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November 21, 2004
From Bonesville.net
-Denny O'Brien:
Despite loss, healing has begun - 11.21
-Bonesville:
Late boot beats Bucs - 11.21
-Bonesville:
ECU-Memphis Box Score - 11.21
 Bonesville Bytes Audio:
Thompson, Brindise, Pinkney - 11.21
-Bonesville:
ECU schedule, scores, attendance, TV - 11.21
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 11.21
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Utah rout of old nemesis BYU forces BCS hand
—
College football weekend: stars &
storylines
Memphis Kicks Late Field Goal To Defeat ECU
ecupirates.com
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Williams
runs wild over East Carolina
-Late
field goal downs Pirates
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-Pirates
ponder 'what if?'
-This
plot almost a shocker
From the Washington (NC) Daily News
-Late
field goal foils Pirates
-Cowboys'
Copper is ready for Ravens
-Garrard
makes good on chance to run Jaguars' offense
-Leach
looks forward to his opportunity to play
Late field goal gives Memphis 38-35 victory
New Bern Sun-Journal
From the Kinston Free Press
-Pirates
reflect attitude of their coach
-Pirates'
upset bid fails as Memphis wins, 38-35
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Saved
by the kick
-University
of Memphis Postgame
ECU turnovers help Memphis win 38-35
Winston Salem Journal
ON THE JAGUARS- Garrard's future looks bright, but questions may linger
Florida Times Union
November 20, 2004
From Bonesville.net
-Bonesville:
J.T. settlement finalized - 11.20
-Bonesville:
Wolfpack gangs up on Pirates - 11.20
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 11.20
—
ABC Television backing out of BCS sweepstakes?
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Former Louisville hoops star dead at 48
Bonesville:
Memphis at ECU Game Day Audio Streams - 11.20
WNCT:
Pirate Weekend with Patrick Johnson - 11.20
WNCT:
Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 11.20
WGHB:
Live @ 5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 11.20
From the ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Run Out Of Gas In BCA Title Game Against NC State
-Lady
Pirate Basketball Defeats Duquesne In Season Opener
-ECU
Swimming and Diving Compete In Nike Cup
-Volleyball
Falls to Houston at Conference USA Tournament, 3-0
Football
Memphis vs East Carolina
Saturday
November 20th
2:00 p.m. ET
Bagwell Field, Dowdy-FIcklen Stadium
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From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-McCoy
learns to deal with different roles
-Magic
stops
-Can
ECU have a happy ending?
-Pirates
hear Baldwin-Tener’s message loud and clear
-In
the end, money still makes the college football world turn
-Contract
settled between ECU and Thompson
From the Kinston Free Press
-N.C.
State hammers Pirates in BCA finals
-Pirates
host Tigers in home finale
-ECU
releases Thompson settlement details
Pack quickly
dashes East Carolina's hopes
Durham Herald Sun
Pirates try and regroup after Thomspon resigns
New Bern Sun-Journal
N.C. State races to 34-point rout of ECU
Winston Salem Journal
Wolfpack roll to BCA crown
Courier Tribunel
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Precise
Pack baffles Pirates
-Pirates
now in discomfort zone
Wolfpack gets easy win
Greensboro News-Record
College basketball- N.C. State rolls past East Carolina
Fayetteville Observer
Pirates try and regroup after Thomspon resigns
New Bern Sun Journal
Avery and Doss not at a loss
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Fountain construction progressing
The East Carolinian
November 19, 2004
From Bonesville.net
-Denny O'Brien:
Showdown set - 11.19
Bonesville Bytes:
Bill Herrion postgame audios - 11.19
-Bonesville:
Pirates skin Beavers - 11.19
-Henry Hinton:
Henry's Highlights - 11.19
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Holland move exorcizes ECU's demons
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 11.19
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Holtz paves way for ascension of Spurrier at South
Carolina
—
Mountain West Conference bonanza rides on
Utah-BYU game
WGHB:
Miller Lite Sports Bar with Jonathan Ellerbe - 11.19
WGHB:
Live @ 5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 11.19
WNCT:
Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 11.19
From the ecupirates.com
-ECU
Advances To BCA Title Game With Two-Point Win
-Lady
Pirate Basketball Completes 2005-06 Signing Class
-Krog
and Bruce Sign Letters Of Intent With Women's Golf
Basketball - BCA
Classic Final
NC State vs East Carolina
Friday
November 19th
7:30 p.m. ET
RBC Center - Raleigh, NC
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Need a coach- How about
Hatcher?
