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Colorado Classic tickets now on sale by Chris Day9/26/2007PUEBLO, Colo.- Tickets for the second annual Colorado Classic at Dutch Clark Stadium are now on sale at several venues. The football game between Adams State College and Western State College will be held on Saturday, October 27. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. but is just a part of the festivities for Grizzly fans throughout the day.The ASC Alumni

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By CON MARSHALLGame day is a big deal in scores of college and university towns across America. That is true in Chadron, just as it is in Lincoln, Ann Arbor, South Bend or Tuscaloosa.Fans don’t flock to watch the Eagles by the tens of thousands like they do in the heavily-populated areas and fill stadiums that hold more bodies than there are living in a 150-mile radius of Chadron. But they do

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MONMOUTH, Ore.—Western Oregon controlled the football and thus the game during a 32-20 win over Linfield in front of an overflow crowd of 3,800 fans at McArthur Field on Saturday night.The Wolves had the ball for over 38 minutes in the ball game, compared to 21+ for the visiting Wildcats as WOU moved to 2-0 on the season. The game was the season opener for Linfield.Western Oregon had nearly 400

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For the second straight game The University of South Dakota amassed over 600 yards of offense in a game as USD picked up their first victory of the season. The Coyotes, who entered the game ranked 20th in the nation, defeated Winona State University 49-28 in front of 8,267 fans at the DakotaDome.The win for USD is their 20th-straight home victory, dating back to the final game of the 2003 season.

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President's Message 10/20/2006In high school I was a confirmed pencil neck. At 6 feet 2, I was more than painfully thin and called "Stretch" by a few friends. Naturally, I was picked on by the usual group of males, some of whom were athletes and all of whom were much stronger than me. By the time I was in college, I had developed a healthy skepticism of everything athletic, if not a downright

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NFF Contacts: Phil Marwill, director of communications1-800-486-1865, ext. 118Mobile: 917-579-4256Hillary Jeffries, special projects assistant1-800-486-1865, ext. 123Bo Carter, correspondentMobile: 214-418-6132This Week in College Football History: Oct. 23 - Oct. 29 MORRISTOWN, N.J., Oct. 17, 2006 – As part of an on-going series throughout the fall, The National Football Foundation & College Hall

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NFF Contacts: Phil Marwill, director of communications1-800-486-1865, ext. 118Mobile: 917-579-4256Hillary Jeffries, special projects assistant1-800-486-1865, ext. 123Bo Carter, correspondentMobile: 214-418-6132 News and Notes From Around College Football for Oct. 2, 2006 Eller On-Campus Salute Slated for Oct. 7 Minnesota- Penn St. GameCarl Eller, the legendary defensive tackle for the Golden

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc. MORRISTOWN, N.J., Sept. 19, 2006 – As part of an on-going series throughout the fall, The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame circulates in advance This Week in College Football History, which takes a look back at some of college football’s landmark moments over the last 138 years. During the season, many of these

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Senior to Be Honored for Act of HeroismANNVILLE, Pa. – Lebanon Valley College football team member Jake Peterson (Birdsboro, Pa./Daniel Boone), who helped save the life of a young child earlier this summer, will be recognized for his act of heroism at halftime of Saturday’s home game versus Juniata.In July, Peterson, a senior safety for the Dutchmen, and his sister, Allison, were working as

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NEWS RELEASE w/pdfThe National Football Foundation & College Hall of FameMORRISTOWN, N.J., Sept. 12, 2006 – As part of an on-going series throughout the fall, The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame circulates in advance This Week in College Football History, which takes a look back at some of college football’s landmark moments over the last 138 years. During the season, many of

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CHICAGO - Although it is only week two in the schedule for the No. 5 ranked Saint Xavier University football team, the biggest game of its 2006 season could take place this weekend. On Saturday, the Cougars travel to Lebanon, Ill., to face Mid-States Football Association (MSFA) Midwest League rival and No. 7 ranked McKendree College (Ill.) in a showdown that not only has implications in the

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National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc.Monday’s Chalktalkhttp://footballfoundation.com/news.php?id=939Outside the Lines of the Longhorns-Buckeyes Sept. 9 Match-up This Saturday’s game marks the first time the nation’s top-ranked team has visited Austin since 1950 and the first time since 1996 a No. 1 and a No. 2 team have met in the regular season. It is the first time in

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Contact: Harry “Trae” Stinson III SIAC Director of Communications 404-606-8095Week 1- SIAC Football Week PreviewPioneer Bowl VIII SIAC vs. CIAAAmerican Legion Memorial StadiumCharlotte, NC December 2, 2006 @ 2:00 pmwww.pioneerbowl.com MILES vs. SAMFORD (Aug. 31st)The Golden Bears of Miles College

