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October
26, 2008
Mother-in-Law Day
Mule Day
Reformation Sunday
World Priest Day
Birthday - Hillary Rodham Clinton (US Senator)
C-USA Scoreboard, Standings & Schedule
Bonesville.net
Barkley stops in to see ECU�s McCarthy
Washington Daily News
From the
Greenville Daily Reflector
-Barkley
visits Pirates
-Stadium
lights spotlight good, bad
-Blaargh!!
NBA legend urges Pirates to run floor
Kinston Free Press
Garrard, Anderson worth a look
jaguars.com
October
25, 2008
Make A Difference Day
Saint Crispin's Day
Talk FM:
TOT (Mack McCarthy)
Bonesville.net
From
ecupirates.com
-A
Message From Terry Holland
In the wacky world of college football today, we all knew that
the elevator goes up and down but none of us knew how fast that elevator
can travel.
-Pirates
Rally For Tie At UAB, 2-2
-Volleyball
Battles Golden Hurricane But Falls
-Men's
Golf In Third At Landfall Tradition
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Coach
in the film room
Tim Carter spends some lonely nights in the East Carolina
football film room, performing the thankless task of breaking down miles
and miles of game film, often while the rest of the team is on the road.
-Vice
presidential candidate to make Greenville stop
Biden to visit ECU Monday
From the
East Carolinian
-McCarthy
hopes Pirates continue improvement
-Baseball
ends fall season
Titans RB Chris Johnson fined $10K for celebration
Associated Press
Lakeside-Evans LB Kyle Tudor says East Carolina fans
are �louder� than UGA�s
Atlanta Journal Constitution
`Pirates' is a peculiar name for a team.
Any arrrrrrgument?
Chicago Tribune Blog
October
24, 2008
United Nations Day
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
C-USA Standings, Scores, Schedule, TV
Listings
Talk FM:
TOT (Joe Maverick)
Bryant bounces back from injury
Greenville Daily Reflector
Quiet Kass loud on field
Kinston Free Press
UCF tailgate lots to open at noon for East Carolina game
Nov. 2
Orlando Sentinel
Wichita State - First day of practice
Gabe Blair, a transfer from East Carolina, will miss his one
chance to show off this season. He is sidelined with a stress fracture
in his back and won�t play in Saturday�s Shocker Madness.
kansas.com
October
23, 2008
National Mole Day
Scorpio Begins
Swallows Leave San Juan Capistrano
TV Talk Show Host Day
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� Pirates
navigating choppy seas
Talk FM:
TOT (Randy Parker, Bob Ethridge)
From
ecupirates.com
-Tommy
Atkinson Joins Baseball Staff
Former Louisburg Skipper Recorded 124 Wins In Three Seasons
-Abby
Bools Named C-USA Golfer-of-the-Week
-Campbell
Earns National Weekly Honor
Senior Selected To National Team-of-the-Week
-ECU
Basketball Coaching Clinic A Success
Linkmeister Note: East Carolina, Hawaii, and Middle Tennessee are
the only teams that play four non-conference games against teams from
BCS conferences this season.
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-ECU's
Williams faces assault charges, suspension
-With
Williams out, Whitley's role likely to expand
Williams� legal troubles continue
Washington Daily News
Pirates RB arrested for second time this
month
Kinston Free Press
October
22, 2008
Last day of
Ramadan
Day of National Concern About Young People and Gun Violence
International Stuttering Awareness Day
Simchat Torah (Jewish)
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
�
Police blotter eclipses good storylines
Talk FM:
TOT (Disabilities)
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU,
Appalachian State To Play Football In 2009
-Pirates
Finish Second At Lady Pirate Intercollegiate
-Duncan
Shares Weekly C-USA Swimming Award
-Soccer
Earns Highest-Ever Regional Ranking
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Pirates'
Williams facing charge
-UPDATE-
Police make arrests in assault on basketball players
ECU�s Williams arrested
Washington Daily News
ECU's Williams faces misdemeanor
Raleigh News & Observer
From the
Kinston Free Press
-ECU
back's future in doubt after second arrest
-Pirates
to open 2009 season against Appalachian State
From the
Fayetteville Observer (AP)
-Williams'
arrest puts ECU future in limbo
-Appalachian
St., East Carolina to meet in 2009
ASU will play ECU for 1st time since
1979
Winston Salem Journal
Appalachian Announces 2009 Football
Schedule
Appalachian opens the 2009 campaign on Sept. 5 at East Carolina.
