Spokesman Review: COUGS' O-LINE REMAINS IN FLUX
USA Today: GOOD NEWS BEARS LOOK GOLDEN
USA Today: WASHINGTON GUARD KAYLA BURT WILL RETURN TO ACTION
Seattle Times: QBs STANBACK and PAUS SHINE IN SCRIMMAGE
Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA: CANDREA PRESSES ON
Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA: HEAVNER STEPS UP AT QUARTERBACK
Friday, August 20, 2004
Tacoma News Tribune: FREDERICK OUT WITH BAD ANKLE
Seattle Post-Intelligence: HUSKIES TRY TO STOKE RESISTENT FIRE
Seattle Post-Intelligence: DOBA TO PLAYERS: IT'S TIME TO GET SERIOUS
Spokesman Review: SOME URGENCY FOR COUGARS
Spokesman Review: MAPLES PAVILION REMODEL ON SCHEDULE
USA Today: CHANGING DIRECTIONS ON GRIDIRON LANDSCAPE
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD: MAPLES AHEAD OF SCHEDULE
Orange County Register: SO FAR, SO GOOD FOR TROJAN
Tucson Citizen: YOUNG WILDCAT LINEBACKERS WILL HAVE TO LEARN UNDER FIRE
Arizona Republic: BEYOND HOWARD, JOHNSON, ARIZONA LINEBACKERS UNTESTED
Arizona Republic: ASU LINEBACKER ROBINSON TOOK LONG ROAD
Eugene Register-Guard: FACE IT: CLEMENS IS THE MAN FOR OREGON
Eugene Register-Guard: COACHES AND PLAYERS ATTEND FUNERAL FOR SLAIN UO RECRUIT
Seattle Times: UW'S BARNES ADDS BEEF, DOESN'T DROP SPEED
Seattle Times: DESPITE LOSS, USC EXPECTS TO WIN AGAIN
FOX Sports.com: 2004 PAC-10 FOOTBALL PREVIEW
Thursday, August 19, 2004
Oakland Tribune: REDSHIRT FRESHMAN RARING TO GO FOR CAL
Seattle Post-Intelligence: LAKE ESTABLISHES NEW STYLE, RAPPORT WITH UW CORNERBACKS
Seattle Post-Intelligence: BASLER GIVES COUGS A TERRIFIC LEG UP
Spokesman Review: BASLER MAY NOT LOOK PART, BUT KNOWS HOW TO PLAY IT
Spokesman Review: COUGAR OFFENSE STRUGGLES AGAIN IN SCRIMMAGE
USA Today: OREGON OPENS PRACTICE AFTER KELLY FUNERAL
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S TAILBACKS ARE UP AND RUNNING ARRINGTON LEADS TALENTED GROUP
San Francisco Chronicle: THE BEARS' CRADLE OF QBS CAL AGAIN TURNS TO NORCAL JC CONFERENCE
Orange County Register: UCLA: MORE STUDY TIME
Orange County Register: UCLA: DIFFERENT SIZE, SAME SLATER STYLE
Wednesday, August 18, 2004
Arizona Republic: WILDCATS PAY TRIBUTE TO PHOENIX ATTORNEY
Arizona Republic: ASU TAILBACK WADE AIMS FOR DURABILITY
Arizona Republic: ASU VOLLEYBALLERS STILL LEARNING NEW SYSTEM
Eugene Register-Guard: DUCK FRESHMEN READY TO FLY
Seattle Times: WSU FOOTBALL: DAVIS WILL FILL IN FOR DERTING
Seattle Times: HUSKIES: HAPPY BUT NERVOUS OVER BURT'S RETURN TO BASKETBALL
Seattle Times: UW'S BURT COMING BACK TO PLAY BASKETBALL AGAIN
Seattle Times: UW: WILLIAMS GETS STRENGTH FROM WINNING COACH
CBS Sportsline.com: TEEVENS IGNORES CRITICS, CONVINCED STANFORD WILL BE BETTER
Orange County Register: Trojans will rely heavily on Lutui
Tuesday, August 17, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: NICE VERSUS NASTY
Oregonian: OREGON FOOTBALL BEGINS TRYING TO MOVE FORWARD
Oregonian: BEAVERS OPEN TWO-A-DAYS WITH SLOT, FLANKER ROLES OPEN
Long Beach Press Telegram: D-LINE HIT BY INJURIES
Long Beach Press Telegram: FOUR TO SIT, WAIT FOR NCAA DECISION
Tacoma News Tribune: WSU'S DERTING DOWN WITH DISLOCATED WRIST
Tacoma News Tribune: STANBACK SHINES FOR HUSKIES
Seattle Post-Intelligence: TEEVENS CONVINCED STANFORD WILL BE BETTER
Seattle Post-Intelligence: HUSKIES SOLID AT LEAD BLOCKER
Spokesman Review: CAL PLAYERS ENJOY BEING IN SPOTLIGHT
Spokesman Review: HUSKIES BEGIN SEASON WITH TEAM BONDING
Contra Costa Times: Predicting isn't McArthur's game
Monday, August 16, 2004
Tacoma News Tribune: BONDING TIME FOR HUSKIES
Tacoma News Tribune: IN FIRST WSU SCRIMMAGE, DEFENSE STUFFS THE OFFENSE
Tacoma News Tribune: USC BEGINS SEASON WHERE IT ENDED, AT NO. 1
Spokesman Review: PAYMAH NOW LEADER OF THE PACK
Spokesman Review: INJURIES DAMPEN COUGS' SCRIMMAGE
USA Today: ONE ARRESTED, OTHERS SOUGHT IN KILLING OF OREGON RECRUIT
Oregonian: ANDERSON KNOWS THIS IS HIS YEAR TO SHINE
San Jose Mercury News: KIRKS CAN ALWAYS SWIM IN MEMORIES
Long Beach Press-Telegram: CABLE TUNES IN TO McCLOSKEY
Long Beach Press-Telegram: JUSTICE TRAINS WHILE HE WAITS
•Arizona Republic: WILDCATS KICKERS TURN INTO TEAM'S
STRENGTH
•Arizona Republic: SENIOR APPRECIATES CHANCE AT 6TH
YEAR
•Arizona Republic: DEVILS CORNERBACKS WILL ACCENT
AGGRESSIVENESS
•LA Times: HUMANS HAVE BIGGER BCS ROLE
•Seattle Times: UW DEFENSE WILL RELY ON LINEBACKERS AND
SECONDARY
•Seattle Times: WSU DEFENSE STUFFS OFFENSE IN
SCRIMMAGE
Friday, August 13, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: NEW CORNERBACKS SHOW PROMISE
Arizona Daily Star: STOOPS ADDING LOCAL TALENT TO WILDCAT ROSTER
Arizona Daily Star: COSTA READY TO PLAY CATCH ME IF YOU CAN
Oregonian: MEMORIES AS MOTIVATION
San Jose Mercury News: OPTIMISM REIGNS AS STANFORD OPENS CAMP
Long Beach Press-Telegram: WALKER SURE HE CAN FEND OFF COMPETITION
Long Beach Press-Telegram: FRESHMEN FLYING FIRST CLASS
Tacoma News Tribune: BATHING IN EARLY HOPE
Seattle Post-Intelligence: HUSKIES START OUT FEELING BETTER
Spokesman Review: COUGARS WILL KICK IT UP A NOTCH WITH FULL-CONTACT PRACTICE SESSIONS
San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL SETTLE IN AT HOME TEAM OPENS WITH FOUR STRAIGHT GAMES ON THE FARM
San Francisco Chronicle: TEDFORD SHIES AWAY FROM THE SPOTLIGHT
Contra Costa Times: TEDFORD WORKING MAGIC ON CAL DEFENSE?
