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February 22, 2009
Academy Awards
Orthodox Meatfare Sunday (Christian Orthodox)
Shrovetide
Birthday - President George Washington (1st President)
From
Bonesville.net
-BVL
Box Score:
East Carolina 5, Monmouth 1
-BVL:
Hurricane sinks Pirates in second half
From
ecupirates.com
-Lady
Pirates Set For UAB Sunday
-Pirates
Play Indiana, UC Riverside On Sunday
-Heston
Shines In ECU's 5-1 Win
-ECU
Falls To Tulsa
-Pirates
Sail Past Gardner-Webb, 5-2
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Florida
keys- Former Seminole teammates lift ECU
-Uzoh
lifts Tulsa past Pirates
From the
Tulsa World
-TU
takes down East Carolina, 72-62
-TU
remains on course
-TU
Notebook
From the
Washington Daily News
-Battery
of Heston, Avchen charge up East Carolina
-Hinnant
nets 23 in East Carolina loss
Newcomers, lifelong friends lead Pirates to win
Kinston Free Press
February 21, 2009
Single-Tasking Day
UN International Mother Language Day
Anniversary - Washington Monument Dedication
From Bonesville.net
-BVL
Box Score:
East Carolina 13, Monmouth 4
Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (Billy Godwin)
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Win Season Opener, 13-4
-Men's
Hoops Set To Battle Tulsa
-Lady
Pirates Fall at Memphis
-Softball
Takes On Michigan, Florida State
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Mammoth
vs. Monmouth
-ECU
baseball wins opener
-C-USA
road trip takes Pirate men to Tulsa
-Road
woes continue for Pirates with loss to Memphis
-After
moment in spotlight, ECU Dance Team wants more
From the
Washington Daily News
-Pirates
open baseball season in style
-Opening
day always a glorious day
Pirates hammer Monmouth in baseball opener
Kinston Free Press
Filling the role suits TU reserve
Tulsa World
Byrd graduate Palmer to miss ECU spring
practice
Fayetteville Observer
East Carolina Ice Hockey Racks in Cool
Cash
WNCT
February 20, 2009
Hoodie-Hoo Day (Northern Hemisphere)
Pisces Begins
UN World Day for Social Justice
Anniversary - Closest Approach of a Comet to Earth
From Bonesville.net
-Myatt:
View from the 'ville
� It's
Maness vs. Monmouth in opener
Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (Clark Howard)
From
ecupirates.com
-Pirate
Gameday Central
No. 27 East Carolina will open up the 2009 season this
Friday, Feb. 20 when they play host to Monmouth inside Lewis Field at
Clark-LeClair Stadium. First pitch is scheduled for 3 p.m.
-Lady
Pirates To Battle Memphis Friday
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
open season with series against Monmouth
-ECU
hits the ice for tourney
-Holland
encourages community to give time, money
-Butterfield-
ECU, PCMH projects may not receive intense funding
From the
Kinston Free Press
-Pirates
open season with depth, confidence
-ECU
coach wary of unheralded Hawks
-Sowers
improving at ECU
-The
start of baseball's cycle
ECU baseball opens season today
Washington Daily News
2009 ECU baseball preview
The East Carolinian
Top 20 Southern College Baseball Stadiums
dixiefriedsports.com
From
scout.com (sub req'd)
-2009
Breakout Candidate: Jake Smith, C
In 2006, the Oakland A�s selected catcher Jake Smith in the
21st round of the amateur draft out of East Carolina. Since that time,
Smith has shown that he can hit at the professional level, but he has
been hampered by a shoulder injury. Will this be the year that Smith
breaks through?
-JaWuan
James visits GT
An offer came in the mail today from East Carolina to put him
at eighteen.
February 19, 2009
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bradsher:
The Bradsher Beat
�
Youth movement impacting Lady Pirates
Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (Lion's Club)
Billy Godwin Talks Pirate Baseball
ecupirates.com
Drew, Mitchell ready for shots at NFL
Washington Daily News
Around Campus:
Budget cuts loom at ECU
Greenville Daily Reflector
Millions are made in a 40-yard flash
The Tennessean
Rockets Name New Outside Receivers Coach
University of Toledo head football coach Tim Beckman has
announced the hiring of Jason Nichols to the Rocket Football staff.
