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Wednesday, December 20, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: HARBAUGH ON FIRE WITH OPTIMISM
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD HIRES A CHARMER
  • Oakland Tribune: VANDERVEER TAKES LOOK AT PAC-10
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: COUGARS ARE 10-1, BUT THEY'RE NOT SET

    Tuesday, December 19, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS BRAVE ELEMENTS TO WIN
  • Eugene Register-Guard: LEAF's SEASON OF CHANGE
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL HAS STEWED 10 DAYS OVER UGLY LOSS
  • Oakland Tribune: BETTING THE FARM ON HARBAUGH
  • Oakland Tribune: BOWL LAST GAME FOR LYNCH?
  • Oakland Tribune: CARDINAL TWIN TOWERS OF POWER
  • USA Today: STANFORD BRINGS IN HARBAUGH TO FILL COACHING VACANCY

    Monday, December 18, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: CASTING A SHADOW

    Thursday, December 14, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: WESTERBERG's LEADERSHIP HOLDS ASU TOGETHER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: HARING ANSWERS OREGON's CALL
  • Eugene Register-Guard: IT's BACK TO WORK FOR THE BEAVERS
  • LA Times: HACKETT TAKES A FRESH APPROACH FOR USC
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES, STANFORD RIDE RIVALRY TO SEMIS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DUROCHER FEELING FIT AFTER SURGERY
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES COACH A MAN WITH A PLAN
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: DEFENDING CHAMP UW STILL FLYING BELOW RADAR
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: DUROCHER ON THE MEND

    Wednesday, December 13, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: SALESIAN'S BEST GIVES COMMITMENT TO CAL
  • Oakland Tribune: HIGHLY TOUTED FRESHMAN CENTER APPEL IS A FORCE FOR STANFORD WOMEN
  • Orange County Register: JARRETT, MEDLOCK CHOSEN AS FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TOP HONORS FOR TWO BEARS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LED BY THE BRUINS, WEST JUST MIGHT BE THE BEST
  • Seattle Times: PAC-10 TEAMS RULE NCAA
  • Tucson Citizen: PAC-10 FLEXES MUSCLES EARLY IN AP POLL
  • Tucson Citizen: HAVING FUN AT MCKALE
  • USA Today: KENT IS KING WITH DUCKS

    Tuesday, December 12, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: LOVE: ERICKSON EQUALS SUCCESS
  • Contra Costa Times: EX-CARONDELET STAR APPEL MAKES IMPACT AS FRESHMAN
  • Eugene Register-Guard: MULTIPLE PERSONALITIES SUIT ALSTON
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: FRAMPTON EARNS THREE AWARDS AT FINAL GATHERING OF 2006 WSU FOOTBALL
  • Oakland Tribune: YOUNG MITCH TAKES CHARGE ON FARM
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: UW RECRUITING STAR-FILLED CLASS
  • Tucson Citizen: ERICKSON JUST WHAT SUN DEVILS NEED
  • USA Today: ARIZONA STATE HAS HIGH EXPECTATIONS AFTER HIRING ERICKSON

    Monday, December 11, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: UA STAR STAYS GROUNDED
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S HUGHES RECEIVES LOTT TROPHY
  • Orange County Register: DORRELL UNDECIDED ON BOWL QB STARTER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S BOWLSBY HOPES TO HIRE COACH THIS WEEK
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS SHOW WHAT `ELITE' MEANS
  • Tucson Citizen: IN ERICKSON THEY TRUST

    Friday, December 8, 2006

  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: DOBA REFLECTS ON THE SEASON THAT WAS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: THOMPSON LENDS HUSKIES A HELPING HAND
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW RELIES ON WORK ETHIC TO CAST VOLLEYBALL SPELL
  • Seattle Times: WASHINGTON IS BOPPING TO MORRISON's HIT PARADE
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: HAWES VS. HEYTVELT
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: HUSKIES FACING BIG TEN HURDLES

    Thursday, December 7, 2006

  • FOXSports.com: BUDINGER HAS ENOUGH TALENT TO DOMINATE
  • LA Times: HE ADDS A TWIST TO HIS LEGACY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS GAIN SOME BELIEVERS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: SPENCER HAWES IS THE NEWEST NAME ON A SHORT LIST OF HUSKIES 7-FOOTERS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DEESING LOUDLY LEADS ON COURT
  • Seattle Times: HAWES READY TO TAKE GAME ON THE BIG STAGE
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES KNOW THE GRIND OTHERS CAN ONLY DREAM ABOUT
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: COUGARS' REVIVAL MOVES OUT FRONT
  • Tucson Citizen: WILLIAMS NOT PANICKING OVER MINISLUMP

