mobile Press Register
From
the
El Paso Times
-Running
back spot becomes strength
-UTEP
Notebook
UH linebacker McGraw inspired by Favre
Houston Chronicle
No bailout needed
Tulsa World
From
the
Orlando Sentinel
-Speed,
confidence could give Rob Calabrese edge over Michael Greco in UCF
starting QB competition
-Knights
beat- SMU Coach June Jones says Knights will be tough to beat
SMU QB puts emphasis on red-zone
efficiency
Dallas Morning News
October
2, 2008
Banged-up Blazers face Memphis in Battle for the
Bones'
Birmingham News
From
the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Tiger
football preview: Four things to watch
-Legs
of Steele- Tigers running back a sight for sore eyes
-Tiger
basketball freshmen wait for word on eligibility
From
conferenceusa.com
-Tulsa's
Holloway Nominated for FedEx Orange Bowl Courage Award
-Women's
Soccer Notebook
-C-USA
Golf Notebook
C-USA Fearless Predictions, Oct. 4
College Football News
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Jaw
broke, shots heard, no arrests
-Rice
vs. Tulsa puts defenses on alert
Estes works way back to No. 1
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the
El Paso Times
-MIRROR
IMAGES- UTEP, Southern Miss, works in progress
-UTEP
Notebook- Eagles trying to keep pressure off their QB
Brown pure gold for Southern Miss
Mobile Press Register
SMU offense's future is on the line
Dallas Morning News
Minter condition
Herd assistant goes against his former team and son
Charleston
(WV)
Gazette
From the
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Cann
must throw darts against Bearcats' defense
-Herd
football on edge about playing 'the edges'
Marshall pushing for �whiteout�
Beckley Register-Herald
From the
Huntington Herald Dispatch
-Family
on hold until after the game
Rick Minter and his son, Jesse, aren't on speaking terms these
days.
-Special
teams take spotlight
-MU
notebook- Small avoids insider info
From
the Tulsa
World
-Monster
coming to Tulsa
Rice's record-setting passing duo is a monster that University of
Tulsa football coach Todd Graham created.
-TU
Notebook
-Yes,
Picker takes requests
-TU's
Johnson named semifinalist for Draddy Trophy
Knights beat- Coach George O'Leary says QBs are
finding their tempo
Orlando Sentinel
From
the New
Orleans Times Picayune
-CAN'T
FACILITATE
Some Tulane fans want an on-campus football stadium but that's
not an immediate option
-Tulane
eyeing practice facility
Broken and Tacitly Unfair- The BCS and
Antitrust
Bleacher Report
October
1, 2008
From
the Tulsa
World
-C-USA
INSIDER
-C-USA-
Game of the week
-C-USA
Power rankings
-TU
Notebook
From
the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-UAB
seeks redemption after tough opening
-West,
Walton restore old defensive magic for Tigers
-Calipari
uneasy about roster
UAB's Brandon Carlisle gets ready for Memphis receivers
Birmingham
News
Snyder confident in Cann
Beckley
Register-Herald
Passmore cares about wins, not stats
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Snyder sizes up Friday's competition
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
Not much 'run' in SMU's Run and Shoot
Dallas
Morning News
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-The
good and the bad of UCF Coach George O'Leary
-UCF
bulletin board material- ESPN ranks the Knights among 10 worst Division
I teams
-Don't
count the Knights out of the C-USA title race
-UCF
falls to No. 10 in the On Campus Conference USA power rankings
From
the
Hattiesburg American
-Fedora-
Focus on little things
-USM,
Carey set to play exhibition
USM assesses its C-USA standing
The Student Printz (USM)
From
the El Paso
Times
-Soleyjacks,
Brown spark UTEP Miner defense
-Things
will be noisy at Southern Miss game
From
conferenceusa.com
-UTEP
Football Notes/Game 5/Southern Miss
-Cougar
Baseball Begins Fall Practice Wednesday
From
the Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-Williams
out with broken jaw
-Fletcher
eager to bust loose
From
the Houston
Chronicle
-UH
banking future on donor dollars
-UH
Notebook- Turner make his punts count
-Numbers
don�t tell Rice�s story on defense
-Injuries-
good news and bad
Tulane denies revenge factor vs. Army
New Orleans
Times Picayune
September 30, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Football Notebook
-C-USA
Football Coaches' Press Conference Quotes- Week Six
Fedora surfs for new ideas
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Golden Eagles focus on second chance
Biloxi Sun Herald
From
the Houston
Chronicle
-Rice
Notebook- Owls familiar with Tulsa's D
-Return
of the Black Knight-
-Cougar
football- Glimpses of ECU
From
the Tulsa
World
-TU's
Graham- Rice game critical in C-USA football race
-TU's
G raham 'pretty jacked' about 4-0 start
-Know
the foe- Rice owls
-TU
Notebook
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Knights trying to forget embarrassing loss to UTEP
Orlando
Sentinel
Herd preparing for Friday night game
Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
Tigers? Try night owls
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From
the
Birmingham News
-Callaway
frets about Memphis
-UAB's
Conference USA game against Memphis to be televised nationally by CBS
College Sports
SMU's suspension of DE satisfies C-USA
Dallas Morning News
From
the El Paso
Times
-Mike
Price thrilled with improvement
-Martinez
honored for 64-yard field goal
-Less
than 10 incidents reported to police at UTEP-UCF game
-Turn
Up the Orange Blog- Coach Mike Price's weekly press conference
September 29, 2008
Around Conference USA - Football
USA Today
Conference
USA roundup
College
Football News
Suspensions hit SMU football team
Dallas
Morning News
UAB football team faces quick turnaround
Birmingham
News
Owls ready to take fireworks show on road to Tulsa
Houston
Chronicle
Defense tested, more to come
Tulsa World
From
the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-A
pledge of allegiance to a winning Herd team
-Credit
WVU, says Marshall
-MU
Notebook- Herd must leave frustrations in Morgantown
Green a welcome color for WVU
Charleston
(WV) Gazette
From
the Orlando
Sentinel
-UCF
at a glance- Knights have backs against wall
-Can
UCF recover from its loss at UTEP?
Fans have reasons to cheer
El Paso Times
'The Pete' set for a makeover
Hattiesburg American
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