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Wednesday, December 21, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL RECEIVERS HAVE SOMETHING TO PROVE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: OFF TO FAIRLY FAST START
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BACK AT FULL STRENGTH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD, PRINCETON MOVE ON AFTER DEBACLES
  • Contra Costa Times: MORE PLAYERS ARE IN THE MIX FOR CAL
  • Orange County Register: STAR STRUCK
  • Tucson Citizen: WILLIAMS HAVING IMPACT li>Oakland Tribune: CAL EAGER TO FACE DEPAUL IN NEWELL
  • Oakland Tribune: CARDINAL ROLLS AT WSU
  • Oakland Tribune: HUSKIES DOWN CAL WOMEN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES HOLD OFF CAL'S YOUTH
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: JENSEN'S RETURN A UW HOLIDAY BONUS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW SHAKES OFF RUT FOR WIN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NO. 9 UW ABOUT TO GET EVEN BETTER
  • Spokesman Review: TENTH-RANKED STANFORD

    Tuesday, December 20, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: LAS VEGAS BOWL/MANDERINO'S TOUGH LEGACY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD UNWRAPS A VICTORY
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD GETS BACK ON TRACK, DOWNS DENVER
  • Contra Costa Times: USC'S BUSH ADDS TO HIS TROPHY CASE
  • Contra Costa Times: PAC-10 MAKES MOVE TO FRONT OF THE PACK
  • Orange County Register: OPPORTUNITIES WERE LIMITED FOR OLSON
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASKETBALL: STRAIGHT SHOOTERS
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL ENTHUSIASM HAS COME TO A FULL BOYLE
  • Oakland Tribune: KEYS TO WINNING BUSH BOWL
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD IS ALL SMILES AFTER ROUTING DENVER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROSE BOWL A WORTHY CHERRY TO TOP BOWL SEASON
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW CLIMBS POLLS TO CRACK TOP 10
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: POWER SURGES IN PAC-10
  • USA Today: THRILLING BUSH IS AP PLAYER OF THE YEAR
  • Tacoma News Tribune: USC'S BUSH NAMED AP'S PLAYER OF THE YEAR
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WASHINGTON GIVES GONZAGA COMPANY IN AP POLL'S TOP 10
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES SWEEP TO PINNACLE
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS TAKE WINNING ATTITUDE

    Monday, December 19, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: TITLE ROAD STILL GOES THROUGH STANFORD
  • Seattle Times: FANS WELCOME HOME A NATIONAL CHAMPION
  • Eugene Register-Guard: ULTIMATE WEAPON IN CARDINAL ARSENAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL QB MAKES MOST OF CHANCE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CONFERENCE RUNS DEEP IN FIGHT FOR CARDINAL TITLE
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS OVERCOME SLOW START
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS IN FOCUS

    Friday, December 16, 2005

  • LA Times: TROJANS SCRIPT IT AND RIP IT
  • Seattle Times: MEN'S HOOPS NO LONGER UNDER THE RADAR
  • Eugene Register-Guard: A KENT FOR ALL SEASONS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BODENSTEINER'S REDSHIRT A PRESENT
  • Tucson Citizen: RADENOVIC RUNS INTO BELGRADE HOMEBOY

    Thursday, December 15, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: SOPH FILLS POINT-GUARD NEED
  • LA Times: BRACING HIMSELF
  • Seattle Times: ALL-AMERICAN QUARTET MAKES BIG-TIME NOISE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: JUST TAKE IT ON FAITH: PHILIP READY FOR BYU
  • Oakland Tribune: BEAR WITH A SPECIAL MISSION
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW VOLLEYBALL TEAM REFUSES TO LOOK AHEAD
  • Tacoma News Tribune: AFTER FINAL EXAMS, IT'S FINAL FOUR TIME
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BEAVERS CLIMB TO .500, BEAT WINLESS N. COLORADO

    Wednesday, December 14, 2005

  • Seattle Times: GASSER PEAKING AT THE RIGHT TIME WITH HUSKIES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: JUST LIKE HE DREW IT UP - MAURICE EARNS HONOR
  • Orange County Register: USC ADDS TO BUSH'S HONORS WITH MVP AWARD

    Tuesday, December 13, 2005

  • LA Times: BUSH PASSES CREDIT OUT TO USC
  • LA Times: TIME TO PLAY STAR SEARCH
  • Sporting News: TROYFECTA: USC WILL WIN 3RD STRAIGHT TITLE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCK WOMEN HIT ROAD RUNNING
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COLD HUSKIES TOPPLE EAGLES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: DUCKS, VOLUNTEERS SET TWO-GAME SERIES

    Monday, December 12, 2005

  • LA Times: UCLA TURNS TO PRINCE OF A GUY
  • LA Times: NO ONE CAN CATCH BUSH
  • Seattle Times: O'NEILL FINDS SOLACE AS SUB
  • Orange County Register: BUSH REMAINS IN SPOTLIGHT
  • Tucson Citizen: GOOD `D' A KEY FOR RODGERS
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL CUBS ALREADY POUNCING
  • USA Today: USC'S BUSH LEAVES HEISMAN FIELD IN HIS WAKE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BUSH RUNS AWAY WITH HEISMAN TROPHY
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S WILLIAMS GIVES LOBOS A GOODBYE KISS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COUGS THROTTLE AZTECS WITH STIFLING DEFENSE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HOT-AND-COLD HUSKIES SWEEP INTO FINAL FOUR
  • Spokesman Review: BIG DECISION AHEAD FOR TROJAN'S BUSH

    Friday, December 9, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: VOLLEYBALL 2 WINS FROM FINAL FOUR
  • LA Times: STREAM OF UNCONSCIOUS
  • Seattle Times: ROY OPTS TO WIPE THE SLATE CLEAN
  • ESPN.com: BUSH COULD EARN HEISMAN IN LANDSLIDE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S WILKES FACES OLD FRIENDS
  • Orange County Register: BUSH, YOUNG WIN MORE AWARDS
  • Oakland Tribune: JAYHAWKS STRUGGLING, BUT BEARS REMAIN WARY
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL WOMEN RIP SPARTANS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW'S WILLIAMS HAD UNHAPPY STOP OR TWO ON WAY HERE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES' BURT SHARES UNIQUE PERSPECTIVE
  • USA Today: BUSH, YOUNG HONORED
  • USA Today: NO. 12 ASU POWERS PAST NO. 18 NEW MEXICO 73-61
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ZAGS FOLLOW COUGARS' BLUEPRINT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: LIFTOFF FOR MORRISON, HUSKIES
  • Spokesman Review: BUSH, YOUNG SCORE MAJOR HONORS
  • Spokesman Review: WSU'S TRENT EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION

    Thursday, December 8, 2005

  • LA Times: RETURN TO SPLENDOR
  • Seattle Times: UW SET FOR THIRD STRAIGHT SWEET 16 APPEARANCE
  • Sporting News: PERFECT HARMONY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: A NEW SUPPORT SYSTEM
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S WILLIAMS KNOWS ALL THE TRICKS
  • Orange County Register: MATT LEINART IS ENJOYING THE RIDE
  • Oakland Tribune: DEAD WEEK COMES AT RIGHT TIME FOR CARDINAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS PRIMED TO PULL UPSET
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS' HILL STILL MULLING NFL PROSPECTS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES KEEP FOCUS ON ULTIMATE PRIZE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WSU STANDOUT HARRISON A FINALIST FOR DOAK WALKER AWARD
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HEISMAN INVITATIONS ISSUED TO BUSH, LEINART, YOUNG
  • Spokesman Review: FEW: COUGARS OFF TO SOLID START
  • Spokesman Review: JONES' ARRIVAL LED TO ROSIER DAYS FOR UW

    Wednesday, December 7, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS OFF TO STRONG START
  • LA Times: LEWIS IS SELECTED THE TOP TIGHT END
  • LA Times: YEAH, THAT'S THE TICKET
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS NAIL DOWN 6TH WIN IN ROW / BIG MEN LEAD TO 3-POINT SPREE
  • Contra Costa Times: POWE'S PRESENCE HELPS BEARS' PERIMETER GAME
  • Contra Costa Times: LAS VEGAS BOWL EXPECTS BIG CROWD
  • Orange County Register: AWARD FOR TOP TIGHT END WON BY LEWIS
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S 3S BRING SAN DIEGO STATE TO ITS KNEES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: MORRISON TO ROY: SEE YOU NEXT YEAR IN THE NBA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UNBEATEN HUSKIES HIT ROAD
  • Spokesman Review: LEAVING BIG EASY WASN'T EASY

    Tuesday, December 6, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: MERRY SEASON YET TO ARRIVE FOR WILDCATS
  • San Jose Mercury News: LITTLE GOING RIGHT FOR 2-3 CARDINAL
  • Arizona Republic: DENSON GIVES ASU SCORING OFF BENCH
  • LA Times: TROJANS OFF TO STRONG START
  • SI.com: INCREDIBLE JOURNEY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS GET HOLIDAY GREETINGS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FINALLY, BCS GETS ITS `MAGIC' MOMENT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: EVEN TEXAS' BROWN SAYS USC IS NO. 1
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS' HEISMAN BACKFIELD
  • Tucson Citizen: HEISMAN PROFILE: USC'S LEINART `DOESN'T FREEZE UP

    Monday, December 5, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS TAP KRUEGER'S AGGRESSION
  • LA Times: FORMALITY FOLLOWS FUNCTION FOR USC
  • SI.com: MY SPORTSMAN CHOICE: MATT LEINART
  • CBS Sportsline.com: USC CEMENTING PLACE IN HISTORY WITH WINNING STREAK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: IT'S ABOUT TIME TO GET BOWLED OVER / TEDFORD REALLY WANTS CAL TO KEEP ITS FOCUS IN VEGAS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL IS TOO BIG FOR LADY REBELS
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL PUTS POSITIVE SPIN ON LAS VEGAS BOWL
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS' BETTER HALF PRODUCES A VICTORY
  • Orange County Register: SUN BOWL NEXT TEXT FOR BRUINS
  • San Francisco Examiner: HAS ANYONE SEEN LEINART

    Friday, December 2, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: NOE FINDS OUTSIDE SHOOTING TOUCH
  • Arizona Republic: SHAKUR STRIVES TO LEAD UA
  • LA Times: CHART BREAKERS
  • LA Times: BRUINS ARE AS SOLID AS OAKES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL GEAR UP FOR LADY VOLS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SOCCER / CAL FACES TOUGH TEST WITH LOBOS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: MAKING OF A CLASSIC
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL CAN'T LOOK PAST NO. 1 NEW MEXICO
  • Orange County Register: USC'S ASHTON FEELING COUNTDOWN
  • Orange County Register: LONDON WANTS TO MAKE THIS HIS TIME
  • Tucson Citizen: UA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: TRANSFER HOLLINGSWORTH BECOMES CATS' TOP SCORER
  • Tucson Citizen: TITLE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA VOLLEYBALL: TEAM FACES TOUGH TEST IN UTAH
  • Tucson Citizen: UA MEN'S BASKETBALL: HOUSTON A HOTBED OF BASKETBALL TALENT
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD ROMPS IN TUNEUP FOR VOLS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DUCKS GROVEL FOR BCS BIDDING
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW WOMEN TAKE SHOT AT DEFENDING CHAMPS
  • USA Today: LA IS CAPITAL OF FOOTBALL FOR A DAY
  • USA Today: IT'S REGGIE, BAR NONE
  • USA Today: SWEET MATCHUP: NO. 1 TENNESSEE VS. NO. 11 STANFORD
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TOMASEVIC'S RETURN A HIT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: STATE RIVALS TAKE DIFFERENT PATHS INTO CLASH AT HEC ED
  • Tacoma News Tribune: JAKE LOCKER: GREAT EXPECTATIONS

    Thursday, December 1, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS DESERVING OF BETTER TREATMENT
  • Arizona Daily Star: DINNER ORDER TAKES OUT RADENOVIC
  • Oregonian: OREGON BASKS IN BCS SPOTLIGHT
  • Oregonian: OSU HOPES HARDER PRACTICES WILL ADJUST ATTITUDE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BROTHERS SPLIT ON USC-UCLA GAME
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: RIVALRY GAME HAS AN EFFECT
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: ABRAHAM IS HURTING
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: PUNTER LOOKS FORWARD TO FACING BRUINS' DREW
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC'S FUTURE IS EVEN BRIGHTER
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: CHANGE OF MIND WASN'T EASY FOR USC'S MAIAVA
  • Arizona Republic: DEFENSE PLUGS AWAY
  • Seattle Times: UW VOLLEYBALL TRANSFORMED INTO ONE OF THE NATION'S ELITE
  • FOXsports.com: TROJANS, BRUINS CLASH IN HOLLYWOOD
  • ESPN.com: BRUINS' DEFENSE HAS ITS HANDS FULL WITH USC
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS WIILL NEED TO RAISE GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: RETURN OF THE POWE CAL USED TO KNOW
  • Contra Costa Times: POWE'S RETURN WORTH THE WAIT
  • Contra Costa Times: LEINART WINS UNITAS AWARD
  • Orange County Register: PRESENCE UNWRAPPED FOR REGGIE BUSH AND MAURICE DREW
  • Orange County Register: STEWART LEADS USC IN ROUT OF RIVERSIDE
  • Orange County Register: BUSH AMONG BEST USC TAILBACKS
  • Orange County Register: UCLA'S LEWIS LOOKS FORWARD TO SOME SINGLE COVERAGE FOR A CHANGE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA VOLLEYBALL: SENIOR STARS ALLIANCE
  • Tucson Citizen: SHAKUR HAS LEADERSHIP ROLE FOR UA
  • Oakland Tribune: POWE GIVES FANS, CAL A RETURN MAGNIFICO
  • Oakland Tribune: LAS VEGAS OR SUN IN CARDS FOR CAL?
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: TROJANS DON'T AWE BRUINS, BUT BUSH DOES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: TITLE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW HAS A BONE TO PICK WITH ZAGS
  • USA Today: BUSH IS UNANIMOUS LEADER OF HEISMAN POLL
  • USA Today: UCLA'S SPECTACULAR SEASON STARTS WITH OLSON
  • Tacoma News Tribune: THE NEXT BIG THING AT US
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ZAGS SQUEAK BY IN UW TUNEUP
  • COUGS' FAST START DOOMS COWBOYS: TITLE
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS' 'D' CORRALS COWBOYS

    Wednesday, November 30, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: POWE FINALLY RETURNS TO COURT
  • Oakland Tribune: BIG CROWD SEES CLUTCH CAL WIN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FINALLY, HUSKIES HAVE A TOUGH DAWG INSIDE
  • USA Today: WIGGINS CHILDREN LIFT FAMILY NAME UP
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES HINT THEY MAY END THE GONZAGA SERIES
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS' COWGILL RETURNS IN TIME FOR COWBOYS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: AT LONG LAST, POWE WILL REJOIN BEARS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HARRIS UPBEAT ABOUT THE WAY SEASON UNFOLDED
  • Contra Costa Times: POWE WILL LACE IT UP TONIGHT
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS' EFFOT TAKES CARROLL'S WORRIES AWAY
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASKETBALL: MORE MINUTES IN BIG MAN'S FUTURE?
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: WILDCATS SEEKING CONSISTENCY ON DEFENSE

    Tuesday, November 29, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: ALL-PAC-10 TEAM / TROJANS DOMINATE -- BUSH TOPS AGAIN
  • Orange County Register: OLSON BECAME RALLYING POINT
  • Orange County Register: WHITE EXPECTS TO TAKE FIELD AGAINST UCLA
  • Orange County Register: DREW COULD HELP UCLA ON KICKOFFS
  • Orange County Register: HE HOPES TO TEACH USC A THING OR TWO
  • Orange County Register: UP IN ARMS
  • Orange County Register: FORGET THE ODDS: UCLA HAS A SHOT
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: THOMAS SNAGS HONOR
  • Tucson Citizen: DEFENSE WILL CARRY WILDCATS
  • Arizona Republic: ASU'S ROBINSON EARNS SHARE OF PAC-10 DEFENSIVE HONOR
  • Oakland Tribune: STADIUM FALLS ON STANFORD'S BRAIN
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL MEN WIN IN NCAA SOCCER
  • Oakland Tribune: NEW BEAR NEVER DOUBTED HIS ABILITY
  • Oakland Tribune: HARDIN LEADS CAL TO VICTORY
  • Oakland Tribune: HEALTHIER CAL ROMPS TO WIN
  • Oakland Tribune: WIGGINS' BIG 2ND HALF LIFTS STANFORD
  • Oakland Tribune: HARRIS HAS STANFORD MOVING FORWARD
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES, ZAGS STREAK TO SUNDAY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW REAPS PAC-10 VOLLEYBALL HONORS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES BAG RICE FOR CLASSIC TITLE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW WOMEN BUOYED BY QUICK START
  • USA Today: INTRIGUE LIES BEHIND UPSETS
  • USA Today: ARIZONA BLASTS VIRGINIA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: MORE THAN BRAGGING RIGHTS ON THE LINE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WASHINGTON STATE'S HARRISON MAKES ALL-PAC-10 TEAM
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HICKS NOT ONLY THREAT FOR 5-0 HUSKIES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES DELIGHT IN UNDERDOG ROLE
  • Spokesman Review: HARRISON GETS FIRST-TEAM RECOGNITION
  • Spokesman Review: AUSTRALIAN JOINS COUGS

    Wednesday, November 23, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: CHRISTENSEN TRUE TO ASU
  • LA Times: HE HAS THEM BUZZING
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES BUILDING ON POSITIVE END TO LAST SEASON
  • Eugene Register Guard: ANOTHER SLAM DUNK FOR OREGON
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL WINS ON PENALTY KICKS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL LEARNING FROM EARLY MISTAKES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD BACK AT FULL STRENGTH?
  • Contra Costa Times: SANTA CLARA PAYS PENALTY FOR STAR'S ERRANT SHOT: CAL WINS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: YOUNG QUARTERBACKS AT CENTER OF RIVALRY
  • Tucson Citizen: LADY CATS WIN WITH BALANCED ATTACK

    Tuesday, November 22, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: BRAUN ALL WET AFTER GETTING NO. 500
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW MEN CRACK AP POLL AT NO. 25
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES HOPE TO BEGIN POLL CLIMB
  • Spokesman Review: DOBA ALREADY THINKING AHEAD TO 2006
  • Spokesman Review: WSU'S HALEY PAUL PLACES 14TH IN NCAA CROSS COUNTRY
  • Arizona Republic: PLAYERS DON'T NEED SPEECHES TO GET MOTIVATED FOR THIS ONE
  • LA Times: TROJAN SCREEN SAVIORS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WITH WINNING COMPLETE, WAITING BEGINS FOR DUCKS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S CARR HAS PUT ON QUITE A FEW MILES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: PRIBBLE EMERGES IN BEARS' VICTORY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: PLENTY ON THE LINE IN NOTRE DAME GAME
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL MANAGED TO FIND A WAY TO WIN
  • Contra Costa Times: BRAUN'S 500TH WIN HAS FAMILIAR LOOK
  • Orange County Register: THANKFUL DESPITE HURRICANE TRAGEDY
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS, HUSKIES TO TANGO
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS' PRIDE AT STAKE VS. DEVILS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: JONES AFTER HAPPY HOMECOMING