Macon Telegraph
Clemson
coordinator looks at East Carolina
Columbia (SC) The State
Welsh
Would Consider Return To Coaching
Charlottesville Daily Progress
Oregon State Falls Short Against East Carolina, 64-62
Oregon State Athletics
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Next
up- Wolfpack
-Duquesne
first up for ECU women
-Holland
speaks publicly on Thompson situation
-ECU
fans are split on Thompson termination
From the
Raleigh News & Observer
-Pirates
survive Beavers' threat
-Friday
critical of colleges firing coaches in season
-Grobe
says he is staying at Wake
From the Washington (NC) Daily News
-Pirates
head to BCA Invitational championship
-Senior
swan song for nine Pirates
-East
Carolina head coach has contract 'terminated'
-Current,
former players react to Thompson's release
-Pirates
losing a class act
Reversal
of Fortune
Corvallis Gazette-Times
Pirate ship seeks new captain
The East Carolinian
ECU gets by Oregon State in BCA Invitational
Winston Salem Journal
With Tigers' success comes higher standards
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Wimprine makes Tigers' offense go
New Bern Sun-Journal
Leftwich ‘doubtful’
jaguars.com
November 18, 2004
From Bonesville.net
-Al Myatt:
View
from the East - 11.18
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Formidable
AD faces formidable repair job
-Bonesville:
Thompson
era terminated - 11.18
-Bonesville:
Turnover
at ECU - 11.18
-Bonesville:
Pirates
pummel Pepperdine - 11.18
-Nuggets:
Notes
from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 11.18
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No
separate divisions planned for future Big East
—
Old
nemesis stands in Utes' path to BCS bid
WNCT:
Bonesville
Power Hour - 11.18
WNCT:
Talk
of the Town with Henry Hinton - 11.18
WGHB:
ECU
Press Conference - J.T. Resigns - 11.18
WGHB:
John
Thompson Call-in Show - 11.18
WGHB:
Locker
Room with Kevin & Kevin - 11.18
WGHB:
From
The Booth with Jeff Charles - 11.18
WGHB:
Live
@ 5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 11.18
From the ecupirates.com
-East
Carolina Head Football Coach John Thompson Resigns
-Pirates
Face Oregon State In BCA Semifinal
-Pirates
Rout Pepperdine, 80-58, in BCA Opener
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
deal with change
-Timing
of decision surprised Thompson
-ECU
reverses tide on Waves in opener
-Thompson
done as ECU football coach
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Thompson
quits as ECU football coach
-East
Carolina trips Pepperdine
From the
Raleigh News & Observer
-Thompson
ousted at ECU
-ECU
pulls plug on bad situation
-Pirates
unfazed by Waves
-What
they're saying
-Sheridan
still open to coaching
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-Pirates
want BCA title this time
-Thompson
resigns as Pirates coach
-ECU fans have
mixed feelings about decision
-ECU athletics
director Terry Holland's statement on the resignation of head football
coach John Thompson
Thompson resigns at East Carolina
Fayetteville Observer
Two losing seasons force ECU's Thompson to quit
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the New Bern Sun Journal
-A
short stay
-Reactions
to ECU's decision full of emotions
-Pirates
rally in second half to crush Pepperdine
From the Kinston Free Press
-FORCED
OUT
-Holland,
Pirate Nation should be ashamed
-Heat
at ECU turned on wrong coach
From the Wilmington Star-News
-It
was a wild opening week in football
-Coach
Thompson out at ECU
Cuic
delivers in the clutch
Corvallis (OR) Gazette Times
Oregon State Downs Siena 69-67
Oregon State Athletics
Pepperdine Falls 80-58 To East Carolina in Season-Opener Wednesday
Afternoon
Pepperdine Athletics
