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November
16, 2008
Have a Party With Your Bear Day
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
ECU-Southern Miss Game Center
-O'Brien:
Attrition disrupts title quest
-BVL:
ECU-Southern Miss Box Score
-BVL:
C-USA Standings, Scores, Schedule, TV
Listings
BVL Audio:
Replay Skip Holtz post-game presser
From
ecupirates.com
-Men's
Basketball Host St. Andrews Sunday
-Pirates
Fall At Southern Miss, 21-3
-Volleyball
Falls In Final Regular Season Contest
-Pirates
Run Well At NCAA Southeast Regional
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-ECU
fizzles against Southern Miss
-Pirates
lose in Mississippi
-Injury
bug bites more Pirates in loss to USM
-Pirate
men looking to start season 2-0
-ECU
notes- ECU education major to intern at Ron Clark Academy
From the Washington
(NC) Daily News
-Williamston�s
Hardison signs golf scholarship with ECU
-Copper
out for today�s game against Giants
-ECU
hoop team shows promise in opener
-Golden
Eagles smother Pirates
Golden Eagles smother Pirates
Raleigh News & Observer (AP)
College football conference races are
tightening
Even with the Pirates' meltdown loss to Southern Miss, East
Carolina would still need to lose its final two games to blow the
Eastern Division (by virtue of its head-to-head wins over Marshall and
Memphis and by being two games up on the Golden Eagles).
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the
southenmiss.com
-Southern
Miss Rolls Over ECU, 21-3
-Southern
Miss Postgame Notes Versus East Carolina
-Postgame
Quotes from East Carolina Game
From the Hattiesburg
American
-Don't
look now!
What once seemed impossible for the Southern Miss football
team is now just one victory away.
-Worst
time to become spectator
-Seniors
get credit for big turnaround
-USM
football breaks season attendance record
-Online
bid lets teacher see broadcast up close
-Win
keeps USM in bowl contention
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Brown's
record play caps huge USM win
-Striped
shirts get Fedora's dander up
-Senior
LB directs defensive surge
-One
victory away
From
the Biloxi Sun Herald
-USM
has developed into a different team
-Golden
Eagles win 3rd straight
Eagles knock off ECU
Mobile Press Register
November
15, 2008
Pirate Gameday
America Recycles Day
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Pirates take Coker in hoops opener
-BVL:
ECU 2009-10 Hoops Recruiting Thumbnails
-BVL:
C-USA Football Standings, Schedule, TV
Listings
Talk FM:
TOT (Taylor Zarzour from WPTF)
From
ecupirates.com
-Men's
Basketball Downs Coker, 71-56
-Lady
Pirates Capture Season Opener, 74-58
-A
Message From Terry Holland
The Pirate Nation continues to make Game Day at Dowdy-Ficklen
an experience to be respected and envied by one and all.
-Pirate
Gameday Central
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Wynn,
Hinnant guide ECU past Cobras
-ECU
heads to 'The Rock'
-Pirates
still going with two-QB rotation
-Pirate
women get sloppy in home win
Pirates look to extend winning streak
at Southern Miss
Kinston Free Press
From the Fayetteville
Observer
-East
Carolina beats Coker 71-56
-Pinkney
returning to form as QB for ECU
-SBI
files report on police force at football game
College Football Preview- East Carolina
at Southern Miss
Salisbury Post (AP)
Golden Eagles host stingy Pirate
defense
The Mississippi Press
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-USM
seniors won't be lacking for incentive
-Improving
Eagles rate high in takeaway margin
-Look
out for...
From the Hattiesburg
American
-No
margin for error
-No
excuse- Get out to 'The Rock'
USM bowl berth depends on win over E.C.