    Monday, November 21, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: BUSH KEEPS USC'S TITLE HOPES ALIVE
  • Oakland Tribune: WHAT A NIGHT FOR LEVY
  • Oakland Tribune: START BY LEVY ALL BEARS NEED
  • USA Today: RESILIENT USC STAYS ON TRACK FOR TEXAS CLASH
  • USA Today: BUSH MAKES LATE-NIGHT RUN FOR HEISMAN
  • USA Today: BUSH TO THE RESCUE AS USC SURVIVES MAJOR SCARE FROM FRESNO STATE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: OREGON'S NEXT GAME IS WAITING
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HICKS SCORES LATE TO SAVE HUSKIES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: AKOGNON LEADS WSU TO BASKETBALL VICTORY
  • Spokesman Review: WSU TOPPLES SAINT MARY'S
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BUSH BRILLIANTLY MAKES HIS CASE FOR THE HEISMAN
  • Orange County Register: CARROLL: CHALLENGE NECESSARY
  • Orange County Register: BUSH LEAVES NO HEISMAN DOUBTS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASKETBALL: TROUBLE IN PARADISE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA-ASU RIVALRY: PRICELESS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: SUN DEVILS MISSED CHANCE WITH LARSEN
  • Arizona Republic: OLSON WANTS WILDCATS TESTED BY MAUI FIELD
  • LA Times: USC COACH TAKES ON A REMODEL
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES FINISH PERFECT ON TRIP
  • Sporting News: WASHINGTON TELLS APPLEBY TO SHOOT

    Friday, November 18, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: IT'S LEVY... UNLESS IT'S AYOOB
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD SENIORS' LAST BIG GAME CHANCE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: GASSER PUMPS UP PLAYING TIME AT UW
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW WOMEN OPE ON ROAD AGAINST SOUTHERN POWERS
  • USA Today: USC LEADS PASSING ATTACK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES EARN SECOND-STRAIGHT PAC-10 TITLE
  • Spokesman Review: SECONDARY FIGHTS BACK
  • Arizona Daily Star: SENIOR TRIO MADE CATS AN ELITE PAC-10 TEAM
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS SAY PRESSURE 'D' IS KEY
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA COACHES WON'T EASE UP ON RECRUITING
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: DREW GETS A LIFT FROM WEIGHT TRAINING
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS SHOULD HEED WARNING
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: NOVEMBER REIGN
  • LA Times: BRUISE DAYS WITH THE TROJANS
  • Seattle Times: FAMILIAR FACES GIVE UW WOMEN'S HOOPS AN ADVANTAGE
  • Sporting News: PAC-10 PREVIEW: YOUNG AND RESTLESS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WILLIAMS FINDS HIS ROLE AS THE LEADER OF DUCKS' RECEIVING CORPS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: THE 108TH BIG GAME / OFFENSIVE OFFENSES / LEVY TO START FOR CAL, BUT AYOOB WILL PLAY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: THE 108TH BIG GAME / OFFENSIVE OFFENSES / STANFORD WILL TAKE A WIN IN ANY WAY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: JACKSON EAGER FOR 1ST BIG GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S TASK TALL AS MEN OPEN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TEST LOOMS FOR CARDINAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S OFFENSIVE LINE KEEPS ITS KILLER ATTITUDE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS ARE TOO YOUNG FOR THEIR OWN GOOD
  • Contra Costa Times: BRAUN DEALS WITH DOUBTS
  • Contra Costa Times: COACHES VIEW BIG GAME WITH CROSSOVER EXPERIENCE
  • Contra Costa Times: TWO BEARS CONSOLE GRIEVING WILDCATS
  • Contra Costa Times: PRESSURE POINTS FALL ON CAL'S LEVY
  • Contra Costa Times: LEVY GETS START; TEDFORD SAYS AYOOB ALSO WILL PLAY
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL TEAM REFLECTS ON `58 ROSE BOWL
  • Orange County Register: BUSH TURNS FRUSTRATION INTO MOTIVATION
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS SAY OLSON WILL STAY SHARP
  • Tucson Citizen: SENIOR MOMENTS: DEPARTING WILDCATS HAVE MANAGED TO PERSEVERE
  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA HAS LOTS OF WAYS TO IMPROVE

    Thursday, November 17, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: RIVALRIES OFTEN HAVE THE BEST NAMES
  • Oregonian: CALL HIM 'COACH CLEMENS
  • Oregonian: HOME FIELD IMPORTANT IN CIVIL WAR
  • Oregonian: OPTIMISTIC BEAVERS IN SEARCH OF RESPECT
  • Oregonian: JOHN LIKES THE DIRECTION BEAVERS ARE HEADING
  • San Jose Mercury News: QUARTERBACKS AT CENTER STAGE IN PRESSURE-PACKED BIG GAME
  • San Jose Mercury News: TEAMS JOSTLING FOR BOWL BERTHS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: FRESHMAN QB FINE WITH RESERVE ROLE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: OWLS GUARDS A BIG CHALLENGE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: FAIR OR NOT, FLOYD ERA BEGINS
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL MUST WIN TO DESERVE BOWL
  • Oakland Tribune: BIG GAME FINALLY HAS CAL, STANFORD ON EVEN FOOTING
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S HERNANDEZ THE EPITOME OF TOUGH
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BRUINS QB PUSHING BIG 3 FOR HEISMAN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: SECONDARY EDUCATION AT UW
  • USA Today: OREGON AIMS TO BOLSTER BCS CASE VS. RIVAL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES-ZAGS: A RIVALRY WORTH WOOFING ABOUT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: KNUDSON STILL KICKING
  • Tacoma News Tribune: STANBACK JOB NO. 1 FOR COUGS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: EMBRACE THE PAST, FOCUS ON FUTURE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BENNETT WANTS TOUGHER COUGS
  • Spokesman Review: HOPOI WANTS TO END SEASON IN WSU BACKFIELD
  • Spokesman Review: HUSKIES TRY TO SHAKE UNDERDOG ROLE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: 108TH BIG GAME / IN EVERY WAY, LEVY HAS AYOOB'S BACK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL WR MOORE LOOKS TO BETTER DAYS
  • Contra Costa Times: OUTCOME WILL PROVE VERY INSIGHT-FUL
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS TRY TO STAY SHARP DURING LAYOFF
  • Orange County Register: ON THE REBOUND
  • Orange County Register: DEFENSE COULD GET A BOOST
  • Tucson Citizen: REBOUNDS PUT SMILE ON RODGERS
  • Arizona Republic: OLSON TRYING FOR RIGHT MIX
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NGATA TURNING HEADS AS HE CONSIDERS WHETHER TO TURN PRO

    Wednesday, November 16, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: ONOBUN, CATS FACE A TOUGH DECISION
  • Oregonian: ROLES ARE REVERSED, NOT CIVIL WAR FEELINGS
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS KNOW DECK IS STACKED AGAINST THEM
  • San Jose Mercury News: BIG GAME WIN HAS PROVED ELUSIVE FOR STANFORD SENIORS
  • San Jose Mercury News: EDWARDS IMPROVED, JOINS FIRST TEAM
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: SEASON HAS ALREADY BECOME A SUCCESS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: FRANCIS MAKES STRONG IMPRESSION WITH FLOYD
  • Oakland Tribune: FORMER WALK-ON SETS CAL RECORDS
  • Oakland Tribune: SPECIAL RUN FOR WOMEN'S SOCCER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES' PALAITA THE STRONG, SILENT TYPE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW SENIORS ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: AIR FORCE TESTS HUSKIES
  • USA Today: LEINART TAKES BACK LEAD IN HEISMAN POLL
  • USA Today: BIG DAY FOR UCLA'S OLSON EARNS PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARD
  • Tacoma News Tribune: AIR FORCE DOESN'T GO QUIETLY, BUT UW WINS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: DERTING SIT? NOT LIKELY
  • Spokesman Review: UCLA OPENS WITH EASY WIN
  • Spokesman Review: DUCKS MAKING A PITCH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: JUST FOR KICKS / THE LIFE OF A LONG SNAPPER AT STANFORD, CAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BIG GAME NOTEBOOK / HE'S LED THE WAY FOR BEARS' BACKS
  • Orange County Register: BOZEMAN'S RETURN A SUCCESS
  • Orange County Register: LEINART PROUD OF HIS IMPROVED GROUND GAME
  • Orange County Register: LEINART VS. OLSON: LET THE DEBATE BEGIN
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOCCER: BUILDING BLOCK - MILLER INSTRUMENTAL IN WILDCATS' IMPROVEMENT
  • Tucson Citizen: PAC-10 CONFIDENTIAL: USC TO GET TEST FROM FRESNO ST.

    Tuesday, November 15, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star:CATS' YOUNG QB DISPLAYS MATURITY OFF FIELD AS WELL
  • Oregonian:CIVIL WAR NOTEBOOK
  • San Jose Mercury News:COACHES SOON LEARN GAME'S IMPORTANCE
  • San Jose Mercury News:STANFORD SURGING, CAL STUMBLING
  • San Jose Mercury News:BIG GAME NOTEBOOK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:USC TICKETS HARD TO FIND
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:UCLA BELIEVES TONIGHT IS THE START OF SOMETHING BIG
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:UCLA BASKETBALL NOTES
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:USC NOTES
  • Oakland Tribune: IN TWO MONTHS, STANFORD, CAL HAVE FLIP-FLOPPED
  • Oakland Tribune: SENIOR LEADERS LIFTED CARDINAL
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL WOMEN ADVANCE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANBACK REACTED LIKE A 'PRO'
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES SWARM PHOENIX
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BRIGHT SPOTS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NEW GUYS STEP UP IN UW'S WIN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HILL, HARRISON RANK AMONG NATION'S BEST AT WR, RB
  • Spokesman Review: 1, 2 IN BCS UNCHANGED
  • Spokesman Review: HARRISON RECOGNIZED FOR SEASON
  • Spokesman Review: JONES SCORES 17 AS WASHINGTON ROLLS
  • Arizona Republic: LOW EXPECTATIONS MOTIVATE ASU
  • Arizona Republic: DEEP UA AIMS TO PUNISH TEAMS WITH HECTIC PACE
  • LA Times: BACK-LOADED BRUINS
  • LA Times: USC WINNING BATTLE BEHIND THE LINES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: PICKING UP THE PIECES / LYNCH ENJOYS RUN `N' FUN APPROACH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: PICKING UP THE PIECES / STANFORD QB EDWARDS SHINES OUT OF SPOTLIGHT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL, SANTA CLARA HAPPY WITH SEEDS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BIG GAME NOTEBOOK / FESTIVITIES ARE A DISTRACTION FOR HARRIS
  • Contra Costa Times: BIG GAME SENIORS FOLLOWING THROUGH ON COMMITMENT TO SUCCEED
  • Contra Costa Times: BIG GAME QBS? IT'S ANYONE'S GUESS
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS ON BRINK
  • Orange County Register: IT'S HOWLAND'S TURN TO HOWL
  • Orange County Register: HEALTHY, HUNGRY
  • Orange County Register: UCLA MEN'S SOCCER NO. 5 SEED IN PAIRINGS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA-ASU FOOTBALL RIVALRY

    Monday, November 14, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL, STANFORD PIN BOWL HOPES ON BIG GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FAST TIMES AT BAY AREA SCHOOLS/ CAL: POWE'S RETURN SHOULD HELP BEARS REBOUND FROM 8TH-PLACE FINISH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FAST TIMES AT BAY AREA SCHOOLS/ STANFORD: LED BY POINT GUARD HERNANDEZ, CARDINAL OPT FOR SPEED
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL SOCCER ADVANCES TO THIRD ROUND
  • Orange County Register: USC HOME-FREE WITH TWO MORE VICTORIES
  • Orange County Register: OLSON ON PAR WITH FORMER PAC-10 GREATS
  • Tucson Citizen: GROWING PAINS: TUITAMA'S STRUGGLES PART OF PROCESS
  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA SOCCER FACING NO. 2
  • Oakland Tribune: BOWL-HUNGRY STANFORD TRYING TO GET OUT OF RUT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW VICTORY A BAD SIGN FOR COUGARS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW CALLS PRAYER ITS TURNING POINT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROMAR RECEIVES BIRTHDAY GIFT AS HUSKIES WIN BY 67 POINTS
  • USA Today: SOUTHERN CAL ANSWERS CALL
  • USA Today: OREGON BATTLES BACK TWICE FOR 34-31 WIN AT WASHINGTON STATE
  • USA Today: LEINART'S PERFORMANCE KEEPS HEISMAN BUZZ GOING
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES BARELY BREAK A SWEAT IN OPENER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW CUTS 'EM OFF AT PASS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: APPLE CUP ISN'T SO SOUR NOW
  • Spokesman Review: HUSKIES OPEN UP SEASON BY ROUTING MORGAN STATE
  • Arizona Republic: TOURNEY MVP KOVESDY HELPS DEVILS TO 2-0 START
  • Arizona Republic: SISTER ACT: 2 SETS OF TWINS SIGN TO PLAY BASKETBALL FOR WILDCATS
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES OPEN SEASON WITH A BANG
  • CBSSportsline.com: CONFERENCE PREVIEW: PACIFIC-10
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS COOL, COLLECTED

    Friday, November 11, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: CAN THE BEARS' RUNNERS KEEP UP WITH TROJANS?
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: GUARDING FOR FUTURE PLANS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FOR THE RECORD, UW ISN'T WORRIED
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HARRISON TARGETS 1,800
  • Tacoma News Tribune: DERTING SET TO RETURN TO STARTING LINEUP
  • Spokesman Review: MATTHEY PREPARES FOR DIFFERENT FIELD
  • ESPN.com: CARDINAL, WIGGINS STILL LEADING THE WAY IN PAC-10

    Thursday, November 10, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: DESEAN'S DREAM: HIT THE JACKPOT VS. USC
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: OREGON TURNS OVER A NEW LEAF
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BOMAR GETS CHANCE TO STEP UP
  • Seattle-Post Intelligencer: ROMAR TOUTS 'DREAM' CLASS OF 2010
  • Seattle-Post Intelligencer: BRANDON ROY PLAYED A SUPPORTING ROLE LAST SEASON. NOW IT'S HIS TURN TO SHINE.
  • Seattle-Post Intelligencer: MOSIMON AMONG UW WOMEN'S HOOPS SIGNEES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES' BASKETBALL RECRUITS FORM 'SPECIAL CLASS'
  • Tacoma News Tribune: 'CHEERLEADER' NOW GETS CHEERS
  • Spokesman Review: WASHINGTON KEEPS BIG-TIME PROSPECT HAWES IN SEATTLE
  • Spokesman Review: LEAF FACES FAMILY HISTORY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL RECEIVER WHO JILTED USC READY FOR DATE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL FRESHMEN ENJOY A VICTORIOUS DEBUT
  • Contra Costa Times: CARROLL EXCEEDS ALL EXPECTATIONS
  • Orange County Register: CAL'S CHRIS MANDERINO RUSHES TOWARD END OF COLLEGIATE CAREER
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASKETBALL: `INSTANT OFFENSE'
  • Tucson Citizen: OLSON HAS NEW SECRET WEAPON AT MCKALE
  • Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS NOT SHY IN THINKING OF NCAA TITLE
  • Arizona Daily Star: ADDITION OF ZONA ZOO GIVES MCKALE CENTER A DIMENSION OPPONENTS WILL NOT ENJOY
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA DEFENSIVE LINE IS STARTING TO JELL
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS LOOKING FOR MORE THAN 1-GAME POSTSEASON
  • Oregonian: WILL IT BE DUCKS' DAY AGAIN?
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: CARPENTER PUTS UP BIG NUMBERS AT ASU
  • Seattle Times: UW WISER FOR SEEING ROMAR HAD GREAT VISION

    Wednesday, November 9, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: NO SLACKING ZONE
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA FRESHMAN DESERVES HONOR
  • Oregonian: AT UO, A 'BALANCING ACT' AT QUARTERBACK
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS KNOW BEATING STANFORD WON'T BE EASY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: DREW'S DESIRE STRONG IN DEFEAT
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BOZEMAN GOES WITHOUT BRACE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: CARROLL NOT BEYOND REPROACH
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL WOMEN LOOKING FOR A FRESH START
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW WOMEN EAGER TO SURPRISE
  • USA Today: TROJANS' HORSEs RIDING A DEFENSIVE WAVE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW EXPECTS BANNER DAY FOR RECRUITS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TRUE FRESHMAN QB RESCUING WILDCATS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: DRIVEN TO LEAD: SOPHOMORE WIGGINS IS STANFORD'S GLUE
  • Orange County Register: USC EXPECTS TEDFORD'S BEST SHOT
  • Tucson Citizen: NO SWELLED HEAD FOR CAT
  • Arizona Republic: TUITAMA ENJOYING SUDDEN RISE
  • LA Times: PHILOSOPHY ISN'T EXACTLY GREEK TO YOUNG TROJAN

    Tuesday, November 8, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: BEARS TOP PACIFIC, EARN INVITE TO NCAAs
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW, MIAMI ARE BCA CLASSIC FAVORITES
  • USA Today: OSU LOCKS UP CASEY THROUGH 2010
  • Arizona Republic: STILL-REELING UA TRIES TO MOVE AHEAD
  • Arizona Republic: UPSET CREATES MAJOR BUZZ
  • Arizona Republic: HAGAN KEYS ON RECORDS
  • Arizona Republic: SUN DEVILS' AMBITIOUS GOAL: WIN NCAA TITLE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WINNING MARK MUST WAIT, BUT OREGON SEES PROGRESS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL WOMEN EAGER TO START
  • San Francisco Chronicle: NUMBERS TELL THE STORY FOR CARDINAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: USC D-LINEMEN NO DELIGHT FOR CAL
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL SOCCER POSITIONED TO ADVANCE
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL TRIES TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO HANDLE THE PRESSURE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BANDWAGON SUDDENLY CROWDED
  • Tucson Citizen: CHALLENGE CONTINUES FOR CATS

    Monday, November 7, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: BIG WIN, SURE, BUT SELLOUTS NICE, TOO
  • Oregonian: ONE MORE WIN MEANS A BOWL BID
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA KNOWS TO BOUNCE BACK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: NO. 1 USC FEARS NO TEAM
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: NEW-LOOK HUSKIES OUTCLASS SIMON FRASER IN EXHIBITION
  • USA Today: ARIZONA TAKES HUGE LEAP
  • USA Today: OREGON TURNS TO LEAF
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW INTRODUCES ITSELF WITH A WIN
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS PLAN TO FIGHT UNTIL BITTER END
  • Spokesman Review: FRESHMAN QB IGNITES WILDCATS
  • ESPN.com: TROJANS ONE TEAM ON RISE IN 2005-06
  • ESPN.com: WIGGINS, SMITH WILL LEAD STANFORD
  • Arizona Republic: NOE SPARKS QUICK START TO EASY WIN
  • Arizona Republic: CATS FIND CREDIBILITY IN UPSET OF BRUINS
  • FOXSports.com: LEINART BACK TO 'JUST HAVING FUN' WITH TROJANS
  • CBSSportsline.com: CAL'S POWE HEALTHY AGAIN AFTER EXHAUSTIVE REHAB
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS PUTTING TOGETHER ANOTHER SPECIAL SEASON
  • San Francisco Chronicle: IT CANNOT GET ROSIER THAN USC VS. TEXAS
  • Orange County Register: CAL'S CHRIS MANDERINO RUSHES TOWARD END OF COLLEGIATE CAREER
  • Orange County Register: DORRELL: `WE'LL LEARN FROM THIS AND MOVE ON'
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: TURNING POINT
  • Tucson Citizen: TUITAMA'S AT HEART OF RESURGENCE

