The Newsstand: 2003 Articles

Monday, December 22, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: NEW CAT FROM SERBIA LOOKS LIKE GOOD FIT
  • OC Register: TROJANS DISCOVER THAT WINNING HAS RECRUITING REWARDS
  • OC Register: COACH'S SON MIGHT END UP UCLA'S QB
  • Contra Costa Times: ONE SPECIAL KIND OF COACH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS BEGIN FINAL PREPARATIONS
  • The Spokesman Review: COUGS WELL-STOCKED FOR PAC-10 SUCCESS
  • Oakland Tribune: BEARS ARRIVE IN PHOENIX FOR INSIGHT
  • Oakland Tribune: TEDFORD IS CAL'S PAPA BEAR
  • USA Today: USC WINS SECOND NCAA WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TITLE

    Friday, December 19, 2003

  • OC Register: TROJANS STREAK INTO NCAA FINAL
  • Contra Costa Times: RECRUITING VISIT TAKES TEDFORD TO AUSTRALIA
  • San Francisco Chronicle: A NOT-SO-FRIENDLY GHOST
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CHECK THIS OUT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HERNANDEZ IS READY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEPP
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD LINEMAN TO GO PRO
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: KEGEL BACK UNDER CENTER
  • The Seattle PI: HUSKIES FRESHMEN RAPIDLY COME OF AGE
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL'S RODGERS LEAPS FROM SUB TO BOWL STARTER

    Thursday, December 18, 2003

  • OC Register: TROJANS FACE HISTORY TEST
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL HIT ROAD, TRY TO RECOVER
  • Arizona Republic: ASU WOMEN WELCOME CHALLENGE OF UCONN
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS PREPARE TO PASS TORCH
  • LA Times: USC VOLLEYBALL: A PERFECT INCENTIVE
  • Arizona Daily Star: STANFORD RESERVES ANSWERING CALL EARLY

    Wednesday, December 17, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: EXAM WEEK FOR UA
  • Tucson Citizen: O'HARA'S HOOPS DAYS NUMBERED
  • Contra Costa Times: TEAM HELPS SCHOOL BOUNCE BACK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: PLAYERS GET A BREAK BEFORE HEADING SOUTH
  • The Seattle PI: WHERE ARE THEY NOW: BOB HOUBREGS
  • Arizona Republic: KRUGER HELPS KEEP ASU IN ORDER
  • Arizona Republic: QB THROWING PASSES TO DUNKERS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: PAC-10 NOTES: BIBBY CONTINUES TO PLAY TASKMASTER WITH TROJANS
  • LA Times: CHILD'S PLAY? ASU COACH MAKES IT SEEM SO

    Tuesday, December 16, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: PLAYING WITH PASSION
  • OC Register: SCRAMBLING FOR QUARTERBACKS
  • Contra Costa Times: LITTLE COMES UP BIG FOR STANFORD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD LEARNS A LESSON
  • The Oakland Tribune: DEFENSE KNOWS WHAT'S COMING
  • The Oakland Tribune: LITTLE IS PIVOTAL IN ROUT
  • USA Today: DIOGU QUIETLY LEADS SURPRISING ARIZONA STATE UP THE LADDER
  • Arizona Republic: DIRECTOR, 2 ASSISTANTS JOIN STOOPS' STAFF
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS BENEFIT FROM BIG-TIME ATMOSPHERE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON SETS ITS SIGHTS ON MINNESOTA THIS WEEK
  • LA Times: AP MAKES IT CONSENSUS
  • Seattle Times: REGGIE WILLIAMS HEADS FOR NFL
  • Arizona Daily Star: SPLIT ADAMS: CAT MIXES STYLE, SUBSTANCE
  • Arizona Daily Star: FOR GOOD OR BAD, SOPHOMORE GIVES UA RARE EMOTIONAL BOOST
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BEING SECOND FEELS LIKE NO. 1
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA BENCH FINALLY FILLS UP
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: DORRELL THINKS 'ITS'S A MATTER OF TIME'

    Monday, December 15, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS' WIN STREAK AT SIX
  • Tucson Citizen: GOT THAT 'TOURNEY' FEEL
  • Contra Costa Times: CARDINAL LETS GAME SILP AWAY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S LOSS ALL TOO FAMILIAR
  • San Francisco Chronicle: GREAT EFFORT, BUT POWELL FALLS SHORT OF SUMMITT
  • The Spokesman Review: TEXAS DEFENSE LOOKS FAMILIAR
  • The Oakland Tribune: DEDICATED LYMAN PLAYS ON WITH PAIN

    Friday, December 12, 2003

  • The Spokesman Review: YOUNG COUGS REAP BENEFITS OF EXTRA WORK
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS NEED GOOD EFFORT ON BOARDS
  • Contra Costa Times: POWERS DANCES TO A DIFFERENT TUNE AT CAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD TRIES NOT TO LOOK PAST PACIFIC
  • LA Times: ROSE BOWL TICKETS ARE IN DEMAND
  • Seattle Times: WAR SPARKS BATTLE TO RETURN TO THE COURT
  • Arizona Daily Star: IGUODALA JOINS ELITE GROUP OF WILDCATS
  • San Jose Mercury News: NEXT STEP FOR STANFORD, CAL

    Thursday, December 11, 2003

  • The Tacoma News Tribune: NO. 5 LONGHORNS WILL BE NO HOLIDAY
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: WSU NOTES: COUGARS' DUNNING KICKS WAY TO ALL-AMERICAN STATUS
  • Tucson Citizen: LINDNER OVERCOMES BAD LUCK
  • Tucson Citizen : RECRUITS CATCHING PITCH OF UA COACH STOOPS
  • OC Register: NO HYPE, WILLIAMS DESERVES HEISMAN
  • OC Register: CARROLL WINS NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR AWARD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS HOPE TO SUSTAIN THIS YEAR'S HOT START
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WITH KRAAYEVELD OUT, UO TURNS TO FOUR-PLAYER ROTATION ON FRONT LINE
  • LA Times: COLLEGE LEADERS REJECT PLAYOFF IDEA
  • LA Times: CARROLL NAMED COACH OF YEAR
  • LA Times: HEISMAN ELUDES USC PAIR
  • Seattle Times: BCS: COLLEGE LEADERS TAKE HIGH ROAD BUT THEY'RE IN THE WRONG LANE

    Wednesday, December 10, 2003

  • TUCSON CITIZEN: TRIPLE-DOUBLE FOR IGUODALA
  • OC Register: HOWLAND SEEKS RELIEF FOR BOZEMAN
  • Contra Costa Times: SHOTS FALL FOR CAL IN EASY WIN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS ARE BACK FOR SECONDS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: ALL-AMERICA HONORS FOR CAL'S MCARTHUR
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS' DUNNING KICKS WAY TO ALL-AMERICAN STATUS
  • The Oakland Tribune: MAGAZINE HONORS CAL'S MCARTHUR
  • USA Today: ARIZONA RULES MANHATTAN AGAIN, WRECKS TEXAS
  • Arizona Republic: ASU'S KOVESDY REGAINS CONFIDENCE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO PRESIDENT SEEKS BCS SOLUTION
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO'S KRAAYEVELD WILL DECIDE NEXT MOVE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: PAC-10 NOTES: WILDCATS TAKE PAC-10'S REPUTATION INTO TOUGH WEEK
  • LA Times: FOOTBALL COACHES BACKED INTO A CORNER
  • LA Times: IN THE SCRAMBLE FOR NO. 1, ABC WILL GET A TWOFER
  • Seattle Times: KEGEL TO SHOULDER LOAD FOR COUGARS IN HOLIDAY BOWL