This will be the first meeting between the two programs since 1979.
goasu.com
October
21, 2008
Shemini Atzeret (Jewish)
Simchat Torah (begins at sundown - Jewish)
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� No
stardust in Garrard's eyes
BVL Audio:
Mack McCarthy Media Day Presser
Talk FM:
Monday QB (Phil Petty)
Talk FM:
TOT (Bodie Labor Unions)
From
ecupirates.com
-Bools
Takes Lead At Lady Pirate Intercollegiate
-Quotes
From Basketball Media Day
-Campbell
Earns C-USA Weekly Defensive Honor
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-McCarthy-
Team chemistry a strength
-ECU
basketball player victim of armed robbery
-ECU
soccer owns first place
-Offense
may be on the rebound
From the Washington
Daily News
-BASKETBALL-
ECU leaning on young guys to step up
-The
Pirates� new king of the Kass-le
From the
East Carolinian
-Pirates
find redemption at home
-Opinion-
Quarterback play dictates Pirate victory
-Women's
soccer inches closer to C-USA title
-Students
express concern over Pirate football seating
Pirates to open season with stability at
the top
Kinston Free Press
Out with old, in with 'Young'
New Bern Sun Journal
October
20, 2008
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 361
� Tangible
tributes to legends overdue
-BVL:
Harris, AP and Coaches Polls
-BVL:
Denny O'Brien's Harris Poll ballot
-BVL:
Inaugural 2008 BCS Standings
Linkmeister Note: The Dowdy-Ficklen scoreboard was not operational
Saturday. School officials said a blown transformer was the
culprit preventing the scoreboard from being repaired in time for the
game.
From
ecupirates.com
-Soccer
Nets Crucial Win Over UTEP, 2-1
-Pirates
Rally But Fall To UTEP, 3-1
-Pirates
In Second After 18 Holes
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-ECU
QBs together forever
-PBS
to feature center director
ECU Clipboard
Raleigh News & Observer
Johnson making immediate impact on offense
for Titans
Titansonline.com
From the Washington
Daily News
-Copper
thrilled to rejoin teammates
-AREA
COLLEGE ROUNDUP- Wilson adds to sack total in East Carolina�s win
UTEP soccer team loses to East Carolina
El Paso Times
BB&T honors Ken Chalk with gift to ECU
WNCT
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October
26, 2008
Cavaliers go Coastal
Virginia (5-3, 3-1) beat host Georgia Tech for its fourth
straight victory and first place in the Coastal Division.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the
Roanoke Times
-'Hoos
in first- Yep, Virginia
-Virginia
Tech- Beaten and battered by Florida State
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Wolfpack
again done in by late score
-Fifteen
years of the Panthers
-Sorensen-
Q and no A with Bob Johnson
Blue Devils hold tough, knock off
Commodores
Durham Herald Sun
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Canes
survive Isles' barrage
-Devils
step up on road
-In
the Nicks of time
Deacons' revamped offense runs aground
Winston Salem Journal
From the Greenville
(SC) News
-Tigers
begin search for coach
-Furman
University falls to App State
Area college teams remain concerned about
MRSA
Fayetteville Observer
No. 4 Wofford crushes No. 3 Elon, 55-20,
improves to 4-0 in SoCon
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Alabama blows out Tennessee again, 29-9
Birmingham News
October
25, 2008
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-Teams
that lost to U.Va. get the love from voters
-Cavs
face big hurdle with ACC up for grabs
From the
Roanoke Times
-After
3 straight wins at home, Cavaliers to try luck on road again
-Virginia
Tech reaches its judgment week
ACC title on the line as parity takes
hold of league
Fayetteville Observer
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Hold
on tight, ACC fans
-See
the ACC flow chart (PDF)
-Read
the N&O's preview of today's games (PDF)
-N.C.