November 17, 2004
ECU coach fired
Raleigh News & Observer
Source- Thompson to step down at end of season
YAHOO! Sports
From Bonesville.net
-Brian Bailey:
From the Anchor Desk - 11.17
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Hoops season here for 'left-handed' Pirates
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 11.17
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National talent hunt lands 12 diamond prospects for
ECU
—
BCA tourney takes on distinct Wolfpack
flare
WGHB:
Live@5 with Troy D. & Ellerbe - 11.17
WGHB:
Press Box with Troy Dreyfus - 11.17
WGHB:
Extra Point with Dan Eberhard & Shawn Farmer - 11.17
WNCT:
Talk of the Town with Henry Hinton - 11.17
WNCT:
Brian Bailey Show - 11.17
WNCT:
J.T. Press Conference - 11.17
From the ecupirates.com
-Pirates
And Waves Open BCA Invitational Wednesday
-Pirate
GameWeek 2004
-Weekly
Press Conference Luncheon For Nov. 16, 2004
-Baseball
Announces 12 Signees to 2006 Class
-Cherie
Mills Signs National Letter of Intent For Women's Basketball
From the Washington (NC) Daily News
-Pirates
make ready for BCA Invitational
-Thompson-
Pirate Nation, this bud's for you
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Pirates
add 12 new recruits
-Pirates
playing for pride in final 2 games
-Mills
signs with Pirates
From the New Bern Sun Journal
-Pirates
aim to ride Waves
-ECU
seniors prepare for final stand
Memphis star to challenge ECU
Raleigh News & Observer
From Pepperdine Athletics
-Pepperdine
Tips Off 2004-05 Campaign Wednesday Against East Carolina
-Waves
Ranked No. 7 In The CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 Preseason Poll
Wave's Westphal happy to speak his mind
CBS Sportsline
Young ECU prepares for Memphis
Winston Salem Journal
East Carolina has much to be angry about
Bellevue News Democrat (AP)
From The East Carolinian
-Pirates
Bull-ied around, 41-17
-Pirates
open second half smokin', "Cook" Bulldogs
Sophomore receiver is stepping up for the Tigers
Memphis Commercial Appeal
November 16, 2004
From Bonesville.net
-Denny O'Brien:
Pirate Notebook No. 216 - 11.16
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J.T.'s case a tough sell
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 11.16
—
Badiane joins Heels' Felton on one-game suspension
—
BCS football rankings
—
AP college basketball poll
WGHB:
Live@5 - Troy D. & Ellerbe - 11.16
WGHB:
Sportsline - Josh Spence & Allen Thomas - 11.16
WNCT:
Sports Verdict - Professor, Kicker & Yankee Boy - 11.16
WNCT:
Talk of the Town - Henry Hinton - 11.16
From the ecupirates.com
-Badiane
Declared Ineligible For Season Opener
-Lady
Pirates Add Jihan Howard to 2004-05 Roster
-Norwegian
Junior Golf Champion Inks National Letter Of Intent With Pirates
-Garrard
Impressive In Only Second Start
From the Greenville Daily Reflector
-Badiane
must sit for ECU’s opener
-Howard
is granted waiver for Pirates
Conference USA Notes
Ft Worth Star Telegram
Badiane to miss opener
Raleigh News & Observer
Now we know- Jags' backup QB is capable
Florida Times-Union
November 15, 2004
From Bonesville.net
-Ron Cherubini:
Pirate Time Machine EXTRA - 11.15
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Bailey Brenner's Story: A Portrait of Determination
-Nuggets:
Notes from ECU, C-USA and beyond - 11.15
—
C-USA standings, scoreboard, schedule & TV
—
Utes close in on BCS berth
—
Associated Press football poll
From the ecupirates.com
-Pirates
Fall to South Florida, 41-17
-ECU Swimming and Diving Defeats George Washington
Former Pirate has career day
Washington (NC) Daily News
Garrard/NFL:
REDEEMED IN OT
Florida Times-Union
From Jaguars.com
-Garrard states his
case
David Garrard discusses his performance and the win over Detroit.