Tucson Citizen: STOOPS EXPECTS NATIONAL TITLE IN 3 YEARS
Tuesday, August 10, 2004
Tacoma News Tribune: PRACTICE OPENS FOR COUGS
Oakland Tribune: LYNCH MAY BE SPARK CAL NEEDS FOR BIG SEASON
Spokesman Review: COUGARS SHAKE OFF COBWEBS
Arizona Daily Star: UA TO HONOR 2004 HALL OF FAME CLASS
Arizona Daily Star: GREAT EXPECTATIONS
Long Beach Press-Telegram: TIGHT END POSITION A CONCERN
Long Beach Press-Telegram: EX-UCLA ATHLETE FINDS WAY
Long Beach Press-Telegram: CARROLL, TROJANS RELOADED
Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
ContraCosta Times: GREAT EXPECTATIONS
Monday, August 9, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: IT'S JUST PRACTICE, YET CATS ARE EAGER
Long Beach Press-Telegram: COACHING STAFF SAYS OFFENSIVE SYSTEM A GO
Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS WILL TAKE IT SLOWLY
Oakland Tribune: CAL COACH IN THE SWIM OF THINGS AT OLYMPICS
Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: LOCALS LOPEZ, BUTLER THRILLED TO BE CATS
Friday, August 6, 2004
Tacoma News Tribune:THREE WSU PREP RECRUITS NOW ELIGIBLE
Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES' NEW AD STRIKES BALANCE
Arizona Daily Star: SEATS FOR WILDCATS' FOOTBALL SEASON PROVING TO BE JUST THE TICKET
Contra Costa Times:
STRICTER RULES FOR RECRUITING ARE PUT IN PLACE BY NCAA
Orange County Register: CHOW RAMS THROUGH NEW MOVES FOR BUSH
Tucson Citizen: UA SENIORS PICKED FOR WOODEN PRESEASON HOOP TEAM
Tucson Citizen: BASEBALL: GOLD MEDAL FOR CROWE
Thursday, August 5, 2004
USA Today: WILLIAMS PRACTICES AS TROJANS OPEN CAMP
Orange County Register: TROJANS LOOKING FORWARD ON FIRST DAY
Tucson Citizen: NIGHT & DAY
Tucson Citizen: ASU SCHEDULES GEORGIA IN '08, '09
Arizona Daily Star: RENEWED HUSKIES DEVOID OF STARS
Oregonian: DUCKS ADD DRILLS TO SUMMER FUN
Long Beach Press-Telegram: WILLIAMS RETURNS, BUT QUESTIONS SWIRL
Wednesday, August 4, 2004
Orange County Register: C SEASON PROSPECTUS
Tacaoma Tribune: EXPECTATIONS TO GET WORKOUT
Tuesday, August 3, 2004
Oakland Tribune: TRAINING CAMP NOT ALL WORK FOR SWIM TEAM
Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S KIRK IS TOP COLLEGE WOMAN ATHLETE
Tucson Citizen: Q&A: RICK DEMONT, UA assistant swim coach and former Olympian
Arizona Daily Star:BRUINS HOPE TO PUT 2003 BEHIND THEM
Tacoma News: UCLA KICKS WIDE RECEIVER OFF TEAM FOR MULTIPLE VIOLATIONS
Monday, August 2, 2004
•Arizona Republic: FORMER ASU COACH LIVED FULL LIFE IN HIS 56 YEARS
Friday, July 30, 2004
•LA Times: SAME COACH, NEW DIRECTION: BAKER BUILT WOMEN'S WATER POLO INTO CONTENDER
•LA Times: LEINART SET FOR TOP BILLING
•Seattle Times: GILBERTSON A STABILIZING FORCE FOR HUSKIES
Wednesday, July 21, 2004
ESPN.com: USC'S BYERS LIVING UP TO RECRUITING HYPE
Tuesday, July 20, 2004
Eugene Register-Guard: OLYMPIC DREAM ENDS FOR DUCKS
Monday, July 19, 2004
Arizona Republic: ANEURYSM KILLS WIFE OF UA SOFTBALL COACH
Arizona Republic: LARISH, URQUIDEZ OPT TO REMAIN AT ASU
Seattle Times: MCELVAINE SELECTED TO COACH U.S. WOMEN'S FOUR
FOXSports.com: HAYES: LEINART WILL STAY AT USC THROUGH SENIOR YEARFriday, July 16, 2004
The Oakland Tribune: CAL EX UPSHAW JUMPS TO ATHENS AS JACOBS RETIRES
Thursday, July 15, 2004
Long Beach Press Telegram: VAULTING INTO THE SPOTLIGHT
Arizona Republic: UA FOOTBALL ON TRACK, BUT IT'S A LONG JOURNEY
Eugene Register-Guard: UO'S MALONE TO TRY FOR 'B' STANDARD IN HAYWARD
CBS Sportsline.com: TEDFORD GUIDING BEARS TO THE TOP IF CAL REALLY WANTS TO GET THERE
Wednesday, July 14, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: FORMER HUSKY HILL PAINTS A NICE FIGURE AS DISCUS CHAMP
Seattle Times: UW'S BURT READY TO RETURN, BUT IS IT WORTH THE RISK?
TheSportiingNews.com: USC IS NO. 1 IN PRE-SEASON RANKINGS
TheSportiingNews.com: USC'S LEINART LEADS THE SPORTING NEWS HEISMAN WATCH LIST
Tuesday, July 13, 2004
The Seattle PI: UW'S TURNER HIRES ASSISTANT
Monday, July 12, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: BREMERTON'S DANA KIRK GOING TO ATHENS WITH SISTER
The Tacoma News Tribune: FORMER UW POLE VAULTER MEETS HIS GOALS BUT FALLS SHORT IN ATHINES BID
The Seattle PI: BREMERTON NATIVES FIRST SISTERS ON SAME OLYMPIC SWIM TEAM
Friday, July 9, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: SINK OR SWIM FOR KIRKS, QUANN
Thursday, July 8, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: UNLESS YOUR NAME IS PHELPS, DON'T LOSE YOUR ID BADGE
Wednesday, July 7, 2004
The Spokesman Review: UW SOFTBALL TURNS TO EX-PLAYER TO RIGHT SHIP
The Tacoma News Tribune: UW NAMES TARR TO HEAD SOFTBALL PROGRAM
The Seattle PI: UW SOFTBALL PUTS ON A NEW FACE
The Seattle PI: FORMER UW GOALIE WALTMAN LEARNING FROM SOUNDERS STAR
The Seattle PI: HUSKIES' RISK WELL PLACED IN SOFTBALL HIRING
Tuesday, July 6, 2004
San Jose Mercury News: WALSH'S LAST RIDE DOWN ON THE FARM
Friday, July 2, 2004
Arizona Republic: ASU'S NOE REINJURES KNEE, OUT FOR START OF SEASON
LA Times: BRUINS HIRE IRVINE COACH
Long Beach Press-Telegram: SAVAGE IS EASY CHOICE
Thursday, July 1, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: UA FRESHMAN HAS PLAN FOR SUCCESS
Oregonian: THE PRICE TO WATCH NO. 1 USC GOES UP
Tuesday, June 29, 2004
Arizona Republic: CARDS TO MAKE $3.5 MILLION IN ASU DEAL
Eugene Register-Guard: NO BEGINNING OR END TO PAC-10 HOOPS SEASON
Seattle Times: UW MEN'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE RELEASED
Oregonian: OSU LETS HANCHETT LIVE DREAM
Friday, June 25, 2004
Long Beach Press Telegram: NCAA WAITS ON WILLIAMS
Thursday, June 24, 2004
Arizona Republic: SERIES RUN HAS YOUNG UA TEAM EAGER TO FACE NEXT SEASON
Wednesday, June 23
Tucson Citizen: WE SHALL RETURN
Tucson Citizen: WAITING FOR THE CALL
Contra Costa Times: CHILDRESS' DRAFT STOCK CLIMBING, POSSIBLY INTO THE TOP FIVE
Oregonian: UO BASKETBALL ARENA
Long Beach Press-Telegram: COLISEUM PANEL AND USC DISCUSS STADIUM PLANS
Arizona Republic: LACK OF CLUTCH HITS SENDS UA HOME
Tuesday, June 22
Tucson Citizen: THE SINGLES LIFE IS NOT FOR HIM
Tucson Citizen: UA'S PROUTY MAKING STRIDES
Contra Costa Times: CAL'S TAMIR HOPING TO GET PICKED
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD TO HAVE BORCHARDT BACK
The Tacoma News Tribune: KIRK NABS NATIONAL AWARD
USA Today: STANFORD'S KIRK CHOSEN AS TOP COLLEGE WOMAN ATHLETE
Arizona Republic: FENCES CAN'T HOLD UA'S DURAN
Monday, June 21
The Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES HIRE EX-VANDERBILT AD TURNER
The Seattle PI: NEW AD LAYS OUT VISION FOR HUSKY ATHLETICS
USA Today: LONG BALL LIFTS ARIZONA, SENDS ARK. PACKING
Arizona Republic: BROWN'S 2HRS POWER ARIZONA PAST ARKANSAS
Seattle Times: MOVING IN ON MONTLAKE: HUSKIES INTRODUCE NEW AD
Seattle Times: ROBINSON'S RETURN CONFIRMS THAT UW IS A BASKETBALL SCHOOL
Friday, June 18
Arizona Daily Star: FERVENT AUSSIE DILLON PROVES SOME LIKE IT HOT
Arizona Daily Star: THEY'RE NO FRAIDY-CATS
Long Beach Press-Telegram: NBA CAN WAIT FOR THOMPSON
The Seattle PI: NATE PULLS OFF BIGGEST FAKE
Thursday, June 17
USA Today: FANTASTIC FIVE CHASE TOP AWARD
USA Today: TITLE WAVE: UCLA SOUTHERN CAL EACH ADD FOUR MORE
Wednesday, June 16
Arizona Republic: HARD-WORKING UA STAFF FORGED RETURN TO CWS
Arizona Republic: ASSISTANT COACH HAS BEEN GOOD FOR LOPEZ TEAMS
Eugene Register-Guard: UO MEN HOPE TO MAKE RUN AT TRACK TITLE
Eugene Register-Guard: NCAA TRACK AND FIELD: 2005 REGIONAL HEADED TO HAYWARD FIELD
Seattle Times: THOMPSON MAY EXTEND RUN AS UW'S AD
USA Today: LOPEZ GUDES ARIZONA BACK TO CWS AS LONGSHOT
Tuesday, June 15, 2004
Tucson Citizen: CATS CRASH THE BALL
Monday, June 14, 2004
Tucson Citizen: NEXT STOP OMAHA
Tucson Citizen: NOTHING EASY ABOUT WIN, SEASON FOR WILDCATS
The Tacoma News Tribune: UCLA WOMEN WIN
Arizona Republic: UA SCRAPS ITS WAY TO CWS BERTH
Arizona Republic: ASU FRESHMAN WINS NCAA HEPTATHLON
Arizona Republic: ASU 4x100 RELAY TEAM FINISHES CLOSE SECOND TO FLORIDA
Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON FRESHMAN WINS NCAA POLE VAULT
Eugene Register-Guard: SUCCESS OF UO ATHLETICS MEANS MORE MONEY FOR ACADEMICS
