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12.11.06: Watson
Brown heads home to Tennessee Tech ... Boston College names
Spaziani interim coach ... Georgia Tech's Johnson wins
Biletnikoff award |
12.10.06: Junior
Smith involved in Cox commitment ... WVU's Rodriguez says no
to Bama's big bucks ... Boykin leaves Blue Devils hoops
program |
12.09.06: Garrard
named AFC player of the week ... C-USA players of year:
Kolb, Bunting, Higgins ,,, Miami elevates Shannon to head
coach |
12.08.06: Rivers
tips off conclusion of coaching search ... Orioles' Roberts
serving FCA baseball camps ... Hoops: Lady Pirates defeat
UNC-Wilmington |
12.07.06: Nine
Pirates named to all-conference teams ... League honors four
ECU freshman gridders ... Recruiting thumbnail: Rodney Cox
... ECU's Norris named to All-South 2nd team |
12.06.06: UTEP's
Higgins named AFCA All-American ... Memphis thumps Herd in
C-USA hoops opener ... C-USA names top cross country
performers |
12.05.06: First-ever
Gators- Buckeyes match-up a big one ... Boise State crashes
BCS party in Fiesta ... Seminoles top Lady Pirates for
tourney title |
12.04.06: New
recruiting thumbnail: Tyrell Worthington ... McFadden leads
Independence into title game ... Bearcats bound for new bowl
in Toronto |
12.03.06: Paper:
Hudson among Cincy coaching targets ... UAB ousted from NCAA
volleyball by UCLA |
12.02.06: Witter
wins minor league baseball honor ... Millican in position in
LPGA qualifying ... ECU announces challenging softball slate |
12.01.06: C-USA
announces football players of year ... Rice's Graham gets
coach of year award ... ECU's Krug lands All-America honor |
11.30.06: T.H.
issues direct appeal to fans for ticket sales ... New
recruiting thumbnail: Maurice Mercer ... Dougherty, Johnson
first team All-Conference ... Five from ECU on C-USA
All-Freshman team |
11.29.06: C-USA
bowl slate sends ECU to Birmingham ... SMU's Needham a
finalist for Hermann Trophy ... Bearcats coach bolts for
Michigan State |
11.28.06: ECU's
Roach on
C-USA academic team ... Wager on Clemson-South Carolina
turns deadly ... Shula era comes to end at Alabama |
11.27.06: C-USA
title game features UH-USM rematch ... Bunting farewell to
press a succinct one ... ECU announces swimming, diving
signees |
11.26.06: Pirates
add Lugo to 2008 baseball class ... VCU prevails over ECU in
women's hoops ... Tulsa gains momentum for postseason trip |
11.25.06: ECU-bound
Herlocker paces Charlotte Catholic ... Miami enters search
mode for football coach ... BC out of ACC title
contention |
11.24.06: Herd
takes ECU hopes to Hattiesburg ... Gonzaga has a Garden
party in NIT semis ... Iowa State search eliminates two
candidates |
11.23.06: Yow
taking leave of absence for treatment ... Marshall's
Bradshaw nabs
C-USA weekly honor |
11.22.06: Pirates
face Houston if Marshall wins ... Former teammates push Raye
for MSU coach ... SMU's Wideman named academic player of
year |
11.21.06: Duke,
Wake athletes named Rhodes scholars ... UAB captures
Conference USA volleyball ... Old Dominion stuns Georgetown
on the road |
11.20.06: Ohio
State-Michigan rematch possible ... Video helps inspire Tar
Heels to beat State ... Cords stepping down as AD at
Marquette |
11.19.06: Cougars
to host USM or ECU in C-USA title game ... ECU falls in
women's hoops to Vermont ... Pirate swimming teams in
seventh place |
11.18.06: ECU
baseball bringing in 10-man class ... UTEP edges Pirates in
C-USA volleyball ... West Virginia steamrolls Pitt |
11.17.06: Pirates
reschedule hoops contest with NCCU ... ECU volleyball places
3 on all- league team ... Top-ranked SMU goes down in NCAA
soccer |
11.16.06: Paterno's
hall of fame induction postponed ... Tressel downplays his
dominance vs. Michigan ... ECU softball announces pair of
signees |
11.15.06: Pirates
control their fate in East Division ... Pinkney in star
game, playing for Buddy Ryan ... ECU's Lee named special
teams player of week |
11.14.06: ECU-NCSU
kickoff moved to 7 p.m. for TV ... Butch will succeed
Bunting at UNC- Chapel Hill ... Conference USA coaches make
debuts ... Pirates seeded sixth in C-USA volleyball ... Lady
Pirates drop hoops opener to JMU |
11.13.06: Houston
clinches
C-USA championship berth ... ECU volleyball slips in regular
season finale ... Grad rates: Athletes outperform student
body |
11.12.06: ECU
announces women's hoops signees ... Miners extinguish
Blazers' bowl hopes ... Mustang duo in contention for
Hermann Trophy |
11.11.06: Rutgers
kicks Cards out of title picture ... Roach selected for
district academic honor ... Krug getting it done on court,
in classroom |
11.10.06: Pirates
prepare for Saturday hoops opener ... Houston's Kolb makes
cut on O'Brien award list ... UNC-CH officials mum on Davis'
status |
11.09.06: Former
star QB to represent N.C. in Congress ... Homicide unit
probing death of Miami player ... Krog's 73 puts her in top
five at Augusta |
11.08.06: UK's
win over Payne's charges not flawless ... SMU, UAB gain NCAA
men's soccer berths ... Three C-USA women's teams get NCAA
slots |
11.07.06: Two
Marshall players get C-USA honors ... UAB women capture
C-USA soccer title ... Punter faces attempted murder charge |
11.06.06: Pirate
volleyball takes down Memphis ... Denny O'Brien's Harris
Poll ballot ... ECU swimmers, divers perform well ...