    Tuesday, December 9, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: STOOPS SAYS BCS NEEDS FIXING
  • Tucson Citizen: OSLON SAYS POINT GUARD NEVER SHOWS NERVOUSNESS
  • Tucson Citizen : STOOPS SET SERIOUS TONE WITH UA PLAYERS
  • OC Register: BREAKING RANKS
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: UW WOMEN FACE BIG TEST AT COLORADO
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: FRESHMAN'S PLAY HELPS UW FIGHT PAST IRISH
  • The Seattle PI: FORMER UW LONG JUMPER GIVEN RECORD AFTER 40 YEARS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: SUN BOWL FEATURES FAMILIAR FOES AS DUCKS, GOPHERS MEET AGAIN
  • LA Times: CLOSER INSPECTION REVEALS REALITY BYTES FOR TROJANS
  • LA Times: BLOOM IS ON AGAIN: ROSE BOWL WELCOMES USC-MICHIGAN PAIRING
  • Seattle Times: FUTURE DEFINITELY NOW FOR HUSKIES WOMEN
  • Arizona Daily Star: NEW MAN ON THE JOB
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS MUST BE READY TO TAKE ON WEIGHTY ISSUE IN OFF-SEASON
  • Arizona Daily Star: LONGHORNS STEER CATS IN NEEDED DIRECTION

    Monday, December 8, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: STOOPS' TOUGH LOVE
  • Tucson Citizen: STOUDAMIRE, IGUODALA KEY FOR CATS TO STAY ON TRACK
  • OC Register: USC GOES 1 AND OUT
  • OC Register: BCS FIASCO TARNISHES ROSE BOWL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HOW TROJANS GOT BOWLED OVER BY BCS
  • Contra Costa Times: TOP-RANKED USC GETS NO SUGAR
  • LA Times: USC IS CRUNCHED BY NUMBERS
  • LA Times: A BITTERSWEET TWIST: USC GOES TO ROSE, NOT SUGAR
  • LA Times: NEWS LEAVES TROJANS CRITICAL OF BCS
  • LA Times: NO. 1 AND DONE? IT DOES NOT COMPUTE
  • Seattle Times: BCS MESS A COUP FOR ROSE
  • Seattle Times: TEXAS NEXT FOR COUGARS
  • Arizona Daily Star: SOONERS' ADVICE TO CATS: BE PREPARED TO WORK
  • Oregonian: UO DRAWS MINNESOTA IN SUN BOWL
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: FRESHMAN'S PLAY HELPS UW FIGHT PAST IRISH
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS GET DATE WITH FIFTH-RANKED LONGHORNS
  • The Seattle PI: HUSKIES FRESHMAN HICHS STICKS NOTRE DAME
  • The Oakland Tribune: MCARTHUR CATCHES ON WITH BEARS
  • The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD TOPPLES NO. 1 KANSAS
  • The Oakland Tribune: CLASSIC TRIUMPH FOR CAL

    Friday, December 5, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: BUILDING A TRADITION
  • Tucson Citizen: NORTH TEXAS ASSISTANT JOINING STOOPS' STAFF
  • Tucson Citizen: UA EAGER TO START TOURNEY PLAY
  • OC Register: JUSTICE FAMILY LEARNS AT USC
  • Arizona Republic: ASU WOMEN MUST FIGURE OUT OFFENSE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO'S KRAAYEVELD MAY HAVE TO SIT OUT THE SEASON
  • LA Times: PRYCE HAS BEEN RIGHT FOR UCLA
  • LA Times: BCS: SUGAR AND SPICE
  • LA Times: ON THE BALL TRAINING IS PAYING OFF FOR TROJANS
  • Seattle Times: REVIVED UW VOLLEYBALL TEAM IS READY FOR NORTHWESTERN
  • Arizona Daily Star: OLSON: STOP THINKING
  • Arizona Daily Star: TIS' THE SEASON. . . WHEN WILDCATS STEP IT UP A NOTCH
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC RUNS STRAIGHT PAST LEARNING CURVE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: MORA LEADS UCLA INTO WOMEN'S SEMIS
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS RETURN TO FIELD, AWAIT FOE
  • USA Today: OVERLOOKED OREGON STATE BELIEVES IT CAN END USC'S RUN

    Thursday, December 4, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA FOOTBALL: LOADS OF WORK TO DO
  • Tucson Citizen : UA QUARTERBACK JOINS BASKETBALL TEAM
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS OK DESPITE LOSS OF ISAIAH FOX
  • OC Register: AS GOES JACKSON, SO DO THE BEAVERS
  • Oakland Tribune: FRESHMAN CARRY CAL PAST IRVINE
  • USA Today: SHAKUR STARTS FAST AND FURIOUS FOR ARIZONA
    *Arizona Daily Star: RETURN TICKETS
    *Arizona Daily Star: QB O'HARA JOINS TEAM, FILLS HOLES
    *Oregonian: BEAVERS RESPECT, BUT DON'T FEAR, TROJANS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: TROJANS REMAIN A MYSTERY TO BEAVERS
  • LA Times: TROJAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM STARTS OUT AT THE TOP
  • LA Times: BOWL GAME GIVES UCLA A LAST SHOT
  • Seattle Times: BASKETBALL BUZZ IN AIR: ZAGS HAVE IT, UW WANTS IT

    Wednesday, December 3, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: WALTERS READY TO GROW
  • Tucson Citizen: FOOTBALL FANS IN A FRENZY FOR UA TICKETS
  • OC Register: QUALITY PARTS
  • OC Register: BRUINS GET INVITATION TO SILICON VALLEY BOWL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FOR STANDOUT FRESHMAN, THE GAME IS IN THE GENES.
  • The Seattle PI: ZAG'S LOSS IS UW'S GAIN WITH TALENTED ROY
  • USA Today: HOWLAND TRIES TO REVIVE UCLA
  • Eugene Register-Guard: PAC-10 NOTES: CALIFORNIA CAUGHT IN EARLY SEASON GOLDEN BEAR TRAP
  • Seattle Times: DOOR IS SHUT ON HUSKIES' SEASON
  • Seattle Times: COUGARS HAPPY FOR HOLIDAY, SAYS DOBA
  • Arizona Daily Star: SURGERY SHELVES FOX FOR SEASON
  • Arizona Daily Star: SCHOOL FEELING BENEFITS ALREADY
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS KNOW WHAT THEY'RE UP AGAINST
  • Oregonian: DUCKS HAPPILY ACCEPT A BID TO SUN BOWL
  • San Jose Mercury News: A GAME PLAN FOR STANFORD
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA GETS CHANCE TO GO BOWLING
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: JOURNEY TO THE CENTER