    Friday, November 4, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S GRUNFELD ON MEND
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S CORNERS HOPE FOR BIG COMEBACK
  • Oakland Tribune: DIXON'S FIRST NCAA START COMES AGAINST CAL
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD: FROM FRYING PAN TO FIRE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: LEWIS PROVIDING ANSWERS AT TE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: IN THE PAC-10, IT'S ALL HAIL ARIZONA
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: SEATTLE PRODUCTS POISED TO MAKE WAVES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: NO. 2 UW SLAMS STANFORD
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ARIZONA MOVES AHEAD WITHOUT BELOVED CENTER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NAME RECOGNITION WORKS IN MEDIA POLL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES HAMMER STANFORD
  • Tacoma News Tribune: STEVENS FAST BECOMING UW'S SPECIAL WEAPON
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ROMAR EXPECTS GRID REVIVAL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FILM STUDY PAYS OFF FOR ASU'S CARPENTER
  • Spokesman Review: STANBACK REMAINS THE MAN FOR NOW
  • San Francisco Chronicle: REUNITED AS RIVALS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS CORNERBACKS BUILD ON EXPERIENCE, READY FOR OREGON
  • San Francisco Chronicle: COLLEGE BASKETBALL: PAC-10 COACHES HOPING FOR A FEW HEALTHY MEN
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL RECEIVERS TRYING TO FIND THEIR MARK
  • Orange County Register: UCLA FINDS ITSELF IN GOOD HANDS
  • Tucson Citizen: WILL WILLIE WOW?
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS MUST CLOSE WELL VS. BRUINS
  • Tucson Citizen: ADAMS, WILLIAMS STARS AT UA SCRIMMAGE

    Tuesday, November 1, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: IDLE FOR PAST YEAR, SAN FRANCISCO TRANSFER READY TO ROLL
  • Arizona Daily Star: VICTORY PROVIDES CATS WITH BIG BOOST
  • Oregonian: UO AIMS TO PULL REVERSE ON CAL
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD TRIES TO PICK UP PIECES AS USC LOOMS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: FROM HUNTERS TO HUNTED
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: WHITE'S PRANK CAUSES A STIR
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FLICK SPREADS THE WORD AT UW
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: SOFT- SPOKEN UW FRESHMAN FINDS NEW LIFE IN AMERICA
  • USA Today: USC BACK ON TOP OF BCS AFTER TEXAS STRUGGLES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FLIP-FLOP: SOUTHERN CAL BACK ATOP BCS RANKINGS
  • Spokesman Review: TROJANS BACK ON TOP
  • LA Times: ORGANIZING THE GAME-DAY CHAOS
  • Seattle Times: POINT GUARD 101: SCHOOL'S IN SESSION FOR ROOKIE ROBINSON
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL NOTEBOOK: OREGON HAS NEW LOOK TO SHOW TEDFORD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD NOTEBOOK: HARRIS WANTS PLAYERS TO SET THEIR SIGHTS HIGHER
  • Orange County Register: PLAYERS `FALL' FOR HALLOWEEN PRANK
  • Tucson Citizen: DYNAMITE DUO: TUITAMA-TO-THOMAS COMBINATION
  • Tucson Citizen: FOLK'S ART HAS BACKER IN STOOPS
  • Tucson Citizen: BASKETBALL: BONVICINI TO EXPERIMENT WITH UA LINEUPS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: JOHNSON'S RATING OFF THE CHARTS

    Monday, October 31, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: CARPENTER OFF TO GOOD START
  • Arizona Republic: WINNING FEELING MAKES WILDCATS EAGER FOR MORE
  • FoxSports.com: WILDCATS ALTER OFFENSE TO FIT QUICK PERSONNEL
  • FoxSports.com: WILDCATS TRY TO MOVE ON WITHOUT 'POLKEY'
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS CAN'T BEAT THE (BCS) SYSTEM
  • Orange County Register: CABLE TELLS OFFENSE TO PICK UP THE PACE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: NO TIME TO CELEBRATE
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS HAVE MANY STARS IN VICTORY
  • Tucson Citizen: BASEBALL: FALL WORKOUTS START WITH CATS IN NEED OF POSITION PLAYERS
  • Tucson Citizen: SECONDARY SPARKLES IN UA WIN
  • USA Today: CALIFORNIA POWERS ON TRACK, THOUGH UCLA AVOIDS DERAILMENT
  • USA Today: UCLA CHARGES BACK FOR WIN

    Friday, October 28, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: WILDCATS' DEFENSE HAS BEEN SOLID, IF OVERLOOKED
  • Seattle Times: SAFETY FIRST? NOT FOR COUGARS' HILL
  • Eugene Register-Guard: EX-DUCK TAKES GAME TO CHINA
  • San Francisco Chronicle: UCLA'S MAURICE DREW RUNNING WITH A SPIRIT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BIG HIT LEFT EDWARDS FEELING FLAGGED
  • Contra Costa Times: CUNNINGHAM RECEIVES CHANCE, MAKES MOST OF IT
  • Orange County Register: PACING A LEGEND
  • Orange County Register: CARROLL GIVES NO GROUND ON RUMORS
  • Orange County Register: CENTER MCCLOSKEY EXPECTED TO PLAY
  • Tucson Citizen: FAMILY PRACTICE: PARENTS STARTED TUITAMA EARLY ON BECOMING QB
  • Oakland Tribune: THE ART OF FOOTBALL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: CHARITABLE WSU GUARD STILL BIG IN HIS HOMETOWN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS GETTING A BIG PUSH UP FRONT
  • Spokesman Review: CELEBRITY STATUS
  • Spokesman Review: KIND HAGAN DISTURBS RIVALS

    Thursday, October 27, 2005

  • LA Times: THEIR PLAY DRAWS SPECIAL ATTENTION
  • Seattle Tiimes: BRANDON ROY'S VERSATILITY BEING PUT TO TEST AT POINT
  • Seattle Times: WASHINGTON RUNNER HICKEY DISCOVERS LIFE OF SUBSTANCE THROUGH ILLNESS
  • The Sporting News: STREAKING USC A WIN AWAY FROM 30 IN A ROW
  • San Francisco Chronicle: NO LOSSES IN THIS L.A. NEIGHBORHOOD, EITHER
  • Orange County Register: POWERFUL PAIRING <
  • Tucson Citizen: OSU BACK WORRYING ABOUT HIS LOVED ONES
  • Tucson Citizen: BE LIKE LUTE: CATCH A GLIMPSE OF YOUR HERITAGE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA VOLLEYBALL: GLASS EXCELLING FOR CATS
  • Oakland Tribune: COMEBACK VICTORY BRIGHTENS OUTLOOK FOR TEDFORD, CAL
  • Oakland Tribune: WISER EDWARDS GETS A FRESH SHOT AT UCLA
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANFORD KNOWS, ONE GAME DOES NOT A SEASON MAKE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW MEN SEEING DOUBLE-DOUBLE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: CONVERTED FULLBACK MOSS SETTLES IN AT CORNERBACK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TROJANS NOT JUST LOADED, THEY'RE EXPLOSIVE
  • Spokesman Review: CELEBRITY TROJANS GETTING STRONGER UNDER PRESSURE

    Wednesday, October 26, 2005

  • LA Times: OLSON IS WINNING THEM OVER
  • Seattle Times: ASU RECEIVER HAGAN ON HIS WAY TO PAC-10 RECORDS
  • Foxsports.com: USC, UCLA MAKING LA FOOTBALL CENTRAL
  • ESPN.com: DUCK BILLING
  • CBSSportsline.com: TWO-LIVE DREW
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LYNCH FINDS TIME FOR MORE YARDS
  • Contra Costa Times: TEDFORD: LYNCH PROGRESSING FINE
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S WILKES ALREADY A TEAM PLAYER
  • Contra Costa Times: ASU'S KELLER FIGHTING THROUGH GROWING PAINS
  • Orange County Register: LONDON FAMILIAR WITH PLAYING THROUGH PAIN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: NFL ECHOES GETTING LOUDER FOR HILL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW WOMEN SHRUG OFF POLL RANKING
  • USA Today: UCLA's DREW MAKES HIS NAME, HONORS GRANDFATHER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW GIVES PAUS TWO NEW ROLES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: VETERAN HUSKIES, NEWCOMERS MIX
  • Tacoma News Tribune: EARLY TOGETHERNESS THEME FOR HUSKIES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: JASON HILL MAY LEAVE EARLY FOR NFL
  • Spokesman Review: SURPRISING CARDINAL HOST UNBEATEN BRUINS
  • Spokesman Review: STANBACK WILL COME BACK

    Tuesday, October 25, 2005

  • Eugene Register Guard: WITH CLEMENS' CAREER OVER, THE FUTURE IS NOW
  • San Francisco Chronicle: NO TIME TO REST FOR RESURGENT CARDINAL
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS SEEK MORE OF DREW
  • Tucson Citizen: IT'S OFFICIAL, TUITAMA UA'S STARTING QB
  • Tucson Citizen: SMITH BACKS STOOPS' USE OF FROSH QB
  • Oakland Tribune: WALK-ON HELPED CAL WALK OFF WITH VICTORY
  • Oakland Tribune: OSHINOWO GETS TO QUARTERBACK
  • Oakland Tribune: CARDINAL GIVES A DOSE OF REALITY TO SUN DEVILS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW'S SLOVIC REACHES FINALS IN SINGLES, DOUBLES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANBACK STILL STARTING, NOT LOSING CONFIDENCE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BIT PLAYERS MAY GET FEATURE ROLES FOR UW, ASU
  • Spokesman Review: DESPITE RECORD, HUSKIES STILL OPTIMISTIC

    Monday, October 24, 2005

  • Oregonian: BROKEN LEG ENDS CLEMENS' CAREER
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUINS CLICK ON OFFENSE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS SLIPPING A BIT
  • Arizona Republic: LATE RALLY RENEWS UA'S FAITH
  • The Sporting News: UCLA'S OLSON ON A RECORD ROLL
  • Eugene Register-Guard: ARIZONA'S TUITAMA STRONG IN DEBUT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: IN PAC-10, QUARTERBACKS ARE THE DIFFERENCE-MAKERS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: WAHL'S TWO GOALS HELP BEARS RIP OREGON STATE
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL IS RIDING HIGH AFTER MOMENTUM-CHANGING WIN
  • Orange County Register: UNDEFEATED TROJANS NEARLY HOME FREE
  • Orange County Register: ALWAYS A WINNER
  • Orange County Register: MAKING DEEP IMPACT
  • Tucson Citizen: STARTING NOW - IT'S TUITAMA'S TURN TO HELP UA'S OFFENSE
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS ARMED FOR FUTURE WITH FROSH
  • Tucson Citizen: PAC-10 ROUNDUP
  • Oakland Tribune: AYOOB SHOWS CAL FANS WHY TEDFORD LIKES HIM
  • Oakland Tribune: RESILIENT CAL SURVIVES SHOOTOUT WITH WSU
  • Oakland Tribune: CARDINAL GIVES A DOSE OF REALITY TO SUN DEVILS
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD WIN STREAK A BOWL HARBINGER?
  • USA Today: NO. 23 CAL STORMS BACK LATE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: No. 1? TROJANS LEAVE NO DOUBT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: USC'S TALENT OVERWHELMS IN END
  • Spokesman Review: WSU'S KOSTINA TIES FOR 7TH PLACE AT STANFORD TOURNEY
  • Spokesman Review: WSU, GONZAGA WOMEN WOMEN POST IMPRESSIVE TIES

    Friday, October 21, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: MYSTERY PLAYER HOLDING HER OWN
  • Oregonian: WAGNER TAKES STOCK OF OSU SQUAD
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: LBS HALE, WALKER TO START
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: KALIL ANTSY ON LAST PLAY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: THROWN FOR A LOSS
  • San Jose Mercury News: ARIZONA STATE WILL TEST CARDINAL SECONDARY
  • Arizona Republic: 7 ASU SOCCER PLAYERS NEAR END OF LINE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NEW EYE OF THE DUCKS' DEFENSIVE STORM
  • San Francisco Chronicle: AS A RULE, CAL'S PIMENTAL MUST TRY TO KEEP EMOTIONS IN CHECK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: ANOTHER CRACK AT SUN DEVILS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HARRISON RUNNING TOWARD RECOGNITION
  • Contra Costa Times: TEPPER SHUNS TALK OF HEROISM
  • Orange County Register: DISCIPLINE PAYS OFF FOR BRUINS THIS YEAR
  • Orange County Register: CARROLL WORKS TO PREVENT LETDOWN
  • Tucson Citizen: TRUE BELIEVERS
  • Tucson Citizen: OREGON'S DL WILL PRESSURE ARIZONA'S QUARTERBACK
  • Tucson Citizen: KELLER WILL START
  • Oakland Tribune: FOLTZ HAS RAPIDLY RISEN AS DEFENSIVE STANDOUT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: KIRTMAN SAVORS THIRD TITLE RUN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HEALTHY DOSE OF HILL, JORDAN SHOULD HELP WSU

    Thursday, October 20, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: UA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Arizona Daily Star: RUBIO EXTRA TOUGH ON WILDCAT SETTERS
  • Arizona Daily Star: MOORE BACK IN L.A. - WITH BEAVERS
  • Oregonian: DUCKS SIT UP, TAKE NOTICE AT BELLOTTIE'S HALFTIME SHOWS
  • Oregonian: OSU'S CHANCES MAY HINGE ON PAULESCU
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: EVERETT KEEPS ON BALL, NOT BASKET
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC IS NEARING HISTORY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BAD TURF MAKES IT NO FIELD DAY
  • Seattle Times: TO PUT IT QUITE SIMPLY, BUSH IS THE BEST PAC-10 PLAYER EVER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: THE BRUINS' RELUCTANT HERO
  • San Francisco Chronicle: PICKING UP SUNDBERG WAS A SNAP
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD KEEPING GRIP ON BALL, AND SEASON
  • Orange County Register: STILL TINKERING
  • Orange County Register: WALKER'S ILLNESS NO EXCUSE
  • Tucson Citizen: NEW OFFENSE FITS DUCKS QB
  • Tucson Citizen: CHAPPELL HAS BIGGER ROLE FOR UA AFTER LOSS OF POLK
  • Oakland Tribune: RETURN OF POWE HAS CAL HOOPS FEELING GOOD
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: LEINART ADDING TO POST-HEISMAN LEGACY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: PAC-10 FOOTBALL: MOORE TO GAME THAN MEETS EYE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES' WOOD SHOULD BE FAMILIAR NAME TO TROJANS
  • Spokesman Review: WSU WANTS TO FINISH WHAT IT STARTS
  • Spokesman Review: MEETING WITH BEARS IS FIRST SINCE 2002

    Wednesday, October 19, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: JUST PASSING THROUGH
  • Arizona Daily Star: TUITAMA PRACTICES WITH FIRST TEAM
  • Oregonian: CLEMENS FOR THE HEISMAN?
  • Oregonian: MOORE TAKES GAME WITH UCLA IN STRIDE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: MOORE DETERMINED
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: LEADERS WANT TO SET PACE AT PRACTICE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TEAM CLEARS THE AIR ON ISSUES
  • Arizona Republic: TRIP HOME A NEW JOURNEY FOR ANGOUNOU
  • Seattle Times: UW BLUE, BUT IN THE BLACK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON IN POSITION TO THINK BIG
  • Orange County Register: BEAVERS IN RUSH TO GET TO ROSE BOWL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HARRISON CARRYING EXTRA LOAD
  • Tacoma News Tribune: RUNNING WITH THE PAC
  • Spokesman Review: WSU NOT LETTING UP ON WORKHORSE HARRISON
  • Spokesman Review: UCLA HAS MOORE TO CONSIDER

    Tuesday, October 18, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS CLIMB FOUR SPOTS IN POLL
  • Arizona Daily Star: THE TUITAMA TEMPTATION
  • Oregonian: UO HOPES RANKINGS WON'T DISTRACT
  • Oregonian: RILEY TRIES TO DOWNPLAY MATCHUP
  • San Jose Mercury News: CARDINAL WILL DRAW ON BAD MEMORY
  • Arizona Republic: OFF WEEK ENERGIZES DEVILS FOR 2ND HALF
  • LA Times: CRAMPED QUARTERS AT THE EDGE OF REALITY
  • Seattle Times: HIGH FIVE: HUSKIES' FRESHMEN LOOKING TO MAKE SPLASH
  • ESPN.com: STANFORD TABBED AS PAC-10 FAVORITE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS CLOSE AGAIN, BUT CAN'T BEAT USC
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NUMBERS HELPING CLEMENS MAKE A NAME FOR HIMSELF
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL HOPE TO FIND THAT SUCCESS, LIKE CHARITY, BEGINS AT HOME
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS TURN TO PINKARD
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS DON'T WANT TO BE MOORE FOCUSED
  • Oakland Tribune: ADD KICK RETURNS TO LYNCH'S PLATE
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD DINES ON TURNOVERS GALORE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TROJANS LEAD LONGHORNS IN POLL
  • Spokesman Review: BRUINS MAKING A HABIT OUT OF THE RALLY

    Monday, October 17, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: CATS WHOOP IT UP AT 'MADNESS'
  • ESPN.com: USC-ND THRILLER DESTINED TO BE REMEMBERED
  • Eugene Register-Guard: A COMPLETE VICTORY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: PLUCK, LUCK BENEFIT LION-HEARTED LEINART
  • Orange County Register: CARROLL REMAINS ON HIGH
  • Orange County Register: DEFENSE GETS JOB DONE LATE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASKETBALL: FIRST DAY OF DRILLS SEEMS LESS HECTIC
  • Oakland Tribune: GREGORY SEES POSITIVES AND NEGATIVES
  • Oakland Tribune: TEDFORD EXPECTING CAL TO BOUNCE BACK
  • Oakland Tribune: 5 TAKEAWAYS HELP CARDINAL STOP ARIZONA
  • Oakland Tribune: ROAD WIN BOOSTS CARDINAL SPIRITS
  • USA Today: LEINART CEMENTS LEGEND WITH LATE HEROICS
  • USA Today: DETERMINED USC SURVIVES NOTRE DAME UPSET BID
  • USA Today: LEINART CARRIES SOUTHERN CAL TO DRAMATIC DEFEAT OF NOTRE DAME
  • USA TODAY: LEINART, BUSH TEAM UP TO BEAT NOTRE DAME
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HARD-LUCK COUGS REGROUP
  • Tacoma News Tribune: EX-HUSKY STARS AS U.S. WOMEN PLAY TO SCORELESS TIE
  • Spokesman Review: WSU WOMEN BEAT NO. 19 ARIZONA IN DOUBLE OVERTIME