Pirates
Biloxi Sun Herald
November
14, 2008
"Paint it Purple" Friday
National American Teddy Bear Day
UN World Diabetes Day
Young Readers Day
Operating Room Nurse Day
From Bonesville.net
-Monroe:
Kevin's Keys to the Game
-BVL:
ECU 2008-09 Basketball Schedule
Talk FM:
TOT (Richard Folsum, Lost Colony)
From
ecupirates.com
-Men's
Basketball Signs A Pair Of Forwards
-Baseball
Announces 2009-10 Recruiting Class
-Lady
Pirates Open Season Against Hampton
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-ECU
men's hoops squad hosts Coker
-Dodge
looking for consistency
-ECU
women focus on post
From the
Kinston Free Press
-ECU's
Davis getting used to spotlight
Freshman CB has three picks in two games
-Pirates
tip off season Friday
Pirates return to 'The Rock'
The East Carolinian
McCarthy thinks ECU basketball team is on
right track
Fayetteville Observer
Black Out Game and Senior Day Set For
Saturday Against East Carolina
southernmiss.com
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Improving
Eagles rate high in takeaway margin
-Coach
suspends CB Willingham
From
the
Biloxi Sun Herald
-East
Carolina's Pinkney getting more at ease
-ECU
alone atop C-USA East
-Southern
Miss suspends DB Willingham
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Photo
Gallery- Marshall vs. ECU
-Photo
Gallery- Marshall vs ECU II
November
13, 2008
Beaver Moon
World Kindness Day
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� Challenge
waiting at "The Rock"
Talk FM:
TOT (Hurricane Talk)
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Freshmen
hit ground running for ECU hoops
-Flag-Free
Zone- Pirates look to cut down penalties
-Court
date moved back for former football recruit
Consistency a must for rebuilding
Pirates
Washington Daily News
Pirates tip off season Friday
Kinston Free Press
Pirates' 'no frills' defense effective
Raleigh News & Observer
Southern Miss QB Austin Davis expects O-Line to keep
East Carolina Pirates at bay
Mobile Press-Register
November
12, 2008
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-Trimmer
Chambliss ready to win back starting role
-ECU
hoops expected to net two in early signing period
From the Winston-Salem
Journal
-East
Carolina loses wide receiver Lee for rest of season
-Hartman
working out well as East Carolina's kicker
Referees Make Right Call In ECU-Marshall
Game
witn.com
Pirates' Lee out for season
New Bern Sun Journal
Southern Miss Head Coach Larry Fedora's
Weekly Press Conference Transcript
southernmiss.com
From the
Washington Daily News
-One
Bell of a season
-Tigers
still king of the jungle in Conference USA
Area teams ready to go
Raleigh News & Observer
First Poor Performance For Johnson Handled
Well
Titans Radio
Local athletes make decisions official
Asheville Citizen-Times
Mike Trout, Samantha Stevens make verbal commitments
Millville centerfielder Mike Trout, who will sign with East
Carolina, could be a high draft choice.
Press of Atlantic City
MASN Announces Nation's Biggest College Basketball Lineup
masn.com
Talk FM:
TOT (Veterans Day, Calvin Mercer)
Bonesville.net
November
11, 2008
Veterans Day (US)
Death/Duty Day
Martinmas
National Young Readers Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� Pirates
rule East Division � for now
BVL Audio:
Skip Holtz Weekly Press Conference
Talk FM:
Monday QB (Vonta Leach, Clifford
Snow)
Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (Walter Jones)
From
ecupirates.com
-Weekly
Press Luncheon Quotes
-Davis
And Hartman Take Home C-USA Honors
-Pirate
Gameday Central
-Monroe
Named Volleyball Defensive Player-of-the-Week
Injuries cast cloud on win
Greenville Daily Reflector
Career doesn't end the way Lee hoped
Raleigh News & Observer
Linked by tragedy
ECU's overtime victory over Thundering Herd adds to rivalry
New
Bern Sun Journal
East Carolina's Holtz says he's taking
things a game at a time
Winston Salem Journal (AP)
Reader Reaction- Pee Dee�s new look has
people talking
WNCT
November
10, 2008
Anniversary - USMC
From Bonesville.net
-O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 362
� Reality
dictates deliberate approach
-BVL:
BCS Standings
-BVL:
Harris, AP and Coaches Polls
-BVL:
Denny O'Brien's Harris Poll ballot
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Fall To Memphis In C-USA Title Game
-Volleyball
Wins Home Finale
From the Greenville
Daily Reflector
-ECU
may need an offensive wake up
-ECU
Notes- Grant to help students learn about nutrition
-Baseball
talent showcased at Futures Game
ECU Clipboard
Raleigh News & Observer
Southern Miss vs. East Carolina
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Heroic Hartman
Goldsboro News Argus
Pirates' revenge
MU The Parthenon
Linkmeister Note: Emory
Blake (WR 6-1/194 - Austin, TX), son of former ECU/NFL QB Jeff
Blake, was so impressed watching Texas Tech receiver Michael Crabtree up
close that he
committed to the Red Raiders after watching
them upset then-No. 1 Texas last weekend.