(corrected link)
Garrard Leads
Jags Past Lions 23-17 in OT
Durham Herald Sun
Big day for Garrard
Raleigh News & Observer
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November 21, 2004
From the Anderson Independent
-Brawls
spoil big day for Tigers, Holtz
-Fighting
starts early, escalates late in game
-Tigers
dominate from the start
-Bowl
options plentiful for both teams
From the Columbia (SC) The State
-Tigers
too tough
-Spurrier
credits years at Duke for distinct coaching style
-League
schools split onexpansion
From the Greenville (SC) News
-Bowls
hold teams' fate
-In
the end, the rivalry only grows
-Tigers
claw into USC
-USC-Clemson
game summary
-Gamecocks
wish Holtz best
-USC
set for 'Fun 'n' Gun'
-Paladins
walk on Mocs
From YAHOO! Sports
-South Carolina, Clemson players fight on field
-No.
12 Miami 52, Wake Forest 7
-North
Carolina 40, Duke 17
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Hurricanes
thump Deacons
-Durant
leads Tar Heels
-UNC
gives Bunting a two-year extension
-S.C.
State tops A&T; Western, Elon beaten
-Merriweather,
Tigers rip Gamecocks 29-7
-Appalachian
races to easy win over Erskine
From the Raleigh News & Observer
-UNC
rings Duke's bell
-Tar
Heels have lots of work to do
-Blue
Devils begin season with rout
From the Greensboro News-Record
-Aggies
lose in Rivalry Classic
-Duke
has a Devil of a defense
-Ringing
approval for Bunting
Heels bowl 'em over
Fayetteville Observer
November 20, 2004
From the Durham Herald Sun
-Santa Clara
Upsets No. 4 N. Carolina 77-66
-Duke men fight
for respect
-Duke-UNC
rivalry hits new levels
-TODAY'S
MATCHUP- UNC AT DUKE
From the Charlotte Observer
-Visiting
Davidson shocks Missouri
-Tar
Heels outplayed in opener
College football predictions
Fayetteville Observer
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Tar
Heels shocked
-Blue
Devils will open season at home tonight
-ASU
to play polar opposite in Erskine
From the Columbia (SC) The State
-USC
caught in eye of storm
-Spurrier-
‘It’s . . . going to happen’
-Augusta
denies involvement in Spurrier, South Carolina job
-Gameday
preview
-More
promise than production
-How
USC hit rock bottom
-USC
in for wild ride with Spurrier
-Gamecocks-Tigers
rivalry fails to capture nation's imagination
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Point
taken- Broncos knock off No. 4 Heels
-Pressure
on the "D"
- Duke's
brand will endure
-Call
this the Hope Bowl
Deacs
aim to catch up to Canes
Greensboro News-Record
Seahawks men take hoops opener
Wilmington Star-News
November 19, 2004
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-Coming of age
-Mediocre
seasons now rewarded
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Pack
grinds out win
-Tar
Heels' trip ready to begin
-UNC'S
'blue period' could be history
-Baker
learns, bides time behind Durant
-Mauk
will start for Wake at Miami
-Duke
is looking good
-Gray
delivers for Deacons
-Canes
last on Forbes' list of franchise values
Not perfect, but Wolfpack romps
Fayetteville Observer
From the Greensboro News Record
-Deacs
bound for Big Apple
-Hodge's
21 sounds nice to Wolfpack
-UNCG
counting on youth brigade
-WILLIAMS
WON'T LET DEFENSE REST
From the Winston Salem Journal
-It's
on to New York
-Hodge's
21 lead State past Elon
-Williams
ready to get started with Tar Heels
-Pepperdine
rolls past Siena; Fairleigh-Dickinson cruises
-Rams
going to Charlotte for a weekend twinbill
-Cavaliers
roll past Bobcats; James sparks win with 19
-All
Alone Out There
Holtz to retire, Spurrier expected to replace him
Greenville (SC) News
From Columbia (SC) The State
-AP
Newsbreak- Holtz to retire after season
-Effects
of last season’s lop-sided finale lingered long after the joy and pain
Spurrier would make losing fun
Charlotte Observer
November 18, 2004
From the
Raleigh News & Observer
-Hopes
are high- It's hoops time
-Pack
impressive in opening victory
-Event
will fund BCA activities
-Elon
advances to face N.C. State
-Roof
takes quip in stride
-Flat
three is UNC's 'D'
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-Packing a
wallop
