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Mustangs lead C-USA teams in Director's Cup

 

Southern Methodist is the top-ranked Conference USA school and rates 45th nationally in the updated U.S. Sports Academy Directors' Cup Division I standings, according to a release on the Mustangs' athletic web site.

Final rankings will be available on June 29. Going back to its days in the Western Athletic Conference, SMU has ranked as the top school in its league for eight straight years in the Director's Cup standings.

At No. 45 nationally, SMU rates ahead of the three other C-USA schools in the top 100 — Texas-El Paso (70), Tulsa (77) and Rice (100) — and ahead of nearby Dallas-Ft. Worth rival Texas Christian (55).

With only baseball remaining, Stanford has secured its 12th consecutive national Director's Cup award.


Tulane AD receives prestigious service award

For his hard work and dedication to the Tulane athletic program in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, Green Wave athletic director Rick Dickson has received the Distinguished Service Award from the United States Sports Academy at the National Association of College Directors of Athletics Convention.

The award is given annually to those individuals who have made outstanding contributions to national or international sports through instruction, research or service.

Dating back to its inception in 1984, Dickson becomes the first winner of the honor from Tulane and the fourth overall from the state of Louisiana, joining legendary Grambling State football coach Eddie Robinson (1995), former LSU baseball coach and current athletic director Skip Bertman (2000) and former LSU basketball coach Dale Brown (2003).

Following the devastation caused by the largest natural disaster to hit the continental United States, Dickson helped spearhead an unprecedented move that allowed Tulane athletics to continue. With the campus and surrounding New Orleans area having suffered severe damages, Dickson helped devise a plan that saw the teams relocate to four campuses — Louisiana Tech, Southern Methodist, Texas A&M and Texas Tech.


Calipari racking up some broadcast work

For the second time in three months, Memphis basketball coach John Calipari will be a guest host on Fox Sports' "Best Damn Sports Show Period" tonight. Calipari, a guest host on BDSSP in early April, also will serve as the show's NBA Draft correspondent on Thursday, June 29, reviewing the new draft class.

Check local television listings for broadcast times in your viewing area.


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