    Tuesday, December 2, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: STOOPS'$650 AVERAGE FOR PAC-10
  • OC Register: LEINART IS 1ST, USC 2ND
  • OC Register: ROAD STILL UNCLEAR
  • Contra Costa Times: BOWL INVITE PROVIDES INSIGHT TO CAL'S RISE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL HOPES TO GET ITS KICKS IN INSIGHT BOWL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BRAUN EXPECTS KIDS TO MATURE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD WILL WAIT ON CHILDRESS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HOST STANFORD SHOOTING FOR THIRD STRAIGHT NATIONAL TITLE
  • The Spokesman Review: COUGS GET THEIR HOLIDAY
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL GAINS INSIGHT INTO POSTSEASON
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS RETURN TO LATE-SEASON PRACTICE MODE
  • LA Times: A LEADING QUESTION: USC OR LSU?
  • LA Times: NOT-SO-MERRY GO-ROUNDS: RILEY GRATEFUL FOR SECOND CHANCE AT OSU
  • Seattle Times: BARTON FIGHTING SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITIONS
  • Seattle Times : WSU SAYS 'YES' TO HOLIDAY BOWL
  • Arizona Daily Star: FOX WILL HAVE KNEE SURGERY, SIT NEXT GAME
  • Arizona Daily Star: MILD CATS COULD USE OLD-STYLE TOUGHNESS TO FIND THEIR WILD SIDE
  • Arizona Daily Star: LIAW BRINGS EXCELLENT CREDENTIALS TO UA
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS ACCEPT BOWL BID
  • San Jose Mercury News: CHILDRESS EXPECTED TO MISS FOUR WEEKS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA NOT SURE ON WAY TO SAN JOSE

    Monday, December 1, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: CATS CONFRONT WEAKNESS
  • Tucson Citizen: A HUGE CHALLENGE
  • OC Register: LUCK OF IRISH LATEST BCS FACTOR FOR USC
  • Contra Costa Times: INSIGHT SET: CAL-VA. TECH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BOWL PICTURE GETS TRULY HOKIE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FIRST A TEST, THEN FINALS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD BEGINS DIGGING OUT
  • The Seattle PI: MINUTES SCARCE FOR DEEP HUSKIES
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: NATIONAL SPOTLIGHT COULD FIND UW, SIMMONS
  • Arizona Republic: STOOPS NAMED HEAD COACH AT UA
  • Arizona Republic : KOETTER RETHINKS A LOSING SEASON
  • LA Times: TROJANS DON'T FRET OVER BCS
    *Arizona Daily Star: NEW ATTITUDE A TOP PRIORITY
    *Arizona Daily Star: STOOPS HOPES TO PULL OFF HIS THIRD COUP BY REBUILDING UA'S DESERT SWARM DEFENSE
    *Arizona Daily Star: UA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
    *Arizona Daily Star: COMMITTEE DID CATS NO FAVORS
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: TOP-SEEDED USC PREPARED TO TRAVEL

    Wednesday, November 26, 2003

  • The Seattle PI: UW BOWL STILL UP IN AIR
  • The Oakland Tribune: TYRONE'S RETURN IGNITES PASSION
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL PRODUCES 90 POINTS FOR FIRST TIME IN SIX YEARS
  • Arizona Republic : A WORK IN PROGRESS: ASU'S WALTER STILL SHAPING HIS FUTURE
  • LA Times: THE DNP ZONE: WALK-ON HOFFART LOVES BEING A BRUIN
  • LA Times : WILDCATS ARE STILL TOP DOGS
  • Seattle Times: LIKELY TOO LATE FOR HUSKIES TO GO BOWLING

    Tuesday, November 25, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: WARNING: CATS READY TO RUN
  • Tucson Citizen: OLSON FULFILLS GOAL SET 500 WINS AGO: DEVELOP PROGRAM, NOT MERELY TEAM
  • Tucson Citizen : COACH HUNT DISTRACTS AS ASU LOOMS
  • OC Register: OLSON GETS 500TH VICTORY AT ARIZONA
  • OC Register: USC STILL A SHAKY NO. 2
  • OC Register: BRUINS STILL HAVE WORK TO DO ON BOWL
  • Contra Costa Times: SUCCESS MAGNIFIES NEED FOR BETTER FACILITIES AT CAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TEDFORD SAYS HE LOVES JOB, WANTS MORE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD SWEEPS CROSS COUNTRY TITLES
  • The Spokesman Review: COUGARS END DROUGHT, CLAIM ROAD VICTORY
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: WSU'S ROSE BOWL HOPES ALIVE BUT SLIM
  • USA Today: STANFORD SWEEPS TO CROSS COUNTRY CROWNS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS LOOKING DIRECTLY AT THE SUN BOWL
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES WON'T HESITATE IF ASKED BY SILICON BOWL
  • Seattle Times: COUGARS 15TH IN BCS, SEEM HOLIDAY BOUND
    *Arizona Daily Star: LUTE LOGS 500TH WIN
    *Arizona Daily Star: CATS SEEKING TO END UC-SANTA BARBARA'S HOME STREAK AT 25
    *Arizona Daily Star: UA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
    *Arizona Daily Star: SUN DEVILS' KOETTER STARTING TO REALIZE MEANING OF RIVALRY
    *Oregonian: WINNER OF BEAVERS-PILOTS GAME GETS TO PLAY ON
    *Oregonian: DUCKS WON'T PLAY FOR A WHILE, BUT THEY'RE NOT OFF

    Monday, November 24, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: LUTE NEARS ANOTHER MILESTONE: 500TH AT UA
  • Tucson Citizen: COACH SEARCH STEALS THUNDER FROM ASU GAME
  • Tucson Citizen: OLSON MORE WORRIED ABOUT TEAM'S POISE THAN NUMBERS GAME
  • OC Register: PATH NOT YET CLEAR FOR USC
  • OC Register: STRAIGHT-ARROW DIOGU STILL KNOW HOW TO HOOP IT UP
  • OC Register: ROSE BOWL'S AFFAIR WITH BCS COOLS OFF
  • San Francisco Chronicle: COMPLETE CARDINAL CRUISE PAST FORDHAM
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS ARE LOOKING FOR INSIGHT
  • The Seattle PI: UP-AND-DOWN SEASON ENDS ON HIGH NOTE FOR UW
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: THORNY FINISH FOR COUGS
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: VICTORY WORTHY OF CAMPAIGN SLOGAN FOR UW
  • The Oakland Tribune: MCARTHUR, MCCLESKEY VOTED TOP CAL PLAYERS
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL'S MCARTHUR CATCHES BIT OF GREATNESS
  • Arizona Republic: OLSON SEEKING WIN NO. 500
  • Arizona Republic: EVANS LIKES WHAT HE SEES OUT OF BRAXTON
  • LA Times: UPWARD AND ONWARD: USC SHOULD MOVE TO NO. 2 IN BCS
  • LA Times: FOCUS ON FUTURE BECOMES UCLA BATTLE CRY
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES WERE SPOILERS
  • aSeattle Times: COUGARS MUST MOVE FORWARD AFTER TOUGH LOSS
    *Arizona Daily Star: LUMBERJACKS HOPE FOR SLUMBER FROM CATS
    *San Jose Mercury News: EMERGENCY SURGERY FOR STANFORD QB
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: SUGAR BOWL NO GUARANTEE FOR USC
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC TALKING TITLE, NOT BOWLS
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: FUTURE IS FOR WHOM?