    Friday, October 14, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: USC'S CONTROL OF STATS AN ANOMALY
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA NOTEBOOK
  • Arizona Daily Star: NEW RULES IN PRACTICE BENEFICIAL FOR TEAMS
  • Oregonian: HAIRSTON SETS DUCKS' BAR HIGH WITH TAKE-CHARGE ATTITUDE
  • Oregonian: WORRIES ON THE DECLINE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: IRISH TRUMP TROJANS WITH LEGENDS, LORE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS OBLIVIOUS TO NOTRE DAME RIVALRY
  • Arizona Republic: BOXING DRILLS HELP UA SENIOR PASS RUSHER
  • Seattle Times: THE RISE AND FALL OF HUSKIES QB CASEY PAUS
  • SI.com: TROJANS-IRISH SHOWDOWN A DUEL OF TWO COACHES
  • Sporting News: DREW IS TRIPLE-THREAT FOR NO. 12 UCLA
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS PICK UP THE PACE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL HOPING HIGH-RISK APPROACH IS REWARDED
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CANCER PATIENT BUOYS OSU KICKER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BATTERED LINEMAN'S CAREER ENDS WITH 5TH KNEE SURGERY
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL, 5-1, NOT GOOD ENOUGH?
  • Contra Costa Times: NEW RULES BENEFIT CAL BASKETBALL
  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS' AUDIENCE EXTENDS TO SOCAL
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS PUT THEIR HOPES ON THE LINE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: SACK MASTER
  • Tucson Citizen: UA HOOPSTERS HOWENSTINE, HABITAT NAIL IT AT THE POST
  • Oakland Tribune: BARKING TO BACK HIS DOGS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FORGET LOGIC, COUGS CAN UPSET UCLA
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW'S WOOD THE ONE FOR PUNT RETURNS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: REVAMPED HUSKIES BASKETBALL TEAM READY TO EMBRACE CHANGE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW VOLLEYBALL SWEEPS UCLA
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW WOMEN'S BASKETBALL BACK IN BIG WAY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS QB BRINK WEATHERS HEAT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW VOLLEYBALL TEAM FEEDS OFF 'BLOCKHEADS' IN THE MIDDLE
  • USA Today: USC LEAVES VANQUISHED COACHES IN AWE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: THE HOT RECRUIT, YEAR ONE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TWO SPOTS ASIDE, IT'S A JUMP BALL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UCLA'S VERSATILE DREW GETTING NOTICED
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FOLLOWING IN HIS FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS
  • Spokesman Review: BABY HE WAS BORN TO RUN
  • Spokesman Review: TROJANS TRAMPLE COUGARS IN PAC-10

    Thursday, October 13, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: STANFORD QB FINDS GROOVE AS A SENIOR
  • Arizona Daily Star: OLSON HOPING UA GUARD WILL BE A QUICK STUDY
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS HOLD POSITIVE ATTITUDE DESPITE HARD-TO-FIND WINS
  • Arizona Daily Star: USC DEFTLY DEALS WITH LIMELIGHT
  • Oregonian: AFTER 'MIDNIGHT MADNESS,' KENT FACES HUSKIES
  • Oregonian: CHASING A DREAM
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD GETS RUNNING GAME ON THE MOVE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: OBSTACLE COURSE OVERCOME
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: PUNTING OUT OF BOUNDS ONE SOLUTION FOR DREW
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Arizona Republic: ASU FOCUS SHIFTS TO BACKCOURT
  • LA Times: PIECE BY PIECE, RESPECT BUILDS FOR USC's GARRETT
  • Seattle Times: STEWART LIVING LARGE AT OREGON
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BAY AREA TEAMS BEGIN MEETING CHALLENGES FRIDAY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: QB AYOOB'S PROGRESS IS IMPRESSING TEDFORD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD HAS A LINE ON QB'S WELL-BEING
  • Orange County Register: MANY HAPPY RETURNS
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS AWE-INSPIRED TO GET HEALTHY
  • Tucson Citizen: PALMER BACK AT LB FOR CATS
  • Tucson Citizen: ALASKA TRIP A HOMECOMING FOR JONES
  • Tucson Citizen: EVANS STILL OPTIMISTIC ABOUT ASU BASKETBALL PROGRAM

    Wednesday, October 12, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: RUSHING DEFENSE A DOWNFALL
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA GUARD INELIGIBLE
  • Oregonian: FOR DUCKS, EXPERIENCE SHOWS THROUGH
  • Oregonian: JOHNSON TOUGHENS DUCKS INSIDE
  • Oregonian: OSU HAS ROUGH ROAD AHEAD
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA NOTES
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC WOMEN FACE GREATER EXPECTATIONS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: CUSHING GETS AN OFFER HE'LL PROBABLY REFUSE
  • Arizona Republic: 'HUNGRY' WILDCATS AIM TO FORGET ELITE 8 OUSTER
  • Arizona Republic: DONATION WILL HONOR ARIZONA'S POLK
  • LA Times: TWO OF A KIND
  • Seattle Times: WALLACE LOOKING A LOT LIKE PAST UW GREATS
  • SI.com: USC's WHITE SHOULD GET CONSIDERATION FOR HEISMAN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS LINEMAN O'CALLAGHAN HAS RECEIVED HIS SHARE OF BREAKS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FRESHMAN CLASS GIVES CAL REASON FOR HOPE
  • Contra Costa Times: GROUNDED ON THE LAUNCH PAD
  • Orange County Register: RECEIVERS MUST HELP FREE UP LEWIS
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS TRY TO GET BUSH TO SATURDAY
  • Orange County Register: IT'S FINALLY STARTING TO GET BETTER FOR FLOYD
  • Tucson Citizen: 'MCKALE MADNESS': RARING TO PLAY
  • Tucson Citizen: WALTERS SHAPING UP AS GO-TO GUY
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: STANFORD WORRIES ABOUT 1-4 WILDCATS
  • Oakland Tribune: TEDFORD: LYNCH IS NO PROBLEM
  • Oakland Tribune: ROAD WIN BOOSTS CARDINAL SPIRITS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES WIDE RECEIVER CHAMBERS MAKING A DIFFERENCE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BROCKMAN DIVES INTO PROMINENCE
  • USA Today: IRISH SIGHTS ON NO. 1 USC... AGAIN
  • USA Today: PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARD GOES TO UCLA'S DREW
  • USA Today: $1 MILLION DONATION GIVEN IN MEMORY OF UA'S SHAWNTINICE POLK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S WALLACE SEEKS PERFECTION
  • Tacoma News Tribune: AILING BASLER WILL GUT IT OUT ON SATURDAY
  • Spokesman Review: NOTRE DAME, USC IN TOP 10 MATCHUP
  • Spokesman Review: STANBACK EMERGES AS TOP QB

    Tuesday, October 11, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: UPGRADES NEVER STOP IN PAC-10
  • Arizona Daily Star: HOOP FACILITY RECEIVES $1M in POLK'S NAME
  • Arizona Daily Star: KICKING, RETURNING PLAYS MAKES CATS SHINE
  • Oregonian: RIVALS OR NOT< UO-UW GAME BRINGS OUT BEST
  • Oregonian: 'NO GIVENS' FOR BEAVERS BASKETBALL
  • San Jose Mercury News: NO TAKING AWAY THIS INTERCEPTION
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: LEINART FINE-TUNES HIS MECHANICS
  • Arizona Republic: ASU'S HASTINGS SET FOR PAC-10 DEFENSE
  • Arizona Republic: STANFORD IN SIMILAR SITUATION TO UA
  • LA Times: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT
  • The Sporting News: WILDCATS LOOK TOWARD FIRST PAC-10 VICTORY
  • Contra Costa Times: LENDING A HELPING FOOT
  • Orange County Register: DECISION ON SARTZ WON'T BE EASY CALL
  • Orange County Register: HARWELL TO PLAY VS. COUGARS
  • Tucson Citizen: AVOIDING PAC-10 CELLAR
  • Tucson Citizen: VOLLEYBALL BELONGS IN BEAR DOWN
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS GETTING UPGRADE FOR THEIR FACILITIES
  • Oakland Tribune: MIDNIGHT MADNESS IS NOW 8 P.M. MADNESS AT CAL/a>
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW PREPARES FOR HIGH-FLYING DUCKS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ARIZONA RARE FAVORITE, OVER STANFORD

    Monday, October 10, 2005

  • Orange County Register: STORIED PROGRAMS EYE NEW CHAPTER
  • Orange County Register: SPECIAL TEAMS TO BE ALTERED
  • Orange County Register: DEFENSE STIFFENS IN RED ZONE
  • Tucson Citizen: TITLE
  • Tucson Citizen: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA FOOTBALL - SCHEDULE BREAK?
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS NEED TO BUILD OFF USC EFFORT
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL LOOKS FORWARD FOLLOWING FIRST LOSS
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD, EDWARDS FIND WINNING TOUCH
  • USA Today: LATE COMEBACK STUNS CAL 47-40
  • Tacoma News Tribune: OREGON STATE'S HASS HAS HIS HANDS FULL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: CARDINAL HUMBLES COUGS' HOPES AGAIN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TROJANS PULL AWAY FOR WIN
  • Spokesman Review: OREGON POWERS ITS WAY TO NO. 20 IN AP POLL

    Friday, October 7, 2005

  • LA Times: TROJANS HAVE ALWAYS LIFTED WITH THEIR BACKS
  • Seattle Times: COUGS RB HARRISON GETTING NATIONAL ATTENTION
  • ESPN.com: STINGY DEFENSE, RUNNING GAME SPARK CAL'S SUCCESS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WILLIAMS GLAD TO BE THE GO-TO GUY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO WOMEN GET THE JUMP
  • Arizona Daily Star: STEPTOE'S STRENGTH IS PUNT RETURNING
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS SAY THEY ARE BETTER PREPARED
  • Oregonian: A HEART-STARTING 3-2
  • Oregonian: RUN-STOPPER GETS ONLY PASSING GRADE
  • Oregonian: RILEY HAS MIXED FEELINGS ON REPLAY
  • San Jose Mercury News: COACH ENRICHES STANFORD VOLLEYBALL
  • San Jose Mercury News: CARDINAL DEFENSE AGAIN IN SPOTLIGHT
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA'S HAVNER DOES HIS JOB, NOT OTHERS'
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS DEALING WELL WITH THEIR ISSUES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BAY AREA'S LONG ARMS
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS NEEDS TO MAINTAIN BALANCED ATTACK
  • Tucson Citizen: FOOTBALL: USC ON TRACK FOR THIRD STRAIGHT NATIONAL TITLE
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS FACING OVERWHELMING ODDS
  • Tucson Citizen: CATANESE KEY TO ASU DEFENSE
  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA VOLLEYBALL TEAM EXPECTS TOUGH GAME AT ARIZONA ST.
  • Tucson Citizen: THINK POSITIVE, UA QB SAYS
  • Oakland Tribune: TEDFORD AGONIZES AS SONS PLAY BALL
  • Oakland Tribune: SMITH HOME ON STAGE OR FIELD
  • Oakland Tribune: HEAD OF THE CLASS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW VOLLEYBALL TEAM EAGER FOR METTLE TEST AT CAL, STANFORD
  • Tacoma News Tribune: PAC-10 MAKES ITS CASE AS BEST
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TANDEM REVIVES TAILBACK U
  • Spokesman Review: HOME COOKING COULD USE SPICE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: IT'S ALL ABOUT ATTITUDE FOR WSU
  • Tacoma News Tribune: DILDINE FEELING MORE COMFORTABLE AT LINEBACKER FOR WSU

    Thursday, October 6, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: HONEYMOON OVER?
  • Arizona Daily Star: CAL, UCLA PLAYING FOR NO. 2 IN CALIF.
  • Oregonian: LESSONS LEARNED
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD RECEIVER CONFIDENT HE'LL RETURN
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: REUNION OF CHILDHOOD FRIENDS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA MUST LAY IT ON THE LINE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: ANSWERS COULD MAKE A TROJAN HOARSE
  • Arizona Republic: SAFETY GIVES ASU FANS A CAT FOR WHOM TO CHEER
  • ESPN.com: ARIZONA STATE GIVES LSU $500K FOR KATRINA RELIEF
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS RIDE HIGH INTO PAC-10
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS' DEFENSIVE TACKLE IS MAGNETIC PRESENCE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: WRS MOORE, BRADFORD HAVE HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP
  • Orange County Register: USC'S STRENGTH FROM WITHIN
  • Orange County Register: EVERETT MAKING AN IMPRESSION
  • Tucson Citizen: JUST BUSHED
  • Tucson Citizen: WANNA BEAT THE TROJANS? DON'T KICK IT TO BUSH
  • Tucson Citizen: LAMB'S CHOPS HELP UA ATTACK
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: OBVIOUSLY, TEDFORD'S A GENIUS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WSU SACKS ANY TALK OF QUARTERBACK CHANGE
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS DEFEND BRINK'S EFFORT
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS CHANGE SPECIAL TEAMS FOCUS

    Wednesday, October 5, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: DUCKS' CLEMENS AIMS TO END SUN DEVILS JINX
  • LA Times: FACING TOUGHER SCENES, 'BACKERS STUDY LINES
  • Seattle Times: ROMAR CONTINUES TO PUSH HIS WAY INTO COACHING ELITE
  • CBS Sportsline.com: HAVNER GIVES BRUINS THE FIRE TO CHALLENGE TROJANS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LELAND LEAVING AT TOP OF HIS GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: QB AYOOB TRIES TO STAY LOOSE, READY FOR BRUINS
  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS ARE 5-0, BUT NOW THE REAL GAMES BEGIN
  • Contra Costa Times: LELAND IS DEPARTING STANFORD FOR PACIFIC <
  • Orange County Register: REDUCING PENALTIES ON BRUINS' AGENDA
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS WILL PLAY IN A GAME TO REMEMBER
  • Tucson Citizen: FACING NO. 1: UA AT USC
  • Tucson Citizen: PAC-10 CONFIDENTIAL: FIRST BIG OBSTACLE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES' LEPP SECOND AT MEN'S GOLF CHALLENGE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: STANFORD'S COACH CHALLENGES PLAYERS
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS SEE AN OPPORTUNITY TO OVERCOME PROBLEMS

    Tuesday, October 4, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: TROJANS' 'FIGHT ON' ONE BAND SONG CATS HOPING TO TUNE OUT
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Oregonian: UO DEFENSE TOUGH, BUT HERE COMES ASU
  • San Jose Mercury News: HARRIS URGES SENIORS TO LEAD
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: PLAYERS READY TO FOCUS ON CAL
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: OFFENSE STILL A BALANCING ACT
  • Arizona Republic: KELLER TO FORGET LOSS TO USC
  • Arizona Republic: UA TO BUILD ON LAST SEASON'S LOSS AT USC
  • Eugene Register Guard: SUN DEVILS DESERVE SPECIAL ATTENTION
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL NOTEBOOK: BEARS' LEFT TACKLE IS LOST FOR THE SEASON
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD NOTEBOOK: FOUR STARTING SPOTS UP FOR GRABS
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S RETOOLED DEFENSE DOESN'T MISS BEAT
  • Orange County Register: BROTHERS IN SPIRIT
  • Orange County Register: SECONDARY TAKES ANOTHER BIG HIT
  • Tucson Citizen: FACING NO. 1: ARIZONA AT SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
  • Tucson Citizen: TOP TROJAN DOESN'T LOOK LIKE GENIUS
  • Oakland Tribune: HERE IS A CAL FAN WHO MUST BEAT CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW GETS TIME TO GET BETTER

    Monday, October 3, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: REMEMBERING POLKEY
  • Arizona Daily Star: POOR RUN GAME DRAWS ATTENTION OF ARIZONA COACH
  • Oregonian: OREGON'S BACKFIELD FILLED WITH FRESHMEN
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES HIT CROSSROADS
  • The Sporting News: USC KEEPS ROLLING BUT THOSE SPUTTERING STARTS ARE A CONCERN
  • Eugene Register-Guard: TRIO OF FRESHMEN DO OREGON'S LEGWORK
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS FOCUS ON REDUCING THEIR PENALTIES
  • Orange County Register: DRAGOVIC QUESTIONABLE AGAINST CAL
  • Tucson Citizen: ANALYSIS: ARIZONA TRAVELS TO NO. 1 USC
  • Tucson Citizen: ANALYSIS: UA WILL HAVE HANDS FULL STOPPING TROJANS' HORSES
  • Oakland Tribune: COMPLETE EFFORT PREPARES BEARS FOR ROUGH ROAD
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S WUNDERLICH TEAM CAN PLAY, TOO
  • Oakland Tribune: DEFENSE SEIZES DAY AS CAL ROLLS TO 5-0
  • Oakland Tribune: RECEIVER BRADFORD POSTS CAREER DAY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW VS. UCLA: THE BIG WIN THAT ALMOST WAS
  • USA Today: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FINISHES FAST

    Friday, September 30, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: KELLER READY FOR USC
  • Oregonian: OSU GAINING GROUND ON VERSATILITY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC RECEIVERS ARE DEEP THINKERS
  • Arizona Republic: STAR QBs EARNING FACE TIME
  • Arizona Republic: UA SAYS GOODBYE TO POLK
  • LA Times: A SIGNAL MOMENT
  • Foxsports.com: POLK WILL BE DEARLY MISSED
  • SI.com: REMEMBERING POLKEY
  • Oakland Tribune: FORSETT IMPACTS, INSPIRES BEARS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW ALL BUSINESS ON TRIP TO FERTILE RECRUITING GROUND
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS' JOHNSON 'PAYING' DOUBLE FOR INJURY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROMAR, HUSKIES REAPING RECRUITING BONANZA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: SOME HUSKIES WILL BE RIGHT AT HOME SATURDAY IN PASADENA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: RISE OF BRINK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HILL, HASS KEEPING DEFENSIVE BACKS BUSY
  • Spokesman Review: JOHNSON NEEDS ALL HIS STRENGTH
  • Spokesman Review: RECEIVER YOUNG FINDS BETTER FIT WITH UW

    Thursday, September 29, 2005

  • ESPN.com: POLK'S DEATH IS A TRUE HEARTBREAKER
  • Arizona Daily Star: POLKEY'S JOYFUL SPIRIT WILL BE MISSED
  • Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS GET BACK TO BASICS IN DRILLS
  • Arizona Daily Star: ASU WILL BE READY FOR USC
  • Arizona Daily Star: BEARS PREPARING FOR A TOUGH TEST FROM UA
  • Oregonian: LOW-KEY LUCAS STEPS UP
  • San Jose Mercury News: CARDINAL'S LINE OFFENSIVE INDEED
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: NEW DREW IS COMING THROUGH
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC NOTES
  • Oakland Tribune: EVERY TATTOO TELLS A STORY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANBACK IN QUANDRY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS PREPARE FOR TOUGHER TESTS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: SUN DEVILS PIN HOPES ON KELLER AGAINST TROJANS
  • USA Today: ARIZONA STATE FACES HUGE CHALLENGE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HISTORIC MEETING OF MINDS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: CLASS, SPORT A BALANCING ACT
  • Spokesman Review: OSU'S HASS HAS WHAT IT TAKES
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS HOPE TO PROVE THEIR MERIT IN CORVALLIS
  • Arizona Republic: ESPN SETUP TO SHOW OFF TEMPE SITES
  • Arizona Republic: UA FACES TALL TASK IN TRYING TO SLOW CAL'S GROUND GAME
  • LA Times: CATCHING A BREAK
  • Seattle Times: OSU'S HASS SLIPS INTO PROMINENCE; FACES COUGS NEXT
  • Sporting News: SUN DEVIL STADIUM HAS BEEN A STREAK STOPPER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: ON THE BRINK OF BIG THINGS

