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December 21, 2008
Winter Solstice
Yule
(Wiccan)
Chanukah (Jewish - begins at sundown)
Crossword Puzzle Day
Humbug Day
National Haiku Poetry Day
Phileas Fogg Wins a Wager Day
Winter Begins (Northern Hemisphere)
From ecupirates.com
-Lady
Pirates Capture Bahamas Shootout Title
-Hinnant
Among Lowe's Senior CLASS Award Nominees
Former local star Petty, ECU ready for
Liberty Bowl
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirate
wideout Taylor finds it better to give than to receive
-Turner's
court time on the rise
C-USA Bowl Scoreboard, Schedule, TV Listings
Bonesville.net
News and notes from the Maryland Crab Bowl
Dunbar wide receiver Sean Farr, who caught three passes for
50 yards, recently picked up an offer from East Carolina.
Baltimore Sun
December 20, 2008
From ecupirates.com
-Lady
Pirates Edge Mercer In Bahamas Opener
-Dodge
Named To SI.com All-America Squad
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates'
Campbell quietly enjoying return to field
-ECU
honored for outreach
A Look At East Carolina
scout.com
One Fayetteville player in Shrine Bowl
Fayetteville Observer
Q&A with Lou Holtz
NewsOK.com
December 19, 2008
From ecupirates.com
-Newby
Receives C-USA Spirit Of Service Award
-McCarthy
Named Honorary Chairman For Live Healthy Greenville Campaign
-Lady
Pirates Tangle With Mercer In Bahamas
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Whitley's
long run to history
-Pirates
hope to stay hot in the Bahamas
-Young
delivers memorable performance in homecoming
Morrow off to a fast start at ECU
Washington Daily News
 Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (James Ward)
Bonesville.net
December 18, 2008
Bake Cookies Day
From
Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� History
still unfolding in Liberty Bowl
-BVL:
Costner, 'Pack scuttle Pirates
Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (Steve Ehrhart,
bowl talk)
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Fall to N.C. State, 87-76
-Honors
Continue For Davis
-Chris
Johnson Named To 2009 NFL Pro Bowl
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Wolfack
comes up big against East Carolina
-Kentucky's
Brooks is no stranger to Liberty Bowl
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Young-
One who got away
-Pack
gets its revenge
-First
Look- East Carolina at N.C. State
-Photo
gallery- N.C. State 87, ECU 76
-Unusual
rotation working for N.C. State
N.C. State holds off Pirates
Kinston Free Press
ECU can�t contain State�s McCauley and
Costner
Washington Daily News
Costner carries the night for NC State
Greensboro News-Record
Wolfpack proves point, drops East Carolina
Burlington Times News
Costner helps Wolfpack hold off Pirates
87-76
Durham Herald-Sun (AP)
From scout.com
-Shrine
Bowl- Travis Bond Spotlight
Before arriving in Spartanburg, Bond narrowed it down to East
Carolina, Michigan, UNC-CH, and NC State.
-Shrine
Bowl- Kendrick Wiggins (subscription req'd)
"I have an offer from East Carolina," Wiggins said. "I am
taking a visit there in January. I like the atmosphere, coaches, fans,
academic part.
December 17, 2008
Saturnalia
(12/17-23)
Wright Brothers Day
From ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Set To Face N.C. State Wednesday
-Emanuel
Davis Named To Sporting News All-Freshman Second-Team
-Lady
Pirates Ease Past Gardner-Webb, 81-54
-Seth
Maness Named Preseason Second-Team All-American
Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (Bowl Talk)
Bonesville.net
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Bragging
rights on the line at RBC Center
-'Dogs
lack bite against ECU women
-Johnson
named to Pro Bowl
-Alarm
system a work in progress, university officials say
ECU visits rival Wolfpack today
Kinston Free Press
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Pack
out to avenge loss
-East
Carolina at N.C. State
NC State aims to avoid repeat against
East Carolina
Burlington Times News
ECU ready to take on N.C. State
Washington Daily News
East Carolina Guard Brock Young Gives
Pirates Big Assist
AHN
2009 Liberty Bowl- Kentucky vs. East
Carolina Spread, Trends, Odds
TheSpread.com
Six Titans named to Pro Bowl, inlcuding
Mawae and Johnson
Chris Johnson now joins Earl Campbell as the franchise�s only
rookie running backs to earn a Pro Bowl spot.