State vs. Maryland online
-Tauiliili
up to challenge
-Heels
need to finish
ACC can change quickly
It's been a wild year in the ACC this season, with teams bouncing
around the standings like a pinball. Virginia and Virginia Tech still
are in the mix to win the Coastal division.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Back on the WVU bandwagon
Beckley Register-Herald
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-On
the Rebound
Wake Forest can expect the shortest pregame speech of the season
before it plays Miami at noon today
-Appalachian
State-Furman likely to be close one
-Duke
hits the road to take on Vanderbilt
-Sprint
Cup qualifying rained out again
The rain, the economy and Jimmie Johnson -- three things that
nobody seems able to do much about right now -- were the stories
yesterday at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Even in rivalry week, Saban treats
Tennessee like any other opponent
Birmingham News
Board of trustees approves raise for USC
baseball coach for third time in four years
Columbia (SC) State
USC extends contracts for Johnson, Tanner
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Furman, App State battle for position in
SoCon
Greenville (SC) News
October
24, 2008
Swagger's back for WVU
Charleston Gazette
Mountaineers' Devine runs wild on Tigers
Birmingham News
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Beamer
nears Bowden's ACC crest
-Banged-up
Deacs seek answers
-Yates
still hopes to play in '08
-Rays
even series
-College
notes- Olson steps down
Tech�s Taylor remains a work in progress
Lynchburg News and Advance
Humphries lost for season
The rash of injuries on Brad Scott�s offensive line took another
victim Thursday when junior guard Barry Humphries tore his anterior
cruciate ligament in practice
Anderson Independent Mail
Vanderbilt coach Johnson has 'a lot of
respect' for Duke receiver he recruited
Durham Herald-Sun
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Fans
loyal, even if heading to exits
Believe it or not, there are things more important than football.
-History
puts Felton, Horn at odds
Roasted Nutt: Hogs fans will vent boos when coach returns
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Skins' Rogers is working harder, and
smarter, in comeback
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Kasay
closing in on milestones
-Bobcats
end preseason winless
Writer apologizes to W.Va.; bigots were
supposed to be from N.C.
Wilmington Star News
October
23, 2008
Auburn, West Virginia, in similar situations, to play
conservative
Birmingham News
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-N.C.
State's lost class
Just seven of the 20 N.C. State players signed in 2006 will be
available to play in Saturday's game at Maryland.
-College
notes- Pack's Irving won't play
-Where
are they now? Dave Odom
-Once
again, Yow faces challenges
-Schools
accept blame
Hundreds of hours of interviews led the Pitt County school system
to the inescapable conclusion that Jaquan Waller should not have been
allowed to play football the day before he died.
-Fox
Sports launches Carolinas network
Va. Tech's offensive line faces another
key test
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Tar
Heels' Wilson a magnet for freak accidents, injuries
-ACC
Notebook- Marve will start for Hurricanes vs. Deacs
Simple solution for Heels- Just forget
about UVa game
Durham Herald-Sun
Phillips keeping Swinney in forefront of
coaching search
Anderson Independent Mail
From the
Charlotte Observer
-Rushing
attack is a work in progress for Panthers
-Peppers
dominant, growing as leader
-Cal
Ripken Jr. brings program to N.C.
Appalachian State QB Edwards presents
challenge for Paladins
Greenville (SC) News
October
22, 2008
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Cutcliffe
focused on Duke
-Wallin
assisting Canes
-Durham
Bulls support Rays' effort
Phillips- Clemson to 'survey the field'
Greenville (SC) News
Like it or not, USC and Clemson now stuck with spoiler
tag
Anderson Independent Mail
Tauiliili appeals to Devils for effort
Dallas Morning News
Wake Forest fights to escape black hole
Greensboro News-Record
October
21, 2008
Unlikely Cavs lead special teams
Charlottesville Daily Progress
Tuberville blasts rumors about job status,
health
Birmingham News
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Duke
athletic chief talks a good game
-Wolfpack's
third-down woes continue
-UNC-CH
defensive end used to healing
-UNC-CH
loses third offensive starter
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Bobcats
improving, still winless in preseason
-Free
agency helping Panthers
-At
200-1 odds, Rays has Vegas worried
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Foul
or fair- Ref takes heat for hit on Garcia
-Clemson
loses RB commitment to USC
-Duquesne
will open USC's new stadium
Clemson Report- Bye week gives Tigers a chance to shape
up
Greenville (SC) News
Beamer not pointing fingers after setback
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the
Greensboro News Record
-Ax
falls on another Aggie coach
-What's
down road for Martinsville Speedway?