LA Times: UCLA WOMEN TAKE TITLE AFTER SERIES OF NEAR-MISSES
Thursday, June 10, 2004
USA Today: DAD OF ARIZONA RECRUIT CALLS DEATH 'WILL OF GOD'
Arizona Republic: SUPER REGIONAL BRINGS UA'S LOPEZ BACK TO ROOTS
Arizona Republic: RECRUIT'S DEATH SHAKES UA
Arizona Republic: ASU AIMS TO ADHERE TO NCAA SUMMER RULES
Eugene Register-Guard: INDIVIDUAL PURSUITS TAKE PRECEDENCE FOR UO AT NCAA MEET
LA Times: UCLA'S HENDERSON HAS REESTABLISHED HERSELF AS A CONTENDER FOR NCAA 400 TITLE
Wednesday, June 9, 2004
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD RUNNERS DUEL FOR 1,500 TITLE
Tuesday, June 8, 2004
Tucson Citizen: PUMPED-UP CATS
Tucson Citizen: UA TEAMS BRING BACK LOTS OF EXPERIENCE
Arizona Daily Star: FOLEY'S FOLLY IS WILDCATS' BIG GAIN
The Oakland Tribune: CAL GOLF IMPROVED FROM UNWANTED TO NCAA CHAMPIONS
Monday, June 7, 2004
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS EYE FIRST WORLD SERIES SINCE 1986
The Spokesman Review: FORMER COUGS DOT ARENA LEAGUE
The Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S OTNESS THRIVES IN SCHOOL OF HARDBALL
Thursday, June 3, 2004
San Jose Mercury News: FUNDAMENTAL APPROACH TO SUCCESS FOR CARDINAL
Long Beach Press-Telegram: WILLIAMS RUNNING ROUTE TO USC
Tucson Citizen: PITCHERS KEY FOR CATS
Contra Costa Times: CAL GOLFER MAKING NAME FOR HERSELF
San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL'S HOPES REST WITH ROMANCZUK
The Seattle PI: LINCECUM NAMED PAC-10 PITCHER, FRESHMAN OF YEAR
The Seattle PI: UW MEN'S VARSITY EIGHT SEEKS FIRST IRA WIN IN SEVEN YEARS
The Seattle PI: UW GOLFERS CLIMB TO FOURTH AT NATIONALS
The Oakland Tribune: ESPN CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF EMERGING CAL FOOTBALL
The Oakland Tribune: CAL MEN RETAIN NCAA GOLF LEAD
USA Today: CAL RETAINS LEAD AFTER SECOND ROUND OF NCAA TOURNEY
Wednesday, June 2, 2004
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD TARGETS CWS ONCE AGAIN
USA Today: HOOD GIVES CAL FIRST-ROUND LEAD AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Tuesday, June 1, 2004
Tucson Citizen: NALLEN KEEPS COOL OUT ON THE COURSE
Tucson Citizen: UCLA TAKES SECOND STRAIGHT CROWN
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS EARN BERTH IN PLAYOFFS
OC Register: SHE FIGHTS GRAVITY AND EXPECTATIONS
Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS NOW HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE
Arizona Daily Star: NALLEN TO LEAD EMOTIONAL UA INTO NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS
Long Beach Press Telegram: UCLA GETS BASEBALL BERTH
Long Beach Press Telegram: UCLA REPEATS AS CHAMPION
The Spokesman Review: BRUINS WIN 10TH CROWN
The Spokesman Review: WSU, UW ROW TO TOP 10 FINISHES
The Oakland Tribune: LIU WINS TENNIS TITLE AGAIN
Friday, May 28, 2004
Tucson Citizen: CATS OUT TO STICK TOGETHER
Tucson Citizen: CATS LOOK FOR SWEEP AT USC
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL CREW SEEKING PERFECT SEASON
Arizona Republic: THE ALL-AMERICA WALK-ON
LA Times: BENYI'S HOMER HELPS BRUINS BEAT STANFORD
Seattle Times: SOFTBALL: OKLAHOMA TAGS UW
The Oakland Tribune: CAL SPRINTER CONTINUES TO ACCELERATE
Thursday, May 27, 2004
The Seattle PI: UW FRESHMAN SAVORING DEBUT ON DREAM FIELD...
USA Today: CHANGES QUICKLY RESTORE PROGRAM
OC Register: BRUINS HAVE A PLAN OF ATTACK FOR SOFTBALL SERIES
Contra Costa Times: WILLIE MAYS GALINDO
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL, STANFORD HOPE PITCHERS WILL CONTINUE TO DOMINATE
Arizona Daily Star: FOR WILDCATS, THE WORLD COULD SOON BE THEIR OYSTER
Oregonian: MOOS SAYS HE WILL STAY AT OREGON
Long Beach Press-Telegram: POWER AT THE TOP
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA HURDLER JUST KEEPS RAISING THE BAR
Eugene Register-Guard: AFTER CLOSE CALL, DUCKS GO BACK TO WORK
LA Times: SOFTBALL: UCLA TANDEM HAS PLENTY OF HISTORY TO BACK IT UP
Seattle Times: WOMEN'S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES PREVIEW
Wednesday, May 26, 2004
Contra Costa Times: MONTY'S SUCCESS TOUGH TO DUPLICATE
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD GOES WITH 'EVERYMAN'
Arizona Daily Star: CATS LAND 7-FOOT-2 PLAYER FOR THIS FALL
Arizona Daily Star: NEW ERA, SAME RIVAL IN STANFORD
San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD GIVES REINS TO JOHNSON
The Tacoma News Tribune: JOHNSON STANFORD'S MAN
The Seattle PI: UW'S OTNESS PLAYS WITH FIRE
Arizona Republic: PEDROIA A FINALIST FOR AWARD
Seattle Times: BOEK, HUSKIES READY FOR COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
Tuesday, May 25, 2004
OC Register: HOOK ROUT FOR WILLIAMS?
OC Register: UCLA ADVANCES TO TITLE MATCH
Contra Costa Times: STANFORD NAMES JOHNSON BASKETBALL COACH
Arizona Daily Star: UA WOMEN EXCITED ABOUT HOSTING PRESEASON NIT
Long Beach Press-Telegram: DISMISSED RECEIVER WANTS TO RETURN
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA BREAKS ILLINOIS' STREAK
USA Today: UCLA UPSETS DEFENDING CHAMPION ILLINOIS
Monday, May 24, 2004
OC Register: UCLA ATTACKS, CAPTURES REGIONAL
Contra Costa Times: CAL SOFTBALL REACHES WORLD SERIES, THANKS TO THORSON
San Francisco Chronicle: ASH'S BIG DAY PUTS CARDINAL BACK IN1ST PLACE
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD WOMEN TOPS IN TENNIS
The Tacoma News Tribune: BEST BASEBALL IN SEATTLE IS AT UW
The Oakland Tribune: CAL'S HUARTE WINS NCAA
Friday, May 21, 2004
Seattle PI: A MOMENT WITH...KEN KNUTSON
Thursday, May 20, 2004
Tucson Citizen: PROS PUT ON HOLD
Costa Costa Times: BEARS TAKE PAIR OF ACES INTO SOFTBALL PLAYOFFS
LA Times: HER OWN ACT WILL BE HARD TO FOLLOW
LA Times: BRUINS LEADING BY ONE IN WOMEN'S GOLF FINALS
Wednesday, May 19, 2004
Tucscon Citizen: ALLEN READY FOR START IN UA'S REGIONAL OPENER
San Francisco Chronicle: CATCHER WOODS IS KEY FOR BEARS
Tuesday, May 18, 2004
USA Today: ARIZONA ACE STEPS OUT OF LONG SHADOWS
Tucson Citizen: Renewed Hope
Tucson Citizen: FOCUSED ON CROWN
San Francisco Chronicle: NO.1 STANFORD FALLS TO 2ND IN PAC-10
Arizona Daily Star: ROLLER COASTER SEASON STEADIES
Arizona Daily Star: GOING FOR WIN NO. 2
Oregonian: BASKETBALL RECRUITS CREATE A STIR AT UO
Oregonian: THE RISE AND BOOS OF UO'S BILL MOOS
Monday, May 17, 2004
Long Beach Press Telegram: A COACH WHO CARES
Arizona Daily Star: CATS EXPECTING SOLID REGIONAL AT HILLENBRAND
Long Beach Press Telegram: BRUINS OPEN TITLE DEFENSE AT HOME
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS NO. 1 SEED IN NCAA SOFTBALL
Tucson Citizen: CATS HAVE SECRET WEAPON FOR NCAAS
OC Register: UCLA WANTS TO KEEP GIVING TO ADAMS
San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL, BEARS GET TOP SEEDS
The Seattle PI: NO. 1 SEED FOR HUSKIES
The Oakland Tribune: CAL'S WILBURN TAKES HIGH JUMP
USA Today: PAC-10 HAS ITS STAMP ON SOFTBALL FIELD
Friday, May 14, 2004
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS LOOK TO COMPETE WELL IN PAC-10 MEET
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL CREW ADJUSTS TO BEING TEAM TO BEAT
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD IS FACING TOUGH JOB AT PAC-10
Thursday, May 13, 2004
Tucson Citizen: NAME GAME BOOST FOR UA FOOTBALL
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS TO REST HOLLOWELL'S ARM
Contra Costa Times: POWE SETTING HIS OWN TIMELINE
Wednesday, May 12, 2004
Tucson Citizen: HOLLOWELL FINALIST FOR PLAYER OF YEAR
Tucson Citizen: UA'S 'ROCKY' SOLID PICK FOR AWARD
San Francisco Chronicle: DANA SORENSEN STRONG-ARMING THE OPPOSITION
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD HAS ACES IN HOLE
Eugene Register-Guard: SKIPPER'S DECATHLON GIVES UP HEAD START AT PAC-10'S
Tuesday, May 11, 2004
Arizona Republic: SUN DEVILS LEND HAND FOR ATHENS
The Seattle PI: HUSKIES' LINCECUM MOWING 'EM DOWN
Monday, May 10, 2004
San Francisco Chronicle: USC DOUBLES UP IN WATER POLO
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS CLINCH SOFTBALL CROWN
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD GRAD VAULTS TO NO. 2 ALL-TIME IN U.S.
