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MEN''S BASKETBALL

• Dukes add three more walk-ons
  
  • Andrew Gans, 6-2, 185 pound sophomore guard from Mt. Lebanon High School in Pittsburgh
    
  • Neil Harrold, 6-4, 170 pound freshman guard from West York High School in York, PA
    
  • Mike Vukmanovich, 6-6, 205 pound freshman forward from St. Joseph's High School in Ridgefield, CT
  
  
• Andy Katz' Weekly Word
  
  "But the string of bad news for the Tigers this offseason -- losing sophomore Jamison Brewer to the NBA draft in early May, the McGadney-Glass separate suspensions and a stress fracture to Marquis Daniels which forced him to miss a team European trip -- is fading largely because of the Tigers' newcomer class. Especially Lewis Monroe."


FOOTBALL

• Familiar teams dot national rankings; Jeremy Conley gets citation
  
• Gattuso ready to put his Dukes up against No. 2 Dayton
  
• Dukes defense overlooked
  
• Pregame notes; ratings and schedule update



VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL TOPS TEMPLE, 3-1
First Win Over Owls in DU History

The volleyball team improved to 7-3 overall and 1-1 in the Atlantic 10 with a 3-1 victory at Temple. Individual game scores were 30-27, 24-30, 30-25, 30-27.

The win marks the first time in 24 all-time meetings that Duquesne has beaten the Owls.

Sherene Lemonias (left) paced the Red and Blue with 18 kills while Brooke Saunders added 13. Jacqui Gerlach led the defense with 16 kills.

The Dukes return to action Saturday as they travel across Philly to face La Salle.


• Temple press release


WOMEN'S SOCCER

WOMEN'S SOCCER BOWS TO ROBERT MORRIS, 4-2
Moran and Bracco Score Goals



The Dukes women's soccer team saw a 2-1 halftime lead diminish as Robert Morris netted three goals over an 11-minute period to take a 4-2 decision over Duquesne Wednesday afternoon on Rooney Field.

Duquesne (1-4-1) got on the board early as Maureen Moran scored off Julie Broden's assist in the fourth minute for a 1-0 lead. Robert Morris' Amy Williams notched an unassisted goal in the 26th minute to tie the game before the Dukes' Lauren Bracco (above, left) snuck in her first goal of the season off a rebounded post shot for the 2-1 halftime lead.

Robert Morris (4-3-0) took control of the second frame scoring unassisted goals in the 60th, 67th and 71st minutes to capture the win.

In goal, Kristin Scharphorn faced 11 shots and recorded four saves while Colonials' keeper Shana Barardi had two saves on 21 shots.

The Dukes are back in action this weekend as they travel to Mississippi State Sept. 28 and Mississippi Sept. 30.



• BOX SCORE


• Women's Soccer Gets Shutout at Mississippi State, 3-0:
  Dukes to face Ole Miss. on Sunday
  
  • Mississippi Stae press release
    
  • bos score


MEN'S SOCCER




• Men's Soccer Loses A-10 Opener to St. Bonaventure, 2-1 in OvertimE
  Damien Pottinger Scores Lone DU Goal
  
  • St. Bonaventure press release
    
  • Buffalo News
    
  • http://www.godukes.duq.edu/msoc/2001/SBU.HTM">BOX SCORE


LOCAL




• Darryl Hill commits to WVU
  • West Virginia's point guard, junior Tim Lyles, will miss season
• Riley to Penn St
  
• Pitt Chases Past Glory
  • Bryant will probably play agaiinst Miami
• Pittsburgh terror link probed
  • Doctor cleared of involvement in attacks
• CMU receives $24M grant for computer science research
  
• Acadmics hurt PSU's progress
  
  ATLANTIC 10

  
  

  • Rivals Hoops: GW picks up recruit
    
    Nana "Pops" Mensah-Bonsu, a 6-8, 219 pound jumping jack from St. Augustine H.S. in Richland, NJ
    
    • NJ Hoops story
  • La Salle picks up Jermaine Thomas
    
  • Rhode Island picks up Chris Clark's younger brother, Jon
    • Rivals Hoops/Insiders Report: Jon Clark Talks About His School Choice
  • Martelli: Nelson's status not open for discussion
    
    
  • WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Candice Edwards, Richmond 2001 grad, joined CU coaching staff at VCU as a graduate assistant
    
    
  • FOOTBALL: URI Rams on the rise on field and in the weekly polls
    • Rams reschedule game with Northeastern
      
    • UMass needs turnaround, not turnovers
      
    • Catholic University at La Salle
      
    • Key stretch for UR; A-10 competition begins today
    
    
    