Wofford approaching Elon showdown like a championship
game
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Surprisingly, ground game has powered Skins so far
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Coach K's Olympic success may help Duke recruiting
Fayetteville Observer
October
20, 2008
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Late
Hits
-Tar
Heel Clipboard
-N.C.
State Clipboard
-Duke
Clipboard
-Demon
Deacons looking for offense
-College
notes- UNCA's George out for season
-Canes
play hard in victory
-Ball
St. remains undefeated with 24-7 win over WKU
Cavaliers facing road test
Richmond Times Dispatch
Will thrilling win silence Groh critics?
Charlottesville Daily Progress
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Cutcliffe
encouraged by Duke's ball-control offense, physical play
-Duke
Monday Morning Quarterback
-This
time, UNC-CH goes for 'the cheese' and doesn't get late break on defense
-UNC-CH
Monday Morning Quarterback
Beamer not pointing fingers after setback
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Bowden fallout hits Clemson class hard
Columbia (SC)
State
From the
Greenville (SC) News
-Clemson
University QB Harper has successful surgery on shoulder
-Kiffin
is available as Clemson University's next head coach
-Spurrier
laments USC's execution problems
Sources- A&T will fire Fobbs
Greensboro News-Record
Martinsville marvel
Jimmie Johnson has won four out of the track's last five races.
Roanoke Times
Skins hang on, bounce back with ugly win over Browns
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
Panthers march past Saints
Charlotte Observer
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Up
and Down- Deacons can't get it together from one week to the next
-One
for the Ages- Apps pull a great escape against Eagles
-Rays
make it to World Series
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October
26, 2008
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-Big
Hurricane looms
UTEP Coach Mike Price compared it to getting hit by a hurricane.
-UCF
at Tulsa preview capsule
-Up
next for UCF- C-USA heavyweight Tulsa
-Rashad
leaves lasting mark with talent, morals
-Neal,
Daly named UCF team captains
-FIU
inks four-year deal to play UCF
-Mid-Morning
Links- Tulsa-UCF claim national spotlight Sunday
From the
Tulsa World
-TU
aims to even score with UCF
-TU:
3 Storylines
-Gameday
Tips
Weekend Football Roundup
conferenceusa.com
From the Hattiesburg
American
-Eagles'
Magee arrested, faces burglary charge
-Losing
skid reaches 5 for Eagles
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
put hurt on Golden Eagles
-Tigers
postgame: Helton coached up a storm
-U
of M-Southern Miss Postgame
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Golden
Eagle freefall continues
-USM
has much to learn
-Rice
too much for Tulane 42-17
Rice stops Tulane's rushing attack in
42-17 win
Houston Chronicle
Owls soar, Wave sinks in loss
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the
Dallas Morning News
-SMU
isn't slingin' in the rain - or winning
Driving wind and monsoon-like winds were the last things SMU and
its pass-dependent offense needed against Navy. Sure enough, the
Mustangs fell, 34-7, to the Midshipmen, and their losing streak hit
seven games
-Navy
QB's keepers foil SMU's defensive scheme
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Old
friends clash Tuesday
-C-USA
has become the ArenaBall of college football
-Injuries
cancel Herd scrimmage
-Reserves
could play role in rough stretch
-Hark
helps build a faster, stronger Herd
Dads on duty- Players balance football,
families
El Paso Times
Blazers' week off gives coaches time to reflect
Birmingham News
October
25, 2008
2008 Midseason Report & Picks - CUSA
scout.com
Previews and Predictions for the Week 9
C-USA Games
CollegeFootballNews.com
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Struggling
Eagles take on ailing Tigers
-Look
out for...