scout.com
2009 Bruins hopeful for postseason success
The UCLA Daily Bruin
February 18, 2009
Pluto Day
Anniversary - Cow Milked While Flying
From Bonesville.net
-BVL:
Southern Miss shakes off Pirates
Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (Walter Jones)
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU
Rally Falls Short Against Southern Miss
-A
Message From Terry Holland
East Carolina AD Announces Pirate Club Events On Feb. 25 And
Feb. 28
-2009
Baseball Preview
-Maness
Named Honorable Mention All-America
Pirates fail to overcome Golden Eagles'
quick start
Greenville Daily Reflector
Southern Miss tops East Carolina 69-59
Washington Daily News (AP)
Southern Miss Holds Off East Carolina for
69-59 Victory
southernmiss.com
Wise's 17-point night helps Eagles snap
5-game skid
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Collazo expected to lead after flying
under radar
Monmouth opens its season Friday when it begins a three-game
series at East Carolina.
Asbury Park (NJ) Press
All Blair can do is wait turn
He is sitting out this season as a redshirt after
transferring from East Carolina.
Wichita Eagle
February 17, 2009
My Way Day
National PTA Founders' Day
World Human Spirit Day
From Bonesville.net
-Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk
� LeClair
influence still profound at ECU
-BVL:
ECU 2009 Baseball Schedule
Talk FM:
Talk of the Town (Habitat for Humanity)
From
ecupirates.com
-Men's
Hoops Looks To Even Up C-USA Record
-Terry,
Best Earn C-USA Weekly Honors
Record-breaking run
With one more victory, ECU will set the school record for
most C-USA wins in a season.
Greenville Daily Reflector
Pirates seek season sweep at Southern
Miss
Jacksonville Daily News
From the
East Carolinian
-Legan
jumper lifts ECU past Rice
-Lady
Pirates score pair of C-USA wins
-Softball
suffers tough weekend
Golden Eagles Look to Snap Skid against
East Carolina
southernmiss.com
Southern Miss vs. East Carolina
Southern Miss looks to put an end to a five-game losing
streak when it takes on East Carolina at Green Coliseum tonight.
Jackson Clarion Ledger
Eagles try to reverse course against
Pirates
Biloxi Sun Herald
Trout lands his name on list
He has signed a National Letter of Intent to play
baseball at East Carolina University.
Vineland (NJ) Daily Journal
Rams, Cougars advance
East Carolina recruit Wakefield Ellison led all scorers
with 27 points and the Cougars were never threatened in an opening round
rout.
Asheville Citizen-Times
Don't put off ECU's dental school
Raleigh News & Observer
February 16, 2009
President�s Day
Great Backyard
Bird Count (Feb. 13-16)
Peele:
Woody's Ramblings
�
Pirates primed to challenge Rice
Bonesville.net
From
ecupirates.com
-ECU
Wins Overtime Thriller Over UCF, 86-83
-Pirates
Fall To Nation's Top Team
-Appalachian
State Edges Pirate Tennis, 4-3
ECU women outlast Knights in OT
Greenville Daily Reflector
Around Campus:
More students never see campus
As of fall 2008: EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY: 22 percent of
ECU's enrollment of 28000 were solely distance education students.
Raleigh News & Observer
Recruiting- Two SC recruits draw national eye
Unsigned RB Larry Raper of Shelby, NC, has had contact
recently from Michigan and East Carolina and film was sent to their
programs last week.
Columbia (SC) State
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February 22, 2009
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Maryland
stuns No. 3 Tar Heels
-Fells
keeps Wolfpack from falling to Virginia
-Duke
trying five of a kind
-Pack
debuts ambitious online show
-Web
site tracks college football recruits
From the
Charlotte Observer
-Davidson's
bubble burst in BracketBusters
-49ers
road blues continue in Richmond
-Panthers
game key for Bucs coach
-Bobcats
creeping toward limiting financial options
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-USC
built it; fans came
-Carolina
Stadium- USC christens new baseball venue with a victory
-Budget
cuts force colleges to find new ways to save
Free throws help USC stay tied atop SEC
East
Greenville (SC) News
NASCAR drivers prepare for year's 'first
true test'
Greensboro News-Record
February 21, 2009
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-USC�s
Davis helped steer new stadium to completion
He helped oversee upgrades to the basketball arena at his
alma mater, East Carolina
-Purnell-
No contact with Alabama
-Clemson
puts on offensive display in rout of Charlotte
-Board
approves multi-year deals for coaches
-Conditioning
helps USC avoid wear-and-tear
Purnell says he has no intention of
leaving Clemson
Greenville (SC) News
From the
Anderson Independent
-Tigers
run wild on Charlotte, win season opener
-TCU
replaces Central Michigan on Clemson's 2009 football schedule
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Heels
open stadium in style
-N.C.