    Friday, November 21, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: HANKWITZ GETS FORMAL INTERVIEW
  • Tucson Citizen: REVIVED WILDCATS HAVE HOPES FOR POSTSEASON
  • OC Register: ABOVE AVERAGE
  • OC Register: TROJANS ARE BIG KIDS ON THE BLOCK
  • OC Register: TROJANS LOOK FOR LITTLE THINGS
  • OC Register: BRUINS SEEKING SOFT SPOTS
  • Contra Costa Times: RODGERS A STEADY HAND FOR CAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: WHAT WE NEED IS ANOTHER TROMBONE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL 'D' RECOVERING FROM WIPEOUT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: MCARTHUR TURNS INTENSITY INTO BIG YEAR
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TRUE BLUE, BUT BALANCED ANALYST PAWLAWSKI TO WORK BIG GAME
  • Arizona Republic: ASU'S 'FASTER' GAME FINE WITH LONEY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BROOKS READY TO EXHIBIT HIS SKILLS IN REAL GAMES
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO'S CLEMENS HAS EMERGED AS STARTING QB
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OSU'S ANDERSON HAS REBOUNDED AFTER ROUGH START
  • LA Times: CARROLL: HE'S PRO USC
  • LA Times : USC MEN'S BASKETBALL: LEARNING TO SHARE
  • Seattle Times: TREASURE ISLANDS: HUSKIES TAP SOUTH SEAS FOR TALENT
  • Arizona Daily Star: WHIRLWIND INTERVIEWS ON AGENDA
  • Arizona Daily Star: NCAA BID POSSIBLY ON LINE FOR CATS
  • Oregonian: BROOKS APPEARS TO BE PERFECT FIT FOR DUCKS
  • Oregonian: THIS MATCHUP MADE IN OREGON
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS' HIDDEN ASSET
  • San Jose Mercury News: ELEVATED EXPECTATIONS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: DIFFICULT TO WATCH
  • The Spokesman Review: COUGS DRILL VMI 66-46
  • The Spokesman Review: THIS BAND OF BROTHERS CREATES AN ALBUM OF UNPARALLEDLED SUCCESS
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: A TURNAROUND IN PULLMAN
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: MOTIVATION COMES IN ALL SHAPES
  • The Seattle PI: UW'S STANDUP GUY
  • The Seattle PI: RELUCTANT AT FIRST, DOBA NOW A COACH OF YEAR FAVORITE
  • The Seattle PI: ROLLINS FOLLOWS DREAM TO UW
  • The Seattle PI: YOUNG UW WOMEN EXPECT BIG THINGS
  • The Oakland Tribune: MULLER WAS A MAN AMONG BOYS
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL VETERAN SEES NICE MIX OF OLD, NEW
  • The Oakland Tribune: EXPERIENCED STANFORD HAS HIGHER GOALS THIS SEASON
  • USA Today: WOW FACTOR SIMPLY DOESN'T COMPUTE

    Thursday, November 20, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: KATHLEEN 'ROCKY' LAROSE: UA'S HEADHUNTER
  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA'S COACH SEARCH HEATS UP
  • OC Register: USC-UCLA IMPACT CAN LAST A LIFETIME
  • OC Register: TROJANS EXPECT MORE
  • OC Register: A DOUBLE-EDGED RIVALRY
  • OC Register: DORRELL'S NOT READY TO SHELVE OFFENSE
  • Contra Costa Times: TEDFORD, TEEVENS ON DIFFERENT PATHS TO THE BIG GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS' RODGERS IS SHINING AS SOPHOMORE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL'S LEWIS PERSEVERES, REGAINS STARTING JOB AS SENIOR
  • San Francisco Chronicle: EXPECTATIONS, INJURIES BOTH HIGH FOR VANDERVEER'S TEAM
  • San Francisco Chronicle: EXPECTATIONS LOW FOR CAL WOMEN
  • Arizona Republic: SEASON OF DISCONTENT FOR SUN DEVILS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OSU'S MEEUWSEN MAN OF FEW WORDS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OTHERS HAVE PLENTY TO SAY ABOUT LEWIS WHILE HE STAYS MUM
  • LA Times: CITY COURTSHIP: USC-UCLA GAME CAN AFFECT A RECRUIT'S DECISION
  • LA Times: DORRELL CHARGES FORWARD HIS WAY
  • Seattle Times: END OF THE LINE FOR REGGIE WILLIAMS?
  • Seattle Times : WSU'S DAVID BACKS UP TALK
  • Arizona Daily Star: WHO'S THE LEADER?
  • Arizona Daily Star: COACHES SAY TROJANS DESERVE BETTER IN BCS
  • Oregonian: TATTOOS AND TRUST
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD SEEKS A RETURN TO TOP
  • San Jose Mercury News: REBUILDING PLANS DIFFERENT AT CAL, STANFORD
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: WHEN UNDERDOGS ATTACK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC-OKLAHOMA IN '04?
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: WSU SENIORS: BRING ON UW
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: CUNCH TIME FOR SENIORS
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS TO DEBUT UNDER NEW COACH BENNETT TONIGHT
  • The Oakland Tribune: A LIFELONG BOND TO BIG GAME GREW FROM TAP ON HEAD

    Wednesday, November 19, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: THE HIGH COST OF A NEW COACH
  • OC Register: USC RUNS SMOOTHLY WITH 'THE COMMITTEE'
  • OC Register: NAGURSKI FINALIST BALL FOCUSES ON SACKING USC
  • Contra Costa Times: COACHES LIKE BOWLING FOR EXTRA PRACTICE TIME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS' TRIO OF FRESHMAN COULD BRING DOWN THE HASS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LEANER CARDINAL ARE LOOKING TO STAND TALL WITH INSIDE GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: ECHEMANDU BOUNCES BACK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: POWELL'S TOUGH SEASON BOTH ON, OFF THE FIELD
  • The Spokesman Review: A GREAT DEVELOPMENT
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: FOR KEGEL, ALL'S NOT FORGOTTEN ABOUT LAST YEAR
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: WILLIAMS NOT WSU'S ONLY WORRY
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: PICKETT WANTS 3RD CUP WIN
  • The Seattle PI: WHERE ARE THEY NOW: CHRIS ROWLAND
  • The Seattle PI: APPLE CUP 2003: KEGEL'S CUP RUN OVER
  • The Oakland Tribune: BAY AREA FANS HEAR DOUBLE SHOT OF STARKEY
  • The Oakland Tribune: MOTHER REMAINS A TOWER OF STRENGTH FOR CAL'S STRANG
  • The Oakland Tribune: RESILIENT CARDINAL ON THE ROPES
  • Arizona Republic: DIOGU AMONG THE BEST, BUT ASU STILL A QUESTION MARK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: CIVIL WAR TO HELP UNRAVEL BOWL PLAN
  • LA Times: THE RIVALRY: UCLA VS. USC
  • LA Times: PAPADAKIS, STEVENS PUT COLOR IN RIVALRY WEEK
  • Seattle Times: LOCAL COUG FAN SIGNING UP FOR 'GAME DAY'
  • Seattle Times: WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: WSU HOPES EFFORT YIELDS VICTORIES
    *Oregonian: OREGON STATE'S SEIGLER EXPRESSES HIMSELF
    *Oregonian: DUCKS KEEP TONGUES, EMOTIONS IN CHECK
    *San Jose Mercury News: CAL'S STAR TAILBACK RETURNS TO LINEUP
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS' ROGERS STANDING IN WAY
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: HANCE WONDERS 'WHAT IF?'
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: PERCEPTION IS TRIVIALITY
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUINS SAY HOW THEY RANK