    Wednesday, September 28, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: UA COACH CHERISHES MEMORIES OF 'POLKEY'
  • Arizona Republic: DEFENSE WON'T BE ABLE TO REST
  • LA Times: BRUINS HAVE A TRUE FRIEND IN BIENIEMY

    Tuesday, September 27, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: LYNCH CONFIDENT HE'LL PLAY SATURDAY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANBACK GIVES HUSKIES HOPE
  • USA Today: TONY BENNETT TO REPLACE HIS FATHER AS WSU COACH
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HOW GOOD ARE UNTESTED 3-0 COUGARS?
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW PLANS FOR NO DREW REPEAT
  • Spokesman Review: UW WANTS STANBACK TO MIX IT UP
  • Arizona Daily Star: STAR PLAYER'S DEATH STUNS UA
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA LOSES SOMEONE SPECIAL
  • Arizona Daily Star: POPULAR POLKEY TOUCHED MANY
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS WILL FACE TOUGH CAL RB, WHOEVER IT IS
  • San Jose Mercury News: EDWARDS MIGHT RETURN TO ACTION
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: CUSHING POSSIBLY OUT UNTIL OCTOBER
  • Arizona Republic: STATEMENT OF A SEASON
  • LA Times: NEW WORLD DISORDER
  • Seattle Times: WILLINGHAM, DORRELL BREAK DOWN BARRIER
  • Fox.com: STAR ARIZONA BASKETBALL PLAYER DIES
  • Fox.com: PAC-10 LANDS ANOTHER OREGON STANDOUT
  • CBS Sportsline.com: BENNETT EVENTUALLY TO REPLACE FATHER AT WASHINGTON STATE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD NOTEBOOK: EDWARDS IS EXPECTED TO PLAY AGAINST DUCKS
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S LYNCH EXPECTED TO PLAY
  • Orange County Register: ELLISON'S MOVE PAYS DIVIDENDS
  • Tucson Citizen: SHAWNTINICE POLK - 1983-2005: CLOT KILLED `POLKEY'
  • Tucson Citizen: DEATH BREAKS A CITY'S HEART
  • Tucson Citizen: STICK TOGETHER AFTER TRAGEDY
  • Tucson Citizen: 'POLKEY' WAS A PEOPLE PERSON
  • Tucson Citizen: POLK WON RESPECT OF FOES, LIST MAKERS

    Monday, September 26, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: FORSETT'S BIG NIGHT SHOWS CAL'S DEPTH
  • USA Today: SOUTHERN CAL STARTS SLOW, FINISHES FAST AGAINST OREGON
  • USA Today: NO. 14 CAL CORRALS NEW MEXICO STATE, ROARS TO 4-0
  • Spokesman Review: CONTINUITY NEW FOCUS WITH WSU COACHES
  • Oregonian: DUCKS PROMISE LOSS WON'T LINGER
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS ATOP ALL FOOTBALL POLLS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: BREAKOUT STAR
  • Fox.com: USC GETS REMINDER THAT THIS WON'T BE EASY
  • Sporting News: BEING NO. 1 MEANS EVERYONE IS AFTER THE TROJANS

    Friday, September 23, 2005

  • Oregonian: DUCKS STILL STAND BEHIND THE SHIELD
  • Oregonian: ASU'S KELLER MAKES HABIT OF BEDEVILING OPPONENTS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: SHIPP POSSIBLY OUT UNTIL PAC-10 PLAY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: MORE WORRIES WITH HURRICANE RITA LOOMING
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS MAKE COACHES' JOB LOOK EASY
  • Arizona Republic: PUNTER BAUGHER PILING UP PAC-10 RECORDS
  • Seattle Times: A GOOD MAN AND COACH, WILLINGHAM NO LOBBYIST
  • ESPN.com: LEINART'S STAR SHINES BRIGHTLY IN L.A. SCENE
  • ESPN.com: CLEMENS, DUCKS NOT INTIMIDATED BY USC
  • Eugene Register Guard: MAKING A NAME FOR HIMSELF: CAMERON COLVIN HAS MATURED FROM RAW TALENT TO POLISHED RECEIVER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S BISHOP TALKS SOFTLY, HITS HARD
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S ROOKIE LINEBACKERS ON FAST TRACK TO LEARNING
  • Orange County Register: LIVING A DREAM HAS BEEN A CHALLENGE
  • Orange County Register: DORRELL USES SCRIMMAGE TO LOOK AHEAD
  • Tucson Citizen: PUNTER BAUGHER ON A ROLL

    Thursday, September 22, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: RODGERS TO MISS 4-8 WEEKS
  • Oregonian: IT'S OLD HOME WEEK IN EUGENE
  • Oregonian: DEFENDERS, RILEY REFUSE TO POINT ANY FINGERS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: LINEBACKING CORPS JUST KEEPS CHANGING
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: DEPTH AT CORNERBACK THINNING
  • Oakland Tribune: HARRISON IS CAL'S SAFETY VALVE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW CAN TURN IRISH EYES TO CRYING
  • Tacoma News Tribune: KNUDSON ON SOLID FOOTING
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S LYNCH WON'T START BUT HE'S BACK
  • Contra Costa Times: SPECIAL REASONS FOR CAL'S 3-0 START
  • Orange County Register: CUTTING CORNERS
  • Orange County Register: COACHES RECEPTIVE TO RECEIVER OPTIONS
  • Arizona Republic: PILING ON THE YARDS
  • LA Times: A KID AGAIN
  • Eugene Register Guard: SLINGIN' SAM'S MORE THAN TATTOOS, 'TUDE FOR ASU

    Wednesday, September 21, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: UA TO WORK ON CORRECTING MISTAKES
  • Oregonian: USC'S OFFENSE COMES WITH THE BEST
  • Oregonian: DUCKS ADD NEEDED HEFT TO FRONT LINE
  • Oregonian: NO HANGOVER FOR BEAVERS
  • Oregonian: OREGON FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BEN OLSON WAITS AGAIN
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TIME FOR TROJANS TO GET DEFENSIVE AT OREGON
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL NEEDS TO START GAME LIKE IT'S SECOND HALF
  • Orange County Register: RETURN FROM RELIEF EFFORT BRINGS . . . RELIEF FOR USC'S SANCHEZ
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOCCER: COACH KICKS UA SOCCER INTO GEAR
  • Tucson Citizen: PAC 10: USC'S `D' MIGHT GET FIRST TEST
  • LA Times: BRUINS STOP AND GO WITH HYBRID POWER
  • Seattle Times: HOPOI REACHES FOR THE STARS WITH HUSKIES
  • CBS SportsLine: USC, LEINART CHOWING DOWN THE COMPETITION
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW FRESHMEN GREW UP QUICK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BETHEL'S DUROCHER EAGER TO SUIT UP FOR FIRST TIME WITH HUSKIES

    Tuesday, September 20, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: LINEBACKER HAS IMPACT IN SHORT TIME
  • Oakland Tribune: BEARS KNOCK OFF TOP-RANKED UCLA
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW HOPES TO FIND POT OF GOLD UNDER SATURDAY'S RAINBOW
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS TAKE TO ROAD AGAIN
  • Arizona Republic: KICKING DUO GIVE UA A BOOST
  • LA Times: PUTTING THEIR HEADS TOGETHER
  • CBS SportsLine: INJURIES DON'T SLOW DEEPER CAL'S RISE TO 3-0
  • Eugene Register Guard: DUCKS PREP FOR THEIR 10TH WHACK AT NO. 1
  • San Francisco Chronicle: DEFENSE SET TO FACE AIR APPARENT
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS ROUND UP CORNERS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: PROGRESS ON OFFENSE
  • Oregonian: DUCKS INSIST 'PERFECT TEAM' IS BEATABLE
  • Oregonian: OSU NOTEBOOK
  • San Jose Mercury News: HARRIS APOLOGIZES FOR LOSS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: WITH BYE, THERE'S TIME TO ENJOY WIN
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BING DETERMINED TO BE MORE OF A PLAYMAKER

    Monday, September 19, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: BEARS OWN SECOND HALF
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: IT'S A GOOD TIME TO BE A COUGAR
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW SCORES THREE GOALS IN EIGHT MINUTES TO BEAT AIR FORCE
  • USA Today: USC RACKS UP 133 POINTS IN TWO GAMES... NORM WHO?
  • USA TODAY: NO. 1 USC BREEZES PAST ARKANSAS 70-17
  • USA TODAY: OLSON'S PASSING CARRIES UCLA PAST NO. 17 OKLAHOMA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WSU CASHES IN WITH ANNUAL SEATTLE CONTEST
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NUMBERS SHOW DOMINANCE
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS MAKE IT THROUGH SEPTEMBER UNSCATHED
  • Contra Costa Times: TROJANS SET NO. 1 RECORD RUN; SOONERS FALL OUT OF POLL
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS SEEK CORNERS
  • Orange County Register: TAYLOR TO MISS REST OF SEASON
  • Tucson Citizen: LEARNING TO WIN
  • Arizona Republic: UA MAKES STRIDES DESPITE 1-2 RECORD
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON DELIVERS WEEK YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR

    Friday, September 16, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR UA MEN
  • Arizona Daily Star: LARSEN RETURNS TO UA AFTER REHAB
  • Oregonian: OSU'S YOUTH CALLED ON FOR MEN'S SOCCER CLASSIC
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS MAKE A PITCH FOR SPOT AMONG THE BEST
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING SPECIAL
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: VICTORY LANE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC NOTES
  • USA Today: ARKANSAS TAUGHT YOUNG CARROLL ABOUT FANS' FERVOR
  • Spokesman Review: HUMBLE ROLE FINE FOR EX-PRO
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S JORDAN RECEIVES PRAISE FOR TURNAROUND
  • Tucson Citizen: COACH STOOPS' EMOTIONS EASY TO READ

    Thursday, September 15, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: PURDUE'S 52-POINT WIN IN '03 MEANS LITTLE
  • Arizona Daily Star: PAC-10 CAN REACH OUT TO NATION
  • Oregonian: SNAPPER TO BEAVERS: THIS ONE'S IN THE BANK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUINS MUST PUT UP BRAVE FRONT
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BOZ'S BOYS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA NOTES: MEDLOCK CAN'T KICK THE PAIN
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: SOCAL'S SECRET WILL BE REVEALED ON SATURDAY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC NOTES: BAD BACK HAMPERS BROWN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: AGGIES' NIGHT ON FARM UC DAVIS VENTURES INTO UNKNOWN AT STANFORD
  • Orange County Register: CARROLL'S FOCUS ON BUILDUP
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: FLAMEOUTS IN CLOSE CONTESTS ARE SECOND NATURE TO THE WILDCATS AND BOILERMAKERS
  • Tucson Citizen: RIVERA; OLSON, STOOPS JOIN COACHES HELPING GULF COAST VICTIMS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: WILDCAT LINEBACKER ITCHING TO PLAY AGAIN
  • Arizona Republic: LEWIS EMERGING AS STAR AT TIGHT END
  • LA Times: WIN TUNNEL
  • Seattle Times: COOL AND CONFIDENT, KNUDSON GETS HIS KICKS
  • ESPN.com: QB COMPETITION HAS BROUGHT OUT THE BEST IN DREW OLSON
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S FRANK CARRIES ON
  • Oakland Tribune: O'CALLAGHAN SUPER-SIZES IT FOR CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: RECEIVER'S PLAY AN EARLY HIGHLIGHT FOR STRUGGLING UW
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: KNUDSON EARNING OWN WAY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BRUINS LOOKING TO LOSE 'MEDIOCRE' LABEL
  • USA Today: SOUTHERN CAL BACK ROLLS UP THE YARDS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WSU'S FAITH IN BUMPUS YIELDS RETURNS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: SHACKLEFORD KEY UW PIECE

    Wednesday, September 14, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: LATER THAN PLANNED, POWELL GETS HER TITLE SHOT
  • Arizona Daily Star: WOOD FILLS ROLE WITH VERSATILITY
  • Arizona Daily Star: MIDNIGHT MADNESS STARTS 3 HOURS EARLIER
  • Oregonian: OREGON'S OFFENSE RECEIVES A TUNEUP
  • Oregonian: OSU CORNERBACKS ACCEPT CHALLENGES
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA FOOTBALL NOTES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BAY AREA MEN'S SOCCER OUTLOOK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL NOTEBOOK: TEDFORD'S UNUSUAL APPROACH
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL LINEBACKER IS BEAST ON FIELD, SWEETHEART OFF
  • Tucson Citizen: UA, PURDUE HAVE BACKER IN YOUNG
  • Tucson Citizen: CONFERENCE'S RESPECT AT STAKE
  • Eugene Register Guard: QUARTERBACKS LEADING THE WAY AS LEAGUE EXCELS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS RECRUITS LOOK SPECIAL
  • USA Today: QUICK-START UCLA FACES TOUGH TEST
  • Tacoma News Tribune: IT'S TIME TO FIND OUT EXACTLY WHAT FAMILIARITY BREEDS
  • Spokesman Review: SPECIAL TEAMS HAVE SURFACED AS YOUNG COUG'S SPECIALTY
  • Spokesman Review: ELITE TEAMS FOR PAC

    Tuesday, September 13, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: SCHEDULE HEATS UP FOR CATS ON SATURDAY
  • Oregonian: BULLDOGS GAME HAS UO PLAYERS' FULL ATTENTION
  • San Jose Mercury News: MOORE OUT 6-8 WEEKS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA FOOTBALL NOTES
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC FOOTBALL NOTES
  • LA Times: JUSTICE OF PEACE
  • Eugene Register Guard: BELLOTTI PREACHING PATIENCE FOR DUCKS
  • Oakland Tribune: AYOOB PROVES OLD COACH RIGHT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WILLINGHAM SEES LIGHT WHERE OTHERS DO NOT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS IN LINE FOR 3-0 START?

    Monday, September 12, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: NO SURGERY FOR CAL'S LYNCH
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL TAILBACK LYNCH WILL START SATURDAY
  • Seattle Times: UW MEN TOSS SOCCER SHUTOUT
  • Eugene Register Guard: MARTINEZ A FOOTNOTE IN RECORD BOOK
  • Oakland Tribune: A NEW AYOOB EMERGES
  • Oakland Tribune: LONIE HANDLES DOUBLE ROLES
  • Oakland Tribune: KIMBLE EXCITED ABOUT HIS NEW ROLE
  • Oakland Tribune: CARDINAL OFFENSE SINKS NAVY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES MUST SHOW METTLE SOON
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: LOVELESS NETS A HUSKY WIN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WIN THIS GAME... OR ELSE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: AYOOB ANSWERS QUESTIONS BY RIDDLING HUSKIES

    Friday, September 9, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: RUSHING TO THE SCENE
  • LA Times: SPLIT DECISION
  • Eugene Register-Guard: FRESHMAN FURY: MAX UNGER ISN'T A PERFECT OFFENSIVE TACKLE YET, BUT HE CAN DELIVER A HIT
  • Oakland Tribune: MATURED JORDAN RETURNS TO LINEUP
  • Oakland Tribune: TITLE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: 'THAT' KID MAKES INSTANT IMPACT AT CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: GETTING BACK TO THE PAC
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WSU'S DERTING CLOSER TO FORM FOR NEVADA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS HOPE THEIR TRIP TO RENO IS NO GAMBLE
  • Spokesman Review: DERTING GOOD BET IN RENO
  • Spokesman Review: DAVID WILL BE NFL GOLIATH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: AYOOB MUST BOUNCE BACK IN START AS QB
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL PLAYERS INSIST HUSKIES HAVE BITE
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS HUNGRY FOR RICE
  • Orange County Register: FOCUS REMAINS ON YOUNG PLAYERS
  • Tucson Citizen: TITLE
  • Tucson Citizen: ANALYSIS: CATS WANT YOUNG `UNS TO STEP UP

    Thursday, September 8, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: BELL WANTS MORE AFTER SOLID START
  • Arizona Daily Star: FULL-COURT PRESS MIGHT BE A REGULAR FEATURE
  • Oregonian: A BARGAIN FOR THE BEAVERS
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD TACKLES NAVY'S OPTION
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: HALE GETTING HIS PRAISE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA NOTES, WESTWOOD GOOD FOR KIBBLE'S BODY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC NOTES, BEER BAN NOT YET FINALIZED
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO KICKOFF SPECIALIST PUTS BEST FOOT FORWARD
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD A MYSTERY BEFORE SEASON OPENER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: LYNCH TAKES ON LEAD ROLE FOR CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: RANKIN EARNS HIS TOUCHES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DOBA SEEKS MORE CONSISTENT BLOCKING
  • Tacoma News Tribune: CAL HAS DYNAMO IN LYNCH BUT SEEKS BALANCE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NEVADA GETS DERTING AGAIN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW KICKER GETS BOOST OF CONFIDENCE
  • Spokesman Review: CHANGE OF AIRPORTS BENEFITS COUGARS
  • Spokesman Review: UW COACH FINDS WAY BACK TO PAC
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HARRIS ENTHUSED ABOUT THIRD FIRST
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TRUE HOMECOMING FOR CAL FRESHMAN
  • Contra Costa Times: REST WAIT IN LINE WHILE LYNCH CARRIES THE LOAD
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS' RUSHING GOES WEAK TO BE STRONG
  • Orange County Register: MAUALUGA MUST MAKE CALLS TO GET THE CALL
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS PASSING GAME SLOW TO CATCH ON
  • Tucson Citizen: UA HAS VARIETY AT TIGHT END SPOT

    Wednesday, September 7, 2005

  • Oregonian: LEARNING THE HARD WAY
  • Oregonian: COACHES IN 'RIVALRY' HAVE PLENTY TO PROVE
  • LA Times: SWEET DREAMS
  • Seattle Times: RANKIN MOVING UP WITH HUSKIES
  • Contra Costa Times: 'GENERAL WILLINGHAM MARCHES HUSKIES INTO CAL GAME'
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S BOYLE, PLAYERS DEVELOPING RELATIONSHIPS
  • Contra Costa Times: ONE COMPLETION CAN GO A LONG WAY
  • Orange County Register: WHITE, NOW NO. 2, SAYS HE'S NOT UPSET BY ROLE
  • Orange County Register: BEN OLSON SAYS HE'S NOT CONCERNED
  • San Francisco Examiner: CAL IMPACT PLAYER: DESEAN JACKSON
  • San Francisco Examiner: STANFORD IMPACT PLAYER: JULIAN JENKINS
  • Tucson Citizen: AYOOB CAL'S BEST OPTION AT QB

    Tuesday, September 6, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: TEDFORD TABS WILD AYOOB TO START NEXT GAME
  • Oakland Tribune: LEVY FAMILY SAVORS QB'S GOLDEN GAME
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WSU RECEIVER MAKES UP FOR FOUR MISCUES WITH STRONG SECOND HALF
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: GLIMPSES OF GLORY, GOOFS AT HUSKIES OPENER
  • USA Today: LSU TO PLAY ARIZONA STATE IN TEMPE
  • USA Today: USC RETURNS JUST AS DOMINANT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: STANBACK GETS MORE THAN PASSING GRADE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: AYOOB NAMED STARTER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL'S OPENER NOT THE FIRST GAME FOR NAVY
  • Orange County Register: AS LEINART THINKS, USC DOMINATES
  • Orange County Register: THERE WILL BE A RUSH TO CHECK UCLA'S DEFENSE
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: UA LOOKING TO GET WELL IN CONTEST WITH NAU
  • Eugene Register-Guard: GARBIN GIVES UO HAPPY ENDING