State guard puts up a fight
-Bettman
sees city in whole new light
-Canes
feel right at home
New Chants play with look of old
Myrtle Beach Sun News
From the
Winston Salem Journal
-With
upset loss avenged, Deacons are eyeing Devils
-WFU's
Wellman appointed to D-I basketball committee
-ASU
to play Winthrop in respite from SoCon
Vick to Niners, Vikes?
Hampton Roads Daily Press
From the
Charlotte Observer
-Turkoglu,
Magic run over Bobcats
-Peppers
can't be a villain; he's done nothing wrong
-Area's
most disliked sports figures
-Curry's
status still up in the air
-It's
too bad Niners can't just start over
February 20, 2009
From the Charlotte Observer
-College
Baseball at a Glance
-49ers
stun No. 16 Xavier
-Panthers
busy at deadline
-Fowler-
This reality show isn't ready to end
-Peppers
days in Charlotte officially numbered
-Gross
glad to stay in Charlotte
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Oops,
Roy did it again
Video- Williams lets an expletive fly in press conference
-Blue
Devils get help from freshmen
-Diversity
report faults NCAA's hiring practices
Plenty of action today to open baseball
season
Durham Herald-Sun
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Morris-
USC faced curveballs en route to first pitch
-USC
baseball reloads for postseason run
-5
people who make USC baseball go
-Baseball-
Tigers look for return to form
Leggett, Tigers ready to get started
Anderson Independent
Video game producer likes Littlejohn's
energy
Greenville (SC) News
Curry's absence causes problems for
Davidson
Greensboro News-Record
Zorn doesn't see Hall re-signing in near
future
Norfolk Virginian Pilot
February 19, 2009
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Heels
hold off Pack
-Pack
aiming for postseason
-Duke's
RPI drops to 5
-Tar
Heels dismiss three football players
-Jagodzinski
high on Bucs
From the Charlotte Observer
-Wallace
leads Bobcats over Pacers
-Peppers
gives Panthers few options
-Wildcats
minus Curry equals loss
-Jersey
retirement by the numbers
Deacs shed Jackets
Winston Salem Journal
Economic downturn could lead Southland teams to tighten
their belts
Los Angeles Times
February 18, 2009
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-No
in-state starters in UNCCH-NCSU game
-NCSU
baseball young but could pack a punch
-Canes
no match for Bruins
-Icy
mission accomplished
Cutcliffe, Duke continue to land in-state
football recruits
Durham Herald-Sun
NC RB Loves UVA Visit
West Rowan standout RB Kevin Park will visit Clemson on
Saturday and North Carolina State and ECU on Sunday
superprep.com (sub req'd)
Leach rejects Texas Tech contract offer
Mike Leach has declined a five-year, $12.7 million contract
offer from Texas Tech, athletic director Gerald Myers said Tuesday.
Houston Chronicle
From the
Hampton Roads Daily Press
-Tech
suspends Allen one game
-A
bird could flip Hokies' tourney bid
Tigers torch Terps
Anderson Independent
From the Charlotte Observer
-Bobcats
fall to Magic in overtime
-Shell
retires from Panthers, NFL
-Panthers
announce employee layoffs
-When
it rains, it pours on NASCAR
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Smelley
thinking about football as he returns to diamond
-Tanner-
'It doesn't get any better'
-Vandy
win gives boost to USC's SEC hopes
February 17, 2009
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Canes
will retire Wesley's jersey today
-Wesley's
numbers irrelevant
-Heels
cruising through conference
-Blue
Devils suddenly seem stumped
-UNC-CH
football takes a hit
Linebackers coach Tommy Thigpen and tight ends coach Steve
Hagen became the second and third assistant coaches this month to leave
-It's
not too early to pick top football games of '09
From the Charlotte Observer
-Curry,
minus crutches, at Davidson's practice
-Bell
says Bobcats' coach has mellowed
-Ex-Bobcat
suspended after wreckless driving
Money to be top priority for next
athletics director at WSSU
Winston Salem Journal
From the
Columbia (SC) State
-Horn
fights uphill battle
-USC
baseball picked 4th in SEC East
Auburn, Missouri highlight Furman's
schedule
Greenville (SC) News
Never a dull moment for Groh
Hampton Roads Daily Press
Wyndham a tougher sell in slow economy
Greensboro News-Record
February 16, 2009
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Boston
College hands Duke another loss
-Lawson
buries 3-pointers to bury Miami
Krzyzewski- 'All of a sudden, something
went wrong' in loss
Durham Herald-Sun
McClinton not enough for Canes
Miami Herald
From the Charlotte Observer
-Race
called, giving Kenseth the Daytona 500 win
-Earnhardt
Jr. in the middle of melee
-Curry
X-rays negative
-Bobcats
part-owner gets 9 years
UVa trims Clemson in OT
Roanoke Times
Clemson squanders another chance to join Tar Heels, Duke
at the top of ACC
Anderson Independent Mail
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Wolfpack
honors Yow, upsets Cavs
-Woeful-
ASU's problems continue
Report- Prince may return to U.Va.