    Wednesday, December 6, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: CAL STADIUM PLAN WINS UC APPROVAL
  • ESPN.com: NO LONGER THE UNDERSTUDY, IT'S QUINN CITY AT UCLA
  • Eugene Register-Guard: MORE THAN A NUMBERS GAME
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES WOMEN'S BASKETBALL COPING WITH HOST OF INJURIES
  • SI.com: WEAPON IN THE WAITING
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS SOAK UP THEIR DAY IN THE SUN
  • Spokesman Review: WSU, GOING AWAY
  • Tucson Citizen: ZAGS DEFEAT IS GIFT FOR WSU ICON
  • Tucson Citizen: ANOTHER GARDEN PARTY FOR UA

    Tuesday, December 5, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: 'BROTHERLY' LOVE TO BE TESTED
  • Eugene Register-Guard: A FINAL BOW IN THE ROSE CITY
  • FOXSports.com: DUCKS, KENT SHOULD FARE MUCH BETTER THIS SEASON
  • LA Times: FLOYD CAN MAKE USC BASKETBALL A BIG DEAL
  • Spokesman Review: FRESHMAN MAKING BIG IMPACT LOCALLY
  • Spokesman Review: OPPORTUNITY TIME FOR COUGARS
  • Tucson Citizen: HOBSON COMING ON STRONG OFF THE BENCH FOR THE LADY CATS
  • Tucson Citizen: MEET THE WILLIAMS 'BROTHERS'
  • USA Today: SUPER FROSH NETS STARDOM IN TWO SPORTS

    Monday, December 4, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: WALKER AT HOME IN THE PAINT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: POWERFUL TIES THAT BIND
  • Orange County Register: CARROLL, CARR REDIRECT FOCUS ON ROSE BOWL
  • Orange County Register: PEREZ PUTS BEST FOOT FORWARD
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS PLAYERS SAY USC DOMINANCE OVER
  • Tucson Citizen: BUDINGER CATCHING ON

    Friday, December 1, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ASU RETURNS WITH HEAVY HEART
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL-STANFORD ENCOUNTER TRUMPS POLITICS `BIG' TIME
  • Contra Costa Times: O'KEITH GAINED PLENTY AS A BACKUP TAILBACK
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD'S OSAISAI PUTS FOOTBALL FIRST
  • ESPN.com: PORTLAND's TITLE DEFENSE ENDS AGAINST UCLA
  • ESPN.com: BRUINS LOOK TO HAVE THE EDGE
  • LA Times: LOCAL RECRUITING IS KEY TO USC's NATIONAL PROWESS
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: COUGAR WOMEN TRY TO STAY POSITIVE
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: NO LACK OF ENTHUSIASM FOR WSU'S BAYNES
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S VOLLEYBALL TEAM LOOKING FOR A SEVENTH HEAVEN
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S SENIORS SEEK FIRST BIG GAME VICTORY
  • Orange County Register: MOODY WANTS TO MAKE UP FOR LOST TIME
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS OFFENSE FACES THOUGH CHALLENGE
  • Orange County Register: MIXED EMOTIONS FOR KEN NORTON JR.
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKY STADIUM HOLDS KEY TO UW FUTURE
  • Tucson Citizen: DEFENSE NEEDS FIRE IN 2007
  • Tucson Citizen: REMEMBERING A CLASSIC GAME

    Thursday, November 30, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS CRASHING THE PARTY
  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS OFFENSE UNDER SCRUTINY
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL BEGINS BIG WEEK WITH BLOWOUT WIN OVER KANSAS STATE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OAKS HOPES TO STRENGTHEN DUCKS AGAINST GAELS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: SMALL BALL NETS BIG WIN
  • Oakland Tribune: BIG GAME BITTERSWEET FOR EDWARDS
  • Orange County Register: HEALTH GIVES JARRETT BACK HIS EDGE
  • Orange County Register: COWAN IS DORRELL'S QB CHOICE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL FROSH SPARK VICTORY
  • Spokesman Review: UNBLEMISHED!
  • Tucson Citizen: DUCKS FINALLY END EAST COAST WOES IN UPSET OF HOYAS
  • Tucson Citizen: ESPN ANALYST SCORES POINTS FOR PAC-10
  • Tucson Citizen: OFFENSE MUST MAKE STRIDES