    Tuesday, November 18, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: PICKING FOOTBALL COACH BIGGEST TASK JIM LIVENGOOD MAY FACE AS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
  • OC Register: TROJANS TAKE BCS HIT
  • OC Register: HEAD GAMES PLAY ROLE IN RIVALRY
  • OC Register: MESS ISN'T ALL DORRELL'S DOING
  • Contra Costa Times: BOWL BERTH RIDING ON THE BIG GAME
  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS ON THE RISE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TEDFORD ADMITS IT--HE'S NOW A CAL MAN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TEEVENS REALIZES HE CAN'T DO EVERYTHING
  • San Francisco Chronicle: EXPECT A FORMUL BIG GAME
  • The Spokesman Review: COUGS REMAIN 10TH; BOWL SCENARIO UNSURE
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: DIVIDED LOYALTIES
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: WSU, UW FANS PLAY WAITING GAME
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: CAL BEARS SUDDENLY DISCOVERED FANS IN PULLMAN
  • The Oakland Tribune: BOWL HOPES ON LINE IN BIG GAME
  • Arizona Republic: PRESEASON OPPONENTS UNDER FIRE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO WOMEN MAKE OPENING STATEMENT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: SMITH NAMED TO WOMEN'S HALL OF FAME
  • Eugene Register-Guard: CIVIL WAR: FOR OSU, IT ALL STARTS WITH JACKSON
  • LA Times: EYEING THE PAST: DORRELL HOPES SUCCESS AS A PLAYER CARRIES OVER TO BRUINS
  • LA Times: THIRD-ANDLONG FOR TROJANS
  • LA Times: PLASCHKE: FAIRNESS ABSENT IN THIS SYSTEM
  • Arizona Daily Star: TIMING COULD BE EVERYTHING AS LIVENGOOD TRIES TO SECURE NEXT COACH TO LEAD WILDCATS
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA BASKETBALL
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA VOLLEYBALL
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: WILD VS. BRADY BUNCH
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: ARIZONA AD, CHOW TALK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUINS' LINEMEN WILL HAVE TO RALLY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: EMOTIONAL SIDE OF DORRELL CRACKING THE SURFACE

    Monday, November 17, 2003

  • OC Register: USC LOSING GROUND IN BCS
  • OC Register: BRUINS, NOT TOLEDO, IN A BAD PLACE
  • OC Register: VICTORY WOULD END MISERY
  • Contra Costa Times: FRESHMEN SENSATION
  • Contra Costa Times: CARDINAL HOPES TO GET FULL SEASON OUT OF DAVIS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: DURING BIG GAME WEEK, THERE'S MORE, MUCH MORE, THAN JUST THE BIG GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD LOOKS READY AFTER EXHIBITION ROUT
  • Arizona Republic: ASU'S STEWART HAS STINGER, WILL SKIP UA GAME
  • Arizona Republic: FORMER PLAYERS RECALL WULK'S LOYALTY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: CIVIL WAR HAS FESTIVE IMPLICATIONS
  • LA Times: USC VS. UCLA: IN NEED OF A FUN RASIER?
  • Seattle Times: APPLE CUP: COUGARS EAGER FOR ULTIMATE TRIUMPH
  • Seattle Times: GILBERTSON STAYS, SAYS HEDGES
  • The Spokesman Review: COUGARS TONE DOWN RHETORIC FOR APPLE CUP
  • The Spokesman Review: COUGS BOWL'EM OVER
  • The Seattle PI: 2003 APPLE CUP: IT'S SWEET AGAINST SOUR
  • The Seattle PI: UW SENIORS STEP UP IN ROUT
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: WSU, UW FANS PLAY WAITING GAME
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: MILESTONE FOR PICKETT, WILLIAMS
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: TO DOBA, IT'S NO JOKING MATTER
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS' NEW CAST GETS SAME OLD RESULT
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: KEGEL ASKS SWOGGER TO RELIEVE
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: DUNNING KICKS WAY TO A RECORD
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL EXPLODES IN RECORD DAY TO ROUT UW
  • The Oakland Tribune: TEDFORD AND BEARS MAKE A POWERFUL STATEMENT
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL GETS READY FOR SEASON WITH EXHIBITION ROUT
    *Arizona Daily Star: UA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
    *Oregonian: BEAVERS, DUCKS WILL BOTH HAVE HANDS FULL
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC COULD DROP IN BCS
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: NEW GOAL: USC SPOILER

    Friday, November 14, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: STOOPS MAY LEAVE OU EARLY
  • Tucson Citizen: COULD CHOW REBUILD UA'S PROGRAM?
  • OC Register: SILENCE OF THE LINE
  • OC Register: RISE 'N' SHINE?
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TEDFORD BREAKS BOWL SILENCE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD WINS FINAL TUNEUP
  • San Francisco Chronicle: YOUNG STANFORD UNIT TURNING INTO FINE LINE
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: JAMES' GANG TO BE ON HAND FOR BERKELEY HOMECOMING
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: GENATONE'S PLAYING DAYS IN PULLMAN ARE ALL OVER
  • The Seattle PI: NOT ALL HUSKIES STRUGGLING
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL TIGHT END OUT FOR SEASON
    * Arizona Republic: USC PUNTER, TOPS IN NATION, RARELY USED
    * Arizona Republic: ASU SOCCER OPENS NCAA PLAY
    * Eugene Register-Guard: UO TOUTS FORRISTALL AS 'IMPACT' PLAYER
    * Eugene Register-Guard: BRUINS HOPE TO TURN IT INTO RUSH HOUR
    * LA Times: COUGARS LIKELY CHOICE OF ROSE BOWL
    * Seattle Times: MIDDLEMAN MAKES HIS MARK
  • Arizona Daily Star: TROJAN HORSE
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS STILL HAUNTED BY MIS-CAL-CULATION
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: DEFENSE MAKES DO WITH FILL-INS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: CAUTION EARNS OLSON A START