-Duke-UNC
rivalry has new ring to it
-Durant legacy
on the line
-Another
well-deserved award for Walker
A (Big) Easy win
Fayetteville Observer
Report- Spurrier to SC if Holtz steps down
espn.com
Bowl hopes rest squarely on rivalry
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
From Columbia (SC) The State
-Holtz
worried about distractions
-Tigers,
Tar Heels battling for bowl slot
-South
Carolina showdown
From the Greensboro News Record
-Danelius
is back and feeling good
-Duke's
short on personnel, not endurance
-Wolfpack
batters old friend in opener
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Pack
wins opener
-Deacons
well aware Rams are dangerous
-ACC
Notebook
-Laney
to step down as athletics director at Appalachian State
-Few
minorities have jobs as coaches, ADs
Football at ODU- Discussion resumes
The Virginian-Pilot
November 17, 2004
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-UNC's
Brown- Losing to Duke 'like getting beat by girl'
-Few
challenges await Wolfpack in BCA event
-A flying start
for Eagles
State starts season tonight
Fayetteville Observer
BCA:
Siena ready to go
Albany (NY) Times Union
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Wolfpack
takes aim at a banner season
-Hodge
a victim of flawed vote
-It
isn't as easy as 1-2-3 at UNC
-According
to SI, Tar Heels No. 1
-Duke's
record deceiving
-UNC
fires first salvo at Duke
-Former
Pack star returns to face his alma mater
-Wolfpack
season-ticket sales a howling success
-On
the heels of a bowl
-Heels
want to reclaim bell
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-Booster
makes pitch for Holtz to stay
-Tigers’
struggle to score is a disappointment
From the Greensboro News-Record
-N.C.
State basketball capsule
-History
major McGruder makes ACC football history for Wake Forest
-Tar
Heels hit books to try for Hawaii 4.0
-Tar
Heels know about the toll of missing Victory Bell
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Bears
rally to beat Rams
-Deacons'
Grobe seeks consistency
-Brown,
Heels hope to pay Devils back
-Towe
will come back to Raleigh tonight as coach of Privateers
-NBA:
Bell rallies Jazz past Bobcats
From the New Bern Sun Journal
-Clock
is ticking on Wake's season
-UNC's
Brown delivers first blow leading up to Duke game
UNCW- New season on the verge
Wilmington Star News
UNO (0-0) at North Carolina State (0-0)
New Orleans Times-Picayune
November 16, 2004
From the Winston Salem Journal
-Streaky
Deacons win
-Holtz
keeps mum about future plans
-SPECIAL-
Blue Devils relish rivalry with Tar Heels
-Stitt's
battle-tested WSSU team will open regular season tonight
From the Greensboro News-Record
-Wake
Forest advances to second round of NIT with win
-Contract-
A&T owes former AD severance
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-Can Duke
beat UNC two years in a row?
-Duke remembers
the senior they lost
-A new chapter
at NCCU
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-Emotional
day expected as Stockstill returns to Death Valley
-Sales
pitch touts USC’s foundation
A
look at ACC bowl picture
Charlotte Observer
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-Same
old Deacons
-St.
Aug's opens with upset win
-NCHSAA:
Playoff system working
Duke tops list with 2005 men's basketball class
Fayetteville Observer
UNCW signs two guards
Wilmington Star-News
November 15, 2004
From the Winston Salem Journal
-NIT
It's Showtime
-Nothing
Is Easy
-Ding
Dong- Tar Heels want the Victory Bell back
-Mountaineers
soared and sank in a wildly erratic season
-Panthers
climb from big hole to defeat 49ers
From
the Raleigh News & Observer
-All
eyes on Paul, Deacons
-Annual
gripes about BCS likely will resume today
SAME
DIFFERENCE- FOCUS ON DEFENSE
Greensboro News-Record
From
Columbia (SC) The State
-Clemson’s
bowl hopes depend on rivalry win
-Bowden
blames self for sluggish output
-Holtz
begins rivalry preparations early
-Gamecocks
fight for postseason position
-Market
may finally tame Darlington
-Raceway
faces future under caution flag
From the
Greenville (SC) News
-Is
'The Game' the Rx?
