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Defending Champs Add Two NCAA Skaters to Roster (OurSports Central)
PRESCOTT VALLEY, Ariz. - The 2008 Central Hockey League Ray Miron President's Cup Champion Arizona Sundogs, in preparation for their third season, today announced the signing of two NCAA players for the 2008-09 campaign in forwards Peter Cartwright and Josh Coyle.
Drexel Fair boasts lively lineup (The Morganton News Herald)
MORGANTON - If you haven't had your fill of rides, candy apples and funnel cakes, the Drexel Fair will be up your alley. The Drexel Fair starts on Tuesday and runs through Saturday. Gates open every day at 5:30 p.m. Admission is free and arm bands - allowing unlimited rides - are available every night for $15. Discount tickets can be purchased at Jack-B-Quick in Valdese and Drexel, Butch's BBQ & ...
Heels focusing on turning narrow losses into wins (The Charlotte Observer)
Losing so many tight games has helped feed optimism in Chapel Hill, where an expansion to Kenan Stadium has been approved, coach Butch Davis has been awarded a raise and extension, and you can't buy a season ticket. All that despite the fact that Carolina finished 4-8 last season.
Mizzou will drop prices for basketball tickets (The Kansas City Star)
COLUMBIA - Missouri officials have yet to confirm how low they will go, but season and single game tickets for men's basketball are going to be deeply discounted for the coming season.
Wabler to replace Kissell as UD athletic director (Dayton Daily News)
Ted Kissell, the University of Dayton athletic director for the past 16 years, will announce his retirement at a press conference at 2 p.m. today, Aug. 19, a source in the athletic department told the Dayton Daily News.
UCF Fastbreak - Aug. 19 (UCF Golden Knights)
When Kirk Speraw arrived as UCF's new head coach in 1993, the Knights had never experienced a winning campaign on the Division I level. Nearly 16 years later, Speraw has enjoyed great success in Orlando and is one of the longest-tenured head coaches in the country.
West Virginia State hopes to take advantage of Soldier Field date (Charleston Daily Mail)
INSTITUTE, W.Va. -- Whether West Virginia States upcoming trip to Soldier Field is the biggest football date in school history might be determined by Yellow Jacket supporters as much as what happens in the game.The WVSU contract with the Chicago Football C...
Cincinnati tries for encore of 2007 breakout season (Zanesville Times Recorder)
WEST HARRISON, Ind. - The pass rush was coming and nobody was open. Rather than consider another option, Dustin Grutza decided to try to squeeze a pass into coverage down the middle of the field.
Heels focusing on turning narrow losses into wins (The Charlotte Observer)
At the time, North Carolina quarterback T.J. Yates says, he really would have preferred to be blown out by East Carolina, Virginia, Virginia Tech, South Carolina, N.C. State and Georgia Tech last season -- rather than lose by 3, 2, 7, 7, 4 and 2 points, respectively. But these days, as the Tar Heels prepare for their Aug. 30 opener against McNeese State, the sophomore can see all the ...
Selig: Football key to WKU's future (Bowling Green Daily News)
The 2007-08 athletic season at Western Kentucky was among the most successful in university history. The Hilltoppers won 10 Sun Belt Conference championships, more than any other NCAA Division I school. Six programs qualified for NCAA postseason competition, including volleyball, baseball, women's basketball and men's basketball - which advanced to its first Sweet 16 in 15 years.