Nashville City Paper
From scout.com
(subscription req'd)
-Shrine
Bowl- Afternoon Practice
Running Back Demonte Terry (Scotland), an East Carolina
Commit showed flashes of brilliance
-Shrine
Bowl- Travis Bond
Bond will travel to East Carolina January 19
SI.com's 2008 All-Americans
CNN/SI
December 16, 2008
Barbie and Barney Backlash Day
Birthday - Ludwig Von Beethoven (composer)
Anniversary - Boston Tea Party
Las Posadas (Mexico 12/16-24)
From
Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� Pirates
get set for ACC run
Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (Jen Holtz)
From ecupirates.com
-A
Message From Terry Holland
East Carolina AD Makes A Call To All Pirates
-Holtz
And Wilson Pickup Sporting News Honors
-Soccer
Earns Postseason Honors
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Getting
after it
-Sporting
News honors Holtz, Wilson
Holtz- No raise needed
Raleigh News & Observer
Pirates get time to unwind before bowl
11-day break precedes trip to Memphis
Kinston Free Press
ECU�s Wilson earns another award
Washington Daily News
December 15, 2008
Bill of Rights Day
Cat Herders Day
O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 367
� Reputation
rests with fans
Bonesville.net
Lady Pirates Top UNCW For First Road Win
ecupirates.com
From
the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirate
gridders finally getting long-awaited layoff
-Terry's
23 lead ECU women
-ECU
to experiment with outdoor notification system
All that work for 6-6 Kentucky?
Charleston Gazette
UNCW women blow lead in defeat to ECU
Wilmington Star-News
2008 CFN End Of The Regular Season
Rankings
College Football News
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December 21, 2008
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Panthers'
potential can turn to reality
-Panthers
Gameday | At N.Y. Giants
-Panthers-Giants
made for prime time
-The
evolution of Julius Peppers
-Madden
still a coach, but knows it's a telecast
-Bobcats
can't hang with Crawford's 50
-Purdue
shuts down Curry, crushes Davidson
From the
Birmingham News
-Troy
recalls New Orleans Bowl win
-Iowa
State returns AU favor
Cyclones hire Auburn assistant Rhoads as coach
-New
Clemson coach says he knows path to success
From the Columbia (SC)
State
-History
repeats itself for Tigers
-Outback
tickets- USC faces uphill sales job
UK's Brown interviewed for Miss. St. job
WTVQ
Titans, Panthers backs are smashing and
dashing
Kentucky.com
Ending on a good note
Wake Forest ended a somewhat unpalatable season with a
dessert worth remembering yesterday by rallying past Navy 29-19
Winston Salem Journal
Personnel woes strike Hokies before Orange
Bowl
Roanoke Times
SC wins Shrine Bowl 24-16 with
second-half surge
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
No. 6 Duke cruises past No. 7 Xavier 82-64
Durham Herald-Sun
December 20, 2008
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Showtime
for Deacons
-They'll
Take It- Deacs glad to be in any bowl
-Yates
hopes to be at 100 percent for bowl
-Wake
Forest holds off Richmond 86-79
From the
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
-Midshipmen
came of age in '08 with dominating defense
-Ex-Bowling
Green coach will run Cavaliers' offense
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Deacons
brace for option
-Bobcats
inside game takes Grizzlies to cleaners
-Giants
out of sync
-Early
tests help prepare Davidson
Spiders overwhelming in championship
game
Richmond Times Dispatch
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Perfect
ending for London's Spiders
-Alabama
rugged opener for Tech
Alabama's 2009 football schedule begins with high-powered
game against Virginia Tech
Birmingham News
Complete Shrine Bowl coverage
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Loran Smith column- Michigan State recall
Valdosta Daily Times
Is the Big East really that good in
basketball?