-Which
loss was worse-
-Gamecocks
remember 2003
-The
finale, Southern-style
-Fans
sad to see era end
Fridge vs. Cockabooses; Choo Choo vs. Ace
Charlotte Observer
From
the Durham Herald Sun
-Duke Monday
Morning QB
-UNC Monday
Morning QB
-N.C. State
Monday Morning QB
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November 21, 2004
From conferenceusa.com
-Saturday
Football Roundup
-Semifinal
Bracket for 2004 ChevronTexaco C-USA Volleyball Tournament Completed
From YAHOO! Sports
-No.
8 Louisville 65, Houston 27
-Cincinnati
45, S. Florida 23
-UAB
20, Army 14
-TCU
42, Southern Miss 17
-Tulsa
34, San Jose St. 24
-No.
24 Texas-El Paso 57, SMU 27
-Marshall
31, Western Michigan 21
Tiger A.D. expects bid to Mobile bowl
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the Houston Chronicle
-Louisville
sprints while UH sputters, lose 65-27
-Not
the way UH wanted to bow out
Guidugli shines in home finale
Cincinnati Enquirer
From the St Petersburg Times
-UC's
QB has game, if not name, to remember
-Hall
packs full game into a quarter
-Injury
bug comes back to bite Bulls
-USF
wins 5th straight season opener with FT
From the Tampa Tribune
-Bulls Suffer
Pronounced Defeat
-Lousy Defense
Contributed To Bulls' Demise
-Bulls' Bowl
Aspirations Possible But Murky
-Bulls Survive
Opener
Blazing a new trail
Birmingham News
From the Tampa Tribune
-Good
riddance, C-USA
-Army
RB Jones may miss Navy
-How
they scored
From the Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Frogs
send Eagles down in flames 42-17
-Latest
loss leaves USM trying to salvage season
-QB
Almond sidelined again with back spasms
-Sidelines
Positive charge
Ft Worth Star Telegram
From the Dallas Morning News
-TCU
bowls over Southern Miss, 42-17
-SMU
coach Bennett will be back in 2005
From the New Orleans Times-Picayune
-Tulane
battling UCLA, service academies for Block
-Wave
seeks improvement
From the Louisville Courier-Journal
-'We're
not through'
-Give
'em Tinch and he'll take a mile
-U
of L escapes close call on Oahu
MU 66,
KSU 61- Novak leads way
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
From the St Louis Post-Dispatch
-SLU
makes time to bond as team
-Game
Day- SLU vs. E. Michigan
Miners win final home game
El Paso Times
Herd subdues feisty Broncos
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
November 20, 2004
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Zoning
out
-Carney
shows New York he can make 'em anywhere
-U
of M postgame
Bearcats Win Season Opener Over Valpo
ucbearcats.com
From the Houston Chronicle
-UH
men race past McNeese St. 85-72
-Louisville
At Houston
MU 84,
SHSU 71- Sharing spotlight
Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Billikens fall to Austin Peay in opener of Paradise Jam
St Louis Post Dispatch
From the New Orleans Times Picayune
-Green
Wave's aim off in opener
-Green
Wave just wants to continue winning ways
From the Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Eustachy
era to launch
-USM
takes aim at TCU's beat-up pass defense
From the Biloxi Sun Herald
-Eustachy
readies his team for battle
-Who-
Southern Miss (5-3, 4-2) vs. TCU (4-5, 2-4) When- 2 p.m.,...
TCU looks to avenge last year's loss to Southern Miss
Picayune Item
Army bids farewell to C-USA
Hudson Valley (NY) Times Record-Herald
Greatest Bearcats quarterback ever?