    Wednesday, November, 29, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: SEEING DOUBLE
  • Contra Costa Times: SECOND CHANCE FOR BEARS: THEY'RE IN HOLIDAY BOWL
  • Contra Costa Times: FOR CAL, STRENGTH IS IN ITS QUICKNESS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCK MEN RUN AWAY WITH PAC-10 HONORS
  • LA Times: IT DOESN'T RUN IN THE FAMILY
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL GLAD TO BE IN HOLIDAY BOWL
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS, SEMINOLES SET FOR EMERALD BOWL
  • Orange County Register: USC WINS BECOME STATUS SYMBOLS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BRAUN DECRIES EARLY-SEASON HYPE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW BEGINS TITLE DEFENSE
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS LOOK FOR 7TH WIN
  • Spokesman Review: KALIL CLAIMS FUN SURPASSES EVERYTHING AT USC
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: FEW MINUTES, MUCH RESPECT
  • Tucson Citizen: RUNNIN' OVER THE REBELS
  • USA Today: FIVE PAC-10 TEAMS ACCEPT BOWL OFFERS

    Tuesday, November 28, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ANGOUNOU MAKES A FRESH START
  • Contra Costa Times: GAME STILL BIG, ESPECIALLY TO SENIORS
  • LA Times: UCLA HAS ITS SIGHTS ON No. 1
  • LA Times: NEW RULES OF ENGAGEMENT, AND MARRIAGE
  • Oakland Tribune: BIG GAME STILL IS IN SOME PLACES
  • Oakland Tribune: NO PAC-10 TITLE BUT TWO MAJOR AWARDS FOR CAL
  • Orange County Register: ONE PLAY REVS UP FANS OF MALCOLMSON
  • Orange County Register: OFF THE BEATEN TRACK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL SAYS 100% ON THE GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: ALL-LEAGUER OKWO LIVES STANFORD'S WOES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROMAR MAKES LINEUP CHANGE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: MORRISON IS PAC-10 PLAYER OF THE YEAR
  • Seattle Times: MORRISON EARNS PLAYER OF YEAR
  • Tucson Citizen: GOOD SOLDIER IS GONE

    Monday, November 27, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS FLY INTO NCAAs
  • Orange County Register: UCLA DEFENSE MUCH IMPROVED
  • Seattle Times: HUSKY WOMEN SHOW DEPTH IN WINNING HOOPS TOURNEY

    Tuesday, November 21, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS MAKE A SPLASH
  • LA Times: USC's REED DIDN'T LET THE GRASS GROW UNDER HIS FEET
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES' DUROCHER HAS BRAIN TUMOR
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: HARD WORK, HIGH HOPES
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: 'THIS IS THE YEAR' FOR COUGS TO WIN
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: WILLINGHAM STRESSES POSITIVE IN POST-MORTEM
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: WSU COACH REFLECTS ON HIGHS, LOWS OF YEAR

    Monday, November 20, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS STEP ONTO NATIONAL STAGE
  • LA Times: THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR WINNIN' THE BIG GAMES
  • Seattle Times: UW FOOTBALL SAVES ITS BEST FOR LAST, ENTERS OFFSEASON HAPPY

    Thursday, November 17, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: TAKING THEIR BOWS
  • LA Times: TROJANS IN FLUX AMID REFLECTION
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: BACK IN TOWN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: APPLE CUP START BRINGS BONNELL FULL CIRCLE ON MOST ARDUOUS PATH
  • Seattle Times: THOMPSON's RECORD RUN NEARING END
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: BRUCE ALMIGHTY
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: DAVIS WON'T LET BROKEN WRIST SPOIL HIS APPLE CUP
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: MODEST GOAL LEFT FOR UW

    Wednesday, November 15, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: BIGGEST TEST YET FOR DB
  • Contra Costa Times: FRESHMAN STEPS INTO CAL'S FRONT LINE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: TRANSFERS PROVE TO BE QUICK STUDIES
  • LA Times: NO SECOND THOUGHTS
  • Oakland Tribune: BEARS COUNTING ON FRESHMAN ANDERSON
  • Orange County Register: PROVIDING A PUNCH
  • Orange County Register: DWAYNE JARRETT: HIS ROAD NOT TAKEN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: RESTED AND RESTLESS, BEARS READY TO PLAY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HARRIS PLEASED BY TEAM'S EXECUTION IN WIN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HARD TIMES FOR UW SENIORS
  • Spokesman Review: STAND UP AND CHEER
  • Tacoma News-Tribune A HOLLYWOOD ENDING?
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS IMPROVE ON OFFENSIVE LINE
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS CHANGING LINEUP?
  • USA Today: COACH'S CORNER: BEN BRAUN

