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MEN'S BASKETBALL

• St. Joseph's visits Palumbo on Jan 23rd
  
• UMass visits Dukes on Feb. 6th


WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

• Dukes travel to Philly to face Hawks on Jan 11th
  
• Dukes host XU on January 4th then head to Cincy on Feb. 22nd
  
• Pitt hosts Dukes on Sat Dec 8th at 2 pm)


FOOTBALL

• Dukes vs St. Peter's preview
  
• Updated Sagrain Football Ratings & Opponents Schedule
  
• School press release
  
• PG notes


OTHER

• US News & World Report advances efforts of Duquesne, IUP
  
  "In the annual rankings of undergraduate schools, Duquesne University and Indiana University of Pennsylvania moved up a notch, while the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University stood pat.
  
  The highest-ranked national university in the region, according to U.S. News & World Report's 2002 rankings released Thursday, remains Carnegie Mellon. It stayed in 23rd place, same as last year......
  
  Duquesne moved from the third to the second tier and IUP, from the fourth to the third tier.
  
  Duquesne spokeswoman Ann Rago recalled that it was ranked in the third tier when U.S. News & World Report launched the ratings about a decade ago. She said former Duquesne President John E. Murray Jr. targeted improving four criteria upon which the rankings are based: SAT scores, the acceptance rate of students, the number of faculty with doctorates and the university's academic reputation.
  
  Two or three years later, she recalled, Duquesne cracked the second tier. But last year, it dropped back to the third tier.
  
  "It's a more difficult time to make the second tier," Rago said, explaining that universities are more aggressively recruiting students with high SAT scores.
  
  "It's better news now than even before," she said"
  
  
  
• New onlline publication - Duquesne University Times
  • Daily Publication for Duquesne News Goes Online Today

• AP: Early part of schedule keeps Pitt close to home
  
• Pitt announces women's hoops schedule
  
• Levcik breaking records for Robert Morris
  
• Pirates set new attendance mark
  
  "(Friday's) attendance of 20,683 raised the Pirates' 2001 total to 2,072,692. That's 7,390 higher than the previous record of 2,065,302 set in 1991, when a fan actually had to go to the game to be counted in the paid attendance."
  
  
• Pirates' Cordova undergoes elbow surgery; out at least another year
  
• Pirates player development director won't be back
  
• http://www.triblive.com/penguinslive/penguins_story.html?rkey=168123+sid=df3995ddb8717b54e13c03832f9344ae+cat=sports-penguins+template=sport1.html"Penguins sign Straka, Hedberg to long-term deals (Hedburg can now enter U.S>)
  
• Bettis uses inhaler, periodic rest to combat asthma
  • Steelers ring Bell to start; Rookie linebacker on defensive vs. Jaguars
    
  • Washington Post Steelers preview
    
  • Heinz Field signs given go-ahead
    
  • Old bottles will feature new stadium
    
  • Three North Shore streets will lose parking
• New 'UV' bus loops through city looking for good times
  • Graphic of route

ATLANTIC 10

• Not long to wait for Hawks
  • St. Joseph's press release
    
  • Schedule
• UMass press release
  • Schedule
• Van Breda Kolff to speak at Rochester, Corning Bonaventure Athletic Fund events
  
• All Philly Div I teams to met in triple-header
  
  
• Women's Basketball: Saint Joseph's Women's Basketball Team Faces Demanding Schedule
  • Schedule
• Xavier announces schedule
  • Schedule
  
  
  
• FOOTBALL: Hoftsra, URI seek underdog tag
  • A five-point plan could help Rams stop favored Hofstra
    
  • Richmond kicker waits
    
  • RUN-DMC TO ROCK THE HOUSE DURING HALFTIME AT TEMPLE FOOTBALL GAME
  
  
  
• Owls to continue in Big East football; Sources say Temple to stay in conference for two more years
  • Temple press release
    
  • AP
  
  
  
• VOLLEYBALL: Flyers host volleyball tourney this weekend
  
  
• Women's Soccer: Richmond Stuns No. 14 Maryland, 1-0; Spiders Upset Terps For Second Straight Season

MAAC FOOTBALL

• New York area matchups
  
• La Salle hopes to keep improving record

NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL / RECRUITING

• (Katz 9/7): NABC takes aim at reversing 5/8 rule
  
• The Sporting News Recruiting Roundtable, Part II
  • Part II
• Top guard form Texas chooses Indiana
  
• Tubbs expects TCU recruits to cover needs
  
• Question marks abound in big Penn freshman class
  
• (Katz 9/6): SMU gets local standout Hopkins
  
• Johnson ineligible to play for LSU this season
  
  
• DC area Good Counsel's men's coach resigns
  
• Recruits for Florida women's team visiting this weekend
  
• Newsday: Sites expanding to serve local sports enthusiasts

COLLEGE

• Providence College players could run afould of NCAA international rules
  • NCAA stands by 'crazy' foreign policy
• Gamecocks face tough schedule in Odom's first year
  
• 'Fab Four' doubleheader is all West Coast teams
  
• Winthrop a big winner in Big South
  
• Ohio showers Italy with basketballs
  
• Burlison on No. 18 Memphis
  
• Arizona, Maryland matchup highlights Coaches vs. Cancer Classic
  
  
• Players News
  
  • Decision Made on Florida's Dupay
    • Gainesville Sun: Sources: UF will dismiss Dupay from team
      
    • Impact on Gators Offense
  • Former UC player Donald Little pleads guilty
    • Huggins, Goin hold Little's fate; Ex-UC center hopes for reinstatement
  • Reed wants to be a member of the all-thinking team
  
  
  
• Coaches News
  
  • Indiana is Davis' program now
    
  • Donovan has Florida rinding high
  
  
  
• Women's News
  
  • ACC/SEC Shootout in Dec.
    
  • NCAA Woman of the Year Finalists Announced
    • NCAA press release
  • TCU women's hoops enters season with best recruiting class in team history
    
  • SIU women's basketball coaching salaries struggling to catch up
    
  • Tennessee, Duke, Georgia, Georgia Tech to meet in holiday doubleheader
    
  • Fired Michigan assistant alleges race, age discrimination

  
  OTHER

  
  

  • Heywood Hale Broun, a Writer With Flair, Dies at 83
    
    
  • Alabama facing new NCAA charges of football violations
    
  • Unlikely kicking guru kick-starts troubled punters
    
  • Minnesota Men's Golf Coach Resigns
    
  • Ohio State's Ohio Stadium renovation running $52 million over budget
    
  • Northwestern, UNLV meet amid controversy
    
    
  • New basketball magazine - Dime
    
  • Croce may land job with NBC
    
  • Officials Reject NFL's Offer; Replacements Also Likely for Week 2
    • Refs blew call by rejecting deal
      
    • Fill-in officials face first big test on Sunday
      
    • Replacements get chance to earn their stripes
  • Canadiens' Koivu has cancer, will require chemotherapy
    
  • NHL Governors approve four-year agreement with officials
    
  • Mail carriers test code

  
  
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