-Eagles
land on All-C-USA team
From the Hattiesburg
American
-Eagles
look to halt streak
-USM
needs a win in worst way
-Dynamic
duo excel for Eagles
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
must get creative vs. USM
-Evans
showing Tigers he can step up on 'D'
-U
of M vs. Southern Miss preview
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-This
week in Conference USA
-Ball
control key for a Herd victory
Cann has similar mental approach as
Pennington
Charleston Daily Mail
West Division teams putting up wild stats
Charleston Gazette
Rice to face physical, tough Tulane squad
today
Houston Chronicle
Tulane must find way to stop high-flying
Owls
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-Tulsa
carries C-USA
-Rashad
leaves lasting mark with talent, morals
-UCF's
rivalry against Tulsa brewing
-Ranking
C-USA
From the
Tulsa World
-Largent
returns as honorary TU captain
-TU
Notebook
Clement Named Finalist for Lowes Senior
CLASS Award for Football
conferenceusa.com
From the
El Paso Times
-UTEP
Miners lose Dew, Huntley for season
-UTEP
Miners football changes defensive plan
October
24, 2008
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-C-USA
football rankings
-Pressure's
on defense at University of Memphis
-U
of M home game suites will be offered on per-game basis
Eagles fired up to play Memphis
Hattiesburg American
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Dynamic
duo developing at USM
-Tulsa
breaks into polls but keeps its focus
-Homecoming
date irks Eagles
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-Rashad
leaves lasting mark with talent, morals
-Does
Tulsa have the strangest nickname and mascot in college sports?
From the
Tulsa World
-UCF
tough test for TU
-TU
Notebook
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Losses
test loyalty of Herd fans
-Wilkerson
has broken hand
-Football
recognized for graduation rate
-Houston
averaging almost 40 points per game
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-Milligan
becomes solid option for Herd
-Ridpath
lawsuit rescheduled for February
-Tulsa's
Wojcik brings life experience to the court
From the
Charleston Gazette
-Herd
coach pushing new players hard
-Ex-Herd
linebacker suspected in killings
Former Katy QB Mitchell builds on success
at SMU
Houston Chronicle
SMU preps for triple-option
Dallas Morning News
October
23, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Football Coaches Join The Fight Against Muscular Dystrophy
-CBS
College Sports Announces Nov. 8 C-USA Football Game Selection
Tulane and Houston Contest to be featured in game two of C-USA
doubleheader
-Oct.
22 C-USA Golfers of the Week
UTEP's Sloan and East Carolina's Bools Honored
-Golden
Eagles Return to Road with Memphis This Weekend
October 22 Update
From the
Hattiesburg American
-Struggles
continue for Eagles' defense
-New
week; new game plan
-Rice
crowd little hard to believe
From the
Jackson Clarion Ledger
-Opponents
torching Eagles
-CB
Willingham should be ready
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-University
of Memphis quarterbacks Bass, Toney thrown into hurry-up offense
-Notebook:
WR Maurice Jones to be third-team QB
-Big
man Pierre Henderson-Niles weighs in on bid for playing
-Tiger
Basketball Camp report
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-UCF
QB Michael Greco eager to get off sidelines
-ECU's
top running back faces legal woes, may miss UCF game in two weeks
-Are
Tulsa's stellar offensive stats inflated?
From the
Tulsa World
-The
beat goes on
-TU
Notebook
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
faces top passer in Keenum
-Herd
still experiencing 'growing pains'
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-'Thumper'
Harvey cuddly only when tackling
-Herd's
Jones keeping up with big-name C-USA coaches
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Houston's
Carrier perfect fit for Cougar offense
-Why
has Tulane dominated Rice in football?
SMU's Gansz finding a special voice
For 37 years, SMU special teams coach Frank Gansz has coached at
the pro and college level and is regarded in football circles as the
greatest special teams coach ever.