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc. MORRISTOWN, N.J., Aug. 28, 2006 – As part of an on-going series throughout the fall, The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame circulates in advance This Week in College Football History, which takes a look back at some of college football’s landmark moments over the last 138 years. During the season, many of these

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By BILL ALBRIGHTWhen you take a close look at the head coaches of the schools in the Western Division of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference football situation entering the 2006 campaign, a couple of things will become evident from the start.There will be some of the old and a some of the new, even a little borrowed, but not a lot of blue. All of that considered, here is how things shape

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The Series (SAU, 46-29-1, since 1913)This will be the 77th meeting between Southern ArkansasUniversity and the University of Arkansas-Monticelloin a series that began in 1913. SAU has a 46-29-1 advantageover the Boll Weevils and claimed six consecutive wins, notcounting the UAM forfeit in 1999 to the Muleriders, until theWeevils snapped the streak in Magnolia in 2004, 33-31. SAUblanked UAM, 48-0,

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Contact: Rich Moser, SID (rlmoser@eiu.edu) Story Date: August 23, 2006 MARK HUTSON Assistant Head Coach CHARLESTON, Ill. - Eastern Illinois University athletic director Dr. Rich McDuffie has announced that Panthers head coach Bob Spoo will undergo surgery in St. Louis next Tuesday and will miss 4-to-6 weeks recovering prior to returning to the EIU sidelines.“Our thoughts and prayers are with

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of FameContacts:John Tataro, Alan Taylor CommunicationsPhone: 212-714-1280, ext. 258Hillary Jeffries, National Football FoundationPhone: 800-486-1865, ext. 123Ronnie Lott, NFF Conference Call to Unveil Multi-Million Dollar FundraisingInitiativePLAY IT SMART, NFF’S UNIQUE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE MENTORING PROGRAM, HASNATIONAL FOOTPRINT WITH OVER 136 HIGH

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of FameContacts:John Tataro, Alan Taylor CommunicationsPhone: 212-714-1280, ext. 258Hillary Jeffries, National Football FoundationPhone: 800-486-1865, ext. 123Ronnie Lott, NFF Conference Call To Unveil Multi-Million Dollar Fundraising InitiativePLAY IT SMART, NFF'S UNIQUE SCHOLAR-ATHLETE MENTORING PROGRAM, NOW HAS NATIONAL FOOTPRINT WITH OVER 136

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Brevard College completed its first week of football practice with a controlled intra-squad scrimmage in rainy weather on a very muddy practice field on Saturday morning. Although the sloppy field conditions made for difficult footing and some sloppy ball-handling, head coach Bobby Poss was positive about the progress of the start-up program."As a start-up program there have got to be challenges

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20 legends to be immortalized this weekend in South Bend, Ind.MORRISTOWN, N.J., August 10, 2006 - College football fans from across the country will join the National Football Foundation August 11-12 by gathering at the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind., to pay tribute to the storied careers of 20 of the game’s greatest stars at the organization’s annual Enshrinement

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Columnist Chris Kelly provides an inside look on the upcoming Great West Football Conference season Aug. 3, 2006What are they saying? The last two years the GWFC roundtable helped out on a weekly basis by contributing some thoughts on each game of the week. The contributors all cover Great West teams and know these teams as well as anyone. They're back and will continue to offer their insights

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Columnist Chris Kelly provides an inside look on the upcoming Great West Football Conference season 3. NORTH DAKOTA STATE - The Bison finished last season 7-4, with three of their four losses coming to teams that finished the season ranked in the top 25. North Dakota State also spent 10 of 12 weeks ranked among the top 25. This season NDSU is still loaded with talent at key spots on the field,

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DANVILLE, KY—The C6-H0 spirit continues to seep into America's sporting consciousness. Last year, the New York Times' "This Day in Sports" described Centre College's 1921 victory over the highly favored Harvard team as "arguably the upset of the century in college football." Now, another media heavyweight is acknowledging the magnitude of Centre's contribution to America sports history.