Soccer player has new goals now
High Point Enterprise
Richland NE star Bonds likely out-of-state
bound
High Point Enterprise
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November
16, 2008
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Pack,
Wilson hold off Deacons
-All
of sudden, program finds right direction
-Heels
fail to capitalize
UNC-CH's ACC title hopes dashed
-New
Duke looks more like old Duke
-UNC-CH
claims opener
-State
looks inside
Wilson, Wolfpack top Wake Forest 21-17
Winston Salem Journal
Wolfpack beats Deacs, scrambles ACC race
Greensboro News-Record
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Terps
put a damper on Tar Heels' title hopes
-Tigers
tee off against Devils
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Belts
tighten for NASCAR
-Defense
fine without flash
From the Columbia
(SC) State
-Gamecocks
two-minuted drilled
-Florida
delivers old-school beating
-Tigers
keep bowl in focus
Spurrier�s most lopsided defeat puts
season in perspective
Greenville (SC) News
November
15, 2008
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Read
the N&O's preview of today's games (PDF)
-Art
of the redshirt
-Bowl
options abound for Heels, rest of ACC
-Canes
running on empty
Selective juco recruiting could help ND recoup losses
South Bend Tribune
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Struggling
in clutch
All four of Tech's losses have come against teams with superb
defensive lines � East Carolina, Boston College, FSU and Miami.
-Hokies
aide Foster will interview at Clemson today
From the
Greenville (SC) News
-USC
takes confidence to Florida
-Tigers
have plenty to play for down stretch
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Mack,
Charlotte open with encouraging win
-Curry,
Davidson look right at home
-Hollins
energizes Bobcats
November
14, 2008
From the Charlotte
Observer
-UNCC
decides to move forward with football
-The
$45.3 million question for UNCC
-Lutz
puts trademark stamp on new team
-Beason
loves getting signals through headset
Charlotte wants to get in NCAA football
mix
Houston Chronicle (AP)
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-New
Big East commish a lot like the old one
Just a word of caution here. If you were in the camp that
didn't care for the old Big East commissioner you aren't going to like
the new one, either.
-WVU
football players suspended after fight
-Not
hard to understand WVU fans' frustration
Stewart isn't getting the job done at WVU
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From
the Roanoke Times
-'Canes
grab control
The Hokies spend most of the night in a rut and see their
hopes of reaching the ACC title game diminish.
-Foster,
Clemson AD set to meet
Odd offense leaves Tech out of control
Hampton Roads Daily
Press
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Wilson
earning respect
-Q&A
with Tom O'Brien
-Anyone
seen the Canes?
-Davidson,
star Curry haven't come down yet
Devils' seniors feeling the sting as end
nears
Durham Herald-Sun
UA trustee says stadium expansion is sound financial move
Birmingham News
Against all odds
The last time South Carolina ventured into the Swamp, Florida
won the game by a matter of inches. Most experts believe the margin will
be closer to a mile this year.
Columbia (SC) State
November
13, 2008
Triple vision- Hurricanes may face 3
Hokies QBs
Orlando Sentinel
There's little doubt whether Tar Heels
will be pulling for Canes or Hokies tonight
Durham Herald-Sun
U.Va. adds TCU to football schedule
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From
the Fayetteville Observer
-ACC
football: With 3 weeks to go, how will it all shake out?