    Thursday, November 13, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen : STOOPS IN FRONT FOR UA JOB
  • Tucson Citizen: UA TO USE ITS VETERANS
  • Tucson Citizen: USC DEFENSE SOMETHING WILD
  • Tucson Citizen : ARIZONA NEEDS SWEEP ON OREGON TRIP
  • OC Register: CHOW MIGHT BE AUDITIONING AT ARIZONA
  • OC Register : HOWLAND ERA BEGINS WITH EXHIBITION VICTORY
  • Contra Costa Times: TWO CAL RECRUITS SIGNED AND DELIVERED
  • San Francisco Chronicle: GILBERTSON'S COMFORTABLE AS HUSKIES' HEAD COACH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S LEMON IS IN BUSINESS
  • The Spokesman Review: RECEIVERS MUST STEP UP FOR WSU
  • The Seattle PI: UW WANTED CAL PASSER
  • The Seattle PI: CARROLL PROVES CRITICS WRONG
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: IT'S BACK TO BERKELEY FOR GILBERTSON
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: HARD WORK PAYS OFF FOR GUARD MIHLHAUSER
  • The Oakland Tribune: GILBERTSON TRYING TO FIND STABILITY
  • Arizona Republic: DIOGU ON PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA TEAM
  • Arizona Republic: ASU'S MOORE STAYS ON TRACK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO'S BOWL FORMULA SIMPLE: JUST WIN
  • LA Times: BCS PRAYERS MAY BE ANSWERED WITH TCU
  • Seattle Times: BOOKER, SIMONSON NOT UNNOTICED BY TEAMMATES
  • Seattle Times: IS BCS ABOUT TO GET HORNSWOGGLED?
  • Seattle Times: SWOGGER READY IF KEGEL IS NOT
    *Arizona Daily Star: COACHING LIST LIKELY WILL BE PARED TODAY
    *Arizona Daily Star: McCLELLAN, AUSTRIALIA GUARD SEND LETTERS OF INTENT TO UA
    *Arizona Daily Star: UA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
    *Arizona Daily Star: UA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
    *Arizona Daily Star: IT'S ALL ABOUT W'S NOW; CATS MUST WIN 4 of 5
    *Arizona Daily Star: PAC-10 NOTEBOOK
    *Oregonian: MEMORIES TO BUILD ON
    *Oregonian: MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
    *Oregonian: GROVES ROLLS WITH CHANGES AT UCLA
    *Oregonian: KENT CALLS DUCKS' SIGNEES EXCEPTIONAL
    *San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD GUARD'S NEW PAIN
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC'S QUIET MAN
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: INJURED NAZEL'S DECISION ON SEASON EXPECTED TODAY
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: HAVING A BALL AGAIN
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: ANTI-FUMBLE DRILLS FOR DREW

    Wednesday, November 12, 2003

  • The Spokesman Review: KEGEL SAYS HE'S READY FOR SATURDAY
  • The Spokesman Review: CAPTAIN GIVES BACK TO GAME
  • The Seattle PI: UW'S PICKETT: 'I'M THE QUARTERBACK HERE'
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: ROMAR REMINISCES AIA
  • The Oakland Tribune: TEDFORD DEFENDS HIS CALLS
  • The Oakland Tribune: COMPLETE OSU AWAITS STANFORD
  • Arizona Republic: DIOGU WILL SIT OUT EXHIBITION
  • Arizona Republic: ASU FROSH ADJUST TO COLLEGE TOGETHER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: PAC-10'S BIGGEST HEADACHE IN BCS MESS? TCU
  • LA Times: LEINART PROVING TO BE A PRETTY TOUGH ACT TO FOLLOW HIMSELF
  • LA Times: UCLA BASKETBALL: IT'S MORE THAN AN EXHIBITION
  • Seattle Times: GILBERTSON HAS BEEN HERE BEFORE
  • Seattle Times: READY FOR ACTION, SENIOR LEADS UW MEN'S SOCCER TEAM
  • Seattle Times: KEGEL SAYS HE'LL BE READY TO WING IT
  • Arizona Daily Star: INTO SMITH-EREENS
  • Arizona Daily Star: USC'S CARROLL RESPECTS CATS
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS TAILBACK SAYS CARDINAL SHOULDN'T BE SO CERTAIN
  • Oregonian: DAY IS PUTTING A LITTLE LIGHT IN DUCKS' SEASON
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: HOWLAND'S DEBUT ANYTHING BUT JUST ANOTHER EXHIBITION
  • San Jose Mercury News: CAL, STANFORD SOMEHOW IN BOWL HUNT

    Tuesday, November 11, 2003
    *Arizona Daily Star: CATS HOPING TROJANS CAN BE SURPRISED
    *Arizona Daily Star: KOETTER CONFIDENT TEAM WILL FINISH WELL
    *Oregonian: DUCKS' SECONDARY IS BEGINNING TO SHOWCASE ITS DEPTH, STRENGTH
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: DORRELL REVERSES FIELD ON UCLA QB

  • Tucson Citizen : UA WANTS TO MAKE GOOD ITS SPOILER ROLE
  • Tucson Citizen : BELL'S 222-YARD GAME PUTS 1,000-YARD SEASON IN REACH
  • OC Register: UCLA QB SOAP OPERA GETS ANOTHER SPIN
  • Contra Costa Times: HUSKIES QUELL TALK OF QB
  • San Francisco Chronicle: POWE'S 27 SPARK BEARS
  • Arizona Republic: CAL POLY UP FIRST FOR ASU WOMEN'S SOCCER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO FOOTBALL HOPES TO CAPITALIZE ON RESURGENCE
  • LA Times: CHANGE OF SIGNALS FOR BRUINS: OLSON WILL START
  • LA Times: USC NO. 2, SIGHING HARDER
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES BLAMING THEMSELVES
  • The Spokesman Review: BENNETT ERA AT WASHINGTON STATE BEGINS WITH WIN
  • The Oakland Tribune: POWE NETS 27 POINTS IN CAL EXHIBITION WIN

    Monday, November 10, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen : CATS ENVISION FALL OF TROY
  • Tucson Citizen : HANKWITZ DESERVES A SWING ON GOAL POST
  • OC Register: USC'S LEAD OVER OHIO STATE WEAKENS
  • Contra Costa Times: TEDFORD, BEARS LAMENT MISTAKES AFTER LOSS TO OREGON
  • San Francisco Chronicle : KATELY PASSES BIGGEST TEST
  • Arizona Republic: CELLAR DWELLERS STILL ON TV
  • LA Times: CHOICE STILL CLEAR TO COACH
  • Seattle Times: QB SITUATION HAS UW UP IN ARMS
  • Seattle Times: KEGEL DOUBTFUL FOR ASU
  • The Spokesman Review: SWOGGER LIKELY STARTER AGAINST ARIZONA STATE
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: PICKETT, WILLIAMS PUT UP BIG NUMBERS
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: A CHANCE TO FINALLY PLAY A REAL LIVE OPPONENT
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: A WIN ONLY A COUG COULD LOVE
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: SMITH PROVIDES WSU NEEDED GROUND CONTROL
  • The Seattle PI: KIDS' GAME FOR HUSKIES
  • The Oakland Tribune: BEARS' LATE STUMBLE LEADS TO OREGON WIN
  • The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD FINDS ITS OFFENSE IN WIN
  • The Oakland Tribune: INJURIES PILE UP IN CARDINAL WIN
  • Arizona Daily Star: WIN STREAK OF 1 RESTORES DIGNITY