    Tuesday, November 14, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: INSPIRED BY RUTGERS, CARPENTER HAVING FUN AGAIN
  • LA Times: BREAKAWAY THREAT
  • Oakland Tribune: FEW GAMES IN CAL'S PAST AS BIG AS THIS
  • Orange County Register: JACKSON A DANGER ON SPECIAL TEAMS
  • Seattle Times: THIS IS "AN EXCITING TIME" FOR DAUGHERTY's HUSKIES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: PROUD HUSKY WILLIAMS SOLDIERS ON
  • Tucson Citizen: WITH NOD TO RUTGERS, ASU'S CARPENTER VOWS TO LOOSEN UP
  • Tucson Citizen: NJONKOU READY TO GO

    Monday, November 13, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ATUAHENE EAGER TO SHOW HIS VALUE
  • Arizona Republic: CATS UPBEAT AFTER 2 BIG WINS
  • Contra Costa Times: JACKSON FORGETS BIG DAY, LOOKS AHEAD
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD TIPS WASHINGTON, IS NO LONGER 0-FOR-'06
  • Contra Costa Times: LOPEZ MAKES IMPACT IN COLLEGE DEBUT
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD STARTS YOUTHFUL TRANSITIONS
  • ESPN.com: CARDINAL TALENTED ENOUGH FOR ANOTHER DEEP MARCH RUN
  • Orange County Register: USC FRESHMAN PICKS RIGHT SPOT AGAINST OREGON
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD BOUYED BY 1st VICTORY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: THE TRUTH HURTS FOR 4-7 HUSKIES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS SEARCH FOR ANSWERS
  • Seattle Times: FLASHY HOOPS DEBUTS ALL AROUND FOR HUSKY FRESHMEN
  • Tucson Citizen: McCALL PROBABLY THE HAPPIEST CAT
  • Tucson Citizen: HIGHLIGHT MOVE FOR CASON
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS HIT THEIR STRIDE

    Friday, November 10, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: TWINS TOWERS GIVE STANFORD PRESENCE

    Thursday, November 9, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: BEND-BUT-NOT-BREAK NOT ALWAYS GREAT FOR DEFENSE
  • Contra Costa Times: NBA COULD BE NEXT FOR HARDIN
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: OREGON PREPARES FOR USC WITH AN UPSET IN MIND
  • Oakland Tribune: SCOUTS SEE NBA FUTURE FOR ANOTHER CAL BIG MAN
  • Oakland Tribune: GIVING UP BIG PLAYS ANNOYS BEARS' DB
  • Oakland Tribune: SKY'S THE LIMIT, STANFORD BELIEVES
  • Orange County Register: BLAZING PATTERSON OFFERS USC INTRIGUE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FINAL FOUR IS EXPERIENCED CARDINAL'S GOAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BOWL BERTHS STANDARD OF YEAR'S SUCCESS
  • Spokesman Review: SUN DEVILS' HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR YEAR HAVE GONE TO HADES
  • Spokesman Review: HEMPHILL MAKES MOST OF OPPORTUNITY
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS FACE WIDE-OPEN OPTIONS IN REPLACING WIDEOUTS
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: HUSKIES TRY HEMPHILL ON FOR SIZE
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCAT DEFENDERS HOPE FOR BREATHER
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS CONCERNED WITH CAL'S `DYNAMIC' DeSEAN
  • Tucson Citizen: SOLID SHOOTING, PASSING BODE WELL FOR OLSON
  • Tucson Citizen: YES, VIRGINIA, CATS LOOK READY

    Wednesday, November 8, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: FRESHMEN LEAD WAY
  • Arizona Republic: BONVICINI ADJUSTING TO DEPTH
  • Contra Costa Times: PAC-10 CROWN, NOT NFL DRAFT, TOPPING LYNCH'S AGENDA
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD WOMEN FAVORED, BUT FOR NOW THEY'RE AILING
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS' BEAUT OF A BRUTE
  • LA Times: THE THINKER
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: COUGARS FACE DIFFERENT SCENARIOS
  • Oakland Tribune: LYNCH'S GAME PLAN IS RUNNIN', CHILLIN'
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S NEW LOOK WILKES HAS HAIR-RAISING POWER
  • Orange County Register: GANTLET BEGINS
  • Orange County Register: USC, OREGON FOUGHT BORDER WAR FOR MAUALUGA
  • Orange County Register: OLSON COULD SEE ACTION AS A BACKUP
  • San Francisco Chronicle: DeCOUD OUT OF HAZE - AND STUDYING THE HIT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BAY AREA SET FOR SPOTLIGHT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL ARE WET BEHIND THE EARS DEALING WITH RAIN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: PLUMBING THE DEPTHS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANFORD STILL THE PAC-10 WOMEN'S TEAM TO BEAT
  • Seattle Times: FOUR FAB FRESHMEN
  • Spokesman Review: HUSKIES MAINTAIN BOWL HOPES
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS CAN'T RELY ON APPLE HARVEST
  • Spokesman Review: NEW LIFE FOR RILEY, OSU
  • Spokesman Review: NEW COACH, OLD TEAM
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: HUSKIES WARY ABOUT FOE RELUCTANT TO SET RECORD
  • Tucson Citizen: FUTURE STARTING FIVE?
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS, BEARS TO SHOW OFF THORPE CANDIDATES
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS WILL HAVE GOLDEN CHANCE FOR AN UPSET