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bowl eligible, but
UAB wants more
Birmingham Post-Herald
TCU likes chances for sweep
Dallas Morning News
From the Louisville Courier Journal
-Cards
can ill afford to coast
-Seasiders
give Pitino chance to gauge team's progress
From the Tampa Tribune
-Bulls Discover
Their World Isn't Over
-Bulls Are Eager
To Put Nightmare Behind Them
From the Ft Worth Star Telegram
-Frogs'
bowl hopes on the line
-Horned
Frogs must dig deep to salvage another bowl berth
November 19, 2004
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-U
of M 81, St. Mary's 66- Carney lifts Tigers
-Preview-
U of M vs. Syracuse
-Calkins-
Get on bandwagon (any band)
-Calkins'
picks- Banowsky owes bowl to faithful in Memphis
No. 24 Memphis Advances to CVC Classic Finals With Win Over Saint
Mary's, 81-66
gotigersgo.com
From the Birmingham News
-This
Army has more firepower
-CONFERENCE
USA PREVIEW
From the Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Bower still hot about costly call
-USM determined to shake off skid
-Eagles set to make a run at Frogs' 'D'
From the Ft Worth Star Telegram
-Frogs
take aim at loftier goals
-TCU
has memories to motivate
Right-hand man
Birmingham Post-Herald
Three freshmen won't face charges
St Petersburg Times
Cardinals lay it on the O-line
Louisville Courier-Journal
Southern Miss may change secondary for Horned Frogs
Mobile Register
USF's Chance Out
For Season With Ankle Injury
Tampa Tribune
Wave's Finney welcomes difficult test in opener
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Signees bolster Bearcats' ranks
Cincinnati Post
Carruth focusing on basketball
Hattiesburg American
Billikens point to Polk
St Louis Post-Dispatch
Three C-USA Baseball Players Named NCBWA Preseason All-Americans
conferenceusa.com
Progress is evident on UCF Fieldhouse
Orlando Sentinel
UNCW just what Jirsa ordered
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
November 18, 2004
From
conferenceusa.com
-2004
Conference USA Volleyball Tournament
-C-USA
Announces Volleyball All-Decade Awards
-Albert
Means of Memphis to Play in East-West Shrine Game
-C-USA
Women's Basketball Fall Signees
-Fall
C-USA Baseball Signees
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-This
is not your '01 tourney
-U
of M football notebook- Means selected to play in Shrine game
From
the
Cincinnati Enquirer
-UC's Germany not indicted in stabbing
-Cincinnati Bearcats- Men's preview
Win over Army could help clear bowl picture
Birmingham News
Army set to say
farewell to C-USA
Birmingham Post-Herald
From the Mobile Register
-USM
air attack a sore point
-GMAC
Bowl possibilities are wide-open
Liberty, Emerald eye Navy
Washington (DC) Times
From the Houston Chronicle
-Briles'
pain becomes Houston staff's gain
-Louisville
building new tradition
-UH
Notebook- Penders' butterflies can't hide his thrills
From the Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-Rock
Bottom?
-Bower still hot about costly call
-UAB nears bowl breakthrough
From the Hattiesburg American
-Golden Eagles continue to lag in passing game
-Southern Miss grad rates rise
From the Ft Worth Star Telegram
-Frogs
could have a glitch in the system
-Frogs'
hopes hinge on home-field edge
Geisler getting his kicks for USF
St Petersburg Times
From the Tampa Tribune
-USF Women's
Basketball Team Starting To Get Noticed
-USF's Geisler
Could See Action As Kicker
From the Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader
-Cards
continue climb in polls, BCS standings
-Louisville
adds game against BYU-Hawaii
Cards' best holiday wish- Miami twice
Louisville Courier-Journal
November 17, 2004
From
conferenceusa.com
-DeAngelo
Williams of Memphis Named a Doak Walker Award Semifinalist
-C-USA
Swimmer/Divers of the Week
From
the Houston Chronicle
-Cougars
lose to Missouri
-Missouri's
inside game too much for Cougars
From
the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
-MU
69, AF 65- Diener does his thing
-Wade has
moved on to big things
From
the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Tigers
hyped about Garden party
-U
of M football notebook- Williams clears trophy hurdle
UC Men Launch Season vs. Valpo
ucbearcats.com
Memphis Basketball Notes
gotigersgo.com
TCU men's basketball at a glance
Dallas Morning News
Blazers improve in
final exhibition
Birmingham Post-Herald
Memphis, U of L in Liberty?