-$3M
not enough to lure Davis away from Heels
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Davis-
'No interest' in Tennessee job
-Heels'
Draughn rooting against pal
-Triangle
recruiting rates high
-Hansbrough's
status 'doubtful'
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-No
Boo-Hooing- WFU is not sad LSU didn't want tackle Robinson
-A
Test- ASU's Gilbert wary of Elon
November
12, 2008
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Tennessee
AD doesn't tip hand
-Success
ups ante at UNC-CH
-Devils
focusing on red-zone play
-Longer
3 launches new look at game
-Veterans
power Devils' win
-Pack
hits its stride
-Conflicts
force football changes
The N.C. High School Athletic Association has changed its
football championship dates because of conflicts on the University of
North Carolina campus in Chapel Hill.
AUBURN NOTEBOOK- Tuberville, Richt worked
together briefly
Montgomery Advertiser
Big East expected to name Marinatto
commissioner
Orlando Sentinel
Charlotte AD reprimands Lutz
Charlotte Observer
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Grobe
says Deacons expecting a strong effort from Wolfpack
-Terps
have a chance to control their own destiny down stretch
-Edwards'
balance has helped boost ASU
-SoCon
Notebook- Four teams have realistic playoff chances
Glennon to the rescue
Roanoke Times
November
11, 2008
Family shares in QB's record day
Ft Myers News-Press
Parity In the ACC- League's
championship game in Tampa could match Deacons and Tar Heels
Winston Salem Journal
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Heels
focus on team, not Vols
-Heels
fanatics face TV dilemma
-Littlejohn
Coliseum lightly damaged by fire
-Devils
turn on defense
-Enhanced
expectations await Wake Forest
From the Hampton Roads
Daily Press
-Groh
returning in 2009
-Curious
timing on Al Groh
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-Hokies'
confidence soars heading into division showdown
-Redskins-
Only 50-50 chance Portis will play vs. Cowboys
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Panthers'
great escape
-Reservations
for UNCC FSLs exceed 4,000
Battle for bowls on in the SEC
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Dickerson Holding Firm With USC
Dickerson (6-2 220) of Georgia Military JC said he's still
firm with his pledge though he might take official visits to West
Virginia and East Carolina.
Burlington Times News
Spurrier�s defense, special teams formula could land USC
in Tampa
Anderson Independent
Losses take their toll on Tigers
Columbia (SC) State
From the
Greensboro News-Record
-NASCAR
grapples with lost credibility following TV flap
-UNCG
Spartans- On-the-job training will be a must
From
the Houston Chronicle
-BCS
brings less mess than we realize
-Personal
Web pages can create problems for athletes
November
10, 2008
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Report
says Vols are eyeing Heels' Davis
-Johnson's
easy win all but wraps up Cup title
-A
New Look- Gold jerseys pan out for Deacons
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Late
Hits
Postgame observations on college football
-UNC-CH
Clipboard
-New
line delivers for Heels
-N.C.
State Clipboard
-Duke
Clipboard
-NASCAR
doesn't plan bailout
-Hurricanes
thrashed in second period
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Panthers'
great escape
-Bobcats
can't stop Bosh, Raptors
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Report-
Davis at the top of Volunteers' wish list
-UNCCH-
Monday Morning QB
-Duke-
Monday Morning QB
Littlepage- Groh will be back next year
Lynchburg News and Advance
Vogelbach sets more records
Greensboro News Record
Blocking out the distractions to survive a
crucial November run
Anderson Independent
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November
16, 2008
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Keenum's
on Tulsa's case in 70-30 win
-UH
shows Tulsa who's boss in 70-30 win
Video- Case Keenum, other Cougars
From
the Tulsa World
-Blown
away
The "overrated" chant began midway through the fourth quarter
of Tulsa's 70-30 loss to Houston.
