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From running the point to running the program


		From running the point to running the program

Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL

1 day ago by Brandon Augsburg

Some people run from the past. Others embrace it. Erin Pauk, a former point guard for the SIU women's basketball team, embraced hers as she was named girl's basketball coach at her alma mater - Lutheran High School in St. Peters, Mo. - in June. Pauk, a 2008 graduate of SIU, played four seasons of varsity basketball for the Lutheran High Cougars at point guard and scored 2,000 career points, her former coach Mike Holtmeier said.

Gateway to MVC equals tough to tougher

Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL

1 day ago by Ian Preston

The Gateway Conference had a solid season in 2007 with four of its teams finishing in the top 25. Northern Iowa and SIU ranked in the top five of the conference a majority of the season. This year, the conference has gone back to the name Missouri Valley and added two quality schools in North Dakota State and South Dakota State.

LSU football, women's basketball spending offseason in weight room


		LSU football, women's basketball spending offseason in weight room

Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M, LA

2 days ago by Robert Stewart

For fans, most of what they see in a sport comes during the season - competition, individual honors and team championships. But for athletes, just as much time and energy is put into the offseason.

Mean Green women's basketball gets new guard from Rice

North Texas Daily, University of North Texas, TX

2 days ago by Taylor Short

After just one season playing basketball for Rice, guard Brittney Hudson has decided to transfer to UNT.

"I left Rice because I felt like I didn't fit with their playing style. I wanted to come to UNT because I heard they had hired coach Stephens," Hudson said.

Imus irks again


		Imus irks again

Daily Egyptian, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL

2 days ago by Brandon Augsburg

Radio blabbermouth Don Imus was at it again Monday morning. Just more than a year after he was fired for making racially insensitive remarks about the Rutger's women's basketball team on his then nationally aired talk show, Imus spewed more racial bigotry - this time about Dallas Cowboys' cornerback Adam Jones.

LSU athletes earn Olympic team spots

Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M, LA

2 days ago by Robert Stewart

Several former and current LSU athletes made Olympic teams this past weekend at their respective trials.

Former Lady Tiger Muna Lee won the women's 100-meter dash Saturday at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore.

Lee, who earned 20 All-American honors in her LSU career, ran a personal best 10.

Holcomb among five others inducted into MT Hall of Fame


		Holcomb among five others inducted into MT Hall of Fame

The Sidelines, Middle Tennessee State University, TN

3 days ago by Richard Lowe

Former MT and NFL quarterback Kelly Holcomb is among five former athletes to be inducted into the Blue Raider Hall of Fame on Sept. 6, as announced by MT's Athletic Department this past weekend.

Holcomb will be inducted alongside Joe Campbell, Jerry Beck, John DoDoo, and Paul Goebel.

Uga VI in his final home


		Uga VI in his final home

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

3 days ago by Staff reports

Uga VI is in his final resting place.

The Georgia mascot was interred in Sanford Stadium aside the five previous mascots during a ceremony in front of a small crowd Monday afternoon.

New faces, same questions


		New faces, same questions

The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX

3 days ago by John Kennedy

With millions of dollars poured into coaching staffs across the country, a coaching change is a major decision.

Women's soccer welcomes 18 recruits to Hilltop

Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX

3 days ago by Nicole Jacobsen, Opinion Editor, njacobse@smu.edu

Wrapping up the season at just 9-7-1 overall was not the Mustangs' game plan in the 2007-08 season. Setting expectations at nothing short of a Conference USA title, the women's soccer team came up short after sinking to a five-game drought in the middle of conference play to put them in the middle of C-USA rankings.

Busy offseason continues for men's basketball


		Busy offseason continues for men's basketball

Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX

4 days ago by Jordan Hofeditz, Editor in Chief, jhofedit@smu.edu

Africa

Within the last few months the men's basketball team has traveled and returned to Africa, appointed an assistant coach, hired a director of basketball operations and is still in a dispute with NLI signee Jarred DuBois.

SMU teamed up with Adidas and the SEEDS Academy in Senegal to travel to Africa.

Hyndman departs SMU for FC Dallas, MLS


		Hyndman departs SMU for FC Dallas, MLS

Daily Campus, Southern Methodist State University, TX

4 days ago by Zack Wehner, Sports Editor, zwehner@smu.edu

There are few coaches in SMU school history that have accomplished more in their respective sport than former SMU head coach Schellas Hyndman.

After 24 seasons as the Mustangs' coach, 31 total at the collegiate level, Hyndman departed the college ranks to coach Major League Soccer's FC Dallas.

Humphrey booted from team, faces suspension from University

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

4 days ago by Staff and news reports

The third time was one too many for Billy Humphrey.

Finding himself in trouble with the law for the third time in less than a year, the junior point guard was booted from the men's basketball team by head coach Dennis Felton Friday.

Bertman serves final day as athletic director


		Bertman serves final day as athletic director

Daily Reveille, Louisiana State University A&M, LA

4 days ago by Jerit Roser

For the first time in seven years, Skip Bertman is not listed as LSU's athletic director in the Athletic Department directory.

Joe Alleva, tabbed as Bertman's successor nearly three months ago, officially took over for Bertman today after the legendary baseball coach's final day Monday.

Draft dip: DeAndre drops to 35th pick


		Draft dip: DeAndre drops to 35th pick

The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX

4 days ago by Travis Yoesting

After being projected as high as a top 5 pick in the NBA draft, DeAndre Jordan saw his draft stock drop during and after his freshman year at Texas A&M.

Star student epitomizes ideal college experience


		Star student epitomizes ideal college experience

The Daily Cougar, University of Houston, TX

4 days ago by Zaneta Loh

Three years ago, Matt Stolt was taking a road trip when he passed by the University of Houston.

"I honestly didn't even know about (UH) until senior year of high school. I took a trip to Galveston, passed UH along the way on 45 South and checked it out and decided to come here," Stolt said.

Texas A&M has best finish in school history, Stanford first again

The Battalion, Texas A&M, TX

5 days ago by Michael Teague

After a year of success in sports, Texas A&M was rewarded with its best ever finish in the Directors' Cup Standings.

"He was a good one": Uga VI dies


		"He was a good one": Uga VI dies

The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA

6 days ago by Staff reports

Uga VI, the English bulldog who has served as the Georgia mascot since 1999, has died from heart failure, the University announced Saturday.

The winningest mascot in the University history died on Friday evening from congestive heart failure in Savannah, owner Frank W. "Sonny" Seiler announced.

"He was a good one," Seiler said.

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