Charleston Daily Mail
Parrish named new head coach at Ball State
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Gator Bowl tickets still selling briskly
Greenville (SC) News
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Two
await NCAA appeal
-McCorvey
discusses role with Tigers
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-WRAL
fixture turns the channel
-Bowl
picks- Our writers give a flip
December 19, 2008
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Wake
Forest kicks off state's bowl windfall in EagleBank Bowl Saturday
Wake Forest kicks off state's bowl windfall in EagleBank Bowl
Saturday
-Skinner's
goal is to avenge loss to Navy
-Players-only
meeting helped Spiders rebound
From the College
Football News
-Navy
vs. Wake Forest - The 2008 EagleBank Bowl Preview & Prediction
-Behind
The Bowls, Part 4
-Behind
The Bowls - Part 3. Swag, $, and More
-2008/2009
Bowls - The Last Time You'll See...
-2008
Las Vegas Bowl Preview - BYU vs. Arizona
-Colorado
State vs. Fresno State - The 2008 New Mexico Bowl Preview & Prediction
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Hansbrough
breaks UNC-CH scoring record
-Canes'
Corvo nets OT winner
-Wolfpack
still selling tickets
N.C. State's ticket office has sold about 5,500 of its
allotment of 10,000 seats for the Papajohns.com Bowl
-No
'what if'- Wake kicker looks ahead
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Moose
adds fuel to ground game
-Trade's
benefit is still up in air
-NASCAR
discrimination lawsuit settled
Bowl sellout could mean more for WVU coffers
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Lot of cats, one big 'dog
Arizona Daily Star
Ball State names offensive coordinator head coach
Tulsa World
Source- Brandon accepts U.Va. offensive
coordinator position
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Cooper reflects on SEC hirings
Columbia (SC) State
NC football star endures deaths of two
teammates
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
U-turn turned scary for Coach K prior to
practice
Durham Herald-Sun
December 18, 2008
N.C. State's Costner steps his game up
Fayetteville Observer
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Deacs
confident as bowl nears
-Devils
return to 3-pointers
-Hansbrough-
'It'll be special'
-UNC-CH
dental school hires Hansbrough's mother
-Appalachian's
Edwards voted All-American
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Warriors
want Bobcats' Felton
-Williams,
not Portis, deserves Pro Bowl spot
-Panthers
prepare for Giant matchup
Mailbag- Who could return to Omaha?
collegebaseball.rivals.com
Tech has rich Indy Bowl roots
Independence Bowls II and III is when Louisiana Tech first
played, with the Bulldogs defeating Louisville 24-13 in 1977 and falling
35-13 to East Carolina in 1978.
Ruston Daily Leader
EagleBank Bowl has a ready, able
spokesman
Greensboro News-Record
A late fade dooms Cook
Columbia (SC) State
December 17, 2008
From Game 1 to 1000- Yow's journey
quite a climb
When Yow graduated from East Carolina in 1964, women's
college basketball as we know it did not exist
ESPN
From the
Fayetteville Observer
-State's
late-season push still paying off
Syracuse�s interest in East Carolina head coach Skip Holtz
has apparently cost the Pirates one of their recruits. Tight end Mike
Naples from Somerville, NJ
-Pack
hopes O�Brien�s bowl magic continues
From the
College Football News
-2008-2009
Bowl Picks
-Behind
The Bowls - Part 2. Swag, $, and More
-Behind
The Bowls - Part 3. Swag, $, and More
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Canes
power to win
-Keeter
injured in wreck
-Pack's
Young, Eugene want NFL scrutiny
-Hansbrough
takes his shot
From the
Durham Herald-Sun
-Break
for exams gives Blue Devils a long wait for a shot at remdeption after
loss to Wolverines
-Gamecocks
continue Eagles' slide
-Practice
makes perfect
Tar Heel players are looking forward to the gift packages
that'll feature digital camcorders among other goodies, the chance to
zip around Lowe's Motor Speedway during bowl week events and the Meineke
Car Care Bowl itself.
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Tar
Heels, WVU produce Meineke Bowl sellout
-Four
Panthers make Pro Bowl
-Bobcats
top Bulls in OT
WVU football team tempers disappointment
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
South Carolina's Cook ineligible for bowl
game
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Harris continues Tech defense's streak
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Skinner looking for redemption vs. Navy
Greensboro News-Record
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-Deacons'
Harris to start at tailback against Navy as Grobe offers 'battlefield
promotion'
-On
Phil's Heels
One of the most prestigious individual records in UNC-Chapel
Hill basketball history most likely will change hands Thursday.