  • SOCCER & TENNIS: Bonnies beat Binghamton in soccer, win three tennis titles
    • Xavier's women's soccer has four pairs of sisters
    
    
    
  • GOLF: Bonnies reclaim golf championship; Dukes second of 17 teams
    
    
  • VOLLEYBALL: Adjustment helps UD spikers

  
  NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL / RECRUITING

  
  

  • Fall contact period extended by four days
    • Katz (9/28): NCAA extends recruiting period
  • SOCAL Hoops reviews recruiting rule changes
    
    Very comprehensive. Best section is no. 4, about one-quarter from the top, tells what changes are in context and points out any problems
    
    
    
  • Burlington center draws lots of attention
    
  • JUCO recruit Madison decides not to visit Cincinnati; commits to MSU
    • Barbour will visit UC
  • Purdue fills need in middle, signs JC transfer Booker
    
  • Judge's ruling a win for players
    
  • Baltimore Cath. League set to preview its top players; Preseason showcase designed to boost exposure
    
    
  • Eleanor Roosevelt to forfiet foot game because of recruiting violation

  
  COLLEGE

  
  

  • Ex-Wildcat Bowie leaves UK radio team
    
  • Wright St. pushing tickets
    
  • Kentucky Madness earliest ever
    
  • Dan Wetzel's Notebook: Valparaiso looks smarter, loaded
    
  • Students camp out for Duke basketball tickets
    
  • Gators will only benefit from adversity
    
  • Imported talent adds to thin Northwestern squad
    
  • Possible penalty for Isreali walk-on upsets Mississippi State's Stansbury
    
  • Midwest's new powerhouse; Snyder has Mizzou positioned for a long run at the top
    
  • Burlison: Big Story Lines Already Apparent
    
  • Mid-Major Preseason top 25 from collegeinsider.com
    
    From schools in the following conferences: America East, Atlantic Sun, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, Colonial, Horizon, Independents, Ivy, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Mid-Continent, Mid-Eastern, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Southern, Southland, Southwestern, Sun Belt, West Coast.
    
    
    
  • Players News
    
    • Auburn suspends McGadney indefinitely
      
    • Syracuse Suspends Edelin After Assault Charge
      
    • Heart condition sidelines Wisconsin freshman, LaTrell Fleming
      
    • Valparaiso basketball players cleared to play
      
    • UCLA Transfer returns to Princeton
      
    • Pepperdine's McGowan expelled for the fall semester for his role in a fight
      
    • Jason Williams recoverying well from injury
    
    
    
  • Coaches News
    
    • Knight Life Returns To Indiana Faithful
      
    • Providence committee making progress in search for A.D
      
    • Pitino uses basketball to get through his grief
      
    • Dale Brown thinking about running for congress
      
    • Interview with Gonzaga's Mark Few
      
    • Mountain man Peterson might be just what Vols need
      
    • Hewitt rebuilds exciting contender at Georgia Tech
    
    
    
  • Women's News
    
    • Kaczmarski Leaves School For the Second Time
      Ex-Sachem star in limbo after quitting Georgia
      
    • TCU women's hoops hopes to gain added exposure from harder schedule
      
    • Lady Vols have their say about Summitt
      
    • Furman's Carter to call it quits at season's end
      
    • Great gains in exposure; NCAA brought clout to women's sports
      • NCAA key to basketball's growth spurt; 'Our Final Four has become an event'
        
      • The evolution of college women's sports
        
      • Soccer is 'like a cell that just keeps mutating'
        
      • Some athletic departments separate yet equally committed
        
      • Some blame Title IX for cuts in men's sports
        
      • Bush's pick to enforce Title IX raises concerns

  
  OTHER

  
  

  • Ohio State soccer player dies
    
  • Francis dishes out dinner for Maryland tornado victims
    
  • Terps lacrosse players protest new coach
    
  • CBS draws the line on technology in smaller markets
    
  • Ex-Alabama player sentenced to 18 months in drug case
    
  • Malfunction, not foul play, believed cause of Hartford Civic Center fire
    
  • Fleming injuction granted in preparation for Oklahoma State U. crash case
    
  • New USC center progresses, but not all funds have been raised
    
  • Former Yugoslav clubs form new league
    
  • Minister sentenced for slash of youth basketball coach
    
    
  • Benefit For 7-Year Old Daughter of (NY) Stepinac HS Assistant
    
  • Sports: Next target for terror? The media attention is great. And so are the crowds.
    
  • Heisman Ceremony May Be Forced to Move

  
  
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