-How
TU's high hopes have fallen
-Tulsa
can't catch a break
-TU
Notebook
-Road
woes
-TU's
title hopes
-Tulsa's
big players play big in Hoops win
UCF takes thunder from Herd
Southern Mississippi helped Marshall, but the Thundering Herd
didn�t help themselves.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-Pride
goes a long way as Knights end 4-game losing skid
-UCF
Coach George O'Leary's postgame remarks
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-UCF
adds to Herd misery
-Folly
not funny for MU, Snyder
-Herd
football notebook- QB play left much to be desired
Herd loses 30-14, fails to gain ground in East
Beckley Register-Herald
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-UCF
humbles Herd, 30-14
-Herd
an early tournament pick
From the
El Paso Times
-Miners
dig deep, find November hope
-Miner
notes- Bowl situation for Miners gets tougher
-Defense
huge again as UTEP Miners rout SMU
The Miners improved to 5-5 and needs to beat either Houston
or East Carolina to become bowl eligible, though it now seems likely
Conference USA will have seven bowl-eligible teams and one will get left
out.
From the
Dallas Morning News
-No
bright spots in SMU's 36-10 loss to UTEP
-Suspensions,
injuries force SMU to shuffle lineup
From the
Birmingham News
-KEEPING
IT TOGETHER
The moment when the UAB football team could have fallen apart
on Saturday came early in the fourth quarter of a Conference USA game
against Tulane at the Louisiana Superdome.
-UAB-Tulane
grades
-UAB
tops Troy 87-66; Delaney leads all scorers with 24
-UAB
gets C in black coaches hiring report
Blazers give Green Wave sixth loss in a
row
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
power past Fairfield
-Tiger
football team's finesse turns physical
Wise, 'D' spark Eagles in opener
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
November
15, 2008
UH set to weather offensive storm that
is Tulsa
Houston Chronicle
From
the Tulsa World
-Texas
shootout
-TU:
3 Storylines
-TU
Football Notebook
Previews and
Predictions for the Week 12 C-USA Games
collegefootballnews.com
Marshall to host Central Florida in �favorable�
conditions
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Herd could end up in sunny Florida
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-UCF's
offensive stock plummets
-Notebook-
UCF expects chilly reception tonight
-Marshall
Game 10 capsule
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd,
Knight rivalry dates back to the MAC
-Herd
faces off against UCF
-Today's
game should be a win for Herd
-FIVE
POINTS TO PONDER
-This
week in Conference USA
-Head
to Head
With bowl hopes squashed, Knights seek respect
Florida Today
Quick points on UCF at Marshall on Saturday
Orlando Sentinel
Tulane's fifth-year seniors take time to
reflect
New Orleans Times-Picayune
From the
Birmingham News
-UAB
hopes to rebound after 70-point drubbing against Tulane
-UAB
athletic director says he wouldn't stand in way of player's decision to
leave
From the
El Paso Times
-UTEP
Miners not overlooking SMU defense
-UTEP
Miners get off to flying start
Eagles tip off tonight
Hattiesburg American
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
have questions; tonight's game chance to find some answers
-Tigers
gain TV game against Tulane
November
14, 2008
From ConferenceUSA.com
-C-USA
Men's Basketball Resumes This Weekend
All 12 Conference USA men's basketball teams will be in
action this weekend, with 10 playing their home openers.
-Rice's
Dillard Named a Biletnikoff Semifinalist
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-First
flight jitters, 38 years later
I was on the next plane. The first time Marshall University
athletics flew after the horrific plane crash in 1970, I was a
passenger. It was on Jan. 9, 1971.
-Ceremony
to honor Marshall crash victims carries theme of healing
-Marco's
makeover to start what is expected to be exciting Homecoming
-Once
a pitcher, Dago Pena now heating up the hardwood
Knights coach says MU is �a rival�
Beckley Register-Herald
From
the
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Young
offensive line improves for Herd
-Herd
looks to improve against two-minute offense
From
the
Charleston (WV) Gazette
-Tulsa
closing in on division crown
-Herd
not planning to kick to UCF's Burnett
From the Orlando
Sentinel
-Numerous
injuries and misfortunes for the UCF football team poses the question:
Are the Knights cursed?
-Knights
look to finish with top defense in C-USA
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Rice
opens newly-renovated Tudor Fieldhouse
Ideas from basketball venues around the country were used in
the makeover at Rice.