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BREVARD, NC (July 11, 2006) — The Brevard College Tornado Club will host a “Pigskin Pig-out Party” at 6:30 p.m. on Friday August 11. Former University of Georgia head football coach and athletic director Vince Dooley will be the special guest speaker at this festive event which will feature Brevard College coach Bobby Poss and the new Tornados football team. Attendees will be able to purchase

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Richmond Football Contact: Scott Meyer, 804.287.6313 or Bob Black, 804.287.6885 Former Richmond Football Standout Leland Melvin To Touch Down In Space Athletics Hall of Famer will be on space flight mission next year. UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, Va. – Leland Melvin (UR '86), who still holds Richmond football records for career receptions and receiving yards, will be making the

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Contact: Mark Simpson(704) 341-7990CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The Big South Conference will again video stream live its annual Football Media Day Luncheon, with this year's event taking place at The Westin Charlotte on Friday, July 28. The free, live web stream will be available from 12:00-1:30pm on www.BigSouthSports.com, and will feature all five head coaches and the Conference preseason players of the

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July 20, 2006GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Former Furman football standout Bear Rinehart ‘03 and his band “NeedToBreathe” will make their national television debut next Tuesday (July 25) on ESPN’s live morning show Cold Pizza, it has been confirmed.The band will perform its hit single “You Are Here” and possibly one other selection depending on time and breaking news constraints, according to ESPN’s Jason

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEThursday, July 13, 2006Contact: Stan Wagnon, (972) 234-0033 Russell honored for third time as league’s top writer; Bryant bags broadcasting award RICHARDSON, Texas -- Wichita Falls sportswriter J. Scott Russell was honored for the third time in nine years while San Angelo broadcaster Jeremy Bryant was recognized for a first time as the annual Lone Star Conference media awards

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For immediate release: June 29Contact: Matt Garvey, 404-586-8496AVP Atlanta Open Ready to Hit the SandThe Best Beach Volleyball Players in the World Headed to AtlantaTickets Now on SaleATLANTA – Two thousand tons – approximately four million pounds – of high-quality sand was delivered this week to Atlanta’s new Atlantic Station development in preparation for the AVP Atlanta Open, July 6-9. The

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WESTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY - SPORTS INFORMATION OFFICEDirector: Paul Madison Assistants: Butch Kamena, Matt Campbell360-650-3108, wwuvikings.comFOOTBALLFive Western opponents listed among Street & Smith’s Top 25Four of those games at Civic Stadium BELLINGHAM, Wash. --- Five schools on this fall’s Western Washington University football schedule are ranked in the recently released

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The Big South Conference Football Media Day is scheduled for Thursday, July 27, and Friday, July 28, 2006. We will begin with golf on Thursday at Ballantyne Resort Golf Club and conclude with the media luncheon and interviews on Friday at The Westin Charlotte. Below please find a tentative schedule of events, aswell as the attached hotel reservation form. Please return your completed

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Fox Hills Golf CoursePlymouth, MichiganMonday, July 24, 2006 Please join us ... This year's Annual Football Golf Outing promises to be the best yet! We are looking forward to welcoming players and guests from the past 50 years and would love to see you there! This is a great opportunity to help support the Warrior Football Program and meet up with old friends. Enter the hole-in-one contest for a

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Krutilla on Rimington Trophy Watch List Courtesy: Mat Kanan, associate director of athletic media relations Courtesy: WMU KALAMAZOO, Mich. – Western Michigan’s Robbie Krutilla was named to the 2006 Rimington Trophy Watch List this week. The award given to the nation’s best collegiate offensive center.Krutilla was the personification of consistency in 2005. The sophomore started all 11 games

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc.MONDAY'S CHALKTALK - MEMORIAL DAY EDITIONNews and Notes from around college football for May 30, 2006www.footballfoundation.orgGold Medal Rewards Two of Football’s Greatest LeadersBobby Bowden and Joe Paterno, both one week removed from earning election into the College Football Hall of Fame, received another honor last Thursday as the

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Director: Paul Madison Assistants: Butch Kamena, Matt DeVeau, Matt Campbell360-650-3108FOOTBALLMATHIESON RESIGNS TO BECOME AD AT MERIDIAN HIGH SCHOOLSpecial teams coordinator/linebackers coach leaves after two-year stint at WesternBELLINGHAM, Wash. --- Adam Mathieson, the special teams coordinator and linebackers coach on Western Washington University football staff, has resigned to become the

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WBB RELEASE – 2006/123 WINNIPEG, MB – The following individuals have been signed, released or traded by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League (CFL):WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS – agreed to terms with wide receiver Andrae Thurman (5-11, 185, Southern Oregon ’03, DOB: Oct. 25, 1980 in Houston, Texas). For More InformationJim TimlickManager, Media Relations and Communications(204) 784-