USA Today: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TAKES WOMEN'S WATER POLO TITLE
USA Today: ARIZONA SALUTES TILLMAN AT SUN DEVIL STADIUM
Arizona Republic: ASU SEEKS HIGHER GROUND
Arizona Republic: Q&A WITH ASU PRESIDENT MICHAEL CROW
Arizona Republic: SUN DEVIL PROSPERITY ALL DEPENDS ON FOOTBALL
Eugene Register-Guard: SKIPPER WINS PAC-10 DECATHLON
LA Times: USC WINS WATER POLO TITLE WITH 29-0 RECORD
Friday, May 7, 2004
Tucson Citizen: TRUST IN HOLLOWELL
Tucson Citizen: HUNDLEY A HIT AGAIN
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD WOMEN BID FOR SECOND WATER POLO CROWN IN THREE YEARS
Arizona Republicr: HEPTATHLETE JOHNSON A GOLDEN FIND FOR DEVILS
Seattle Times: HUSKIES HAVE SHOT AT TOP DOG CARDINAL
Thursday, May 6, 2004
Tucson Citizen: UA NEAR PAC-10'S SOFTBALL CROWNWednesday, May 5, 2004
The Spokesman Review: WSU'S FREDRICK RESIGNS TO TAKE IOWA JOB
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S CRAIG RACES TO HEAD OF NCAA
Tuesday, May 4, 2004
The Oakland Tribune: COUGHLIN DIVES INTO NEXT CHALLENGE
Monday, May 3, 2004
Arizona Republic: DIOGU, KELLY TAKE MVP HONORS
Eugene Register-Guard: UO SPRING FOOTBALL REVIEW
Eugene Register-Guard: OSU FANS SEE WORK IN PROGRESS
Eugene Register-Guard: OSU SPRING FOOTBALL REVIEW
LA Times: UCLA FOOTBALL: IT COULD BE A SPRINGBOARD TO BIGGER, BETTER THINGS
Seattle Times: RECORD CROWD CHEERS HUSKIES TO VICTORY
The Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES SEND ROWDY CROWD HOME HAPPY
The Oakland Tribune: CAL MEN STANFORD WOMEN ROLL IN BIG MEET
The Oakland Tribune: LUNN WINS 1,500, FAVORED AT TRIALS
Friday, April 30, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: NEMESIS FOR WILDCATS AT HILLENBRAND TONIGHT
Oregonian: QUESTION-AND-ANSWER SESSION NOT OVER SOON
Oregonian: OSU IS READY TO DIG IN
Oregonian: RILEY SYS PRACTICES SHOW OFFENSE HAS MUCH THAT NEEDS WORK
Long Beach Press-Telegram: RULE CHANGE HELPS UCLA
Eugene Register-Guard: WALK-ONS REACHING DO-OR-DIE WEEKEND
Eugene Register-Guard: EUGENE NOT OUT OF NCAA TRACK MIX
LA Times: BACKS FOR MORE: UCLA NEEDS BIG SEASON FROM DREW, WHITE
LA Times: NCAA APPROVES ACADEMIC REFORMS
Seattle Times: WILL NEW NCAA ACADEMIC RULES BRING CHANGE? WE'LL SEE
Thursday, April 29, 2004
Tucson Citizen: UA DIGS OUT TITLE
Tucson Citizen: OLSON ADDS DEPTH TO UA SQUAD WITH 2 WALK-ONS
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL RUGBY TEAM SETS ITS SIGHTS ON WINNING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA TWEAKS PLAN
The Seattle PI: SCRAMBLE IN UW SHELL
Arizona Republic: YAVAPAI COACH JOINS EVANS' STAFF AT ASU
Eugene Register-Guard: FORMER BADGER CONTRIBUTING IMMEDIATELY FOR DUCKS TRACK AND FIELD
Eugene Register-Guard: RECRUITING MEANS DOING MORE WITH LESS
Seattle Times: NEW FACES OF HUSKIES CREW ARE DELIVERING
Seattle Times: AROUND THE PAC-10 SPRING FOOTBALL REPORT
Wednesday, April 28, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: CATS GLAD TO BE BACK IN TUCSON
San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD IN CRUCIAL RECRUITING PHASE
Long Beach Press-Telegram: SOPHOMORE SHOWS HIS HEAD IS IN GAME
The Seattle PI: UW STANDOUT TABLES SOCIAL LIFE FOR SCHOOL, GOLF
Tuesday, April 27, 2004
Tucson Citizen: STOOPS TOUTS FROSH CBs
Arizona Daily Star: SPEED IS WILDCATS' MAIN NEED
Arizona Daily Star: SPLIT SQUAD
San Jose Mercury News: THE ACE OF COLLEGE TENNIS
Long Beach Press-Telegram: THIN LINE SUFFERS NEW INJURY
Arizona Republic: STOOPS SPOTS NEED FOR SPEED
Monday, April 26, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: PAC-10 TEAM TITLE NALLEN'S NO. 1 GOAL
Eugene Register-Guard: HAYWARD HOSTS PRELUDE TO ELITE MEETS
Eugene Register-Guard: HOLLIDAY MAKES SUCCESSFUL RETURN
LA Times: BIASELLA'S ACES AREN'T ENOUGH
Seattle Times: OFFENSE STEALS THE SHOW AT HUSKIES SPRING GAME
The Spokesman Review: ASU, CARDINALS OFFER TRIBUTES TO TILLMAN
The Oakland Tribune: SURGERY FOR POWE; CAL STAR OUT TO '05
Friday, April 23, 2004
Arizona Republic: ASU NEEDS TO BUILD ON FACE VALUE
Arizona Republic: PAT TILLMAN KILLED IN AFGHANISTAN
Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON SOFTBALL STEPS UP EXPECTATIONS TO BE LEGITIMATE PAC-10 POWER
Seattle Times: HUSKIES RUNNER HAS COME A GREAT DISTANCE
Seattle Times: SPRING GAME TURNS INTO A SCRIMMAGE
Seattle Times: SWOGGER NAMED NO. 1 QB
Tucson Citizen: COACH TURNS DUCKS AROUND
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL, WASHINGTON KICKING UP QUITE A ROW
Thursday, April 22, 2004
Tucson Citizen: LOWE SETS TABLE FOR CATS
Arizona Republic: 'K' IS NAME OF GAME FOR CATS' HOLLOWELL
Arizona Republic: ASU GOLFERS HOT AT RIGHT TIME
LA Times: UCLA WOMEN WIN PAC-10 GOLF TITLE
Seattle Times: BACK AT UW, TORMEY IS A MAN OF HIS WORK
Wednesday, April 21, 2004
Oregonian:DUCKS' VINCENT REAPPEARS
Long Beach Press-Telegram:SOMETHING'S BRUIN AT SATICOY
Long Beach Press-Telegram:MOSS MAKES MOST OF OPPORTUNITY
Arizona Republic: LIMITING PICK-OFFS KEY FOR UA
Eugene Register-Guard: UO COACHES SHIFT FOCUS TO INEXPERIENCED PLAYERS
Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON TO HOST TOURNEY AT BANDON
Seattle Times: PAUS HAS SLIGHTEST OF EDGES AS TOP QB
Seattle Times: THORSON A COLORFUL STAR FOR CAL SOFTBALL
Tuesday, April 20, 2004
Oregonian: OSU TURNS A CORNER IN EFFORT TO HELP RECEIVERS
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA WALK-ON FRONT AND CENTER
Arizona Republic: HOLLOWELL MAY BE UA'S BEST
Arizona Republic: UA READY TO BUILD OFFENSE AROUND BELL
Eugene Register-Guard: OLDER. WISER DUCKS HOPE TO BE BETTER
LA Times: SUMMER TENNIS SERIES UNVEILED
Monday, April 19, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: SUMMER FULL OF SWEAT CATS WILL NOT REGRET
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA'S FINEST TEAM BOWS OUT
Tucson Citizen: I FELT WE GOT BETTER
The Oakland Tribune: BUDDING TALENT SHINES FOR BEARS
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S O'HAGAN SHUTS DOOR
USA Today: WASHINGTON ROUTS GEORGIA TECH TO WIN SERIES
Friday, April 16, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: WILLIAMS HOPES TO CATCH ON
The Seattle PI: DERTING ANSWERS WAKE-UP CALL
Tucson Citizen: GOOD HANDS FOLKS
Tucson Citizen: MERCADO 'GETS JOB DONE'
Contra Costa Times: CAL'S SHINING STAR EAGER TO BEAT STANFORD
San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS SEEK TO REGAIN RUGBY TITLE
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD SENIOR ASH LOVES TO PUT THE WOOD TO BEARS
Arizona Republic: SUN DEVILS EYE TURNAROUND ON THE ROAD
Arizona Republic: ASU'S KELLY IN GYMNASTICS FINALS
LA Times: NCAA GYMNASTICS: UCLA, STANFORD ADVANCE TO FINALS
Thursday, April 15, 2004
Tucson Citizen: NEW GUARD MAY GIVE CATS HELP IN SHOOTING ON COURT RECRUIT ON COURT
Tucson Citizen: KEEPING HOLLOWELL HEALTHY A CONCERN SOFTBALL
OC Register: PERFORMING IN PAIN
Arizona Daily Star: CATS ONE SCHOLARSHIP SHY BUT WILL STAY PUT
Long Beach Press-Telegram: MALONEY LEAVES THE PAIN BEHIND
Long Beach Press-Telegram: OLSON SHOWS COMMAND AT QUARTERBACK
Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC PICKS TRAKH AS NEW COACH
Arizona Daily Star: INCONSISTENT WILDCATS READY FOR PAC-10 RUN
Arizona Daily Star: QB HEAVNER CHOSEN NO. 1
Long Beach Press-Telegram: LINEMAN'S FUTURE IN DOUBT
Arizona Republic: SPINI PROVIDES STABLE PLATFORM FOR SUCCESS
Arizona Republic: HEAVNER NAMED NO. 1 QB AT UA