Hampton Roads Daily Press
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February 22, 2009
From
conferenceusa.com
-Mustangs
Hold Off Rice, 69-66
-Cal
Poly Rallies Past Rice Baseball Team In Second Game of Saturday
Doubleheader, 7-6
-Tiger
Baseball Unable to Overcome Bradley's Fast Start, Falls 5-1
Fifth-ranked Tigers hold off UTEP for 18th straight
victory
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Miners fail to match Memphis' swagger
El Paso Times
Blazers bury Southern Miss under barrage
of 3-pointers
Birmingham News
From the
Hattiesburg American
-USM
continues hot hitting, pitching
-Eagles'
struggles continue at UAB
-Loss
to UAB a tough pill to swallow
-Eagles
convinced UAB is better than Memphis
Alabama-Birmingham drubs slumping Southern
Miss
Biloxi Sun Herald
SMU makes plays down the stretch to beat
Rice, 69-66
Dallas Morning News
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
gets swamped by Green Wave
-Herd
baseball falls to Old Dominion
-Fielder
joins the call for a Marshall baseball field
From the
New Orleans Times Picayune
-Bats
come alive as Tulane salvages split with Le Moyne
-Tulane
dunks Thundering Herd
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Coleman,
Lewis propel UH to 77-72 win over UCF
-Rice's
rally falls short in 69-66 loss to SMU
-UH
baseball loses second straight to K-State
Houston sweeps season series vs. UCF
despite Jermaine Taylor's 35 points
Orlando Sentinel
February 21, 2009
Freshman Cameron Moore contributes as
bench player for Blazers
Birmingham News
SMU-TCU football game moved so Horned
Frogs can play Clemson
Dallas Morning News
From the
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
-USM
pounds Lehigh, 18-1
-Southern
Miss set to take on UAB today
-Eagles
get another shot at Davis, Blazers
Golden Eagles play in Blazers� perfect
home
Biloxi Sun Herald
From the
Houston Chronicle
-K-State
hammers UH 16-2 in baseball opener
-UH
men looking forward to C-USA tournament
-College
Baseball- Rice tops Cal Poly
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Herd
on the road at Tulane
-MU
baseball opens season with a pair of wins
-Fans
choose church over Herd
Herd carrying momentum into Tulane
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Flynn's
pitching lifts Wave
-Green
Wave formulating Marshall plan
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Pieces
in place for Miners
-Tiger
Preview vs. UTEP
UTEP Miners looks to make statement against Memphis
El Paso Times
From
the Orlando Sentinel Blogs
-Rooney
era begins with UCF win over Virginia Commonwealth
-Did
Kwame Geathers diss UCF with hat switcheroo?
February 20, 2009
From
conferenceusa.com
-Tulsa's
Arnau Brugues Named No. 1 Singles Player in the Nation
C-USA Daily Update
From
the
Birmingham News
-No
margin for error for Blazers
-Q&A
with UAB men's basketball coach Mike Davis
Herd baseball not getting much respect in
C-USA
Huntington Herald Dispatch
From
the Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Baseball:
Herd's Sikula expects increased role this season
-Herd's
Baines returns to old form
-Herd
duo heading to NFL Combine
Houston coach impressed by Herd's tenacity
Charleston (WV) Gazette
From
the Orlando Sentinel Blogs
-C-USA
Roundup- UCF still sixth but has chance to move up
-Sun
came up this morning, Knights can win without Davis
Listen to interviews with Taylor,
Zondervan and Speraw talking about Tony Davis' departure
University of Memphis donations plan boosts basketball
season-ticket accounts
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Red-hot Miners add to streak
El Paso Times
SMU football gets first commitment for
2010
Dallas Morning News
February 19, 2009
From
conferenceusa.com
-Preseason
Baseball Notebook
-Two
C-USA Players Named to Golden Spikes Watch List
-Feb.