    Friday, September 2, 2005

  • LA Times: HIS UNASSISTED TRIPLE PLAY?
  • LA Times: GETTING CLOSER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL SECONDARY SHOULD PASS TESTS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FROSH SHINES FOR DEVILS, PAC-10 WINS
  • Contra Costa Times: REGARDLESS OF THE CONSEQUENCES, LEINART HAS NO REGRETS
  • Orange County Register: MUST IN THE WIND FOR UCLA
  • Orange County Register: MORE THAN A PASSING FANCY
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS DEFENSE TRIES TO REGROUP
  • Orange County Register: NO TURBULANCE FOR TROJANS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA'S KOVALCHECK GAME-READY

    Thursday, September 1, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: DESPITE FLAIR VS. ASU, QB HAS MUCH TO SHOW
  • Arizona Daily Star: OPENERS OFTEN ARE UNIQUE
  • Arizona Daily Star: MCCLELLAN APPEALS ELIGIBILITY
  • Oregonian: BELLOTTI SAYS A GREATER HUNGER IS TEAM'S DIFFERENCE
  • Oregonian: OPENER COULD TURN INTO SURPRISE PARTY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TIME TO WIN IS NOW FOR DORRELL
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: UCLA FOOTBALL NOTES
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC REVENUES AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: NOT THINKING ABOUT A THREE RIDE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC FOOTBALL NOTES
  • Arizona Republic: SEASON OPENS WITH BIG GOALS
  • Seattle Times: COUGARS OUT FOR BRAGGING RIGHTS IN BORDER RIVALRY
  • CBSsportsline.com KENT EXPANDING HIS HORIZONS AS DUCKS WIDE RECEIVER
  • Sporting News: CARROLL EXPECTS USC OFFENSE TO BE EVEN BETTER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HARRIS TAKES TEAM TO TASK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: THIRD WATCH: USC HAS OFFENSE, SCHEDULE TO PULL OFF UNPRECEDENTED FEAT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAN BEARS KEEP ROARING
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS OUT TO SHOW THEY CAN WIN
  • Oakland Tribune: SPEEDY BEARS TRY TO FILL HOLES
  • Oakland Tribune: BIG ENGINE THAT CAN: JENKINS DRIVES STANFORD
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BUTTERFLIES, IDAHO UNCERTAINTIES BIGGEST CHALLENGES FACING WSU
  • USA Today: FOOTBALL? JUST ADD IT TO MIX
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS TAKE THEIR FIRST STEP TONIGHT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NO REVOLVING QUARTERBACKS
  • Spokesman Review: EVERYONE'S CHASING USC
  • Spokesman Review: COUNTING ON EXPERIENCE
  • Spokesman Review: NEW COACH, NEW HOPE AT UW

    Wednesday, August 31, 2005

  • Oregonian: ERICKSON HAS DESIGNS ON SUCCESS AT OREGON
  • Oregonian: FRIENDSHIP OF A LIFETIME
  • Oregonian: RILEY, BEAVERS GLAD GAME DAY IS NEAR
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD'S NEW COACH STRESSES NEW ATTITUDE
  • San Jose Mercury News: PROGNOSTICATING THE PAC-10
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BEN OLSON HAS BROKEN HAND
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: NO CONFLICT, CARROLL SAYS
  • Arizona Republic: QB KELLER CONFIDENT HE CAN MAKE PIECES OF PUZZLE WORK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL FOOTBALL: COACHES MAKE GAME SEEM `FRIENDLY'
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FOREIGN EXCHANGE HELPS BEARS
  • Contra Costa Times: TEDFORD IN SEARCH OF A NEW ARTIST
  • Contra Costa Times: LOCAL QUARTERBACKS HAVE SOMETHING TO PROVE AS STARTERS
  • Orange County Register: PUSHED TO THRIVE
  • Tucson Citizen: QUARTERBACKS BATTLE FOR STARTERS' JOBS
  • Oakland Tribune: QB JOB NOT SET IN STONE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW HAS INGREDIENTS TO REVERSE COURSE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: IT'S WIN, LOSE OR TY FOR WASHINGTON
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STEALTHY COUGARS PLAN ANOTHER SNEAK ATTACK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: LANGLEY HAS LEG UP ON SIDERIUS FOR COUG'S KICKING JOB
  • Spokesman Review: STANBACK LAST ONE STANDING

    Tuesday, August 30, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: STOOPS TURNS QUITE SERIOUS NEXT FEW DAYS
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS HOPING TO TEST UTES' UNTRIED QB
  • Arizona Daily Star: EX-CDO STARS THRILLED AS CATS WALK-ONS
  • Oregonian: VETERAN, NEWCOMER KEY TO DUCKS' RUNNING GAME
  • San Jose Mercury News: CASTING CALL AT CAL
  • LA Times: HIT-AND-RUN MENTALITY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS SLAP ZERO ON LSU
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS MAKE QB CALL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD NOTEBOOK: RUNNING-BACK POSITION IS NEXT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BAY AREA WOMEN'S COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW
  • Contra Costa Times: LONGSHORE WILL OPEN SEASON AS STARTING QB
  • Orange County Register: NOT LOSING THE WAIT
  • Orange County Register: MALONE PUTS HIS FOOTPRINT ON WORKOUT
  • Tucson Citizen: SEASON-OPENER IS FRIDAY: UA HAS RED ZONE BLUES
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: CATS OUT TO CONTROL THE OCTANE 1ST TIME OUT
  • Tucson Citizen: FOOTBALL: TUCSONAN THRIVES ON ASU'S O-LINE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL NOTES: BARNETT WILL PLAY NOSE TACKLE; HUNT ON FOR SNAPPER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW QB STILL A MYSTERY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BRINK EAGER TO PICK UP WHERE HE LEFT OFF
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TWO-BACK SET DOUBLES WSU'S OPTIONS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WINS SPEAK FOR WILLINGHAM
  • Spokesman Review: BRINK READY TO ROLL, LOOKS FORWARD TO UI
  • Spokesman Review: NO HURRY TO NAME UW QB

    Monday, August 29, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: BEATING THE BIG C
  • Oregonian: OFFENSIVE LINE LESS OF A CONCERN
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD NAMES EDWARDS QB
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: STOPPING THE RUN A MUST FOR DEFENSE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: RB COLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO REDSHIRT
  • Arizona Republic: BELL HAS GRASP ON GOALS VS. UTAH
  • Seattle Times: UNIQUE FORCE AWAITS HUSKIES
  • Eugene Register-Guard: STICKY WICKETS: JAMES FINLEY BELIEVES HE SHOULD CATCH EVERYTHING, AND HE'LL TELL YOU SO
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD QB EDWARDS GETS THE STARTING NOD
  • Orange County Register: MAIAVA ENJOYS PLAYING OFF THE ISLAND
  • Orange County Register: CASSEL GETS SHOT AT FRESH START
  • Orange County Register: TROJAN CONQUEST
  • Orange County Register: CUTTING THE LOSSES
  • Orange County Register: BACK FOR MORE
  • Orange County Register: PAC-10: TEAM-BY-TEAM BREAKDOWN OF THE CONFERENCE
  • Tucson Citizen: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA FOOTBALL: BELL CURB
  • Tucson Citizen: LOCAL ROUNDUP: CATS PREP FOR VOLLEYBALL OPENER
  • Oakland Tribune: TEDFORD A COOL DUDE AT CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS TACKLE LINE SHORTAGE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: IF HARRISON BACKS UP CLAIMS, BEWARE WSU
  • USA Today: KELLER, ARIZONA STATE NOT SHY ABOUT TARGETING SOUTHERN CAL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: SKY IS THE LIMIT FOR COUGARS' STANDOUT PUNTER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WHAT HUSKIES ARE SAYING, THINKING ON GAME WEEK

    Friday, August 26, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: ASU SOCCER TEAM SETS SHORT-TERM GOALS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BELLOTTI EYES BUSY WORKWEEK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: MATTER COMES FULL CIRCLE, BUT NOT BY CHOICE
  • Contra Costa Times: BARNES' INJURIES SLOWED HER BUT DIDN'T DETER CAL Orange County Register: DAVIS POSITIONING HIMSELF TO BE A DEFENSIVE FORCE
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: COLLEGE FOOTBALL - SMITH TACKLES LEUKEMIA
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL FULLBACK HAS STAYING POWER
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD TRIO ANCHOR THE D
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STARTERS STILL UP IN THE AIR
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DERTING RETURNS TO PRACTICE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: 'DOBE' KEPPS IT CASUAL AT WSU
  • USA Today: NO PAIN IN BEING NO. 2 STARS ON USC ROSTER
  • USA Today: 'THUNDER' GIVES USC A NEEDED JOLT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WSU: UNCHANGED, AND BETTER FOR IT
  • Spokesman Review: DERTING'S RETURN GIVES LIFT TO COUGS

    Thursday, August 25, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: INJURIES CONTINUE TO IRRITATE DEFENSE
  • Oregonian: UO TURNS UP VOLUME, NOT INTENSITY
  • Oregonian: OSU PLAN AT TIGHT END: PRACTICE TO PERFECTION
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: LEWIS IS READY TO TAKE ON BIGGER ROLE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS PLAN TO ROTATE LINEMEN
  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS AIM TO TURN EXPERIENCE INTO WINS IN TOUGH PAC-10
  • Seattle Times: TOMASEVIC WANTS SHOT AT NATIONAL TITLE
  • ESPN.com: PAC-10 IS HOME TO NATION'S BEST GROUP OF RECEIVERS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: NEW `ROCK' FORTIFIES CAL's WALL OF DEFENSE
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL KICKER IS KEEPING HIS JOB
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: FORMER WALK-ON ERICK LEVITRE IS NOW THE CENTER OF ATTENTION
  • Paper: SOCCER: CATS OUT TO SHOW LAST SEASON NO FLUKE
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL KICKER READY FOR THE BIG TIME
  • Oakland Tribune: CARDINAL DEFENSE BENDS BUT DOESN'T BREAK
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: GETTING HIS KICKS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HARRISON A HORSE IN COUGS CLOTHING
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COACH LIONEL? NOT USUALLY
  • Spokesman Review: HARRISON GUIDES FORWARD MARCH
  • Spokesman Review: DUROCHER FINDS NEW LIFE AT UW

    Wednesday, August 24, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: UA PLEDGES TO RAISE SACK TOTAL
  • Seattle Times: SIMS SHOOTING FOR A LEADING ROLE WITH THE HUSKIES
  • ESPN.com: TALENTED LYNCH TAKES OVER STARTING ROLE FOR BEARS
  • ESPN.com: WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET WITH WILLINGHAM
  • SI.com: CAN USC PULL IT OFF?
  • Contra Costa Times: TALENTED FRESHMEN REVITALIZE BAY AREA
  • Orange County Register: LEINART WOULD WELCOME BREAK
  • Tucson Citizen: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA FOOTBALL: PRESSURE'S ON
  • Oakland Tribune: LONGSHORE APPEARS TO BE CAL'S NO. 1 QB
  • Oakland Tribune: CARDINAL EARNING 'WAVE' REVIEWS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW'S ERIKS FEELING BACK WHERE HE BELONGS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BRINK NAMED COUGARS STARTER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COUGS GO WITH BRINK AT QB
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WITH CAMP WINDING DOWN, HUSKIES SHAKE UP THEIR ROUTINE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES' LEPP LEADS AT U.S. AMATEUR
  • Spokesman Review: WSU ANNOUNCES BRINK'S JOB
  • Spokesman Review: HUSKIES' STAFF AIMS TO WORK IN UNISON

    Tuesday, August 23, 2005

  • Foxsports.com: 2005 PREVIEW: PAC-10
  • Sporting News: SOUTHERN CAL STILL THE CLASS OF THE PAC-10
  • Eugene Register-Guard: IT'S HIS PASSION FOR HARD WORK THAT'S CATCHING: OSU'S MIKE HASS WENT FROM WALK-ON TO ONE OF THE NATION'S BEST RECEIVERS
  • Contra Costa Times: VAN HOESEN IS PROMISING SPECIAL THINGS AT LINEBACKER
  • Oakland Tribune: POWERFUL MEBANE MANS MIDDLE FOR CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: MATEAKI READY TO MAKE IMPACT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DUROCHER GIVES UW 'IT' FACTOR
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: KICKERS PULL REVERSALS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW COACHES ACCENTUATE THE POSITIVE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WSU LINE HOPES BIGGER IS BETTER

    Monday, August 22, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star:NOTHING TO SURPRISE CASON THIS YEAR
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:MOLINE HAS CHANCE TO MAKE AN IMPACT RIGHT AWAY
  • Arizona Republic: WILDCATS SWITCH FOCUS TO OPENER
  • Eugene Register Guard: DUCKS LOOK FOR MORE PROTECTION FROM SHIELD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: THE PLAY'S THE THING
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS STRUT STUFF IN SCRIMMAGE
  • Orange County Register: MOLINE, LOMBARD HOLD DEPLETED D-LINE
  • Tucson Citizen: FOOTBALL: WILDCATS AIR IT OUT DURING SCRIMMAGE
  • Oakland Tribune: SOPHOMORE REPRESENTS LYNCH-PIN TO CAL OFFENSE
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD MAKES RUN GAME A PRIORITY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WILLINGHAM GIVES HUSKIES UNEXPECTED BREATHER
  • USA Today: ASSOCIATED PRESS TABS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA AS NO. 1
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HARD YEAR HELPED FRESHMAN MATURE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: CHAMBERS RACES TO WOW UW STAFF
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS' BIG UNIT

    Friday, August 19, 2005

  • Oregonian: OREGON'S OFFENSE MUCH IMPROVED
  • Oregonian: RILEY A FAN OF OPEN PRACTICES
  • San Jose Mercury News: AT CAL, TEDFORD'S QB SCHOOL IN SESSION
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: SCRIMMAGE COULD DECIDE QB BATTLE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: QB BOOTY IS HAPPY IN THE BACKGROUND
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: CUSHING'S VERSATILITY ON DISPLAY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: GYM OF GIANTS: OREGON'S POST PLAYERS BLEND IN AT A SPECIAL CAMP FOR BIG MEN
  • Arizona Republic: BURGESS READY TO TAKE HITS AS ASU'S TAILBACK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SMALL BACK EXPECTS TO DO BIG THINGS FOR CAL
  • Contra Costa Times: NEW WIDE RECEIVERS ARE CATCHING TEDFORD'S EYE
  • Orange County Register: OLSON CHALLENGES OLSON
  • Orange County Register: NO LACK OF LEADERSHIP
  • Tucson Citizen: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA VOLLEYBALL: SERVE'S UP
  • Tucson Citizen: FOOTBALL: UA AFTER MANY HAPPY RETURNS
  • Tucson Citizen: ASU FOOTBALL: BURGESS PLAYING TOUGHER AT TAILBACK FOR SUN DEVILS
  • Oakland Tribune: TEDFORDVILLE NO-NO: 'BOO-HOO, AARON'S GONE"
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD 'O' AND 'D' SHOULD IMPROVE BUT...
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES GETTING READY TO RUN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW KICKING PIPELINE LEADS TO SOCCER FIELD
  • Spokesman Review: HAVING TO WATCH THEIR BACKERS

    Thursday, August 18, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: TATUM LEAPS INTO UA FOCUS AS A FRESHMAN
  • Oregonian: READING THE OFFENSE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BROTHERS LEARN FROM UNCLE BOZ
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: OFFENSE KNOWS CARROLL WILL SEEK REVENGE
  • Arizona Republic: NEWCOMERS RARING TO STRUT STUFF ON FIELD
  • SI.com: IS ANYONE STRONG ENOUGH TO KNOCK OFF THE TROJANS?
  • CBS Sportsline: STATS DON'T TELL FULL STORY OF BUSH'S BRILLIANCE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HARRIS EXPECTS A LOT MORE OUT OF THE CARDINAL
  • Orange County Register: PUT IT ON THE LINE
  • Orange County Register: WALKER NOW ACTING THE PART
  • Orange County Register: RETURNS ARE IN FOR DREW
  • Tucson Citizen: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA FOOTBALL: BUILDING BLOCKS
  • Tucson Citizen: LOCAL ROUNDUP: UA'S POLK NAMED AGAIN TO THE WADE TROPHY LIST
  • Tucson Citizen: FOOTBALL NOTES: NINE TRUE FRESHMEN MIGHT PLAY FOR WILDCATS THIS SEASON
  • Oakland Tribune: TITLE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DEVOTED TO DUTIES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: VETERAN DEFENSIVE LINE STANDING TALLER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: INTRUIGING SUBPLOTS DEVELOP AT LINEBACKER

    Wednesday, August 17, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: DENNARD EAGER FOR DOUBLE-DUTY CALL
  • Oregonian: DUCKS LOSE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
  • Oregonian: STAR'S STATUS CASTS PALL ON OSU WORKOUT
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD'S DAN GRUNFELD KEEPS HIS GOALS IN SIGHT
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD STADIUM TO BE DEMOLISHED
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: LEINART LOOKS AHEAD MINUS ELBOW WORRY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC'S NEW ARENA TAKING SHAPE
  • Arizona Republic: CARPENTER READY TO TAKE REINS SHOULD QB CRISIS OCCUR
  • San Francisco Chronicle: WR GRAY HAS BEEN MOVED TO TIGHT END
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL STARTS ITALIAN TOUR ON RIGHT FOOT
  • Contra Costa Times: READY TO TACKLE
  • Orange County Register: FRESHMAN HALE LOOKS TO CONTRIBUTE
  • Orange County Register: BUSH TAKES HIS LUMPS FOR A TARDY ARRIVAL
  • Orange County Register: EXCITEMENT BUILDS FOR GALEN CENTER
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: UA'S LIMON HAS EYES ON BOWL GAME
  • Tucson Citizen: U.S. SOFTBALL LIKES UA PLAYERS
  • Oakland Tribune: CARDINAL FIRED UP WITH MORE OPTIONS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: TRIO OF KICKERS IN LIVELY FOOT RACE FOR PLAYING TIME
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WAVES OF HUSKIES RUN IN UW'S PLAN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: QUARTERBACKS IMPROVE IN SECOND SCRIMMAGE

    Tuesday, August 16, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: ACCEPTANCE A VIRTUE
  • Oregonian: KENT, COLVIN RECEIVE WELL-EARNED PRAISE
  • Oregonian: MOORE'S SORE SHOULDER GIVES BEAVERS A SCARE
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD QUARTERBACK DERBY BEGINS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUIN RB LEARNING THE HARD WAY
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: VIDEO DIARY WON'T BE A FREE FOR ALL
  • Arizona Republic: ASU SEEKS 'D' ON PUNTS
  • Arizona Republic: CATS LIKE OPTIONS AT QB
  • Seattle Times: A HAPPY ENDING FOR TUIASOSOPO
  • San Francisco Chronicle: NO BLOOD, SWEAR OR TEARS--BUT IT'S A START
  • Contra Costa Times: NO MORE RETURNING KICKS FOR CAL'S LYNCH
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS HAVE THEIR BOND BOYS
  • Orange County Register: FRESHMEN LIVING UP TO THE CHALLENGE
  • Orange County Register: SLATER BRINGS CLEAN SLATE TO PRACTICE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: STRENGTH IN ARMS
  • Oakland Tribune: MCCLESKY SET FOR SWAN SONG
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HASTY IMPRESSIVE IN EARYL PRACTICES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW TRIO GOES FROM FIELD TO FILM ROOM
  • Spokesman Review: COUGAR CBS IN A FISHBOWL