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WINNIPEG, MB – The following individuals have been signed, released or traded by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Football Club of the Canadian Football League (CFL):WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS – agreed to terms with DB Gabriel Fulbright (5-10, 175, New Mexico ’05, DOB: Dec. 15, 1982 in Dallas, Texas), RB Tellis Redmon (5-10, 210, Minnesota ’01, DOB: Dec. 19, 1978 in Fort Worth, Texas) and DB Jazzmen Williams

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The Wabash College Little Giant Football team is in Panama doing community service before playing an exhibition game this weekend. The Wabash men are already calling it a humbling, and life change experience. Read the students daily blog about the trip at:http://www2.wabash.edu/blog/panama2006/For Complete Information, visit our web site.http://www.wabash.edu/sports/football/Brent HarrisSports

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ELON, N.C. � Elon University today announced non-conference opponents � featuring the College of William & Mary and the University of Richmond � for upcoming Phoenix football schedules, including four foes for its 2007 slate and four opponents on its 2008 schedule. Elon also has one non-league contest slated so far for both the 2009 and 2010 campaigns.³I want to publicly thank (retiring Elon

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BULLDOG FOOTBALL INKS SIX PREP STARSDILLON, MT – Six prep student athletes have signed Frontier Conference/NAIA letters of intent according to head football coach Tommy Lee.Trevor S. Brown is a 5-9, 180 lb wide receiver from Twin Bridges, Montana. He earned All-Conference and All-State honors in football. Brown was selected to play in the Class C All-Star game. He also participated in basketball

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WALTHAM, Mass. – Bentley football coach Peter Yetten will receive the “Contribution to Amateur Football” Award from the Eastern Massachusetts Chapter of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame tonight (May 8) when the organization holds its annual Scholar-Athlete Award Dinner at the Lantana Restaurant in Randolph. Yetten, a 2000 inductee into the Bentley Athletic Hall of Fame,

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TAMPA BAY, FL -- Brian Sims, a three-year letterwinner on the offensive line who was a key player in the University of Delaware’s 2003 national championship, has signed a free agent contract with the National Football League’s Tampa Bay Buccaneers.Sims, a native of Waldorf, MD (Thomas Stone High School) who has earned his degree in finance from Delaware, was one of 28 free agents signed by the

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CONTACT: Mike “Mex” Carey (202-687-2475)Ononibaku Invited to Washington Redskins Rookie Mini-CampWashington, D.C. – Georgetown University senior football player Michael Ononibaku (Amherst, Mass./Amherst) will start the dream of a lifetime this weekend.Ononibaku, a first-team All-America selection by the American Football Coaches Association in 2005, was among a group of players invited by the

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc.13 PLAYERS AND TWO COACHES TO ENTER COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S ULTIMATE SHRINE IN SOUTH BEND, INDIANAWhat: Luncheon Announcement of the 2006 College Football Hall of Fame ClassWho: At least three members of the new class of the College Football Hall of Fame will join National Football Foundation (NFF) Chairman Ron Johnson and NFF President

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Additional 23 Tryout Free Agents to Participate in Mini-Camp This Weekend The Cleveland Browns signed 16 undrafted rookie free agents (subject to player passing a physical), the team announced today. The Browns will hold a rookie mini-camp for their ten draft selections, 16 undrafted rookie free agents along with 23 tryout participants beginning Friday, May 5 through Sunday, May 7. The rookie

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc.Press release w/pdfFour players and three coaches slated for August inductionMORRISTOWN, NJ, May 9, 2006 - Ron Johnson, Chairman of The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF), announced the Hall of Fame Divisional Class for 2006, which considers players and coaches from NCAA Divisions I-AA, II, III, and the NAIA (

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc.Four players and three coaches slated for August inductionMORRISTOWN, NJ, May 9, 2006 - Ron Johnson, Chairman of The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF), announced the Hall of Fame Divisional Class for 2006, which considers players and coaches from NCAA Divisions I-AA, II, III, and the NAIA (National Association of

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Singletary Is the Third Catamount To Get NFL Chance This YearCullowheee, N.C. - Two days after two Catamounts (Lamont Reid and Kevin McAlmont) became NFL free agents, it was announced by the Tennessee Titans that Western Carolina offensive lineman Wendell Singletary (Whiteville, N.C.) has also signed as an undrafted free agent. Singletary will join teammate Reid in the Titans camp, while McAlmont

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CONTACT: Mike “Mex” Carey (202-687-2475)Washington, D.C. – Georgetown University junior football player David Fajgenbaum (Raleigh, N.C./Ravenscroft) had a busy month of April. It’s nothing out of the ordinary for the Hoya quarterback.When he was not finishing spring practices with the Georgetown football team under the direction of first year head coach Kevin Kelly, Fajgenbaum was going to

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Contact: Houston TaylorPhone: (870) 235-4104 Southern Arkansas’ Herring Signs Pro Contract Magnolia, Ark. - Defensive lineman Chris Herring of Southern Arkansas University has signed a two-year free agent contract to play for the Tennessee Titans of the National Football League. Herring will report to rookie mini-camp Thursday in Nashville, Tenn.