-C-USA
College Hoops Preview- Rice men on the rise
-UH,
Tulsa to clash in C-USA West showdown
-Tulsa
licks Arkansas wounds, stays hungry for UH
From the
Tulsa World
-Week
off gave TU time to refocus on Houston
-TU
Football Notebook
Trio upped SMU suspension total to 17
Dallas Morning News
SMU adds LB to list of suspensions
El Paso Times
Tigers say freshman Evans will prove �selfish� label
isn�t accurate
Memphis Commercial Appeal
November
13, 2008
From
the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Five
teams still chasing bowl dream
Eight Conference USA teams have the necessary six wins or
remain alive in the bowl picture entering the final three weeks of
league play.
-Fletcher's
work not promising
Critical game Saturday for Eagles
The Student Printz (USM)
From
the
Hattiesburg American
-USM
still alive and kicking
-Fletcher,
Harrison watch practice
-Motivated
Eagles flying high
1958 Southern Miss Football: Sekul ran the show before coaching career
The Student Printz (USM)
Similar struggles face Tulane, UAB
Birmingham News
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Clash
of titans brewing for MU, UCF
-Goddard's
family coming to tailgate
From the Orlando
Sentinel
-UCF
Coach George O'Leary stands behind his staff
-UCF
offensive coordinator Tim Salem fights fires on and off the field
-Burnett
wants the ball
UCF�s Burnett getting lots of attention
Beckley Register-Herald
From
the
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Knights,
no longer golden, head to Marshall
-Herd
kicking game looking for consistency
Three SMU football starters suspended for rest of
season
Dallas Morning News
From
the El Paso Times
-SMU
won't have top pass catchers for game at UTEP
-SMU
deals with growing pains
From the
Tulsa World
-Do
or die for TU?
-Can
TU host the C-USA title game?
Right now, East Carolina has only one league loss. If Tulsa
and ECU finish the season with one conference loss each, the school with
the highest BCS ranking would host because they didn't face each other
in the regular season. According to tulsaworld.com/tellshowbcs , Tulsa
ranks No. 23 in the BCS, East Carolina No. 50.
-Battle
for the C_USA West
Freshman runner Beall provides balance
for UH
Houston Chronicle
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Ole
Miss-Tulsa may make good Liberty Bowl match
-Could've,
Would've, Should've: Tigers struggle to heal wounds left by NCAA
meltdown
November
12, 2008
From ConferenceUSA.com
-C-USA
Football Coaches' Press Conference Quotes- Week Eleven
-Dillard
Named Biletnikoff Semifinalist
-Blazers
Back At Practice Tuesday
-Miners
Host Texas Southern in '08-'09 Opener Friday
-Cougars
Cruise Past Presbyterian, 76-57
-Southern
Miss to Dedicate Area to Former Athletics Director Roland Dale and wife,
Teenie
From
the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Resurgent
'D' pushes Eagles closer to .500
-Eagles
RBs still questionable
From
southernmiss.com
-Black
Out The Rock for Saturday's Senior Day
-East
Carolina Football Game Kicks Off Black Out Hunger Week
USM basketball returns 5 starters
Biloxi Sun Herald
1958 team part of USM lore
Hattiesburg American
From the
Tulsa World
-C-USA
Insider
-C-USA:
Game of the week
-C-USA
Power rankings
-Houston
has fresh look at TU game
-Houston
heavy with talent
-Hurricane
seeks C-USA repeat
-TU
Notebook
From
the Houston Chronicle
-UH's
Edwards, family consider lawsuit over injury
-UH
Notebook- Hunt receives no further punishment for hit
-College
Notes- Dillard among Biletnikoff semifinalists
-Coleman,
Cousin help UH beat Presbyterian 76-57
From
the Dallas Morning News
-SMU's
Jones- Mitchell expected to start
-SMU
kicker's hit gets coach's attention
-SMU
men's basketball preview
-SMU
women's basketball preview
From
the El Paso Times
-Saturday
last home game for 11 UTEP seniors
-Blog-
Bowl hopes aren't what they used to be
Missed assignments, big plays are big
problems for Blazers
Birmingham News
Struggling UCF not weak on defense