Louisville Courier-Journal
From
the Hudson Valley (NY) Times Herald-Record
-UAB
QB-WR connection may be NFL-worthy
-Divorce
from C-USA has Army looking up
-Moving
on
Golden Eagles expect revenge from TCU
Biloxi Sun Herald
Bower turns attention toward TCU
Picayune Item
From the Hattiesburg American
-USM's
Eagle vandalized
-Eagles,
TCU face similar situation
From the Jackson (MS) Clarion-Ledger
-USM
considers change at CB
-Blue
paint applied to eagle sculpture
Southern Miss Losing Steam
espn.com
From the St Petersburg Times
-Bulls
look to maintain pressure vs. Bearcats
-USF
notebook- Senior DB's big day spells relief
UAB's Taylor exits game on a stretcher, but returns to action
Birmingham News
Memphis RB earns notice
New Orleans Times-Picayune
From the Ft Worth Star Telegram
-Inspiring
fight rallying Frogs
-Nightmare
loss to Texas Tech continues to haunt Horned Frogs
-LETS
BOWL!
UTEP basketball gets TV spots
El Paso Times
November 16, 2004
From
conferenceusa.com
-Conference
USA Football Notebook
-Memphis
Earns NCAA Men's Soccer Tournament Bid
-C-USA
Volleyball Notebook
-UAB
Eliminated from NCAA Tournament
Home for the Holidays- Utah may hold the keys to the Liberty Bowl
Daily Helmsman
USM's goals change for Horned Frogs
Mobile Register
Eagles need win vs. TCU
Biloxi Sun Herald
Cold weather bothered Tigers, Eagles
Hattiesburg American
From the Ft Worth Star Telegram
-TCU
guards against obscurity
-Conference
USA Men
From the Louisville Courier-Journal
-U
of L climbs to 10th in BCS
-Soft
schedule not holding Cardinals down
-Williams,
former U of L player, dies at 48
Eustachy feels reborn at So. Miss.
espn.com
From the Memphis Commercial Appeal
-Louisville
vs. U of M rematch a possibility
-Calipari
schooling Banks on work ethic
UH
opens Penders era with victory
Houston Chronicle
From the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
-Hunt-
Big men need to grow
-MU 60,
Ill. St. 32- Defense dominates
From the Birmingham News
-Re-energized
Blazer defense ready for Army
-Taylor
leads UAB over VASDA
Blazers getting back
on track
Birmingham Post-Herald
From the Tampa Tribune
-Mobley Leaves
Bulls Basketball Program
-Difficult Road To
Bowl Game
UC's
big men barely tested in exhibitions
Cincinnati Post
Downey - `I'm the best point guard in the country'
Charlotte Observer
O'Leary not thrilled with season-ender on Tuesday
Orlando Sentinel
Miners focused on final home game, not possible bowl berth
El Paso Times
November 15, 2004
From
conferenceusa.com
-Memphis
Captures Its First C-USA Men's Soccer Tournament Championship Title
-Louisville's
Perfect 13-0 Receives Top Seed at C-USA Volleyball Tournament
-UAB
Women's Soccer Team Falls To Tennessee, 1-0, In NCAA Second Round
Around Conference USA
USA Today
C-USA Roundup
College Football News
Liberty's dream
Louisville-Memphis rematch on Dec. 31?
Memphis Commercial Appeal
From the Tampa Tribune
-Finally, Bulls
Have Nothing To Be Sorry About
-This Time,
Bulls Finish What They Start
From
the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
-MU
75, W. Carolina 64- Too close
-BCA-
Rebels finish strong
From the Louisville Courier-Journal
-Cards
enter AP top 10 for first time
-Track
records show Smith, Pitino get it done
From the Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader
-Pitino
opens reserve bank
-Lighting
it up and up
Hoops Preview- Houston
Houston Chronicle
From the Birmingham News
-Blazers
get final tuneup vs. VASDA
-Defense
answers call
GMAC Bowl official mum on which way he's leaning
Jackson (MS) Clarion Ledger
Tulane stays the course after Ricard goes down
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Guidugli, Hall take roundabout routes to UC
Cincinnati Enquirer
Practice pays off for UTEP in Rice OT victory
El Paso Times
Close, but not close enough for UCF
Orlando Sentinel
A
chance to finish on a winning note
Huntington (WV) Herald-Dispatch
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