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Tucker, GA – The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) and the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) are bringing the only HBCU post-season football bowl game, the Pioneer Bowl, back to Charlotte, North Carolina on December 2, 2006, 1:00pm at the American Legion Memorial Stadium. With the success of last year’s event in Charlotte, its first in a CIAA city, along with

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Richmond Football May 2, 2006 Contact: Scott Meyer, 804.287.6313 Richmond's Stacy Tutt Inks Free Agent Deal With New York Jets Former Spider quarterback signs a free agent contract with the New York Jets. UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, Va. – Former Spider quarterback Stacy Tutt officially signed a free agent contract with the New York Jets of the National Football League Tuesday afternoon. The 2005

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MEDIA ADVISORYThe National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc.13 PLAYERS AND TWO COACHES TO ENTER COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S ULTIMATE SHRINE IN SOUTH BEND, INDIANAWhat: Luncheon Announcement of the 2006 College Football Hall of Fame ClassWho: At least three members of the new class of the College Football Hall of Fame will join National Football Foundation (NFF) Chairman Ron Johnson and

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*PORTLAND STATE ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS • FOOTBALL • 5/1/2006Contact: Mike Lund • 503.725.5602Three former Portland State Viking football players have signed free agent contracts with National Football League teams. Although no Vikings were selected in the recent NFL Draft, these three players will have a shot at making 2006 rosters.All-American running back Joe Rubin has signed with the

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Reid Goes To Tennessee Titans and McAlmont Goes To the Washington RedskinsCullowhee, N.C. — Western Carolina football players Lamont Reid (Maiden, N.C.) and Kevin McAlmont (Union City, Ga.) will each have the opportunity to continue their football career in the National Football League (NFL). Reid, a running back with the Catamounts, has signed as an undrafted free agent with the Tennessee Titans

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WILLIAMSBURG, VA - William and Mary senior defensive lineman Adam O'Connor (Greensboro, NC) has signed a free agent contract with the National Football League¹s Carolina Panthers.O'Connor will report to the team¹s Rookie Camp starting this Thursday, May 4th, at the team¹s training facility in Charlotte, NC.What makes his situation more intriguing is the fact that the team is interested in the 6-8

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WASHINGTON, Pa. – Washington & Jefferson College senior wide receiver/return specialist Aaron Krepps (Belle Vernon, Pa./Belle Vernon) recently signed a free-agent contract with the British Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football League. Krepps, an American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Division III and Associated Press Little All-American, becomes the first President to sign as a pro

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For Immediate Release April 30, 2006Contact: Jim Sheehan (516) 463-6764HEMPSTEAD, New York - Hofstra University senior offensive tackle Willie Colon (Bronx, NY/Cardinal Hayes) and wide receiver Marques Colston (Harrisburg, PA/Susquehanna Township) were selected on day two of the2006 National Football League Draft Sunday. Colon, selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Colston, picked by

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As announced today by the Patriot League, the 2006 Patriot League football media day will be held on Tuesday, August 1 at Green Pond Country Club. The league's head coaches, along with selected student-athletes, will be available for interviews in the morning, with the annual golf outing to be held following lunch. Please save the date for this event.

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc.NEWS RELEASE w/pdf and photoNFF Celebrates 5th National Play It Smart Week Play It Smart participants volunteer across the country April 29 - May 6 MORRISTOWN, N.J., April 27, 2006 – The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF) announced today that it will hold its 5th Annual Play It Smart Week April 29 - May 6,

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 27, 2006Contact: Dennis Switzer (803) 981-5240 FIVE ADDED TO SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE HALL OF FAMEInductees include Traci Hyman Davis, Lenoir-Rhyne; Boyce Green, Carson-Newman; Angela Harbour Mayfield, Catawba; Dr. Jerry McGee, Wingate; Jennifer Wiggins, Mars Hill ROCK HILL – Four former highly-decorated