Dallas Morning News
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Green
Wave favors Stelly plan
-Stockton
a constant for Tulane program
From the
El Paso Times
-Nu'u
Punimata pays tribute to fellow linebacker
-UTEP
Miners football young on defense
October
22, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Women's
Soccer Notebook
-Cross
Country Notebook
-Swimming
and Diving Notebook
-Volleyball
Notebook
October 21 Update
From the
Tulsa World
-C-USA
INSIDER
-C-USA
Power rankings
-UCF
tough test for TU
-Central
Florida at Tulsa
-Fill
it up
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-George
O'Leary says UCF will stay the course on offense
-UCF
Athletic Director Keith Tribble copes with economic downturn, says no
one is satisfied with football team's status
From the
Birmingham News
-Richard
Williams to join UAB as director of basketball operations
-UAB
players get some rest during the bye week
Tuesday game adds academic pressure
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Herd needs to forget about UAB debacle
Charleston Gazette
Jones getting D'Antoni's input on Herd
basketball
Charleston Daily Mail
From the
Hattiesburg American
-No
decision made about USM kicker
-Fedora
not making excuses
-Ex-USM
player on Rays
Frustration mounts for Eagles, fans
Jackson Clarion Ledger
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Rice
offense not just two-man aerial show
-College
Notes- Rice DE Williams moved back to LB
-UH
Notebook- Cougars lick wounds, plug roster spots
Time off leaves Wave refocused to tackle
Rice
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
Notebook- Team finally gets break as Jones returns
-Taggart
finally feeling confident about knee, role with Tigers
Tigers- Third-string quarterback time
SMU freshman back adds spark to run game
Dallas Morning News
Trevor Vittatoe to get much-needed time to
heal up
El Paso Times
October
21, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-C-USA
Football Notebook
-C-USA
Football Coaches' Press Conference Quotes- Week Eight
Conference USA News and Notes
Sports Network
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-MU
players have confidence in Snyder
-Marshall
hoping to avoid long skid
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
has work cut out
-Herd
uses time to prep for rare mid-week game
-C-USA
teams getting respect
Snyder focusing on positive after
disastrous loss at UAB
Beckley Register-Herald
Houston needed rally to stay unbeaten in
C-USA
Charleston Gazette
From the
Hattiesburg American
-Advice
for USM fans- Be patient
-Eagles
at bottom of standings
-Two
Memphis quarterbacks won't play against USM
Change possible at place-kicker
Jackson Clarion Ledger
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Injured
Tiger quarterback Hall out 4-6 weeks; backup Hudgens out for season
-UM
football notes- Hurting on defense, too
-Taggart
finally feeling confident about knee, role with Tigers
-Tiger
basketball freshman Angel Garcia out 3-4 weeks
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-Player's
dismissal leaves UCF's offense with more questions
-Tulsa
coach lavishes praise on UCF
-O'Leary
says Greco is in the Knights' game plan for Tulsa
From the
El Paso Times
-Trevor
Vittatoe to get much-needed time to heal up
-UTEP
Miners to use open week to regroup
From the
Tulsa World
-TU
to honor Largent and former coach
-Up
close: Brennan Marion
-From
the blogs
-Know
the foe: Central Florida
-TU
Notebook
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Listen to interviews with TU coach Todd
Graham, receiver Brennan Marion and defensive end Moton Hopkins
Rice Notebook- Dillard re-establishes
dominance
Houston Chronicle
Jones says SMU must learn to finish
Dallas Morning News
October
20, 2008
From
conferenceusa.com
-Tulsa
Ranked 19th in USA Today/Coaches Poll and 22nd in Associated Press Poll
-Women's
Soccer Weekend Recap
-C-USA
Volleyball Roundup
From the
Tulsa World
-Lots
of factors in Tulsa's fate
-TU
cracks Top 25
-TU
Notebook
-TU:
Know The Foe
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
faces tough road ahead
-Offensive
line woes linked to team's woes
Snyder hits rock bottom at UAB
Charleston Gazette
Southern Miss at Memphis
Jackson Clarion Ledger
UTEP Miners confident they'll rebound
from loss
El Paso Times
Cougar football- SMU talk
Houston Chronicle
Kragthorpe- Utah in control of its BCS
destiny
Salt Lake Tribune
5 Thoughts - Bustin' Up The BCS
College Football News
Change in 3-pointers may help out Tigers
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Herd's Williams a real positive for
college hoops
Charleston Daily Mail
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