Paterno recovering from fractured leg |
11.05.06: Promotions
aplenty for ECU-Marshall game ...
Ex-Tulsa great Largent gets humanitarian honor |
11.04.06: Dougherty
a semifinalist for Ray Guy Award ... Butch Davis deal with
Tar Heels imminent? ... Cardinals talking national title,
again ... Honors abound for ECU women's soccer team |
11.03.06: Boise
State rolls past Bulldogs ... Reale, Pirates earn seconds at
Kitty Hawk ... ECU softball's Kozlowski promoted |
11.02.06: Mustangs
a win away from bowl eligibility ... Hunt, Icenhower lead
East Carolina divers ... ECU's Moore earns academic honor
with 4.0 |
11.01.06: Kragthorpe
curtails Tar Heel speculation ... Pirates in C-USA women's
soccer tourney ... Backup QB Lee to start for FSU against
Cavs |
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Garrard not complaining after Jags win
When a quarterback
completes only eight passes for 79 yards, it's usually not a good day.
David Garrard put up those
numbers against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday and nobody, least of all
Garrard, had any complaints, according to a Florida Times-Union report.
"It's really beautiful when
you can have an offense where you can hand the ball off and they make plays
like that. It makes it easy on the quarterback and the passing game,''
Garrard said.
The Jaguars didn't need the
passing game because they ran for 375 yards, a franchise record.
Said Colts defensive lineman
Anthony McFarland: "All I know is, when the other team throws for only 60
yards, you should win in this league.''
Instead, the Colts lost 44-17
because they couldn't stop the run.
"It wasn't the best day, but
we got a 'W' so it was a great day,'' Garrard said. "I'll take a game like
this. I'll take two or three like it as long as you win. That's the most
important thing. Even though my numbers and my stats were down, I don't care
about that.''
Rutgers' Schiano named coach of year
Greg Schiano of Rutgers has
been named coach of the year during ESPN's College Football Awards Show.
Schiano led the Scarlet Knights to just their second 10-win season in school
history in 2006. Rutgers finished the regular season 10-2 overall and 5-2 in
league play.
Rutgers achieved its first
top-10 ranking in school history and the Scarlet Knights have been ranked
for 10 consecutive weeks, the longest stretch ever for a Rutgers squad. The
Scarlet Knights were No. 7 in the Associated Press Poll on Nov. 12.
Rutgers will travel to Houston
to face Kansas State in the Texas Bowl on Thursday, Dec. 27, at 8 p.m. at
Reliant Stadium. The game will be shown on the NFL Network.
Wolfpack dominates Lady Pirates in Raleigh
N.C. State ’s
Ashley Key and Shayla Fields combined for 34 points to lead the
Wolfpack women's basketball team to a 64-38 win over East
Carolina on Sunday afternoon at Reynolds Coliseum. With the win,
State improves to 8-2 on the year, while the Lady Pirates fall
to 4-6.
LaCoya Terry tallied a
team-high 12 points in the loss, and dished out two assists. The Lady
Pirates shot just 28.6 percent from the field and 41.7 percent from the foul
line. N.C. State fired 42.6 percent from the field and a lights-out 91.7
percent from the free throw line. The Pack held the Lady Pirates to their
lowest point total of the season and the fewest points in the second half,
with just 17.
The Lady Pirates will take a
week off for exams before heading to Cancun , Mexico, for the Caribbean
Classic Dec. 17-21. East Carolina will face No. 24 Pittsburgh on Tuesday,
Dec. 19 at 3:00 p.m., and will face Detroit on Dec. 20 at 8:30 p.m.
News Nuggets are
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published by ECU, Conference USA and its member
schools; and reports from electronic services and other sources. Copyright 2006
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