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04.11.06: ECU's Smith is Johnny Bench Award candidate ... Calipari visits Wolfpack ... Barnes stays but Texas star headed to NBA ... Temple names in-town successor to Chaney
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03.31.06: ECU golfer shares C-USA honor ... UAB's Johnson to face Globetrotters ... Rockne to be remembered across the globe
03.30.06: Pirate Club leader moving up to new position ... ECU tennis duo gathering accolades ... Ex-Tar Heel gridder charged with sex crime ... Hoosiers tap N.C. native to guide hoops
03.29.06: Lou Holtz speaks to East Carolina gridders ...
C-USA baseball on television ... Duke lacrosse in limbo ... Redick, Morrison unanimous choices
03.28.06: Duke president speaks out on lacrosse scandal ... USM, Houston off to unbeaten league starts ... Auburn sweeps NCAA swimming
03.27.06: UConn shocked, by George! ... ECU's Frasure earns outdoor qualifications ... Winona State takes Division II hoops title
03.26.06: Bruins end Memphis' run ... Scrimmage moves Pirates toward two-deep .. East Carolina cagers to transfer
03.25.06: Orsini jumps from Central Florida to SMU ... Orr walks the plank at Seton Hall ... USC's Booty sidelined, may face surgery
03.24.06: Western Carolina to retire LeClair's No. 23 ... Memphis reaches Elite Eight, Duke bounced ... Cincinnati at hub of coaching moves
03.23.06: Pirates fine-tune for Friday night scrimmage ... Alford seeks to defuse Indiana speculation ... Citadel forms hoops coach search committee
03.22.06: Southern Miss hurler shares national honor ... Iowa State finds its man ... Sweet 16 teams sweeten the conference pot
03.21.06: VanSant family visitation, memorial announced ... ECU makes strong start in outdoor season ... Webcasts supplement CBS tourney ratings
03.20.06: Memphis marches on ... Former Holland aide leads team into Sweet 16 ... Cowboy grapplers lasso NCAA title
03.19.06: Morgan in charge after Hampton coach quits ... Virginia Wesleyan wins Division III crown ... Report on Title IX goes to Congress
03.18.06: The Big Dance ... literally ... DePaul legend Meyer succumbs at 92 ... Morgan out at Iowa State
03.17.06: Jackie Robinson tops NCAA list ... UTEP out of NIT ... Bomb scare delays San Diego regional
03.16.06: Dean Dome designer dies ... Buckley bounced at Ball State ... Westphal dismissed at Pepperdine ... C-USA Hoops Tournament wrap-up
03.15.06: Seahawk cagers getting it done in classroom ... Title IX update due from government agency ... C-USA Tournament Wrap-up
03.14.06: Tulsa draws Wolfpack in women's regional ... Henderson out at Delaware ... Temple icon Chaney says it's time to step down ... C-USA Tournament Wrap-up
03.13.06: Memphis gets No. 1 seed ... Villanova's Ray expected to bounce back ...
C-USA Tournament Wrap-up
03.12.06: Memphis reigns as conference champ ... Pirates' Frasure 7th in NCAA weight throw ... Arizona State ousts basketball coach ... C-USA Tournament Scoreboard
03.11.06: Special days designated for football season ... Tulsa scrimmages under Thursday night lights ... Tigers' Carney, Calipari sweep C-USA honors ... C-USA Tournament Scoreboard
03.10.06: Koonce accepts position with Packers ... ECU spring football taking spring break ... K-State shows Woolridge the door ... C-USA Tournament Scoreboard
03.09.06: Frasure throwing his weight around ... Pirates top Tar Heels in softball ... O'Leary planning to stay at Central Florida ... C-USA Scoreboard & Tournament Schedule
03.08.06: Hinnant makes All
C-USA freshmen team ... ESPN nixes Vitale's commentary on CBS ... Seahawks are dancin' ...
C-USA Scoreboard & Tournament Schedule
03.07.06: Rouse earns C-USA distinction ... Spring drills: Depth chart two-plus weeks away ... Marshall, Rice players share hitting honors ... C-USA Scoreboard & Tournament Schedule
03.06.06: Tourney: Bucs set for late-night joust with UCF ... ECU spring drills: pads on, snap exchange off ... C-USA Scoreboard & Tournament Schedule
03.05.06: 49ers experience technical difficulties ... Huggins returns for Cincinnati's seniors ... C-USA Scoreboard & Tournament Schedule
03.04.06: Pirates to strap on pads today ... Lady Pirates eliminated by Tulsa ... Briefs: More coaching exits; Tourney action ... C-USA Basketball Scoreboard & Schedule
03.03.06: Lady Pirates nip UAB in C-USA Tournament ... UAB stuns Memphis to boost dance prospects ... Mile High hosting in-state rivals ... C-USA Basketball Scoreboard
03.02.06: Lady Pirates Young, Mills collect accolades ... Cover boy Redick and Duke tripped by hex ... Marlins need 9th-inning rally to edge Miami ...
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03.01.06: Golden Hurricane starts spring workouts ... Tulane's 'refugee' grid team returning home ... Cage coaching merry-go-round speeds up ... C-USA Basketball Scoreboard

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Calipari reportedly remaining at Memphis

 

The Memphis Commercial Appeal reported Tuesday evening that Memphis athletic director R.C. Johnson and John Calipari met Tuesday afternoon, and the result was that, barring a late change of plans, Calipari will remain as Tigers basketball coach.

Multiple sources told The Commercial Appeal that while no contract has been signed, an official offer has been presented that could boost Calipari's salary to between $1.5 and 1.7 million per season. An official announcement could come today.

The new deal for Calipari comes after North Carolina State offered the Tigers' sixth-year coach a package worth close to $2 million per year. Rick Barnes of Texas had already rejected a similar offer from the Wolfpack.


U of M grants raise, contract extension to West

Memphis coach Tommy West gets contract extension, raise

Memphis athletic director R.C. Johnson announced via the university's athletic web site on Tuesday that an agreement has been reached with Tiger football Tommy West which will extend his contract through the 2010 season.

"I am pleased to announce that we have reached an agreement with our football coach which will keep him in Memphis for years to come," said Johnson. "Our football team has experienced a great deal of success both on the playing field and in the classroom under Tommy and we want to keep him right here at the University of Memphis to continue building a football program that has already become successful."

The new contractual agreement, a five-year deal, will add one year to West's current contract, increase his salary, as well as add bonuses for incentives reached each season. Additional funding was also made available for the coach to increase the financial package of his assistant coaches.


'Bama booster killed, son in custody

The Memphis Commercial Appeal reported that the son of slain Memphis figure Logan Young, Jr., was in police custody Tuesday afternoon, waiting to answer questions about his father’s death.

Logan Young, Jr., 65, was found battered to death in his Chickasaw Gardens mansion by a housekeeper just before 9 a.m. on Tuesday.

Logan Young, III, 39, was waiting in the offices of an East Memphis lawyer when police took him into custody. He had not been charged late Tuesday.

Logan Young, Jr., part of the Memphis upper crust and a University of Alabama booster, was convicted last year by a federal jury of paying former Trezevant High coach Lynn Lang $150,000 to ensure that hot football prospect Albert Means signed with the Crimson Tide.

He was sentenced to six months in prison and six months of house arrest and ordered to forfeit $96,100. He remained out of prison on bond and several months ago underwent a kidney transplant.

His actions kept Alabama out of post-season bowl game opportunities, cut scholarships, and left the school facing five years’ probation.


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