Charleston (WV) Gazette
UCF good, but Marshall coach likes his
defense, too
Beckley (WV) Register Herald
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
keeping its hopes high
-Herd
faces another slugfest against UCF
-Herd
tries to maintain an even keel
-Season
ticket sales up at Marshall
Marshall seniors need strong finish to
satisfy more than themselves
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Moore seeks to snap slump
New Orleans Times Picayune
Memphis' Sallie steps up, finally poised for his Division
1 debut
Memphis Commercial Appeal
November
11, 2008
From ConferenceUSA.com
-C-USA
Football Notebook
Tulsa and East Carolina Lead Their Respective Divisions With
Three Weeks Remaining
-Tulsa-Houston
Square Off on Saturday in Key C-USA West Division Matchup
-CBS
College Sports Announces November 22 C-USA Game
-C-USA
Sends Pair to NCAA Women's Soccer Championship
Memphis Gets Automatic Berth and UCF an At-Large Selection;
Season co-champion ECU misses out
-C-USA
Volleyball Notebook
Around Conference USA - Football
USA Today
Conference USA News and Notes
sportsnetwork.com
Southern Mississippi football team
still has bowl game aspirations
Mobile Press Register
WILL SOUTHERN MISS QUALIFY FOR A BOWL?
Yes, the Golden Eagles can and will defeat East Carolina and
SMU and get to the magical six-win mark and a seventh consecutive bowl.
Hattiesburg American
From
the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Eagles
lift suspensions of 2 players
-Eustachy
happy with job, offices
'Win cures everything'
Biloxi Sun Herald
From
(USM) The Student Printz
-USM
welcomes Black Out week
-Southern
Miss take two in a row with win
Herd frustrated by near misses
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Marshall
getting defensive
-For
Slate and others, tight end is right spot
-Herd
defensive front getting it done
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Kicking
woes doom Herd at ECU
-Herd
tailback comes through
Kicking woes nothing new
(MU) The Parthenon
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Coach
among injured Tigers
-Tiger
football notebook
From the
Orlando Sentinel
-Time
for UCF Knights seniors to get their due
-C-USA
Roundup- Three conference teams are bowl eligible
From
the Dallas Morning News
-SMU's
Jones- Mitchell expected to start
-SMU
kicker's hit gets coach's attention
From
the Houston Chronicle
-College
Notes- UH's Hunt apologizes for hit on Tulane QB
-UH
falls to Georgia Southern in men's hoops opener
-Owls
Bowl chatter; news and notes (new unis!)
-Rice
Notebook- Men�s basketball ready to turn page
November
10, 2008
From
Hattiesburg American
-Make
that 2 straight
-Floyd
steps in, makes plays
-Eustachy
wants Wise to take leadership role
Southern Miss-UCF Postgame Notes
southernmiss.com
UAB practices to work off frustration
Birmingham News
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Defeat
painful, but with pride
-Seniors
see to it- Herd will not quit
-Herd
moves on from tough loss
Herd-UCF to be strange again?
FOR NOW, let's put the East Division crown in East Carolina's
locker room.
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Orlando Sentinel
-How
does UCF go from league champs to league tramps in one year?
-UCF
looks ahead
The Knights will keep looking for answers on offense when it
plays at Marshall
From the
Tulsa World
-TU,
ranked again, faces must-win
-Hungry
Cougars await TU
-TU:
Know The Foe
From the Houston
Chronicle
-Cougar
football- One down, three to go
-Reloaded
Cougars ready for basketball season
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Tulane
has its pride on the line
Fifth straight setback dashes any chance of playing in bowl
-Hard
hit after whistle draws Wave coach's ire
Defense delivers for UTEP Miners
El Paso Times
From ConferenceUSA.com
-Memphis
Wins C-USA Women's Soccer Championship
-Tulsa
Claims Second Consecutive C-USA Men's Soccer Regular Season Title
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