    Friday, November 7, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen : UA PICKED 1ST BY MEDIA, IN LEAGUE STRONG 'TOP TO BOTTOM'
  • Tucson Citizen : YOUNG GUNS MAKE WEST WILD
  • Tucson Citizen : UA'S BELL RINGING UP YARDAGE
  • Tucson Citizen: WIN OVER NO. 6 UCLA WARM-UP FOR NO. 1 USC
  • OC Register: BRUINS AWAIT COLD TRUTH
  • Contra Costa Times: MCARTHUR SLIPS UNDER RADAR AS HE NEARS RECORD
  • San Francisco Chronicle : ROSE TRADITION IN JEOPARDY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD SAFETY LEADS BY EXAMPLE

    Wednesday, November 5, 2003
    *Tucson Citizen : TONIGHT AT 7: RED-BLUE SCRIMMAGE
    *Tucson Citizen : PAC-10 COACHES GIVE TIPS ON BUILDING STAFF
    *OC Register: GROOTEGOED ON THE MEND
    *OC Register: WARE ABLE TO PRACTICE, MIGHT RETURN SATURDAY
    *Contra Costa Times: BACK IN OREGON'S TRAIL
    *San Francisco Chronicle: TEDFORD TO FACE OLD TEAM
    *San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL KEEPING THEIR COOL.

  • Eugene Register-Guard: TEDFORD THANKFUL FOR REPRIEVE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS GRUDGINGLY GET SECOND BYE WEEK
  • Eugene Register-Guard : FOOTBALL BECOMING HELLISH FOR SUN DEVILS
  • LA Times: UCLA CARVING A NEW IDENTITY UNDER HOWLAND
  • Seattle Times: MIDDLING HUSKIES' BOWL ISN'T EASY TO FILL
  • Seattle Times: MEN'S BASKETBALL: HOW FAR CAN HUSKIES GO? LOOK INSIDE
  • Seattle Times : KEGEL PENCILED TO START WITH PARTIALLY TORN KNEE
  • The Spokesman Review: HE'S GOT COUGARS' BACK
  • The Seattle PI: WITH ALEXIS INJURED, FUTURE IS NOW FOR UW
  • The Seattle PI: COUGAR QB KEGEL AILING BUT EXPECTS TO PLAY
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: FOR PAUS, POISE PLAYS A BIG PART
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES PLANNING TO MAKE THIS BASKETBALL SEASON A YEAR TO REMEMBER
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL COACH TEDFORD, FOUR AIDES HEAD BACK TO OREGON
  • The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD HAS SCORE TO SETTLE WITH ASU
    *Arizona Daily Star: CATS IN '03: A REVOLVING DOOR
    *Arizona Daily Star: ADAMS A WILD CARD FOR CATS' OFFENSE
    *Oregonian: SEASON IS ON THE BRINK FOR DUCKS
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC'S GAIN IS ROSE BOWL'S LOSS
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC SPREADS RECRUITING NET NATIONWIDE
    *Long Beach-Press Telegram: WARE TO RETURN AGAINST COUGARS

    Tuesday, November 4, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA FOOTBALL COACH SEARCH
  • Tucson Citizen: THREE ARIZONA FRESHMAN TO START AGAINST LATVIANS
  • Tucson Citizen: NCAAS STILL IN REACH OF UA VOLLEYBALL TEAM
  • OC Register: A TASTE OF SUGAR
  • OC Register: GUYS WITH COMPUTERS DON'T SCARE CARROLL
  • OC Register: WILLIAMS, LEINART GET HEISMAN LETTERS
  • OC Register: MOORE REMAINS BRUINS STARTER
  • Contra Costa Times : CAL RUNS RIGHT UP THE CHARTS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS' SMALL MISTAKES REMAIN BIG PROBLEM
  • LA Times: USC IS IN BCS SWEET SPOT
  • LA Times: USC RISES TO NO. 2 IN BCS STANDINGS
  • Seattle Times: PAUS MAY GET FIRST START ON SATURDAY
  • Seattle Times: UW WOMEN EXPERIENCE WIDESPREAD KNEE INJURIES
  • Seattle Times: WSU'S DROP IN BCS MAY HURT ROSE BOWL CHANCES
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: ALEXIS' RUN AT UW OVER
  • The Seattle PI: HUSKIES WON'T FRET IF PAUS STARTS
  • The Seattle PI: NOT ALL IS LOST, DOBA SAYS
  • The Oakland Tribune: MCGRATH AT HOME ON SPECIAL TEAMS
  • The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD TAKES ON NEW LIFE
    *Arizona Daily Star: UA MEN'S BASKETBALL
    *Arizona Daily Star: UA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
    *Arizona Daily Star: ASU's KOETTER GETTING TOUGH DURING PRACTICE

    Monday, November 3, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen : UA HAS A MODEL FOR REBUILDING
  • Tucson Citizen : PACIFIC-10 CONFERENCE: USC INSPIRED, HOPES FOR NATIONAL TITLE AFTER WSU ROUT
  • OC Register: TROJANS OUTLOOK SUGAR-COATED
  • OC Register: DORRELL UNDECIDED ON QB
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FORWARD KEEPING EYES STRAIGHT AHEAD.
  • San Francisco Chronicle: PAC-10 MIGHT GET TITLE SHOT
  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS' SPIRIT BROKEN BY BEARS' SHELLACKING
  • LA Times: UCLA'S SEASON IS ON THE LINE DURING NEXT STRETCH
  • LA Times: MAYBE IT ISN'T GOOD BYE FOR USC
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES FIND NEW STRENGTH AFTER WIN OVER DUCKS
  • Seattle Times: USC'S FUTURE LOOKS SWEET
  • Seattle Times: DOBA: EVERY ROUT HAS SILVER LINING
  • The Spokesman Review: DESPITE LOSS, ALL IS NOT LOST FOR COUGARS
  • The Spokesman Review: WSU ALIVE IN RACE FOR ROSES AFTER 'B' GAME
  • The Seattle PI: NOT IN OUR DAWGHOUSE, UW SAYS WITH WIN
  • The Seattle PI: COUGARS REFOCUS AFTER LOSS
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: PAUS TO THE RESCUE FOR UW
  • The Oakland Tribune: MCCLESKY GETS CAL ROLLING TOWARD WIN
  • The Oakland Tribune: BEARS DOMINATE ASU; BOWL BID WITHIN REACH
  • USA Today: SOUTHERN CAL SET TO GRAB NO. 2 BCS SPOT
  • USA Today: USC MAKES STRONGEST ARGUMENT FOR SUGAR BOWL APPEARANCE