Eugene Register-Guard: STEITZ, OTHER DUCK LINEMAN HAVE TO BE VERSATILE
LA Times: UCLA HAS SIGHTS ON TITLE
LA Times: TRAKH LANDS HIS DREAM JOB AT USC
Seattle Times: UW SOFTBALL FINDS WAY TO HEAD OF PAC
Seattle Times: NEW UW LINE COACH, NEW LINE
The Tacoma News Tribune: APPLEBY COMES BACK TO HUSKIES
The Seattle PI: UW'S PRITCHARD GYMNAST OF YEAR
Monday, April 12, 2004
Tucson Citizen: SEASON TICKETS ON THE RISE FOR UA FOOTBALL
San Jose Mercury News: MONTGOMERY JOINS LEGENDS GROUP
Long Beach Press-Telegram: DEFENSE STANDS OUT IN FINAL SCRIMMAGE
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS MAY HAVE FOUND NO. 3 STARTER
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD TEAM'S ON THE BEAM
The Tacoma News Tribune: DARKHORSES SHINE IN HUSKIES' SCRIMMAGE
The Oakland Tribune: DEEMER BLOCKS LIKE A DEMON
Friday, April 9, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: STOOPS TO EXTEND QB COMPETITION
Arizona Daily Star: SHULTZ'S OFF-SEASON PAYS OFF IN 2 AT-BATS
Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS TAP INTO HOUSTON PIPELINE
Long Beach Press Telegram: FULLBACK RETURNS FROM SPINE INJURY
Long Beach Press Telegram: RECEIVERS ARE FILLING VOIDS
Tucson Citizen: LEWIS LIKES NEW ROLE IN REVISED OFFENSE
Contra Costa Times: HUFFINS HAS TRANSFORMED CAL SQUAD
San Francisco Chronicle: 'GOTH GIRL' LEAVES FOES A BIT HARRIED
The Spokesman Review: AREA TEAMS HAVE BRIGHT FUTURES
The Seattle PI: BROOKS GRABS WEIGHTS, BOOKS
USA Today: FINISHING NO. 2 ISN'T ENOUGH FOR STANFORD'S SENIOR CLASS
Arizona Republic: QB SPOT UP FOR GRABS AT UA
Arizona Republic: NEW O-LINE COACH INHERITS ASU STRENGTH
Eugene Register-Guard: UO TRACK AND FIELD: WATSON BOLDLY VAULTS INTO THE UNKNOWN
LA Times: UCLA'S JOHNSON TAKES AFTER HER OLYMPIAN FATHER
Thursday, April 8, 2004
OC Register: BRUINS WILL GET HIT SIGN
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS' PASS KEY
The Seattle PI: NATE TAKES AIM AT NBA
The Seattle PI: RICHARDSON NAMED NATIONAL HITTER OF THE WEEK
The Oakland Tribune: CAL BASKETBALL FANS SHOULD ENJOY POWE WHILE THEY CAN
Wednesday, April 7, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: MENDIOLA JOINS STORM STAFFERS AT PRE-DRAFT CAMP
The Oakland Tribune: CAL'S KAPP MAKES COLLEGE HALL OF FAME
Monday, April 5, 2004
Tucson Citizen: CATS FIND PLAYMAKERS IN SCRIMMAGE
The Spokesman Review: COUGS' OFFENSE WORK IN PROGRESS
Friday, April 2, 2004
San Francisco Chronicle: POWELL A BIG LOSS, BUT STANFORD COACH SAYS TEAM WILL HAVE BALANCE
Thursday, April 1, 2004
Tucson Citizen: HOLLOWELL PREPARED FOR HUSKIES, BRUINS
The Tacoma News Tribune: AT QUARTERBACK, UW HAS THREE INEXPERIENCED CONTENDERS
The Seattle PI: STAR GYMNAST HAS BATTLED PAIN THROUGHOUT UW CAREER
The Oakland Tribune: SUMMERS TAKES HARD ROUTE TO CAL
The Seattle PI: USC TURNS BACK TIME
Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Tucson Citizen: CATS LAND RECRUIT
Contra Costa Times: POWELL'S REMARKABLE CAREER ENDS IN 'PAINFUL' LOSS
The Tacoma News Tribune: GILBERTSON DOESN'T EXPECT ROBINSON AT SPRING FOOTBALL
The Tacoma News Tribune: LEADERS SPRINGING FORWARD TO DOBA'S SATISFACTION
The Seattle PI: IT'S GILBY'S TEAM NOW
The Seattle PI: HUSKIES OPEN QUARTERBACK DERBY
The Oakland Tribune: TEEVENS SET FOCUS ON OFFENSE
The Spokesman Review: COUGS ROLL A 7 IN THE 9TH AGAINST ZAGS
Tuesday, March 30, 2004
Tucson Citizen: BLASTING OFF IN TUCSON
Tucson Citizen: LIAW SPRINGS FORWARD FOR CATS
OC Register : STANFORD'S POWELL AIMS FOR FINAL FOUR
OC Register: NERVOUS TIME BECOMES HIS PRIME TIME
OC Register : ARIZONA WILL STOOPS TO A HIGHER LEVEL
Contra Costa Times: VOLS STAND IN POWELL'S WAY
San Francisco Chronicle: VOLS, CARDINAL ARE OLD FOES
San Francisco Chronicle: ECHEMANDU IS AN NFL DRAFT SLEEPER
The Oakland Tribune: FINAL SHOT A FINAL FOUR
Monday, March 29, 2004
The Spokesman Review: COUGAR'S WELCH WINS ANOTHER TITLE
The Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES EXPECT CUPBOARD TO BE RESTOCKED
The Tacoma News Tribune: STANFORD DELIVERS
Friday, March 26, 2004
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS VS. OLUMPIANS: ULTIMATE TEST
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD HOSTING WEEKEND BONANZA
The Seattle PI: ROMAR'S FINALLY A FAN AGAIN
The Seattle PI: COLLEGE FOOTBALL: UW SPORTS WILL BEAR EMMERT'S MARK
The Oakland Tribune: AWARD HUMBLES CAL'S MCARTHUR
Thursday, March 25, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: ACE OF DIAMOND
Arizona Daily Star: PAC-10 DIMS WHEN UCLA TURNS GRIM
Wednesday, March 24, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: SPRING CLEANING
San Jose Mercury News: CHIP ON STANFORD'S SHOULDER IS GOOD FOR TEAM AND SPORT
San Jose Mercury News: PARENTING PAVES ROAD TO VICTORY
San Jose Mercury News: CARDINAL'S PROSPECTS HINGE ON CHILDRESS' DECISION
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA THROWS ITS WEIGHTS AROUND
Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC, LSU RIVALS STILL
Tucson Citizen: CATS MAKE MOST OF TIME
San Francisco Chronicle: MONTGOMERY EXPECTS TO HAVE CHILDRESS FOR ONE MORE SEASON
San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL WOMEN'S NEW ATTITUDE PART OF REASON FOR RESURGENCE
The Seattle PI: WHERE ARE THEY NOW: STAN WALKER
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S POWELL AP ALL-AMERICAN
The Oakland Tribune: CHILDRESS ADDS NATIONAL HONOR
USA Today: LSU, USC JOIN OTHER NCAA CHAMPIONS AT WHITE HOUSE
Tuesday, March 23, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: WILDCAT SWIMMERS MAKE QUITE A SPLASH
Arizona Daily Star: STOOPS ERA SPRINGS INTO ACTION
Oregonian: BOOKS ASIDE, UO'S JOSEPH READY FOR NIT MATCHUP
San Jose Mercury News: POWELL LOOKING FORWARD TO PROS
The Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS HAVE OPENINGS TO FILL
The Oakland Tribune: POWELL PACES STANFORD TO ROUT OF OKLAHOMA
Monday, March 22, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: UNCHARACTERISTIC DEFEAT ENDS UW'S AMAZING YEAR
Thursday, March 18, 2004
Contra Costa Times: FATHER HAS MADE THE DIFFERENCE FOR LOTTICH
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S RELUCTANT STAR
Seattle PI: SIMMONS, ROLLINS ADAPT TO UW ROLES
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S DESTINATION: SAN ANTONIO
Wednesday, March 17, 2004
Contra Costa Times: PERFECTION IS DIFFICULT TO ACHIEVE
Contra Costa Times: MONTGOMERY HAS RAISED EXPECTATIONS
San Francisco Chronicle: MONTGOMERY IS OLD SCHOOL
San Francisco Chronicle: ROOTING INTEREST ON ASU'S COURT MAY BE MINIMAL
Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS' JOSEPH EXPECTS TO BE TESTED AGAIN
LA Times: PAC-10 NOTES: UCLA'S MAKEOVER PLANS START AT SNAIL'S PACE
Seattle Times: IT'S A SMALL WORLD: UNLIKE THE NBA, YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE TALL TO DOMINATE DURING THE NCAA TOURNAMENT
Seattle Times: UCLA GAMES TAUGHT HUSKIES
The Tacoma News Tribune: A SHOOTER BY ANY NAME
The Seattle PI: DESPITE LESS TIME, ALLEN RECOGNIZED AS UW'S LEADER
The Seattle PI: UNSELFISH BRANDON ROY PUTS UW FIRST
Tuesday, March 16, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: NINTH SEED LEAVES CATS PROWLING NEW ENVIRONMENT
Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS TRYING TO REMAIN RESTED
San Jose Mercury News: HERNANDEZ'S TOUGHNESS CHANGES STANFORD'S IMAGE
San Jose Mercury News: LEAN AND HUNGRY
Long Beach Press-Telegram: HOWLAND HAS TALENT RECIPE