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*PORTLAND STATE ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS • 4/28/2006Contact: Mike Lund • 503.725.5602 • lundm@pdx.edu**Viking Football And Softball Will Have A Big Saturday*Portland State Athletics has an important Saturday home schedule as the Viking football and softball teams will simultaneously give their fans a look at present successes and future aspirations.Football Coach Tim Walsh will get his first

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A weekly look at NAIA SportsRADIO: "The Association" is making changes.In order to accommodate more stations across the country in need of NAIA content, "The Association" will shorten programming to a daily 4 minute update. The change to the program is effective as of today (April 24, 2006. Radio Stations interested in the daily 4 minute national update on NAIA sports should contact Victory

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NATIONAL CHAMPION TEXAS COACH MACK BROWN HEADLINES 2006 KEYBANK GRIDIRON LEGENDS LUNCHEON SERIES NFF’s College Football Hall of Fame to host six esteemed speakersfrom April to AugustMORRISTOWN, NJ – March 30, 2006 – The National Football Foundation (NFF) announced today the lineup for the 10th annual KeyBank Gridiron Legends Luncheon Series at the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend,

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc.NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION CHAPTERS AWARD $775,000NFF Scholar-Athlete banquets honor 3,000 deserving student-athletes nationwideMORRISTOWN, N.J., March 7, 2006 - More than 95 banquets throughout the country will honor high school and college football scholar-athletes during the 2005-2006 chapter banquet season, The National Football

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Grand Valley State and Mount Union Regain National Titles Appalachian State Claims First Crown While Carroll College Wins 4th Consecutive TrophyDALLAS – Jan. 9, 2006 – In front of over 1,500 coaches at the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Annual Convention, Steven J. Hatchell, president of The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame (NFF), today presented the National

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Want to watch all the bowl games on your new tv?   I found a great place to get the Dish Network.  They will install into 4 rooms, with digital video recorders, HDTV receivers, and give you a lifetime warranty.  They will give you the DVR/HDTV receivers for free. The have a #1 Customer Satisfaction ranking.  Dish Network Order by 10am and have the Dish Network installed tomorrow.

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The 17th group of inductees into the Davidson Athletics Hall of Fame will be honored on Jan. 29, 2006, during halftime of the men’s basketball game versus Princeton that evening, as well as at a banquet prior to the game. The four to be inducted are Alexander N. Gibbs, Jr. ’63, Jennifer R. Roos ’93, Joel R. Tew ’76 and H. Edmunds White ’47.Alex Gibbs, a running back and defensive back for the

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Plumtree, N.C.----The Trinity Tree Company is partnering with the Wingate University athletic department to make Christmas a little brighter for the Bulldogs. The Trinity Tree Company will donate 10 percent of its Wingate sales to the Wingate University athletic department. Located in Avery County, the Trinity Tree Company, Inc. ships UPS and delivers trees all over the United States.

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Funeral Services for Dr. Albert J.H. Sloan, IIThe Golden Bears Athletic Department mourns the loss of Dr. Albert J.H. Sloan, 12th President of Miles College.President Sloan died Friday, November 25th at a local hospital after complications developed from an earlier surgery, He was 63.Services will be held at 11:00am Thursday, December 1st at Boutwell Auditorium in downtown Birmingham. Burial will

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December 6, 2005The Waldorf-Astoria in New York City9:30 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. media reception in the Louis XVI Suite 11:30 a.m. NFF Awards Luncheon at the Starlight Roof Hall 4:30 p.m. photo session in the Louis XVI Suite 6:30 p.m. NFF Awards Dinner in the Grand Ballroom Previous notification is required to cover an event.Phone and radio interviews available, and satellite coverage will be

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FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. 22, 2005 – The Davey O’Brien Foundation announced three finalists for the 2005 Davey O’Brien National Quarterback AwardTM, presented annually to the nation’s best college quarterback. They are, in alphabetical order: Matt Leinart, Sr., University of Southern California; Brady Quinn, Jr., University of Notre Dame; and Vince Young, Jr., University of Texas. The three

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The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame, Inc.Press ReleaseMORRISTOWN, N.J., November 20, 2005 – As part of an ongoing series throughout the fall, This Week in College Football History takes a look back at some of college football’s landmark moments over the last 137 years.Throughout the season, many of these items are depicted in a changing exhibit at the College Football Hall of

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100 Most Memorable Athletic Moments in Northwest History Year Date Event 1906 19-Jul Northwest, then called the Fifth District Normal School, entered competitive sports by way of baseball. 1908 Football team (nicknamed the Normal's) played and won its first game in red and white uniforms on an athletic field located behind the Administration Building. 1909 Women's basketball traveled to