WAC Sports- Should the WAC be a 10-team
league?
Carson (NV) Times
December 16, 2008
Hartline looking forward to second
chance
Kentucky.com
Tar Heels sell out of ticket allotment
Greensboro News Record
Tar Heels were also hoping for better
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Birmingham
News
-Auburn's
new coach hits recruiting trail
Pat Dye sat in the audience, but he might as well been the
featured speaker.
-Charles
Barkley says race was No. 1 factor in Turner Gill not getting Auburn job
Arena Football League cancels 2009
season
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Canes
become Santa's Helpers
-Auburn
AD gambles with choice of Chizik
From the Charlotte
Observer
-Panthers
prepare for winner-take-all matchup
-Does
CBS owe Panthers an apology?
-Ford
to attend potential UNC-CH record-breaker
NCAA cancels show part of Shrine showcase
Columbia (SC) State
Lack of coaches hurts players in
recruiting
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Beamer sets earlier curfew for Orange Bowl
Roanoke Times
Lake or no lake, Clemson and Auburn hires
link the schools
Anderson Independent
Zorn scorn- 'worst coach in America'
Hampton Roads Daily Press
December 15, 2008
From the Charlotte Observer
-Mile-high
win completes Panthers' 8-0 home season
-Blog-
Updated NFC playoff picture
-Richardson
surprises, delights team
-Panthers
immediately turn focus to Giants
-An
idol becomes a teammate
From the Raleigh News &
Observer
-Lowe
lauds Wolfpack's energy vs. Davidson
-Canes'
future difficult to gauge
-Yow
keeps going
-Terps
bite Heels again
ACC rival Maryland downs UNC-CH for third time this season for
NCAA men's soccer championship.
NCAA bowl teams clean up with nice bowl
gifts
Anderson Independent
Behind The Bowls - Part 1. Swag, $, and More
College Football News
Dizzying Option- WFU gearing up to stop
Navy offense
Winston Salem Journal
WVU, North Carolina tied together by movie
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
2008 HS football had memorable moments,
but also tragedy
Durham Herald Sun
Shrine Bowl players brighten day for
patients at children's hospital
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Clemson's bowl trip is windfall for
players, school
Greenville (SC) News
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Former
coach McGuire�s son dead at 57
-Swinney
gets first recruit; RB favors USC
Gene Chizik 'back home'
Mobile Press Register
Redskins stub toes against one of the
NFL's worst
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
From the
USA Today
-No
drama in Dallas- Cowboys dominate Giants, Manning 20-8
-Colts
rally, sink Lions to historic 0-14 mark
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December 21, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-Memphis
Falls to South Florida in Inaugural magicJack St. Petersburg Bowl
-Houston
Earns Seventh Straight Win at Toledo
-Herd
Men Win Fourth Straight with Gritty Victory Over Cumberlands
-Tigers
Fall To No. 11 Orange
-Rice
Edged By Duquesne
-Tulane
Basketball Journeys to East Coast for First Time Meeting against George
Mason this Monday
-Tulsa
Tames Lions 79-45
-Knights
fall to the Gators in Jacksonville
-Miners
Slam New Mexico State, 84-69
-UAB's
Zack Sucher Named To SI.com's Top-10 Dominators Of The Year
From the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Bulls
blister Tigers in St. Petersburg Bowl
-St.
Petersburg Bowl Postgame
-South
Florida quicker, stronger than the Tigers
-Syracuse
dumps Tigers
-Angry
rims only part of Tigers' problem
-Tigers-Syracuse
Postgame
2008 New Orleans Bowl Preview - USM vs. Troy
College Football News
Southern Miss.-Troy Preview
ESPN (AP)
From the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Gray
sparks turnaround for USM's D
-3
Keys for Southern Miss
-Covering
the spread
-Look
Out For ...