    Monday, August 15, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: BORG TACKLES REDSHIRT DECISION
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD BEGINS HARRIS ERA WITH MUCH TO RESOLVE
  • Arizona Republic: D-LINE COMING TOGETHER
  • Arizona Republic: FUN IS HAD BY ALL AT OLSON CLASSIC
  • LA Times: BECOMING THE CHOSEN TWO
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WOODS FORGING COMEBACK ONE PLAY, ONE DAY AT A TIME
  • Contra Costa Times: CARDINAL HAS PLENTY OF QUESTION MARKS AS TRAINING CAMP OPENS
  • Contra Costa Times: FRESHMEN KNOW EACH OTHER WELL
  • Orange County Register: HARWELL TACKLES NEW ROLE
  • Orange County Register: KICKER CANDIDATES PUT TO THE TEST
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: WILDCAT LOVEFEST
  • Tucson Citizen: ANALYSIS: WILDCATS BEING COY ABOUT WHAT THEY'LL SHOW ON OFFENSE
  • Oakland Tribune: HARRIS TAKES CHARGE AT STANFORD
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NEW DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR SAYS PLAYING HARD IS THE KEY

    Friday, August 12, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: NAVIGATING AT THE NEXT LEVEL
  • Oregonian: A LONG ROAD LEADS TO OREGON
  • Oregonian: NOT ON THE FIELD, AND NOT EVEN IN SCHOOL
  • Arizona Republic: CASON DOESN'T FOCUS ON THE HYPE
  • The Sporting News: COME AND GET IT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: EMERALD BOWL TO GET BETTER PAC-10 TEAMS
  • Contra Costa Times: IT'S A LONG ROAD BACK FOR CAL'S KELLY
  • Orange County Register: LIGHTER LUTUI MOVES INTO LEAD AT LEFT GUARD/a>
  • Orange County Register: LONDON PUTS INJURY, WORRIES BEHIND HIM
  • Tucson Citizen: IMPACT PLAYER
  • Tucson Citizen: ASU FOOTBALL: SUN DEVILS LIKE EFFORT OF TAILBACK HERRING
  • Oakland Tribune: LYNCH ANSWERS ALL BUT ONLY ON TUESDAY
  • Oakland Tribune: TRIP TO ITALY MAY HELP CAL BASKETBALL TEAM TO BOND
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: AT HOME WITH NEW PACK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: GETTING A CORNER ON DEFENSE

    Tuesday, August 9, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: HEUPEL FINDS JOB HE CAN'T RESIST
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA BEGINS SEASON RANKED 17TH
  • Oregonian: OREGON READY FOR SCRIMMAGE AS PLAYERS FACE EARLY INJURIES
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS VOW NOT TO RUN SCARED
  • Arizona Republic: UA FRESHMAN RECEIVER TURNING HEADS AT CAMP
  • Eugene Register-Guard: MOORE IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT FOR OSU
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL NOTEBOOK: TEDFORD KEEPS HIS NEW BEARS EXTRA BUSY
  • Contra Costa Times: LOTS OF NEW FACES, BUT TEDFORD LIKES BEARS' TALENT
  • Orange County Register: UCLA'S HAVNER TACKLING ANONYMITY
  • Orange County Register: OLSON'S FOCUS: KEEPING HIS JOB
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: ON THE MONEY
  • Tucson Citizen: GIMINO: TEXAS RECRUITS A HIT FOR CATS
  • Oakland Tribune: NEWCOMER JACKSON GIVES CAL SPEED BOOST
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES READY FOR ACTION
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES DRESS FOR SUCCESS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: LINCOLN HIGH GRAD TO LEAVE TEST PROBLEMS BEHIND

    Monday, August 8, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star:LONGBONS BYPASSES ASU TO FIND UA
  • Oregonian:A TALE OF TWO RUNNING BACKS
  • Oregonian:DOUBTERS ONLY SERVE TO MOTIVATE
  • Oregonian:RILEY RESHUFFLES AFTER LOSING SENIOR STARTER
  • Arizona Republic: CATS WANT NICE GUY TO GET MEAN STREAK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S HERNANDEZ GETTING INTO SPIRIT OF WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES
  • Orange County Register: READY FOR NEXT STEP
  • Orange County Register: FRESHMEN GET THE MESSAGE
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: UA FOOTBALL - COLOR WILDCATS RED, WHITE AND BLUE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: TIME TO GET MEAN
  • LA Times: PICTURE IS DEVELOPING AT UCLA
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DEMETRIUS, UNLEASHED
  • Seattle Times: WILLINGHAM DOING THINGS HIS WAY AT WASHINGTON
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S AYOOB POISED TO MOVE IN
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S NEW MAN FOLLOWS FAMILIAR PATH
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NEW HUSKIES SET TO TACKLE OLD PROBLEMS

    Friday, August 5, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: HAGAN: ASU's BIG CATCH
  • Arizona Republic: DENNARD SHINES ON OFFENSE, DEFENSE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO SOCCER: TAKING THE FIRST STEPS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SUMMER SWEAT ON CAL CAMPUS/BEARS FOOTBALL PLAYERS GROWING UNDER KRASINSKI
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL WOMEN FANS GET IN THE HUDDLE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL TEAM OPENS PRACTICE: THROWBACK PLAYER
  • Tucson Citizen: JERSEY HONOR FOR GARDNER SET FOR AUG. 14 AT MCKALE
  • Tucson Citizen: LOCAL ROUNDUP: HOLLOWELL EARNS FIRST WIN FOR U.S. NATIONAL TEAM
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL NOTES: DEFENSIVE LINEMEN SPARKLE IN WORKOUT
  • Oakland Tribune: UPGRADES AT COACH GIVE STANFORD, SJSU HOPE ENTERING NEW SEASON
  • Associated Press: STANFORD PLAYERS BUY INTO COACH'S STYLE
  • USA Today: TALENT-LADEN TROJANS SET SAIL WITH REVAMPED COACHING STAFF
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S MACKENZIE BEATS TEAMMATE IN FIRST ROUND

    Thursday, August 4, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS AIM TO GET ON BIG STAGE -- AND WIN
  • LA Times: TRIPLE THREATS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO VOLLEYBALL: PLENTY TO PROVE
  • FoxSports.com: CALIFORNIA DREAMIN'
  • Arizona Daily Star: GREATER DEPTH GIVES UA OPTIMISM
  • Oregonian: KENT WILL TRY HANDS AT UO FOOTBALL
  • San Jose Mercury News: BAY AREA COACHES READY TO TACKLE CHALLENGES
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: EXPECTATIONS DON'T FAZE USC

    Wednesday, August 3, 2005

  • LA Times: BANK ON IT: LEINART IS PRIMED FOR A THIRD TITLE
  • SI.com: 'NO REGRETS' LEINART HAPPY WITH HIS DECISION TO RETURN TO USC
  • Seattle P-I: COUGARS WANT BACK IN BOWL
  • Arizona Daily Star: TAKING A BIGGER ROLE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FOR MCLAIN, A BIG LEAP -- AND SO ON
  • San Francisco Chronicle: INTRODUCING JESSICA HARDY

    Wednesday, July 27, 2005

  • The Register-Guard: TRACK ASSISTANCE COMES FROM FAMILIAR FACES
  • Arizona Daily Star: JUST PASSING HIS TIME

    Tuesday, July 26, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: OLSON'S DELICATE DILEMMA: TWO NEW COACHES, ONE JOB

    Monday, July 25, 2005

  • San Jose Mercury News: POWELL HAS NEW SENSE OF PURPOSE IN SACRAMENTO
  • Eugene Register-Guard: ONE DECADE DOWN ... ACCOMPLISHMENTS, CHALLENGES MARK BILL MOOS' TENURE AS UO ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
  • Arizona Republic: UA FOOTBALL LEARNING TO RELAX

    Thursday, June 30, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL, STANFORD RACE ON THAMES
  • Tucson Citizen: ASU: MYERS REPLACES WELLS AS THE SOFTBALL COACH
  • Arizona Republic: EX-DEVIL TO COACH ASU SOFTBALL
  • Eugene Register-Guard: PAC-10 DRAFTEES BUILT FOR POWER

    Tuesday, June 28, 2005

  • Eugene Register-Guard: MOVING ON UP: A SHINY NEW GRANDSTAND PLUMPS RESER STADIUM'S CAPACITY TO 43,000

    Thursday, June 16, 2005

  • Tucson Citizen: ASU BASEBALL: SUN DEVIL CATCHER CAUGHT IN SPOTLIGHT

    Wednesday, June 15, 2005

  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: SUN DEVILS HAVE CWS 'BOUNCE'
  • Arizona Republic: MASK CAN'T HIDE VALUE OF ASU'S GOSEWISCH
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OSU GETS WORLD SERI-OUS

    Tueday, June 14, 2005

  • Oregonian: JENKINS TURNS A GREAT FEELING INTO REALITY FOR BEAVERS
  • Oregonian: OSU EARNS TICKET TO OMAHA
  • Oregonian: MAXWELL GIVES EXHAUSTED BULLPEN A CHANCE TO REGROUP
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD'S RAY SAVORS OPEN SHOT

    Wednesday, June 8, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: DIGOU STILL UNDECIDED ON STATUS FOR DRAFT
  • Arizona Republic: CROWE, BROWN MAY PLAY ON TOGETHER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: TRACK AND FIELD: BACK OF THE EDGE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BASEBALL DRAFT SENDS ANNUAL CHILL THROUGH COLLEGE PROGRAMS
  • LA Times: HENDERSON ZEROING IN ON ELUSIVE TRACK GOAL
  • Seattle Times: PAC-10 GOING TO ESPN
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S SPENCER LEAVES EARLY FOR PRO SOFTBALL
  • Oakland Tribune: MAYBERRY GOES IN FIRST ROUND -- AGAIN
  • Seattle PI: STANFORD UNVEILS $85 MILLION STADIUM PLAN
  • USA Today: MICHIGAN EDGES UCLA, FORCES DECISIVE GAME 3 AT WCWS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: A FARM-FRESH SOLUTION: STANFORD AIMS FOR MORE INTIMACY -- AND NOISE -- WITH RENOVATION
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S WOMEN ARE AIMING HIGH: PAC-10 CHAMPIONS FACE ELITE TEAMS IN NATION
  • Tucson Citizen: BASEBALL: UA'S CROWE THRILLED TO BE 1ST-ROUND PICK
  • Arizona Daily Star: CHESERET RUNNING INTO ELITE TERRITORY
  • Arizona Daily Star: FIRST-ROUND PICK CROWE FINDS SOLACE
  • Oregonian: DUCKS STILL AIM TO COME HOME WITH A TROPHY
  • Oregonian: OSU SERIES WITH USC TURNS INTO A HOT TICKET
  • Oregonian: OSU PREPARES FOR SERIES AGAINST USC
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD UNVEILS PLAN FOR SMALLER STADIUM
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD SEEKS TO ATONE FOR FLOP AT INDOOR MEET

    Tuesday, June 7, 2005

  • USA Today: UCLA TAKES FIRST GAME FROM MICHIGAN IN SOFTBALL FINAL
  • USA Today: PAC-10 MOVES TO ROUND-ROBIN CONFERENCE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
  • Arizona Republic: ASU BRACES FOR BASEBALL DRAFT RAID
  • Arizona Republic: UO HURDLER MITCHUM IS TRAINING AND THINKING LIKE NEXT NCAA CHAMPION
  • LA Times: NCAA SOFTBALL: SELDEN LEAVES BRUINS POISED
  • LA Times: LIGHT-HITTING TROJAN HELPS OUST PEPPERDINE
  • Arizona Daily Star: SOFTBALL TEAM'S SEASON LACKING CONSISTENCY, BUT PRIDE STEADY
  • Oregonian: HE'S RUNNING HIS OWN SHOW
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: CATCHING THE SCOUTS' ATTENTION

    Monday, June 6, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: ASU VALIDATES HOME BID WITH REGIONAL SWEEP
  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS PULL FOR (GASP!) CATS
  • LA Times: NCAA SOFTBALL: UCLA REACHES TITLE SERIES
  • LA Times: NCAA BASEBALL: PEPPERDINE, USC MATCH UP AGAIN
  • Seattle Times: IMPERFECT RACE PUTS UW CREW FOURTH AT NATIONALS
  • Seattle Times: HUSKY GOLFER LEPP CLAIMS NCAA CROWN

    Friday, June 3, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: LOWRIE'S STATISTICS RING TRUE, BUT BACK STORY NEEDS WORK
  • Orange County Register: USC, CLEMENT ON THE RISE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL: NEMESIS AWAITS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASKETBALL: GEARY TO COACH GUARDS FOR OLSON
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASEBALL: VET-HEAVY WILDCATS WILL TRY TO TAME TIGERS
  • Arizona Republic: ERROR COSTS UA IN OPENER
  • Arizona Republic: THESE CATS PACK EXPERIENCE
  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS SAY PITCHING IS PATH THROUGH REGIONAL
  • Arizona Republic: ASU MEN CLIMB TO 11TH, UA IN 12TH, AT NCAA MEN'S GOLF
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OSU'S ELLSBURY FEELING THE DRAFT
  • LA Times: PAC-10 READIES FOR FULL CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
  • LA Times: USC'S CLEMENT EARNING HIS SPOT
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES ADVANCE TO IRA SEMIFINALS

    Wednesday, June 1, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: DESPITE TRAGEDY, UA GOLFER LASHLEY EXCELS
  • Arizona Republic: WILDCATS FACE TALL ORDER IN OPENER
  • Arizona Republic: SUN DEVILS TAKING 17 TO NCAA TRACK FINALS
  • Arizona Republic: BUCK, LARISH EARN ALL-PAC-10 HONORS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OSU BASEBALL: BEAVERS GET HOME-FIELD ADVANTAGE
  • LA Times PAC-10 FOOTBALL: 12TH GAME PROVIDES PROFITS, CHALLENGES
  • Seattle Times: NEW KIEL BOLSTERS UW SHELL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD AIMS FOR CAL'S TITLE: FRESHMAN GRUBE LEADS THE CARDINAL
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASEBALL: JUNIOR ACHIEVERS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL: CATS FACE VOLS' LEFT-HANDER IN OPENER
  • Tucson Citizen: LASHLEY PLAYS WITH HEAVY HEART

    Tuesday, May 31, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: PITCHING-RICH REGIONAL CHALLENGE FOR WILDCATS
  • Arizona Republic: ROAD TO OMAHA STARTS AT HOME FOR ASU
  • Arizona Republic: RED-HOT MOORE GIVES PEAKING SUN DEVILS SHOT AT NCAA MEN'S GOLF TITLE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: PRE LIVES: THE LEGACY OF THE BRASH AND TALENTED STEVE PREFONTAINE IS ALIVE ON THE 30TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS DEATH

    Friday, May 27, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD FACES VOLS FOR A BERTH IN 'OTHER' COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD OFFICIALS PLAN TO BUILD SMALLER STADIUM
  • Tucson Citizen: SOFTFALL: WILDCAT PLAYS THROUGH THE PAIN
  • Tucson Citizen: BASEBALL: CATS NEED SWEEP TO SHARE TITLE
  • Tucson Citizen: SOFFBALL: UA-OKLAHOMA RIVALRY RESUMES
  • Oakland Tribune: COAST FINALLY CLEAR FOR POWE

    Thursday, May 26, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD PROPOSAL: BUILD NEW STADIUM
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LOCAL TEAMS HAVE A SHOT AT BASEBALL REGIONALS: CAL, STANFORD HOPE TO MAKE FIELD OF 64
  • Tucson Citizen: JUNIOR OUTFIELDER CROWE TEARING UP RECORD BOOK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UA SOFTBALL HOPES TO REBOUND IN '06
  • LA Times: UCLA EARNS FIRST TENNIS TITLE IN 21 YEARS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S MACKENZIE HONORED

    Wednesday, May 25, 2005

  • Eugene Register-Guard: NCAA TRACK AND FIELD REGIONAL: SLOW START YIELDS TO POWERFUL FINISH FOR HENDERSON
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NCAA TRACK AND FIELD REGIONAL: ONCE MORE AROUND THE TRACK

    Tuesday, May 24, 2005

  • Eugene Register-Guard: NCAA WEST REGIONAL TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS: FIRST-CLASS BATTLE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: PAC-10 BASEBALL: BEAVERS DON'T LET LOSS GET TO THEM
  • Eugene Register-Guard: SOONER ALL-AMERICAN KO'S DUCKS WITH LATE STRIKEOUTS
  • Seattle Times: PAC-10 IS PLAYING NO HOOP FAVORITES

    Monday, May 23, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: UA BASEBALL IN TITLE HUNT
  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS FALL IN REGIONAL, ENDING WELLS' CAREER
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES WIN REGIONAL, TRIP TO NO. 1 MICHIGAN

    Friday, May 20, 2005

  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD FROSH FITS IN FINE
  • Tucson Citizen: PRESSURE'S ON: CATS NEED HOLLOWELL TO STEP UP IN PLAYOFFS
  • Tucson Citizen: BASEBALL: UA CLOSER MELANCON CONSIDERS A DUAL ROLE
  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS RECOMMIT EFFORT AFTER BLOWOUTS BY UA
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO SOFTBALL: REGIONAL FOES FOCUS ON IMMEDIATE TASK
  • Seattle Times: UW SOFTBALL: BOEK GETS HUSKIES ROLLING FOR REGIONAL

    Thursday, May 19, 2005

  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS SOFTBALL PAIR A WIN-WIN
  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA'S LOWE SHARES TOP PAC-10 HONORS
  • Arizona Republic: ASU GOLFERS LOOK TO PEAK AT NCAAS
  • Arizona Republic: ASU, UA LIKELY TO OK ADDING 9TH PAC-10 FOE
  • Arizona Republic: ASU WOMEN MOVE UP TO 10TH
  • LA Times: UCLA PLAYS NEW ROLE IN SOFTBALL
  • LA Times: EX-TROJAN DAVIS FETS CALL FOR HALL OF FAME
  • Seattle Times: UW RUNNER STUNS HIMSELF

    Tuesday, May 17, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS GETTING ACCUSTOMED TO ELITE STATUS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: PAC-10 TRACK AND FIELD: OREGON RUNS ITS VICTORY LAP
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NCAA EXTENDS UO'S RIDE WITH SOFTBALL TOURNEY BID
  • LA Times: UCLA MISSING ITS LOCAL FLAVOR

    Monday, May 16, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL MEN, WOMEN PROVE TOUGH CREW TO BEAT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL, STANFORD WILL HIT THE ROAD FOR NCAA
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD WINS PAC-10 TRACK
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL HEADS TO FRESNO, STANFORD TO MISSOURI
  • Orange County Register: STANFORD, OREGON WIN TITLES
  • Tucson Citizen: SOFTBALL: WILDCATS WILL HOST REGIONAL
  • LA Times: STANFORD WOMEN TURN THE TABLES ON UCLA
  • LA TIMES: UCLA WINS WATER POLO TITLE
  • Seattle Times: SOFTBALL: HUSKIES GET 16TH OVERALL NCAA SEED
  • Seattle Times: UW CREW SECOND OVERALL, WINS 3 PAC-10 RACES