    Tuesday, November 7, 2006

  • Orange County Register: OREGON HAS AN OFFENSE WITH A LOT OF OPTIONS
  • Orange County Register: HAPPILY ONE OF THE GUYS
  • Orange County Register: POSITIVES SEEN IN LATEST LOSS
  • Spokesman Review: HILL'S REGULAR SEASON MAY BE OVER
  • Tucson Citizen: BEARING DOWN ON UA

    Monday, November 6, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: ROSE BOWL HOPES DEPEND ON CAL'S DEFENSE
  • Orange County Registe: SANCHEZ SIGHTING AT STANFORD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: POWE-LESS BEARS HOPE TO PROVE PREDICTIONS WRONG
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LOOKING TO FILL SOME BIG SHOES
  • Seattle Times: AT LONG LAST, PEACE FOR THREE UW PLAYERS
  • Seattle Times: UW WOMEN'S BASKETBALL LOOKING READY TO GO
  • Spokesman Review: WSU SOCCER DOES ITS JOB
  • Tucson Citizen: BETWEEN THE LINES
  • Tucson Citizen: BONVICINI HAPPY WITH UA'S DEPTH
  • Tucson Citizen: GUARDS LOOK STRONG FOR WILDCATS
  • Tucson Citizen: NO. 10 ARIZONA LOOKING TO RETURN TO FINAL FOUR
  • Tucson Citizen: NO TIME TO CELEBRATE

    Friday, November 3, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: TWINS SQUARE OFF
  • Contra Costa Times: SO HAPPY TOGETHER
  • Contra Costa Times: HEART OF CAL VOLLEYBALL BEATS IN CARTER, DAVIS
  • Contra Costa Times: GOLDEN BEARS HAVE A HAWAIIAN CONNECTION
  • Eugene Register-Guard: JOHNSON FEELS HIS RUSH TO SHARE THE LOAD
  • Eugene Register-Guard: GARBIN's RECORDS NEED POSTSEASON SPIN
  • LA Times: HE'S NOT SO TOUGH
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: COUGAR KICKER GETS HIS CHANCE
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD FOOTBALL ON AD'S FRONT BURNER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BRUINS SAY THEY'RE FAR FROM BEING IN RUINS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: NO LONGER THE UNDERSTUDY, TROJAN QB RELISHES STAR ROLE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DUCKS RB STEWART IS STOKING THE INTEREST OF NFL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UCLA THE TEAM TO BEAT IN PAC-10 HOOPS
  • Spokesman Review: WSU'S MURRELL EXPECTS BOOST FROM SOPHOMORES
  • Spokesman Review: WSU RECEIVER JORDAN PLANS TO SUIT UP FOR ARIZONA DESPITE KNEE'S LIMITATIONS
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: SLEEK, BOLD, BEAUTIFUL
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: FAMILIAR LOOK SEEN IN PAC-10
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: BIG STARTS TONIGHT FOR UW MEN
  • Tucson Citizen: UA WOMEN READY FOR THE NEXT CHALLENGE
  • Tucson Citizen: THE LESSONS OF LOSING
  • Tucson Citizen: 'THIS LEAGUE IS GOING TO BE TOUGH'

    Thursday, November 2, 2006

  • Orange County Register: IDEA RECEIVED
  • Orange County Register: UCLA FACES BIG CHALLENGE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S HAWKINS SETS HIMSELF AN IMPOSING GOAL: PERFECTION
  • Spokesman Review: HOWELL PROMISES TO CHANGE
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS KEEP THEIR GUARD UP
  • Spokesman Review: THIRD-YEAR COACH STOOPS LOOKS FOR RIGHT FORMULA
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS' GUARDS MAKE THEIR POINT(S)
  • Tucson Citizen: WSU'S BRUCE TALKS AS WELL AS HE PLAYS