    Friday, October 31, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: UA HAS EARNED ITS POSITION AS GROUNDBREAKER
  • Tucson Citizen: FATHER FACES SON IN UA-OSU GAME
  • OC Register: WILLIAMS PREFERS TO DROP AWARD TALK
  • Contra Costa Times: PATIENTLY WAITING IN THE WINGS
  • Arizona Republic: ASU SOCCER SENIORS SEEK TOURNEY BERTH IN FAREWELL
  • Seattle Times: CUNNINGHAM GETS HIS CHANCE
  • Seattle Times: WSU'S KNOTTS IS BIG, PLAYFUL AND FULL OF FIGHT
  • The Spokesman Review: CENTER SHELFORD OFF THE SHELF FOR COUGS
  • The Seattle PI: TWO QB'S ARE BETTER THAN ONE FOR OREGON
  • The Seattle PI: COUGS POLISH ROAD FACE
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: WHO'S NO. 1?
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: USC-WSU: IT'S BIG CITY VS. SMALL-TOWN AMERICA
  • The Oakland Tribune: FOOTBALL RUNS IN BLOOD OF ASU FRESHMAN KELLER
  • USA Today: DOBA, KEGEL PLAY LEAD ROLES AT WASH. STATE

    Thursday, October 30, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen : ARIZONA FOOTBALL: MORE CHANGES AHEAD
  • OC Register: CENTER BYERS A TOP CATCH
  • OC Register: SWITCH TO RIGHT GUARD A BOOST FOR BROWN
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL DEFENSIVE END NOW STARING IN OWN HIGHLIGHT REEL
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD RECEIVER KEEPS PLAYING DESPITE BURDEN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: THERE ARE TWO SIDES TO CAL SAFETY GUTIERREZ
  • The Spokesman Review: COUGARS FACE TALL TASK IN WILLIAMS
  • The Spokesman Review: HUSKY FRESHMAN RECEIVER MAN NEED TO STEP UP PLAY
  • The Seattle PI: DEATH, TAXES, AND STANDFORD
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: IF THE SPANDEX FITS ...
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: EARLY ARRIVAL HELPS DUCKS TANDEM
  • The Oakland Tribune: NO. 3 QUARTERBACK HAS TOUGH JOB
  • The Oakland Tribune: STANFORD LOOKS FORWARD TO REMAINING HOME SLATE
  • Arizona Republic: KELLER READY TO SHOW HIS TRUE SELF
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEATING UW TAKES ATTITUDE AND APPTITUDE
  • LA Times: HOW STRANGE IS BCS? USC ROOTING FOR NOTRE DAME
  • LA Times: TROJAN STYLE: ADJUST IN TIME
  • Seattle Times: QB SUCCESS SEEMS A SNAP FOR WSU, USC
  • Seattle Times: DUCKS HAVE STUCK WITH A QB ROTATION
  • Seattle Times: STRESS FRACTURES END BROCKMAN'S CAREER

    Tuesday, October 28, 2003

  • OC Register: WELL-HEALED MOORE READY TO DO MORE
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S FATE RESTS ON THE ROAD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HUGE ENDOWMENT HELPS STANFORD.
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: DUCKS DOWNPLAY LAST YEAR'S GAME
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS RISE TO 8TH IN BCS

    Monday, October 27, 2003
    *Arizona Daily Star: CATS PLAY RAY'S WAY FOR A YEAR
    *Arizona Daily Star: CAL DEBACLE HAS FAMILIAR RING FOR UA
    *Oregonian: FANS SHOULD JUST RELAX AND ENJOY THE FUN
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: POLL VAULTING UNLIKELY

  • Tucson Citizen: CATS' V-BALL GETS BETTER 'N' BETTER
  • OC Register: NO. 3 BUT NOT FEELING SPECIAL
  • OC Register: DREW BREAKS AWAY AS 'HOT BACK'
  • San Francisco Chronicle: PAC-10 RACE IS GETTING TOUGHER TO DECIPHER
  • The Seattle PI: COUGARS BANGED UP AFTER WILD WIN OVER OSU
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: ONE THAT GOT AWAY
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: OFFENSE FEELS BEAT UP
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: LUNDE'S BREAKOUT RESCUES KEGEL
  • The Oakland Tribune: CAL'S O-LINE STARS IN WIN OVER 'CATS

    Friday, October 24, 2003

  • Arizona Republic: HAGAN 'THE MAN' IN ASU ATTACK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: KENT IMPRESSED BY YOUNG DUCKS
  • LA Times: ONE LOSS HELPS THE ONE-LOSS TEAMS
  • Seattle Times: UW'S REGGIE AND USC'S MIKE WILLIAMS: FRIENDS OR FOES?
  • Seattle Times: AKEY'S ENERGY KEEPS WSU DEFENSE FLYING TO THE BALL
    *Tucson Citizen: UA-CAL SERIES ALWAYS FULL OF WILD FINISHES
    *OC Register: SARTZ GETS A STARTING SHOT
    *OC Register: LEISLE COULD INSPIRE BRUINS
    *San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD CENTER KNOWS TRICKS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BALL
    *Arizona Daily Star: UA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
    *Arizona Daily Star: EX-SAHUARO STAR ROBERTSON LEARNS TO ROLL WITH ROLE
    *Oregonian: JACKSON GETS EVEN HARDER TEST
    *Oregonian: CARDINAL GOING WITH LEWIS AT QUARTERBACK
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: IT'S A CATCH-22
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: MURPHY ALREADY ON USC'S CENTER STAGE
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: LEISLE IS ABLE TO SHOULDER LOAD, WILL START VS. ASU
    *Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA's OFFENSE HAS BEEN WAY OFF <
  • The Spokesman Review: 'THIS IS IT' FOR HARRIS
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: FREDERICK BREAKS OUT
  • The Tacoma News Tribune: IT'S DAD'S WEEKEND FOR COUGS
  • The Seattle PI: ONE OF A KIND: REGGIE AND MIKE WILLIAMS...
  • The Seattle PI: EX-UW COACH OWENS SALUTED

    Thursday, October 23, 2003

  • Tucson Citizen: ROBERTSON READY TO PITCH IN FOR THE BEARS
  • Tucson Citizen: CHANGE IN DEFENSE HELPS CATS STOP LONG SCORING PLAYS
  • OC Register: BALANCED ATTACK
  • OC Register: BROWN GOES FROM DEFENSE TO OFFENSE
  • OC Register: USC FACES TALL ORDER IN HUSKIES' WILLIAMS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: ARIZONA COMES TO CAL FOR CURE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON COACHES, PLAYERS TRY TO STOP DOWNWARD SPIRAL
  • LA Times: USC PURSUES PASSING GRADE
  • Seattle Times: A LOOK BACK AT THE UW-USC RIVALRY
  • Seattle Times: JORDAN MAKES HIS MOVE WITH WSU
  • Oregonian: ANDROS' LEGACY LIVES ON AT OSU
  • The Spokesman Review: <