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Petersburg, VA – The East Coast Bowl Committee has announced plans to include athletes from Division I-AA colleges, as well as players from schools spread across the Mid-west, South and Northeast. The decision was made based on the talent availability in these regions. In only its fifth year, the East Coast Bowl has grown from a North Carolina versus Virginia classic in 2001 to

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HEMPSTEAD, NY - Hofstra University Head Football Coach Joe Gardi, who has directed the Pride program since 1990, announced today that he will retire at the conclusion of the 2005 season. He will coach his final home game at Shuart Stadium this Saturday, November 19 when the Pride face fifth-ranked Massachusetts at 1 p.m.Gardi has recorded a 118-62-2 record in his 16 seasons at Hofstra. Both his

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FURMAN PARTNERS WITH LIFT UP AMERICA AND GIFT OF SIGHT TO DONATE USED GLASSES; SCHOOL TO COLLECT DONATIONS AT SATURDAY FURMAN-WOFFORD FOOTBALL GAMEGREENVILLE, South Carolina --Furman University is partnering with Lift up America and the Gift of Sight Project to collect used eye glasses and sunglasses at its November 12 football game with Wofford College. Furman is one of 23 professional sports

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By Michael Stephens ETBU Sports Information InternMARSHALL, Texas -- Invincible is the word that Micah Huckaby used to describe himself prior to Aug. 14th, 2004, a day that would change his life forever.Prior to that day, Huckaby was seemingly indestructible; at least that is how he was seen in the eyes of his teammates on the East Texas Baptist University football team. He had built an

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BELLINGHAM, Wash. --- Rob Smith, the most successful coach in the history of Western Washington University football and the longest-tenured gridiron coach in the northwest, is leaving at the conclusion of the season.Smith, 48, is in his 17th year as the Vikings' head coach. Entering Saturday's season finale against Western Oregon at Civic Stadium, he has a 109-61-1 record, holding the Western

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ELLENSBURG, Wash. - The second-quarter scoring flurry displayed by Central Washington University in last Saturday's football victory over Western Oregon includes a new National Collegiate Athletic Association record for all divisions, the NCAA confirmed on Tuesday.The Wildcats scored 27 points in a span of one minute, 19 seconds during the second quarter of their 61-33 Great Northwest Athletic

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In its fall meeting on Friday, the Dordt College Board of Trustees adopted a recommendation to proceed with the implementation of a football program at Dordt College. The next step in the process is to begin the search for a head coach and to begin the process of soliciting funds. “It’s the right time to do this,” states Board of Trustees president, Dr. Calvin Hoogendoorn. “In our pool of

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Oct. 18, 2005Washington, D.C. - Over the course of more than 100 seasons of college football, Georgetown University has faced nearly 150 different opponents. In 92 of those series, the Hoyas hold the head-to-head advantage. This Saturday at the Multi-Sport Field (2 p.m.) on the campus on the Hilltop, Georgetown will kick off against Fordham University, its most common rival. Adding spice to an

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By Michael StephensSports Information AssistantMARSHALL, Texas – It’s been a long journey to the top of the depth chart for East Texas Baptist University seniors Matt and Mark Newton – and football has been the easy part.Playing football has been the easy part in the lives of ETBU’s starting cornerbacks, also twin brothers, who have been together all their lives – literally. Living through the

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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - The Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) has announced the addition of Geneva College of Beaver Falls, Pa., as the ninth member of the conference.The members of the PAC Presidents' Council voted unanimously to accept Geneva's application for membership during a conference call this afternoon. "We are very excited to accept Geneva College, a school with a mission, history

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GREENEVILLE, Tenn. --- Fans of the Tusculum Pioneers and Carson-Newman Eagles can support their team while aiding East Tennessee Medic Regional Blood Center by participating in the third annual Mossy Creek/Pioneer Bowl Blood Drive this week. The event is part of the festivities leading up to the October 15th football game between the Pioneers and Eagles that kicks off at 1:30 p.m. from

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Contact: Harold JamesonPhone: (870) 235-4104 Magnolia, Ark. - The Southern Arkansas University ‘Rider Club will meet Friday at noon at Western Sizzlin’ for a dutch treat luncheon, and to hear reports from Mulerider and Lady Mulerider coaches. Football coach Steve Quinn and his staff will update sports fans on the progress of their Muleriders, and

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Bantam Senior Coughlin Named as Finalist For Draddy AwardHartford, Conn., Oct. 6 -- The Trinity College football team, which won, 34-6, against Williams College last Saturday, will host the 1-1 Hamilton College Continentals on Saturday, Oct. 8 at 1 p.m at Jessee/Miller Field. The Bantams, coached by Chuck Priore (6th season, 34-9) posted their 24th triumph in a row last weekend, breaking the New