18 C-USA Golf Notebook
UCF Knights forward Tony Davis declared
ineligible
Orlando Sentinel
Memphis Tigers crush SMU, 90-47, for 17th straight win
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Determined
Herd downs Houston
-Sheer
effort put the Herd past Houston
Herd upsets Cougars
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Marshall men upset Houston
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
From the
Houston Chronicle
-Marshall
downs UH men despite Coleman's 38
-Rice
men fall as UTEP finds win at foul line 67-58
UTEP Miners earn third win in row
El Paso Times
Blazers rally for road win
Birmingham News
Missed chances haunt Tulane
New Orleans Times Picayune
Another USM coach leaves town
Southern Miss defensive line/special teams coach Art Kaufman
has left for a job on Butch Davis' staff
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
Eagles ready to hit the field
Hattiesburg American
February 18, 2009
From
conferenceusa.com
-2009
East Carolina Baseball Preview
-Two
C-USA Pitchers Named to NCBWA Stopper of the Year Watch List
-Feb
17 Men's Basketball Notebook
-Feb.
17 Women's Basketball Notebook & Statistics
-Feb.
17 Women's Tennis Notebook
UAB approaching every matchup as if it
were a tournament game
Birmingham News
From the
Charleston (WV) Daily Mail
-Houston,
Coleman to visit Marshall tonight
-Giants
running back Bradshaw reports to Virginia jail
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Bradshaw
reports to Virginia jail
-MU,
Houston face off tonight
-For
Lutz, a tale of two halves is telling
Better than expected
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Tulane's Anderson earning his keep
New Orleans Times Picayune
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers'
Witherspoon hopes to be in mix down stretch
-Tigers
preview: Mempis vs. Southern Methodist
SMU men face Memphis after making change
Dallas Morning News
From the
Tulsa World
-Investment
bond
LIFE'S HIGHWAY finally has brought Doug and Dave Wojcik
together
-C-USA
Insider
From the El Paso Times
-UTEP
men's basketball notebook- Miners seek another victory in Houston
-UTEP
men's basketball notebook
-Kareem
Cooper Leaves UTEP Basketball Team
-UTEP
lineman hopes to live NFL dreams
Report- Ex-WKU assistant set to join USM
staff
Hattiesburg American
INSIDE C-USA- Memphis mothballs plan to
wear orange, purple
Jackson Clarion Ledger
UH Notebook- New coach Anderson ready for
work
Houston Chronicle
February 17, 2009
USM's Fletcher arrested on gun charge
Jackson Clarion-Ledger
From the Hattiesburg
American
-UPDATE-
Man heard 3 rounds of gunfire
Southern Miss football players Damion Fletcher and Brennan
Houston were subsequently arrested
-Fedora
issues brief statement on players' arrest
TU rests, digests UCF loss
The Golden Hurricane gets a bye this week, and won't play
again until Saturday's home game against East Carolina.
Tulsa World
From the
Memphis Commercial Appeal
-C-USA
tourney sales off
-Poll
time: Memphis Tigers are 5th in AP, 6th in coaches' poll
From
conferenceusa.com
-Women's
Basketball Players of the Week
-Softball
Notebook
-Men's
Basketball Players of the Week
From the El Paso Times
-UTEP
Miners set for date with dangerous Rice Owls
-Banged-up
Miners stay in contention
From the Huntington Herald-Dispatch
-Lape
welcomes pressure
-Marshall
still has field only in dreams
-Marshall
season hits home stretch
-C-USA
REMAINING GAMES
This Week in Southern Miss Baseball
southernmiss.com
Rice Notebook- Football players get back on track
Houston Chronicle
2 football players, 2 basketball players
to be inducted into UCF Athletics Hall of Fame
Orlando Sentinel
February 16, 2009
From
conferenceusa.com
-Men's
Basketball Weekend Recap
-Women's
Basketball Roundup
-C-USA
Softball Weekend Recap
Owls baseball- No power
Houston Chronicle
UTEP guard stole Herd's best chance at
road win
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Houston's Coleman stepping into town
Charleston (WV) Gazette
Can Jermaine Taylor reach 2,000 points?
Orlando Sentinel
TU: Three Questions with Sam Mitchell
Tulsa World
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