Tucson Citizen: CATALYST
San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL HAVE SHOWN THEY CAN BE ATHLETIC
San Francisco Chronicle: TARA'S TIME OF YEAR
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD NEEDS A HEALTHY DAVIS
The Tacoma News Tribune: UW, PAC-10 BRETHREN SEEK RESPECT
The Oakland Tribune: MAKKONEN GETS EXTRA YEAR
Eugene Register-Guard: CARDINAL FEEL SLIGHTED BY NO. 6 SEED
LA Times: SADNESS OF FATHER'S DEATH HOVERED OVER HOWLAND
Seattle Times: ROMAR'S ROAD: NOTHING HAS COME EASY FOR UW COACH
Seattle Times: REGION MONIKERS NOT ONLY ODD PART OF TOURNEY
Seattle Times: UW WOMEN TOP AREA'S TOURNEY SLATE
Monday, March 15, 2004
Tucson Citizen: STANFORD OUT TO PROVE IT DESERVES NO. 1 SEED
Tucson Citizen: CATS' PATH TO SAN ANTONIO BEGINS ON TOBACCO ROAD
OC Register: UCLA WOMEN AREN'T DISAPPOINTED
Contra Costa Times: EXPECT STANFORD TO QUIET CRITICS WITH NATIONAL TITLE
The Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES DRAW UAB IN MIDWEST
The Seattle PI: DAWGS ARE IN! HUSKIES FACE UAB FRIDAY IN OHIO
The Seattle PI: UW BASKS IN NCAA DANCE
The Seattle PI: UW WOMEN ACCEPT WNIT BID
The Oakland Tribune: CARDINAL STAYS CLOSE TO HOME
Tuesday, March 10, 2004
The Spokesman Review: WASHINGTON STATE'S WELCH WINS THIRD STRAIGHT DUCK INVITE
The Spokesman Review: WASHINGTON STATE GETS OFF TO A FLYING START
The Seattle PI: MR. CHARISMA: UW'S ROBINSON AN ELEVATING SPIRIT
Tuesday, March 9, 2004
Tucson Citizen: HOOPS CATS LIGHTEN UP FOR MEDIA
Monday, March 8, 2004
Tucson Citizen: CATS FEELING 'URGENCY'
Friday, March 5, 2004
Tucson Citizen: RELUCTANT STAR
Tucson Citizen: RADENOVIC ADJUSTS ON, OFF COURT
San Francisco Chronicle: POWELL IS TOP PLAYER
Thursday, March 4, 2004
Tucson Citizen: FRYE EARNS HIGH MARKS FROM OLSON
OC Register: CONFERENCE TIGHTLY PAC-ED BEHIND STANFORD
San Francisco Chronicle: PURSUIT OF A PERFECT SEASON
San Francisco Chronicle: DR. J'S HAIR APPARENT
San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS HAVE TOUGH ASSIGNMENT IN FACING RESURGENT HUSKIES
San Francisco Chronicle: WILD WEEKEND SEEMS ON TAP AT HP PAVILLION
Wednesday, March 3, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT
San Jose Mercury News: NO CLEAR FAVORITE IN PAC-10 TOURNEY
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA SEEKS VOCAL LEADER
Tucson Citizen: STOUDAMIRE HAS A 'GOOD HEART'
San Francisco Chronicle: ROBINSON TORN ABOUT ROAD TRIP
Tuesday, March 2, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES SEEK RESPECT, NEED WINS FOR NCAA BID
Monday, March 1, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: FINDING CHEMISTRY BY SUNDAY IS CATS' CURRENT ASSIGNMENT
Arizona Daily Star: CATS SAVOR FIRST PAC-10 TITLE
Oregonian: SEASON CONTINUES TO SLIP AWAY
Oregonian: BEAVERS' BUBBLE BURST IN BAY AREA
San Jose Mercury News: ST. JOE'S CLEARLY ISN'T IN STANFORD'S CLASS
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS FOCUS ON VICTORIES, NOT ON RATINGS
Tucson Citizen: UA WOMEN DELIGHTED WITH FIRST PAC-10 TITLE
The Seattle PI: FOUR DEPARTING HUSKIES HAVE ENDURED AND PERSEVERED TOGETHER
The Oakland Tribune: LAST WEEK OF PAC-10 WILL PRODUCE ANSWERS
Friday, February 27, 2004
Tucson Citizen: WIN HAS HUSKIES THINKING NCAAs
OC Register: FEW BETTER THAN PAC-10 SWIMMERS
The Tacoma News Tribune: THE HUSKIES DARE WE SAY IT, ARE REFUSING TO LOSE
Thursday, February 26, 2004
Tucson Citizen: CATS OUT TO AVENGE LOSS AT WASHINGTON
Contra Costa Times: PODKOLZINA CONVERTS TO TEAM PLAYER
San Francisco Chronicle: TIME FOR CAL TO DO SOME NIT-PICKING
San Francisco Chronicle: TOP-RANKED MEN'S TEAM INSPIRES STANFORD WOMEN
Arizona Daily Star: WHATEVER HAPPENS, DO NOT CALL IT AN UPSET
Arizona Daily Star:PAC-10 SIDELINES
San Jose Mercury News:SURGERY NEAR FOR MAPLES PAVILION
San Jose Mercury News:NEW BORCHARDT, SAME DECISION
The Tacoma News Tribune: COMIN' THROUGH
The Tacoma News Tribune: UW TWO-SPORT STAR CAN DO IT ALL EXCEPT STAND STILL
The Seattle PI: UW'S CARLY DOCKENDORF EXCELS AT POLE VAULTING AND GYMNASTICS
Wednesday, February 25, 2004
Arizona Daily Star:PREPARE FOR A RARE LOW SEED
Oregonian:TALKS COULD RESULT IN UO FACING OKLAHOMA
Oregonian:IN FINAL SEASON, JACKSON HAS TIME OF HIS LIFE
Oregonian:BEAVERS ARE REVELING IN LUCAS' EMERGENCE
San Jose Mercury News:ROBINSON THE FATHER FIGURE AT STANFORD
New York Daily News:WELL-SCHOOLED STANFORD OFFERS STABILITY IN CHAOTIC NCAA WORLD
Long Beach Press-Telegram:RIVALRY INTENSIFIES
Long Beach Press-Telegram:Bibby: 'I'M MORE RELAXED THAN EVER'
Long Beach Press-Telegram:END DRAWS NEAR FOR FARMER
OC Register: UCLA'S THOMPSON FOCUSED ON BEATING USC
San Francisco Chronicle: DAVIS EYEING PAC-10 TOURNAMENT
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL FOOTBALL HAS BECOME A HOT TICKET
The Tacoma News Tribune: PAC-10 WOMEN REACH FINAL WEEK, EYE TOURNEY
Tuesday, February 24, 2004
OC Register: WILLIAMS NOT SURE OF DECISION
Monday, February 23, 2004
Tucson Citizen: STRETCH RUN CRITICAL FOR WILDCATS
San Francisco Chronicle: SO FAR, SO GOOD FOR STANFORD
The Spokesman Review: COUGS WIN TOURNEY BEHIND CHAMBERLIN
The Spokesman Review: EX-TROJANS PARTY WITH DEDEAUX
The Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S LOSS TO N.C. STATE PROVES HUSKIES CAN BEAT ANYONE
The Oakland Tribune: SWEET HOME FINALE FOR STANFORD STAR
Friday, February 20, 2004
Tucson Citizen: FRESHMAN SHOWS LONG-BALL POTENTIAL
The Tacoma News Tribune: ALMOST LIKE IT REALLY WAS THE APPLE CUP
Thursday, February 19, 2004
Tucson Citizen: WORLD WIDE WILDCATS
Tucson Citizen: UA'S LOPEZ A TOUGH GRADER
Tucson Citizen: HITTING, STEALING EASY FOR CHAMPION, LOWE
Contra Costa Times: CAL NEED IMPRESSIVE RUN FOR SHOT AT NCAA TOURNEY
Contra Costa Times: BEARS PITCHER REFUSES TO EASE UP
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL CAUGHT IN BRACKET RACKET
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S STRENGTH IS SUPERBLY SUB-LIMINAL
San Francisco Chronicle: BIG MARKETING PUSH FOR PAC-10 TOURNEY IN SAN JOSE
The Tacoma News Tribune: THE STATE OF STATE HOOPS
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD BRACES FOR CHALLENGE
The Oakland Tribune: BRAUN: CAL MUST FOCUS ON ITSELF
Arizona Republic: ASU WOMEN EAGER FOR HOME VICTORIES
Arizona Republic: ASU MEN NEED WIN OVER BEAVERS
Eugene Register-Guard: VERSATILITY ON DISPLAY AT MAC COURT
LA Times: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: USC, UCLA PLEASANTLY SURPRISING
Seattle Times: RECENT SUCCESS HAS SET COUGS UP FOR MORE
Seattle Times: OFFICIALLY, WSU NOT THE RETIRING TYPE
Seattle Times: PAC-10 WOMEN'S RACE: IMPOSSIBLE TO DRAW LINE AT THIS POINT
Wednesday, February 18, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: PRACTICE ROUTINE INTENSE FOR CATS
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA JOB REMAINS 'DREAM' TO HIM
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA KEEPS NIT IN MIND
Tucson Citizen: OLSON MUM ON STARTERS
San Francisco Chronicle: UNDERSTANDING HOW UNCOMMON UNBEATEN IS
San Francisco Chronicle: TROJANS POSE SPECIAL PROBLEM
The Tacoma News Tribune: PAC-10 WOMEN HUNGRY FOR NCAA BERTHS
Tuesday, February 17, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: DROP-OFF FROM LINE PERPLEXES WILDCAT
Arizona Daily Star: THIS WEEK, WILDCATS HOPE L.A. TEAMS WIN
San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD TAKES NO. 1 RANKING IN STRIDE
Long Beach Press-Telegram: POISED FOR A RUN?
Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS NOT RIGHT AT HOME
Contra Costa Times: STANFORD TAKES MORE REALISTIC APPROACH TO ITS NO. 1 RANKING
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD ON TOP OF HEAP AFTER DUKE'S DEFEAT
Eugene Register-Guard: DOWN YEAR OR NOT, PAC-10 DOESN'T LACK COMPETITIVENESS
LA Times: USC WOMEN STEP UP IN PAC-10
Seattle Times: AXMAN BACK ON UW SIDELINE
Seattle Times: WSU KICKS OFF WITH FRIDAY, SEATTLE GAMES
Seattle Times: BENNETT HAS NO PLANS TO RESIGN
The Tacoma News Tribune: AXMAN BACK WITH HUSKIES
The Oakland Tribune: NO. 1 DOESN'T FAZE CARDINAL
Monday, February 16, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: VOLUME RISING IN HEC ED BLEACHERS
The Tacoma News Tribune: CANE IN HAND, WSU'S SLOAN IS STILL IRREPRESSIBLE
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD, ST. JOE'S ARE GOOD FOR GAME
Friday, February 13, 2004
Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA BASEBALL PLAYER HAS NO LIFE OF REILLY
Contra Costa Times: UBAKA ARRIVES, AND SO DOES CAL
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD STAR WAS LED THE RIGHT WAY
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL SWIMMING AGAINST HISTORY
The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S LOTTICH, DAD MAKE A GOOD TEAM
Thursday, February 12, 2004
Tucson Citizen: LUTE OLSON: THE MAN IN CHARGE
Tucson Citizen: EVEN WITH LOSSES, CATS CAN GET TO FINAL FOUR
San Francisco Chronicle: EXPECTATIONS ON THE RISE
San Francisco Chronicle: 'POPS' IS STILL DREAMING
The Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES FACE JACKSON FINAL TIME
The Seattle PI: THE SHOT THAT SAVED A SEASON
Wednesday, February 11, 2004
Eugene Register-Guard: A TALL ORDER FOR SHETTERS
Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON JUNIOR FROM MOSCOW PUTS TENNIS PROGRAM ON THE MAP
Eugene Register-Guard: BROOKS READY TO RECEIVE CHECKUP
LA Times: UCLA GOLFER SAVORS TUESDAY WITH TIGER
LA Times: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: PAC-10 GETS SHAKE-UP
Arizona Daily Star: MANY FANS CRITICIZE, LAY BLAME ON OLSON
Arizona Daily Star: CONCERNS ON DEFENSE STILL PLAGUE CATS
San Jose Mercury News: WHEN STORMING THE COURT TURNS TRAGIC
Long Beach Press Telegram: HOWLAND: BE MORE ACTIVE
Tucson Citizen: STANFORD CONTENT WITH BACKUP ROLE
Contra Costa Times: CAL'S SOLID RECRUITING CLASS GET EVEN BETTER
San Francisco Chronicle: RIGOROUS REHAB FINALLY TO PAY OFF FOR HARYASZ
The Tacoma Tribune: ASSISTANT GRABS 'UNBELIEVABLE OPPORTUNITY' WITH HUSKIES
The Oakland Tribune: OLSON: CAL RATES GOOD CHANCE VS. STANFORD
The Oakland Tribune: UNBEATEN STANFORD FACES LONG ODDS
The Oakland Tribune: PAC-10 TEAMS SHOULD RETIRE NUMBERS
Tuesday, February 10, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: LOSS TO CARDINAL STILL STICKS IN CATS' CRAW
Tucson Citizen: SETBACKS UNITE CATS
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD RPI IS JUST SO WRONG
The Spokesman Review: COUGS TOP SWABS LIST
The Spokesman Review: COACH BENNETT SAYS COUGS MADE UP ALL THE FRUSTRATION
The Tacoma Tribune: AT UW, BIG WAIT IS OVER
USA Today: STANFORD DIGS DEEP TO STAY UNBEATEN
Arizona Republic: DEVILS OFFERING TICKETS FOR FREE
LA Times: QUINN MAKES QUICK IMPACT
Seattle Times: UW WOMEN LOSE WATSON TO INJURY
Monday, February 9, 2004
Tucson Citizen: WILDCAT WOMEN HIT ROAD WITH LEAD, CONFIDENCE
Tucson Citizen: WITH LUCK, STANFORD MAY GO 70-0
Friday, February 6, 2004
Tucson Citizen: SPEEDY FROSH LEADS OFF FOR UA SOFTBALL
Thursday, February 5, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: CATS FILL NEEDS
Arizona Daily Star: PAC-10 FANS CATCH UP TO EASTERN COUTERPARTS
Arizona Daily Star: SPIRITED GRZYB ENJOYS LIFE TO FULLEST
Arizona Daily Star: WASHINGTON SCHOOLS SHOWING '04 PROGRESS
Arizona Daily Star: LIGHTS-OUT FRESHMAN SHINES BRIGHT FOR CAL
Arizona Daily Star: HOSTILE ENVIRONMENTS
Arizona Daily Star: THIS YEAR, CATS TAKE THEIR LUMPS BUT NEXT YEAR COULD SEE BIG BUMP
Oregonian: OSU MAKES MOVE; UO SURPRISED
Oregonian: OSU DOESN'T HAVE TO BE DEFENSIVE ABOUT THIS NATIONALLY RANKED RECRUITING CLASS
San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD BOLSTERS OFFENSIVE DEPTH
San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD WOMEN SEARCH FOR SOME NEEDED BALANCE
Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCL-A FOR EFFORT?
Long Beach Press-Telegram: OFFENSE IS TOP PRIORITY
Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS LAND TO RECRUITING CLASS
Tucson Citizen: 'HUMBLED' CATS GET FIRST LOOK AT CAL STAR POWE
Tucson Citizen: PAC-10 MEN'S BASKETBALL AT THE MIDWAY POINT
Tucson Citizen: PITCHERS FOCUS OF SEASON OPENER
OC Register: USC SIGNS UNRIVALED RECRUITING CLASS
Contra Costa Times: NO MORE TEARS: POWE GETS ARIZONA
San Francisco Chronicle: FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT FOR CAL FOOTBALL
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S POWE EAGER TO TAKE FIRST SHOT AT ARIZONA, ADAMS
San Francisco Chronicle: LOTTICH TRYING TO ADJUST TO THE CONSTANT PRESSURE
The Seattle PI: PAC-10 NOTEBOOK: THE MIGHTY QUINN
Wednesday, February 4, 2004
OC Register: MORRISON REPLACES THOMPSON AT GUARD
Contra Costa Times: VOLS, MARYLAND AMONG TEAMS CAL ADDS TO SCHEDULE
Contra Costa Times: RECRUITING TRAIL CAN BE LONG, STRANGE
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD--A FEW BIG MEN
San Francisco Chronicle: CAL GOES TO HEAD OF CLASS
The Tacoma News Tribune: STANFORD'S POWELL AGAIN PERCHED ATOP PAC-10'S BEST
The Seattle PI: SERB REVELS IN A NEW WORLD AT UW
The Oakland Tribune: BALL, AND SEASON, REST IN HIS HANDS
Arizona Republic: ARIZONA STUMBLES OUT OF THE GATE
Arizona Republic: ASU WILL RANK NEAR THE MIDDLE OF THE PAC-10
Eugene Register-Guard: WAGNER PLAYING THROUGH PAIN
Eugene Register-Guard: OSU ADDS LSU TO SCHEDULE
Eugene Register-Guard: SOFTBALL: DUCKS RAISE THE BAR
Eugene Register-Guard: PAC-10 NOTES: BEING IN THE ZONE NOT A GOOD THING FOR UCLA
Seattle Times: WITH A BIT OF CULTURE, USC IS BECOMING GOBRECHT COOL
Seattle Times: PAC-10 NOTEBOOK: IS NICOLE POWELL PLAYER OF THE YEAR?
Tuesday, February 3, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: OPPONENTS NOT AFRAID OF WILDCATS
Arizona Daily Star: CLASS OF 2000 HAS SEEN MUCH, EXCEPT FOR WINS
Oregonian: BEAVERS FANS ARE HAPPY TO ADD LSU TO SCHEDULE
San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD'S NO-WIN SITUATION
San Jose Mercury News: PERFECTION THREATENED: DAVIS OUT AT LEAST 3 WEEKS WITH INJURY
Tucson Citizen: UA MEN'S BASKETBALL: SENIOR MOMENTS
Arizona Republic: ASU FOOTBALL CONTINUES TO PROTECT HOME TURF IN RECRUITING
Eugene Register-Guard: SECOND HALF WILL TELL THE TALE FOR DUCKS
Monday, February 2, 2004
OC Register: TOP OF THE 9TH FOR ADAMS
San Francisco Chronicle: WATER POLO'S BEST HEAD TO STANFORD
The Tacoma News Tribune: ROBINSON'S EXPLOITS TRIGGER WASHINGTON'S RESURGENCE
The Tacoma News Tribune: BEARS STRUGGLING IN DEATH'S WAKE
The Seattle PI: LIFE SWEET FOR UW AFTER RARE SWEEP
Thursday, January 29, 2004
Arizona Republic: HUSKIES' COACH WARY OF THIS SEASON'S CATS
Arizona Republic: ASU'S MOORE SET TO SEE OLD FRIEND
Eugene Register-Guard: YOUTH MOVEMENT: IT'S THE SEASON OF THE FRESHMAN IN THE PAC-10
LA Times: USC'S FARMER JUST LOVES IT AT PAULEY
Seattle Times: CONROY STANDS GUARD AGAINST PAC-10'S BEST
Seattle Times: UW WOMEN HOPE TO CHASE 'AWAY' BLUES
Seattle Times: THE PAC-10 AT MIDSEASON: IT'S ALL ABOUT R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Wednesday, January 28, 2004
San Jose Mercury News: CARDINAL ENJOYS CHALLENGE OF CLOSE GAMES
Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS FAILING TO MUSCLE IN ON BRUINS' TERRITORY
Long Beach Press-Telegram: HOWLAND WANTS FOCUS ON TEAM
Long Beach Press-Telegram: READY 'N' WILLING
Tuesday, January 27, 2004
The Seattle PI: '05 UW OPENER AT SEAHAWKS STADIUM
Seattle Times: AIR FORCE MOVING '05 GAME TO SEATTLE
Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS LEAD NATION WITH NBA-LIKE SCORING
Monday, January 26, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: POST-GAME SILENCE SAYS UA RESPECTS UO ASPECTS
Oregonian: AN UP AND DOWN WEEK FOR DUCKS
Oregonian: BEAVERS SHOWING PROMISE
Friday, January 23, 2004
OC Register: USC NOT SURE WHAT TO EXPECT IN CUBA
The Spokesman Review: CAL HONORS LEWIS' LEGACY
Thursday, January 22, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: BRANCHING OUT
Arizona Daily Star: TOP GUARD IN THE NATION?