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2005 Draddy Trophy - “Academic” Heisman - Semi-Finalists Named184 vie for college football’s most prestigious academic honorMORRISTOWN, N.J., October 4, 2005 – Selected as the best of the brightestfrom the college gridiron, The National Football Foundation & College Hallof Fame (NFF) today announced the 184 semi-finalists for the 2005 DraddyTrophy, presented by HealthSouth, and the candidates for

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CLEVELAND -- The North Coast Athletic Conference and the University Athletic Association, two NCAA Division III athletic Conferences, announced a historic football scheduling agreement today. The two Conferences have agreed to play each other in a non-conference football scheduling agreement, which will begin in the fall of 2008 and continue through 2009. Nineteen games involving NCAC-UAA

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EASTON, Pa. (www.lafayette.edu) - John Huarte, the winner of the Heisman Trophy in 1964, spoke with the Lafayette offense on Monday at the Maroon Club Strength Center. A 1965 graduate of Notre Dame, Huarte threw for 2,062 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior to claim All-American honors and the Heisman Memorial Trophy, awarded to the outstanding college football player in the nation. He set 14 new

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Lehigh-Harvard gridiron showdown available on CSTVIt is the second nationally-televised Patriot League regular season game of the seasonCENTER VALLEY, Pa. – One of the top games in the country this week involves the Patriot League, and CSTV will have the action live as No. 11 Lehigh (2-1, 1-0 PL) travels to take on No. 15 Harvard (2-0, 1-0 Ivy) at 12:30 p.m. at Harvard Stadium in Cambridge,

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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. -- The MIAA was rocked by the news of the sudden passing of John Ware, head football coach at Missouri Southern, Tuesday morning (Sept. 27). He was 46.Ware was in his second season as head coach of the Lions, and before that had been head coach at Truman from 1995 to 2003. He was an assistant for the Bulldogs for the 10 previous seasons -- eight as offensive line coach. He

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FOR RELEASE: September 26, 2005NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - The Presidents' Athletic Conference (PAC) has announced the addition of Geneva College of Beaver Falls, Pa., as the ninth member of the conference. The members of the PAC Presidents' Council voted unanimously to accept Geneva's application for membership during a conference call this afternoon. "We are very excited to accept Geneva College, a

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Under existing distribution agreements, Altitude Sports & Entertainment (Altitude) will soon expand its reach to include Comcast and Bresnan cable systems throughout Utah and Montana.Beginning the weeks of September 22 and September 29, the regional sports and entertainment network will be available in Montana areas served by Bresnan including Billings (Ch. 71), Bozeman (Ch. 38), Butte (Ch. 34),

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Press release courtesy Newberry College Newberry, S.C.----Newberry College director of athletics Andy Carter announced today the rescheduling of the Wingate University football game from October 22 to Thursday, October 20 at 7 p.m. The change was made to permit a live Time Warner Cable telecast in the Columbia and Charlotte markets and a Comcast broadcast in Charleston. This marks the

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WILLIAMSBURG, VA (September 21, 2005) � With the home opener less than 24 hours away, the College of William and Mary Athletics Department has announced a record amount of football season tickets have been sold. The2005 total of 2,613 breaks the previous mark of 2,532, set in 1971, the last of Lou Hotlz¹s three seasons as the Tribe¹s head coach. The number exceeds last season¹s total

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No Make Up Has Been ScheduledCullowhee, N.C. — With Hurricane Rita — which will go down in history as the third most intense hurricane on record in the Atlantic Basin — threatening the state of Louisiana, Nicholls State has informed Western Carolina that this Saturday’s football game in Thibodaux has been cancelled. No make up date will be scheduled for this year, but the schools will work to

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No Make Up Has Been ScheduledCullowhee, N.C. — With Hurricane Rita — which will go down in history as the third most intense hurricane on record in the Atlantic Basin — threatening the state of Louisiana, Nicholls State has informed Western Carolina that this Saturday’s football game in Thibodaux has been cancelled. No make up date will be scheduled for this year, but the schools will work to

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With the threat of heavy wind and rains from Hurricane Rita, officials from Northwestern Oklahoma State University and McNeese State University agreed to cancel Saturday’s football game in Lake Charles, La. “The safety of the players from both schools is paramount,” said Dr. Paul Beran, university president. “I appreciate the professionalism of McNeese State’s administration in handling this

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