    Wednesday, November 1, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: BARRETT's CAST IS BADGE OF SUCCESS
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL QB PASSES TEST OF STRENGTH
  • FOXSports.com: BRUINS OUT TO PROVE LAST SEASON WAS NO FLUKE
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL QB ENDURES LOSS OF HIS DAD
  • Oakland Tribune: PATH TO ROSES SIMPLE ONE FOR CAL
  • Orange County Register: LINEBACKER TO PLAY FULLBACK
  • Orange County Register: DERRICK WILLIAMS IS TASTING SUCCESS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS ARE ANXIOUS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: EXPECTATIONS THROUGH ROOF FOR UW FRESHMAN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW SENIOR BELL PLAYING THROUGH PAIN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: QUIETLY, CONVERTED RB RUSSON TAKES HUSKIES' OFFENSE DEEP
  • Seattle Times: DuROCHER ENJOYING THE RIDE, DESPITE ITS BUMPS
  • Spokesman Review: USC SEEKS RETURN TO FORM
  • Spokesman Review: KIRTON FEELS BETTER AFTER `HAIRY' PLAY
  • Spokesman Review: OCTOBER OMEN OF THINGS TO COME
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: COUGARS TURN DEFENSE AROUND
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: FEW RECRUITS CROSS THE COLUMBIA
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: DUNN, ARIZONA HOPE TO KEEP WSU ON THE RUN
  • Tucson Citizen: CALLS KEEP RILEY FROM HIS ROUTINE
  • Tucson Citizen: BONVICINI STILL UNCERTAIN ABOUT STARTING LINEUP
  • Tucson Citizen: FONTENOT HAS HILL CHALLENGE
  • Tucson Citizen: PERSONAL WOES FAIL TO SLOW WSU'S DOBA

    Tuesday, October 31, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: CARPENTER FINDS NEW PATIENCE
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL EXPECTED TO FACE UCLA'S COWAN
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS RETURNER SOMETHING SPECIAL
  • FOXSports.com: ARIZONA PREVIEW
  • LA Times: SEASONS CHANGE, AND HOWLAND EASES PAIN
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: COUGAR HOOPS MAKES DUE WITHOUT BAYNES
  • Oakland Tribune: FRESHMEN WAIT FOR CHANCE
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS READY TO START NEW WIN STREAK
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES HAVEN'T GIVEN UP HOPE
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS FEEL CONFIDENT
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS DESERVE MORE CREDIT
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: DUROCHER'S DREAM START NOT A REALITY
  • Tucson Citizen: 'MOTIVATED' TB HENRY RETURNING AS UA STARTER
  • Tucson Citizen: IF HE'S OK, LET `THE FUTURE' PLAY
  • USA Today: WASHINGTON EXTENDS ROMAR

    Monday, October 30, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: MILLER LIFTS ASU
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OSU SLAYS THE GIANT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WHEN THE MOMENT ARRIVES, RILEY's TROOPS BELIEVE
  • FOXsports.com: STANFORD ALREADY TALKING ABOUT FINAL FOUR
  • LA Times: USC AND UCLA TO END UP CLOSE BY ON THE ROAD
  • LA Times: CARROLL SEES THE SYSTEM AS USC's SALVATION
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL SMELLING ROSES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL HAS HIS MISSIONS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: NO SUGARCOATING LOSS: UW'S BOWL HOPES TAKE SERIOUS HIT
  • Spokesman Review: WSU ON NATIONAL RADAR
  • Tucson Citizen: ASU ONE SHY OF BOWL ELIGIBILITY
  • Tucson Citizen: FRESHMAN JUGGLES SCHEDULE TO PLAY FOR U.S.
  • Tucson Citizen: WILL PENDULUM SWING ON CATS AT WSU'S PIT?

    Friday, October 27, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DAVIS EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS IN STARTING LINEUP FOR DEVILS
  • Arizona Republic: RADENOVIC LOOKS DOMINANT
  • Contra Costa Times: UBAKA SHOWING FRESHMAN THE ROPES
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: WOOLRIDGE WANTS A RETURN TO FORM
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: LOSS WOULD DRAIN ANY BOWL HOPES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: SUCCESS CAME SLOW FOR TARDY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW, ROMAR EXTEND THEIR MUTUAL AFFECTION
  • Seattle Times: WSU RECEIVER TOUGH OVER THE MIDDLE
  • Spokesman Review: GRANDMOTHER SURE SHOULD BE PROUD
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: DEEP, EXPERIENCED HUSKIES HAVE MARCH IDEAS
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: SACK RACE HITS THE ROSE BOWL
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASKETBALL TEAM IN TOP 10 - BARELY
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL TEAM TO TAKE ON ALUMS
  • Tucson Citizen: 5-9 WISE COMES UP BIG