Southern Miss R+L Carriers New Orleans
Bowl Central
southernmiss.com
Nelson to play in Senior Bowl
Hattiesburg American
UH holds off Toledo 71-63 in men's hoops
Houston Chronicle
From the Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
men enjoying a winning streak
-MU
Notebook- Herd players go shopping for Salvation Army
Herd escapes with win
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Alex Tyus' double-double leads Florida to
89-61 rout of UCF
Orlando Sentinel
From the Tulsa World
-Star
recruit says he relates to Graham
-TU
tops Loyola Marymount, 79-45
Stefon Jackson leads UTEP Miners to win over NMSU Aggies
El Paso Times
December 20, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-Tigers
Kick Off Bowl Week In Inaugural magicJack St. Petersburg Bowl
-Houston
Football Press Conference Quotes
-UAB
Faces Troy For Second Time This Season On Saturday
From the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
out to make BCS point in St. Petersburg Bowl
-St.
Petersburg Bowl notes: Tigers to play Duke
-Depleted
Syracuse facing Tigers
-Memphis-Syracuse
preview
Herd seeks fourth straight win
Charleston Gazette
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
hosts NAIA's top team
-Herd
lands another receiver
Prep foes turn into friends for Golden
Eagles
Biloxi Sun Herald
Adversity teaches McRath lesson
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Blazers' nine aren't those they
originally planned to play
Birmingham News
From the Hattiesburg
American
-Nelson
to play in Senior Bowl
-USM
fans gear up for Louisiana bowl game
-Gone
bowlin'- Eagles make time for fun
From the New Orleans
Times Picayune
-Golden
Eagles showcases young guns
-Tulane
beginning to get its point across
-Tulane
piling on the recruits
-TULANE
VS. ALABAMA STATE
From the Dallas Morning
News
-SMU's
Jones settles contract dispute with Hawaii
-Ex-Highland
Park standout to transfer from SMU
From the
Tulsa World
-Two
weeks, two point guards, two departures
-Top-10
quarterback commits to Hurricane
From the El Paso Times
-UTEP,
NMSU men's basketball set for Round 2
-Miner
Men's Basketball Notebook
December 19, 2008
From the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-UM's
AD says best is yet to come
With the University of Memphis in another bowl, and with BCS
and stadium issues still looming, it seemed like a reasonable time to
talk to R.C. Johnson about his job and -- even more -- his vision.
-For
Tigers' OC Helton, creativity is the key
-Analysis:
Mental strain shows on off-target Tigers
-Tiger
Football Notebook: Two don't grade out for game
-Transfers
bolster Tigers
From the College
Football News
-Southern
Miss vs. Troy - The 2008 R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Preview &
Prediction
-2008
St. Petersburg Bowl Preview - Mem vs USF
UAB's Davis needs to solve problems
Birmingham News
From the New Orleans
Times Picayune
-Brown's
journey makes stop in New Orleans Bowl
-Troy,
Southern Miss can score in bushels
-Wave
impressive in triumph
From the Hattiesburg
American
-Patience
pays off
-Eagles
head to the Big Easy
From the Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-Adversity
teaches McRath lesson
-Two
Eagles left home ineligible
Game plan
Biloxi Sun Herald
Herd lands junior college wide receiver
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
Tulsa's Holloway Named FedEx Orange
Bowl-FWAA Courage Award Winner
conferenceusa.com
Cougar football- Notes
Houston Chronicle
Rivalry renews- UTEP, NMSU get rematch
Saturday
El Paso Times
December 18, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-2008
C-USA Football Bowl Notebook
-Conference
USA Well Represented in NFL Pro Bowl
-Five
C-USA Players Named NCBWA Preseason All-Americans
From the Birmingham
News
-Blazers
blast Jacksonville
-UAB
football coach Neil Callaway has high hopes plans for program's 8 newest
players
-UAB's
Callaway- No contact from Auburn
-BOWLS
LOOSEN BELTS TO GOBBLE UP TEAMS
-BOWL
GAMES FROM BEST TO WORST
From the Houston
Chronicle
-Rice's
Clement heads Chronicle All-C-USA team
-Rice
uses defense to down Harvard 67-63
Carter answers call for Texas A&M in win
over SMU
Dallas Morning News
From the Huntington
Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
men defeat Ohio
-UAB
loses 4 players, 2 to academics
-Junior
college foursome joins Thundering Herd
Lutz, Herd sink Bobcats
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From the Jackson
Clarion-Ledger
-The
optimist
Southern Miss football coach Larry Fedora arrived on the
Hattiesburg campus one year ago with an energy that quickly caught fans'
attention and eventually translated into record attendance.
