Archive for February 28th, 2010

Carolina Hurricanes Hockey – Recap: Wake Forest vs. North Carolina – Tacoma News Tribune

Recap: Wake Forest vs. North Carolina – Tacoma News Tribune
The Wolverines (10-7) earned the signature win they needed in a season that started with them ranked 15th, coming off their first NCAA tournament heart-breaking 64-62 loss at Miami-Florida. With the setback to the Hurricanes, Tech is now just 5-5

ACC roundup: North Carolina upsets Wake Forest – Baltimore Sun
Freshman Leslie McDonald scored a season-high 16 points and North Carolina ended a three-game losing streak by beating host Wake Forest, 77-68, on Saturday. Will Graves had 13 points and Larry Drew II added 10 for the Tar Heels (15-14, 4-10 Atlantic

Carolina Hurricanes Hockey – Recap: East Carolina vs. Tulsa – Tri-City Herald

Recap: East Carolina vs. Tulsa – Tri-City Herald
Justin Hurtt poured in a game-high 34 points, as the Tulsa Golden Hurricane bested the East Carolina Pirates, 85-73, in a Conference USA tussle at Minges Coliseum. Jerome Jordan recorded a double-double in the win for Tulsa (20-9, 9-5 CUSA) with 15

Flight path to the future – Spectrum
ST. GEORGE – Weather permitting, work crews should begin laying pavement at St. George’s new airport this week. It would be the latest milestone in a 20-year effort to replace the city’s existing airport, an outdated facility that has crippling

Medicare Part D payment cut will help deficit – Nashua Telegraph
The state of New Hampshire will share in an Obama administration windfall that couldn’t come at a better time. OK, it only makes a small dent in the $140 million budget deficit that Gov. John Lynch declared two weeks ago requires another round of

(5) Duke (24-4) at Virginia (14-12) – Collegebaseball.rivals.com
Duke certainly can’t afford to lose momentum now – not with its ACC title hopes on the line. In their return to conference play, the fifth-ranked Blue Devils look to extend a seven-game winning streak against struggling Virginia on Sunday night, a

TU Notebook: The 20-win plateau – Tulsa World
Tulsa has now won 20 games for the fourth consecutive season with Saturday’s 85-73 road victory at East Carolina. Only three other times has TU had a least four seasons with 20-plus wins — the 1998-2003 teams (six straight), 1983-87 and 1993-97