Arizona Daily Star: OLSON IS A NET GAIN AT ANY PRICE
Arizona Daily Star: JOHN'S PLAN IN PLACE
Arizona Daily Star: ASU, WASHINGTON GET FIRST PAC-10 WINS
Oregonian: DEADEYE DUCK
San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD, UNDEFEATED BUT NOT PERFECT, EXPECTS TO PLAY BETTER
San Jose Mercury News: HOWLAND WILL UPGRADE UCLA
Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUINS A HOWLAND SURPRISE
Tucson Citizen: IMPROVED LUCAS LEADS BEAVERS
OC Register: USC'S CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS HAVE THEIR DAY
OC Register: NO. 2 STANFORD SOLID EVERYWHERE
Contra Costa Times: BEARS BELIEVE THEY'VE TURNED THE CORNER
Contra Costa Times: SO JUST HOW GOOD IS THIS CARDINAL TEAM?
San Francisco Chronicle: NEW COACH HAS UCLA READY FOR SHOWDOWN WITH STANFORD
The Spokesman Review: Q AND A WITH WASHINGTON GUARD NATE ROBINSON
The Oakland Tribune: TEAMMATES EXPRESS SORROW
Wednesday, January 21, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS DEPRIVED OF TREAT FIND OTHER PLACE TO EAT
Long Beach Press-Telegram: HOLLINS TO START VS. STANFORD
Long Beach Press-Telegram: HE HAS TO GROW UP
The Seattle PI: SPORTS STAR NOMINEE: STATS SPEAK FOR DUNNING
The Seattle PI: CAL PLAYER'S SUDDEN DEATH SENDS RIPPLES THROUGH PAC-10
The Seattle PI: WHERE ARE THEY NOW: DICK CREWS
Tuesday, January 20, 2004
The Spokesman Review: G-PREP GRAD ALISA LEWIS DEAD AT 20
The Seattle PI: SPORTS STAR NOMINEE: MENDIOLA TOOK THE LEAD FOR UW
The Oakland Tribune: CAL HOOPS PLAYER DIES SUDDENLY
USA Today: CAL WOMEN'S BASKETBALL PLAYER DIES OF APPARENT MENINGITIS
Tucson Citizen: DEALING WITH EMOTION A MAJOR FACTOR IN BUILDING A CONSISTENT TEAM
Tucson Citizen: CATS' POLK CLOSING IN ON GRAND ACHIEVEMENT
Friday, January 16, 2004
OC Register: UCLA WILL RETURN TO NCAA TOURNEY
Contra Costa Times: KEY LEARNING A NEW GAME AT CAL
Contra Costa Times: STANFORD PAIR SHARE PAIN AND LOVE ON ROD TO RECOVERY
San Francisco Chronicle : FACT: STANFORD REALLY IS THIS GOOD--BUT CAN IT RUN THE TABLE?
San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS ARE BETTER, BUT HOW MUCH?
The Seattle PI: MYERS GLAD TO BE BACK WITH HUSKIES
The Oakland Tribune: IMPROVED CAL CHALLENGES STANFORD
Thursday, January 15, 2004
Tucson Citizen: 2ND PLACE AT STAKE FOR CATS
Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS COMFORTABLE IN BULL'S-EYE
Tucson Citizen: CARDINAL CENTER LIGHTER, BETTER
San Francisco Chronicle: DETERMINED TO SUCCEED
The Tacoma News Tribune: SHE'S STILL IN THE GAME
The Tacoma News Tribune: PAC-10 THICK WITH COACHING TALENT
The Seattle PI: COUGS GO RETRO UNDER BENNETT
The Seattle PI: CONROY LEADING HUSKIES BY EXAMPLE
Wednesday, January 14, 2004
Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL STAFF NEARLY FULL
Tucson Citizen: CATS PREACHING PATIENCE
Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS GET ANOTHER SHOT: WAGNER'S OUTSIDE SHOOTING TAKES PRESSURE OFF OREGON'S INSIDE GAME
Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON HOPES TO REBOUND BY ADDRESSING FLAW
LA Times: USC HAS ITS EYES ON A PAC-10 PRIZE
Seattle Times: WASHINGTON TEAMS OPEN AT BACK OF THE PAC
The Oakland Tribune: COACH GIVES CARDINAL EARFUL
Arizona Daily Star: UA, BONVICINI AGREE ON CONTRACT EXTENSION
Oregonian: BEAVERS MOVE UP ASU; NO WORD ON LSU GAME
Oregonian: TRAVELING OSU'S MEMORY ROAD OF BLOWOUT LOSSES
San Jose Mercury News: RESERVE ROLE NOT A PROBLEM FOR CHILDRESS
Long Beach Press-Telegram: TOUGH TESTS FOR BRUINS
Tuesday, January 13, 2004
The Tacoma News Tribune: BETTER LATE THAN NEVER: TORMEY RETURNS TO HUSKIES
Seattle Times: TORMEY IS OFFICIALLY NAMED TO UW STAFF
Seattle Times: WSU REWARDS AD WITH FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT EXTENSION
Oregonian: BEAVERS CONSIDER SCHEDULE UPGRADE
San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD'S CLIMB UP RANKS SHOULD SHOCK NO ONE
Monday, January 12, 2004
Tucson Citizen: TOO EARLY TO COUNT OUT CATS
Tucson Citizen: SET SIGHTS ON PAC-10 TURNEY
Friday, January 9, 2004
Tucson Citizen: 'DOUBLE-S' SIZZLING WITH CONFIDENCE
Tucson Citizen: CATS HAVE HITTERS, NEED PITCHING STAFF
The Spokesman Review: WSU WILL MAKE IT TOUGH ON THE PAC-10
Thursday, January 8, 2004
Tucson Citizen: LONG-RANGE CENTER
Tucson Citizen: PACT KEEPS OLSON 'TIL '09
Tucson Citizen: BEARS DOWN AT UA
Tucson Citizen: PAC-10 ROAD TRIP KEY FOR WILDCATS
OC Register: USC WILL FIGHT ON TO SUSTAIN WINNING
OC Register: HOWLAND PLANTS SEEDS OF CHANGE
San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL WILL HAVE HANDS FULL TRYING TO STOP ASU'S DIOGU
San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD, CAL FACE STERN TESTS
San Francisco Chronicle: CHANCELLOR ENDORCES CAL STADIUM FACE-LIFT
San Francisco Chronicle: MONTGOMERY HAS TURNED LIMITATIONS INTO ASSETS
The Spokesman Review: WASHINGTON STATE SENIORS EARN INVITES TO VARIOUS POSTSEASON BOWL GAMES
The Spokesman Review: DEFENSIVE TURNAROUND
The Tacoma Tribune: STEWART TWINS RETURN TO SEATTLE
The Seattle PI: STEWARTS COMING HOME AS TROJAN HORSES
The Seattle PI: BEAVERS' START A HOWELLING SUCCESS
The Oakland Tribune: UPGRADE OK'D FOR CAL STADIUM
The Oakland Tribune: PAC-10 SHOWDOWN LOOMS
Arizona Republic: UA'S IGUADALA A TRIPLE THREAT
Arizona Republic: ANGOUNOU'S RETURN MAY LIST DEVILS
Arizona Republic: STANFORD, CALIFORNIA PROVIDE EARLY TESTS FOR ASU WOMEN
Eugene Register-Guard: OSU'S FOREIGN FRESHMAN PLAYS A BOLD GAME
LA Times: TROJANS AWAIT A TWIN PEAK
LA Times: COACHES SEEK BCS CHANGES
Seattle Times: HUSKIES FACING TWO CRUCIAL GAMES
Wednesday, January 7, 2004
Arizona Daily Star: BEARS LACK LOTS OF POWER, BUT THEY DO HAVE A POWE
Arizona Daily Star: STOOPS HIRES 2; THREE OPENINGS ON STAFF REMAIN
Oregonian: DUCKS ALREADY SHIFT THEIR FOCUS TO NEXT SEASON
Long Beach Press-Telegram: CURTIS SAYS REDSHIRTING NOT FOR HIM
Tucson Citizen: OVERSIGHT BLAMED IN MISSED TRIPLE-DOUBLE
OC Register: STEWARTS NOT SPEECHLESS ABOUT SEATTLE
OC Register: UCLA'S RUBIN EMERGES WITH MORE CONFIDENCE
Contra Costa Times: STADIUM FACE LIFT PLANNED AT CAL
The Seattle PI: UW'S ROBINSON OVERCOMES LOSS OF HIS SHOT, HIS STARTING JOB, AND HIS OWN DOUBTS
The Seattle PI: NIGERIAN HELPS COUGARS WIN RARE PAC-10 GAME ON ROAD
The Seattle PI: WHERE ARE THEY NOW: CHRISTIAN WELP
The Oakland Tribune: FORMER WALK-ON STARS FOR UCLA
Tuesday, January 6, 2004
Tucson Citizen: RECORD WITHIN REACH
Tucson Citizen: UA'S HIRING OF STOOPS RATED BEST IN NATION
OC Register: ONE FOR THE NUMB
LA Times: USC ACCEPTS CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY
Arizona Daily Star: UA MARK FOR WINS IS NEWS TO OLSON
Arizona Daily Star: UA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
Long Beach Press-Telegram: CARROLL WORKING MAGIC AT USC
Monday, January 5, 2004
Tucson Citizen: UA JUNIORS THROTTLE ASU
Tucson Citizen: FIERY OLSON MAKES POINT WITH VICTORY
OC Register: CAL FINDING GROWING PAINS CAN BE TOUGH
Contra Costa Times: YOUTH EQUALS INCONSISTENCY FOR BEARS
Contra Costa Times: ROBINSON KEEPS STANFORD ON TOP