    Thursday, October 26, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: RESILIENT VOLLMER DOESN'T FALTER
  • LA Times: CLASS INACTION
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: WSU VOLLEYBALL TAKES ON UCLA
  • Orange County Register: RASSHAN FEELS GOOD ABOUT HIS PROGRESS
  • Orange County Register: BREAKING AWAY: CHAUNCEY WASHINGTON
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: EX-HUSKIES QBS AGREE: KEEP LOCKER'S SHIRT RED
  • Seattle Times: DAWGS' DEFENSE GOOD AS GOLDSON
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW'S BROCKMAN NOMINATED FOR WOODEN AWARD
  • Spokesman Review: STATUS OF UW RUNNING BACK JAMES REMAINS CLOUDED
  • Spokesman Review: CONFIDENT COUGARS WANT TO RUN TABLE
  • Spokesman Review: RIVALRY HEATS UP FOR SACK IN PAC
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: SQUEEZE ENDANGERS UW-GONZAGA SERIES
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: WSU'S HUTSONA CREATES EXCITEMENT
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: SAMPSON, KRAVITZ READY TO RUN
  • Tucson Citizen: THE BOUNCE: LINDA IS BACK AND SETTING THE PACE
  • Tucson Citizen: SOPH ONOBUN GETS 'D' MESSAGE
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS THINK TUITAMA WILL BE BACK FOR WSU

    Wednesday, October 25, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: LYNCH STEERS TOWARD BIGGER LEADERSHIP ROLE
  • ESPN.com: TUCSON'S ELDER STATESMAN IS NOWHERE NEAR RETIREMENT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: KENT DEFINES HIMSELF AS QUITE A CATCH
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: COUGARS CONTROL THEIR OWN DESTINY
  • Oakland Tribune: LYNCH IN OSKI COSTUME ON HALLOWEEN?
  • Orange County Register: OLSON VAGUE ABOUT RETURN TO LINEUP
  • San Francisco Chronicle: COACHES PUTTING IT ALL IN RECRUITING
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BRAUN LIKES HEALTHY LOOK OF HIS BEARS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: 'FORGOTTEN' FRESHMAN READY TO IMPRESS UW CAGERS
  • Spokesman Review: LEAF JOINS MIX
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS HAVE ADAPTED WELL IN 3-4 DEFENSE
  • Spokesman Review: HUSKIES EXPECT JAMES WILL PLAY
  • Spokesman Review: WORK IN PROGRESS
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: KEEP ASPIRIN HANDY, HUSKY FAITHFUL
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: THE LATEST CONCERN: KICKER
  • Tucson Citizen: IN LIEU OF LIAW, UA JUST LOOKS TO SURVIVE SEASON
  • Tucson Citizen: YOUNG TROJANS TO GET EVEN BETTER
  • Tucson Citizen: DECISION ON TUITAMA NEARS
  • Tucson Citizen: I'M READY TO GO

    Tuesday, October 24, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: WASHINGTON FULL OF SURPRISES
  • LA Times: FOR MORE OPTIONS, SIMPLY HIT 'POUND'
  • Eugene Register-Guard: MOORE GETS ANOTHER, BELATED SHOT AT BEATING TROJANS
  • Orange County Register: BYE WEEK LETS PLAYERS HEAL
  • Orange County Register: OLSON'S RETURN DELAYED
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BONNELL FEELS '100 PERCENT BETTER'
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES HAWES CLEARED TO RETURN NOV. 1
  • Spokesman Review: STATUS OF UW RUNNING BACK JAMES UP IN AIR
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: WILLINGHAM DEFENDS CHOICE
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS APPEAR TO BE SETTLED ON TOP FIVE

    Monday, October 23, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: BYE WEEK WELCOME FOR BEARS
  • Contra Costa Times: OSAISAI PROVIDES BRIGHT SPOT IN A DARK SEASON
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS FINISH STRONG
  • Oakland Tribune: PERFECT IN PAC-10 PLAY, CAL GETS NEEDED REST
  • Orange County Register: COWAN SAYS HE COULD BE MORE OFFENSIVE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HARRISON KEEPS PLAYING WITH 'BUMPS AND BRUISES'
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BONNELL HURT IN HUSKIES HEARTBREAKER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BEATING OREGON A SIGN COUGS MAKING PROGRESS
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES ROWERS SHINE IN BOSTON
  • Tucson Citizen: LATE STRETCH CRUCIAL FOR SUN DEVILS' KOETTER
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS HIT SHOTS, AND OLSON SMILES