-Eagles
to work at Tulane facility
McRath hopes to finish USM season in style
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the New Orleans
Times Picayune
-BIG
EASY WELCOME
Somehow Damion Fletcher eluded the bead girls as he stepped
off a University of Southern Mississippi bus Wednesday afternoon in
downtown New Orleans.
-Tulane
gets Texas lineman
-Wave
takes back-to-basics attitude
From the Memphis
Commercial Appeal
-Tiger
football defense finally gets it
-Tiger
Football Notebook: Three juco players sign
-Ugly,
but a win: Tigers manage to outlast Trojans in dogfight at Forum
Cancer KO leads to an award for Holloway
Tulsa World
From the El Paso Times
-UTEP
Miners catch fire, romp past Texas Tech Red Raiders
-Big
second half lifts UTEP Miners to blowout
UCF's Joe Burnett earns 2 honors
Orlando Sentinel
December 17, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-Five
C-USA Players Named NCBWA Preseason All-Americans
-Men's
Basketball Notebook
-10
Questions with Case Keenum
UAB men's basketball team loses four players
The UAB men's basketball roster took a major hit Tuesday with
the decision of Terrence Roderick and Armon Bassett to leave school and
Jeremy Mayfield and Ed Berrios ineligible because of academic issues.
Birmingham News
The Top 10 Bowl Best Bets (Part One)
Sports Network
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tiger
football team soaks up Florida sunshine
-St.
Petersburg Bowl notebook
-Pressure
is on Tigers for wins
-Tiger
basketball preview vs. ULAR
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-About
Face
The Southern Miss defense shouldered much of the blame during
the team's five-game losing streak.
-USM
sells out ticket allotment
From the
Hattiesburg American
-All
bowl games can be fun
-Fedora
looks forward to New Orleans food
-It
was not a very good day
-Best
team in the 'burg
From the
Houston Chronicle
-UH
Notebook- Cougars look to cash in at foul line
-UH's
Hafner, Hunt to play in East-West Shrine Game
Herd men take on Ohio tonight
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Laudenslayer wants to restore Herd
tradition
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
SMU Mustangs attempt to shake off loss
Dallas Morning News
New Mexico Lobos' hot shooting overwhelms
UTEP Miners
El Paso Times
December 16, 2008
From conferenceusa.com
-Men's
Basketball Players of the Week
-Women's
Basketball Players of the Week and Notebook
-Rice
Back at Home Wednesday
-SMU
Basketball Visits Texas A&M, First Meeting Since 1996
-Southern
Miss Snaps Skid with 69-44 Victory over Crosstown Rival William Carey
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
bowl-bound again, but program faces challenges
-C-USA
football teams and titles
McEleveen To Visit UCF
McElveen has offers from UCF, Middle Tennessee State, and
East Carolina. He says UCF is his favorite.
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Rice Notebook- Coaches enjoy new space
at Tudor
Houston Chronicle
MU snags another JUCO QB
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
From the
Charleston Daily Mail
-Herd
lands second junior college quarterback
-Two
more football players commit to Herd
-Marshall
basketball team gaining an identity
SMU men stumble in loss to Arkansas-Pine
Bluff
Dallas Morning News
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Troy,
Southern Miss have common traits
-Texas
twins choose Wave
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-Fedora
has history with Troy coach Blakeney
-Eagles
snap 3-game skid
-Bowl
trip whets coach's appetite
-Brown
living up to billing
USM preps for Troy in N.O. Bowl
Biloxi Sun Herald
DeAndre Brown C-USA Freshman of the Year
Hattiesburg American
TU bowl opponent, Ball State, has head-coaching change
Tulsa World
December 15, 2008
Men's Basketball Weekend Recap
conferenceusa.com
From the Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-It's
'Home, Sweet Dome' for Louisiana Eagles
-Fedora's
hectic week begins
-Brown
living up to billing
Watson fulfills dreams at USM
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-MU
lands junior college QB
-Herd
looked to Wilkerson in comeback
Tiger coach Calipari talking tough
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the Tulsa World
-TU
drops Blue Hose
-TU
Notebook
NMSU Aggies rip UTEP Miners in Las Cruces
El Paso Times
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