    Thursday, May 12, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: NO. 2 CAL WOMEN WANT IT ALL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD WOMEN TO BEGIN TITLE HUNT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CATS NEED BAY AREA SWEEP
  • Arizona Daily Star: HOSTING RIGHTS COULD BE ON LINE IN FINAL WEEKEND
  • Arizona Republic: CROWE LEADS REVIVAL OF WILDCATS BASEBALL
  • Arizona Republic: WELLS REALISTIC ABOUT ASU LEGACY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: TRACK FIELD: ABILDTRUP FINDS A HOME WITH THE DUCKS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: FORMER UO RUSHING STARS ADD SPARKLE TO GOLF BENEFIT
  • Seattle Times: PAC-10 CHAMP OLSON GOT HOT AT THE RIGHT TIME

    Wednesday, May 11, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: WOMEN'S TEAMS STRIVE FOR TITLES: STANFORD POLO, CAL GOLF HAVE BEST CHANCES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TV WILL IMPACT THE BIG GAME
  • Orange County Register: UCLA TREATS SAVAGE TO ROUT OF UCI, 11-1
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS SAFETY RATED SIXTH IN COUNTRY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: LACROSSE: UO ENCOURAGED BY INAUGURAL SEASON
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON RETURNS TO MEN'S GOLD REGIONAL
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES HAVE WORK TO DO TO MEET STANDARDS

    Tuesday, May 10, 2005

  • Tucson Citizen: SLATE TO GET TOUGHER FOR CATS
  • Arizona Daily Star: AILING FOSSATTI, ON LAST LEG OF CAREER, BOOSTS UA
  • San Jose Mercury News: FRESHMAN IN FULL SWING
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: FLOYD DEALS WITH ELIGIBILITY ISSUES
  • USA Today: RUPP SET U.S. JUNIOR MARK AT OREGON TWILIGHT

    Monday, May 9, 2005

  • Tucson Citizen: SLATE TO GET TOUGHER FOR CATS
  • Arizona Daily Star: AILING FOSSATTI, ON LAST LEG OF CAREER, BOOSTS UA
  • San Jose Mercury News: FRESHMAN IN FULL SWING
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: FLOYD DEALS WITH ELIGIBILITY ISSUES
  • USA Today: RUPP SET U.S. JUNIOR MARK AT OREGON TWILIGHT
  • Arizona Republic: ASU CAN CONTROL ITS TOURNEY FATE
  • Arizona Republic: NEW ASU AD LOVE 'KNOWS HER BUSINESS'
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS NEED SKIPPER TO VAULT INTO CONTENTION

    Friday, May 6, 2005

  • Orange County Register: FLOYD TURNS TRAVELER, SIGNS SIX FOR USC
  • Orange County Register: UCLA MAKES CHANGES, GAINS FINAL
  • Tucson Citizen: SOFTBALL: WILDCATS FIGHTING FOR THE RIGHT TO HOST REGIONAL
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS NEED TO FOCUS THEIR EFFORTS ON THE FIELD
  • Arizona Daily Star: HOME FINALE TO HONOR SENIORS
  • Arizona Daily Star: WILDCATS NOT READY TO RELAX
  • Arizona Daily Star: RODGERS EXPECTS TO BE WITH CATS NEXT YEAR
  • Oregonian: STAYING ON A DUAL PATH
  • San Jose Mercury News: NO MASKING HIS TOUGHNESS

    Thursday, May 5, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: RESILIENT WARBURG CONQUERS ALL TO BE STANFORD'S NET GAIN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD, CAL GRINDING TO THE VERY END
  • Orange County Register: UCLA: SECOND CHANCE
  • Tucson Citizen: 'WIRED' KERVIN PLAYS ON FOR UA
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD'S THROW OF FORCE
  • Oregonian: SOME CATCHES ARE TOO DIFFICULT EVEN FOR HASS

    Wednesday, May 4, 2005

  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO LACROSSE: THE RIGHT CALL FOR MAY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: STANDARD IS SET FOR OREGON DECATHLETE
  • LA Times: UCLA'S MALONEY NAMED WINNER OF HONDA AWARD
  • USA Today: GREENS OUTDOES THE WHITE IN OREGON SPRING GAME
  • USA Today: UCLA GYMNAST HONORED AS THE BEST IN COLLEGE
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: LOVE A GOOD FIT FOR ARIZONA STATE ATHLETICS

    Tuesday, May 3, 2005

  • Tucson Citizen: CANDREA HUMBLE ON AWARD
  • Arizona Republic: ASU ATHLETES HONORED

    Monday, May 2, 2005

  • Tucson Citizen: CATS SPARKLE IN FIELD, AT PLATE IN BIG WIN
  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS TOP RELAY MARK SET IN '79
  • Eugene Register-Guard: SPRING GAME: DUCKS CATCH ON QUICKLY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: QBS HAVE THEIR DAY IN OSU SPRING GAME
  • Eugene Register-Guard: COMPETING INTERESTS HARM THE BCS PRODUCT
  • LA Times: USC-UCLA: TOUGH MEET, HARD FEELINGS

    Friday, April 29, 2005

  • Contra Costa Times: CAL RUGBY IS HEADS ABOVE THE COMPETITION
  • Tucson Citizen: Pitcher doesn't regret choosing UA
  • Arizona Republic: AD EYES BOTTOM LINE AT ASU
  • Arizona Republic: ASU'S GOSEWISCH GOES ALL OUT BEHIND THE PLATE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: FOOTBALL: OLD DUCKS LEARN NEW TRICKS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OSU'S CONFIDENCE REMAINS DESPITE SECONDARY LOSSES

    Thursday, April 28, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: BCS APPLIES A BANDAGE
  • Arizona Republic: ASU BLOWS BIG LEAD, LOSES PAC-10 GOLF TITLE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NEW ROLE PUTS WILLIAMS IN UO ATHLETICS ADVISER'S SEAT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO MAY PAY PRICE UNDER NEW RULES
  • LA Times: BCS FUMBLES IT AWAY AGAIN
  • Seattle Times: UW MEN SWEEP PAC-10 GOLF TITLES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: RUGBY: BEARS WILL TRY TO TACKLE ANOTHER NATIONAL TITLE
  • Contra Costa Times: CAN CAL STRIKE GOLD IN WATER POLO?
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS HOPE TO BOUNCE BACK AFTER POOR WEEKEND

    Wednesday, April 27, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: ASU LEADS PAC-10 GOLF
  • Eugene Register-Guard: FAMILY GOES EXTRA MILE TO GET RUPP ON THE RIGHT FOOT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO BUILDS ON KENT'S WORK WITH USA TEAM
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NEW OSU COACH HAS LONG TRACK RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: GOOD IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH TO RETURN KICKS FOR DUCKS
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA TO WIN THIS SEAONS, STOOPS TELLS ARIZONA EDITORS
  • Arizona Daily Star: LABOR OF LOVE AHEAD FOR ASU'S NEW AD

    Tuesday, April 26, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: FULL AGENDA AWAITS LOVE AT ASU
  • Eugene Register-Guard: GOOD ADVICE IGNITES MA'S COOL CLUBS
  • LA Times: LEAP OF FAITH: BANKS STOLE SHOW IS ONE OF BEST UCLA-USC DUAL MEETS
  • Seattle Times: ROY STAYNG FOR SENIOR SEASON

    Monday, April 25, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: CATS' SECONDARY FORCES TURNOVERS IN SCRIMMAGE
  • Arizona Republic: ASU, UA MEN MUST DIG DEEP FOR PAC-10 GOLF TITLE
  • Arizona Republic: ASU PRESIDENT CONFIDENT LOVE WAS BEST AD CHOICE
  • Seattle Times: PURPLE 3, GOLD 0 IN ANNUAL SPRING GAME

    Friday, April 22, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: BONDS' MENTORING IGNITES A TEAR BY SUN DEVILS' LARISH
  • Eugene Register-Guard: SWINNEN'S SUCCESSFUL STAY IN EUGENE NEARING THE END
  • Seattle Times: DEPLETED CORNERS AWAITING TRANSFERS
  • Seattle Times: ROY TO REVEAL CHOICE MONDAY
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ROY TO DECIDE ON FUTURE SOON
  • Tacoma News Tribune: `TIME TO SHINE' FOR LINEBACKERS BOMAR AND TREW
  • Seattle PI: HUSKIES ARE DRAWING THE LINE ON DEFENSE
  • Seattle PI: ROY LEANS STRONGLY TOWARD STAYING AT UW

    Thursday, April 21, 2005

  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS PREDICT A BULLISH MARKET
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SPEEDSTER MCCOY KEEPING BUSY
  • Arizona Republic: BOONE IS GOING SOLO FOR ASU
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS HOPE CHANGES MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OSU ON QUEST FOR BALANCE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WOMEN'S TENNIS: DUCKS WANT LONG RUN IN TOURNEY
  • LA Times: PAC-10 TENNIS: TOP BRUIN DROPS OUT
  • LA Times: WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS: UCLA AIMS FOR SPECIAL FEAT
  • Arizona Daily Star: DOUBLE DUTY AN OK DEAL FOR McCOY
  • Oregonian: DRAFT LOOKS GOOD FOR OSU PLAYERS
  • San Jose Mercury News: TEDFORD TAKING UNFAIR HITS IN DRAFT

    Wednesday, April 20, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: LONGTIME STANFORD SWIMMING COACH TO RETIRE
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: CATS LEAP FORWARD UNDER LOPEZ
  • Arizona Daily Star: AIR OF IMPROVEMENT
  • Oregonian: IMPROVING BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: ARENA PLAN APPEALS TO BROADER BASE HERE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS DRAW ON STACKED DB DECK
  • Seattle Times: LOUISVILLE PLAYER MIGHT INCLUDE UW IN PLANS

    Tuesday, April 19, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: SEARCH FOR AD RIGHT ON SCHEDULE
  • Arizona Republic: LARISH'S STEAL AT HOME KEYS SWEEP FOR ASU
  • Eugene Register-Guardr: UO GOLF: MCCREADY FILLING UP HER GALLERY
  • Seattle Times: STANBACK HOPES BEST GOOD ENOUGH IN QB BATTLE
  • Seattle Times: FAME MAY FINALLY FIND LEGENDARY WSU COACH
  • ESPN.com: BOYLE SAYS CAL'S A 'GOLD MINE WAITING TO HAPPEN'
  • ESPN.com: WAGNER LEADS BEAVERS

    Friday, April 15, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: STATUS OF WILDCAT FRESHMAN PITCHER NO LONGER A CONCERN
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS PULL OFF A VOLLEYBALL COUP
  • Oregonian: CANFIELD A QUARTERBACK WILD CARD
  • San Jose Mercury News: NEW CHALLENGE FOR STANFORD QUARTERBACK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S TAKAYAMA HAPPY TO BE BACK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD COACH FLOREAL GETS HIS PRIORITIES IN ORDER
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S BENSON ENJOYS CLUBBING -- IN VOLLEYBALL
  • Tucson Citizen: STRIKEOUT KINGS: NASTY CURVE AIDS GUYETTE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TIME TO JUGGLE ROSTER

    Thursday, April 14, 2005

  • Arizona Daily Star: MAKING HIS MOVE
  • LA Times: LEGEND OF THE FALL: BEFORE BREAKING MLB'S COLOR BARRIER, ROBINSON WAS A SUPERB FOOTBALL PLAYER AT UCLA
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: 'PREDATOR' DELIVERS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: CAL TO TAB RICHMOND'S BOYLE?
  • Tacoma News Tribune: CARDINAL BASEBALL NOT USED TO FOURTH PLACE

    Wednesday, April 13, 2005

  • Tacoman News Tribune: CONROY, ROBINSON SHARE MVP
  • Tacoma News Tribune: SWOGGER, BRINK BATTLING FOR STARTING JOB
  • Seattle PI: UW LAUNCHES AD CAMPAIGN; ROMAR MAKES FOOTBALL PITCH
  • Seattle PI: RANKIN OPENING COACHES' EYES AT RUNNING BACK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: FRONT AND CENTER: JAMES FINLEY HAS BEEN ANYTHING BUT SHY IN JOINING UO RECEIVING CORPS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: GUARD PLANS TRANSFER TO OREGON
  • Eugene Register-Guard: RUPP ON TRACK FOR DUCK DEBUT IN OREGON INVITE'S ELITE 10,000
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES EAGER TO GET RUNNING GAME BACK ON TRACK
  • Seattle Times: COUGAR HA HAD ENOUGH OF THE HARD KNOCKS
  • Seattle Times: DOBA DEFENDS DEFENSE DESPITE GLARING STATS

    Tuesday, April 12, 2005

  • Seattle Times: A DAY TO CELEBRATE WHAT ROBINSON BROUGHT TO HUSKIES
  • Seattle Times: WSU OFFENSE IS SIMPLY BETTER
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA LOOKS TO AVOID TROUBLING RED FLAGS
  • Arizona Daily Star: LINEMEN OFTEN OVERLOOKED, KEY TO TEAM
  • San Jose Mercury News: HERNANDEZ TO TEST NBA DRAFT STATUS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: STANBACK MAKING HIS CASE FOR STARTING JOB
  • Seattle PI: HUSKIES' ROBINSON TO ENTER NBA DRAFT
  • USA Today: WASHINGTON'S ROBINSON HEADING TO DRAFT

    Monday, April 11, 2005

  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS MUSCLE COMPETITION OFF TRACK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO WOMEN NEARLY PPULL OFF TEAM VICTORY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: SMITH FACES CRITICAL CHOICES THIS OFFSEASON
  • Seattle Times: UW's ROBINSON TO ENTER NBA DRAFT
  • Seattle Times: UW'S FOOTBALL PAST AND PRESENT MEET
  • Seattle Times: UW QB STANBACK TAKES A BIG STEP FORWARD
  • Seattle Times: UW EDGED FOR NCAA GYMNASTICS BERTH
  • Seattle Times: HARRISON-LED OFFENSE STARS IN WSU SCRIMMAGE
  • Oakland Tribune: RODGERS PERFORMS FOR GRUDEN

    Friday, April 8, 2005

  • Seattle PI: LINEBACKERS TAKE SPRING HIT
  • USA Today: CAL WR LYMAN'S APPEAL FOR SIXTH YEAR DENIED BY NCAA
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL WILL HONOR PAST HEROES AT BRUTUS HAMILTON MEET
  • Tucson Citizen: LAME FOR A GAME: WHEEL GOOD TIME
  • Arizona Republic: UA TO CUT 18 JOBS IN ATHLETICS
  • Arizona Republic: WILKINSON KNOWS INTERIM AD DUTIES
  • Arizona Republic: YUMA LEGACY LIVES ON IN LAGUNA
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UA TRACK AND FIELD: AS STRONG AS STEELE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OSU PREPARES TO NARROW DOWN SEARCH FOR COACH
  • LA Times: MALONEY READIES FOR LAST STAND WITH BRUINS
  • Seattle Times: TOLEDO TAKES ON NEW ROLE
  • Seattle Times: UW DOUBLE-THREAT DOCKENDORF LEADS THE QUEST FOR TITLE

    Thursday, April 7, 2005

  • Arizona Republic: UA'S ADAMS HAS NOT MADE DRAFT DECISION
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO TRACK AND FIELD: DEALING WITH A STACKED DECK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON ATTEMPTING SPECIAL TEAMS SHUFFLE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO SOFTBALL LOOKS TO SLOW STREAKING OSU
  • LA Times: UCLA WOMEN ARE ON TRACK FOR ANOTHER TITLE
  • LA Times: THIS JUMP IS ONE THAT FEW MAKE
  • Seattle Times: QBS HAVE IMPROVED, DOBA SAYS

    Wednesday, April 6, 2005

  • Seattle PI: ARIZONA COACH SAYS ADAMS LIKELY TO RETURN
  • Tucson Citizen: OLSON READY FOR SUCCESS NEXT SEASON

    Friday, April 1, 2005

  • Tacoma News Tribune: IT'S LONELY IN THE BACKFIELD
  • Oakland Tribune: COACH HARRIS SPRINGS INTO STANFORD WORK
  • Seattle PI: HUSKIES EMBRACE FRESH START

    Wednesday, March 30, 2005

  • Eugene Register-Guard: SURGERY WILL PUT UO'S SKIPPER ON BENCH
  • Seattle Times: BURT EARNS V FOUNDATION HONOR
  • Seattle Times: FOOTBALL: HUSKIES CLEAN CUT FOR SPRING
  • Seattle Times: UW BROTHERS STICK WITH THE HOME TEAM

    Monday, March 28, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD GETS TOUGH, DETHRONES UCONN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: QUICK CLIMB FROM DEPTHS IS THE TICKET
  • San Francisco Chronicle: UPSET-MINDED CAL SETS ITS SIGHTS ON STANFORD IN WOMEN'S TENNIS
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL HAS DESIGNS ON STALEY

    Friday, March 25, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD HAS A 'COOL' SENIOR
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: GIMME A G, GIMME A U, GIMME A T, GIMME AN S

    Wednesday, March 23, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD TO PREPARE FOR CLASH OF TITANS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL TRYING TO KEEP ABREAST
  • Orange County Register: LEINART CAN'T PASS BUT HE CAN LEARN
  • Tucson Citizen: DIVERSITY HAS A NAME: WILDCATS

    Tuesday, March 22, 2005

  • Oakland Tribune: SISTERS PROPEL WOMEN'S SWIM TEAM
  • Seattle PI: UW'S WILLIAMS RETURNS TO HIGH DRAMA
  • USA Today: ROMAR'S ODYSSEY MAKES JOYFUL STOP IN WASH.
  • Arizona Daily Star: EXPECTATIONS INCREASE AS PROGRAM SUCCEEDS
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS UNFAZED BY TOP-SEEDED LSU
  • Arizona Daily Star: SALIM'S APPROACH: WHAT, ME WORRY?
  • San Jose Mercury News: CARDINAL BENEFIT FROM PAC-10'S SUCCESS

    Monday, March 21, 2005

  • Tucson Citizen: UA WOMEN NAB FIRST WIN IN TOURNEY SINCE '00
  • Tucson Citizen: CLASSIC MATCHUP: OLSON, SUTTON VIE WITH SIMILAR TEAMS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES BOUND FOR NEW MEXICO
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TALL DUCKS FACE BIG CHALLENGE IN BEARS
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD WOMEN LOOK TO LIGHT IT UP AGAINST UTAH
  • Seattle PI: HUSKIES, LOUISVILLE SHARE SIMILARITIES
  • USA Today: NEW MENTAL GAME HELPS STOUDAMIRE STEER ARIZONA

    Thursday, March 17, 2005

  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEST FRIENDS WILL BE RIVALS: CARDINAL'S CENTER AND BRONCOS' RESERVE GUARD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: WIGGINS IS READY FOR THE BIG STAGE
  • Contra Costa Times: CARDINAL HAS COME TO RELY ON HARYASZ
  • Orange County Register: UCLA MUST SLOW THE MOTION
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SEEKS BALANCED SCORING AS IT FIRES ITS FIRST SALVO IN NCAA TITLE HUNT
  • Tucson Citizen: MOST IMPROVED CAT: RADENOVIC'S NEW ROLE: ARIZONA'S 'X2-FACTOR'
  • Oakland Tribune: BORCHARDT ENJOYS HER FIFTH GO-ROUND
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