    Friday, October 20, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: STEPTOE READY FOR QB CALL
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL KICKER IS EARNING RESPECT
  • Contra Costa Times: HUSKIES BUYING INTO WILLINGHAM
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD QB LIVING THE DREAM
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO WOMEN LOOK TO DEFY EXPECTATIONS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: COUGAR CONNECTION
  • LA Times: MORE GRAY THAN BLACK AND WHITE
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: RUNNING ON EMPTY?
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD GIVES BIG BOOT AND BOOST IN SPIRITS
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS MUST LEARN TO ADJUST ON THE FLY
  • Orange County Register: BUILDING UP BOOTY IS VITAL
  • Orange County Register: DAVIS SEEKS A MORE ACTIVE OFFENSIVE ROLE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S ROBERTSON COPES WITH PERSONAL TRAGEDY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: QB'S IN A VULNERABLE POSITION
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SPEED THRILLS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FULL CIRCLE FOR STANFORD'S PRITCHARD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S HAMPTON EASES SAFETY CONCERNS
  • Seattle Times: WALLACE'S TIME IS NOW
  • Spokesman Review: STEWART SLIPPED THROUGH FINGERS
  • Spokesman Review: FAREWELL TO BYE WEEK
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: UW DEFENSE LOOKS TO BOLSTER BONNELL
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: COUGS GET PLAN B READY
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: STANBACK HAS TO DEPEND ON HUSKIES TO COMPLETE HIS LEGACY
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: ROMAR'S GETTING TO KNOW HUSKIES
  • Tucson Citizen: HE CAME BACK FOR THE GIRL

    Thursday, October 19, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S PERSONNEL DOESN'T DICTATE SPREAD OFFENSE
  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS' HUGHES IS A PURE ARTIST
  • Contra Costa Times: ALLEN RUNNING WITH ELITE COMPANY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: GUNHEIM GETTING PUSHED AS LEADER OF D-LINE
  • Spokesman Review: WILLIAMS GIVES UW EXTRA INSIGHT ON CAL
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: JUST WHAT THE DUCKS ORDERED
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: MATEAKI FEELS STANBACK'S PAIN
  • Tucson Citizen: STROUGHTER PROVIDES BIG PLAYS FOR BEAVERS
  • Tucson Citizen: ASSISTANT GONZALEZ BRINGS NEW APPROACH
  • Tucson Citizen: UA RECEIVERS WANT TO MAKE SNAP DECISIONS

    Wednesday, October 18, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: A REPEAT WOULD PLEASE SAFETY
  • Contra Costa Times: KELLY BACK IN MIX ON TWICE REPAIRED KNEE
  • Contra Costa Times: GREEN QB GETS FIRST CALL FOR HUSKIES AGAINST CAL
  • LA Times: COACH REFUSES TO GIVE CANCER THE ADVANTAGE
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: PAC-10 NOTEBOOK: CARDINAL CAN'T CATCH A BREAK
  • Oakland Tribune: SENIOR KELLY GLAD TO BE MAKING CONTRIBUTION
  • Orange County Register: OLSON PLANS OCT. 28 RETURN
  • Orange County Register: O, TROJANS TRYING
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD QB EDWARDS OUT FOR SEASON
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: LOCKER MAY PLAY THIS YEAR FOR HUSKIES
  • Spokesman Review: DUROCHER, LOCKER PREPARE TO BACK UP EX-BACKUP
  • Spokesman Review: QUARTERBACKS TAKE A HIKE
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS CONTINUE TO SEE RED
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: IF BONNELL FAILS, WHAT HAPPENS?
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: BRINK REMAINS THE STARTER
  • Tucson Citizen: CRITICAL LIST FOR PAC-10 QUARTERBACKS
  • Tucson Citizen: JOHNSON WANTS MOORE

    Tuesday, October 17, 2006

  • LA Times: BRADFORD BECOMES MAN OF MANY MOVES
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS RANKED SECOND IN BCS
  • Orange County Register: SANCHEZ LETS PROMOTION TALK PASS
  • Orange County Register: COWAN'S INJURED THROAT A CONCERN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANBACK DONE FOR YEAR
  • Seattle Times: STANBACK ALL DONE
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: STANBACK DONE FOR SEASON
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: SOUTH SOUND QB TO LEAD UW
  • Tucson Citizen: REVOLVING DOOR AT QB FOR WILDCATS
  • USA Today: STANBACK TO MISS REST OF SEASON

    Monday, October 16, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: UA FINDS GROUND GAME
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS' WAIT CONTINUES
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: BRINK SITS IN FAVOR OF ROGERS
  • Oakland Tribune: STARS ALIGNED FOR CAL AT THE PALOUSE
  • Orange County Register: WASHINGTON RISES TO THE CHALLENGE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANBACK'S INJURY SPARKS CALL FOR LOCKER TO SEE ACTION
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS SHOW SIGNS OF DISTRESS IN LOSS TO CAL
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: LOCKER'S REDSHIRT GOING OUT OF FASHION
  • Tucson Citizen: RARELY USED HEAVNER READY TO LET IT RIP
  • Tucson Citizen: MICKEY'S MANTLE FITS YOUNG CAT
  • Tucson Citizen: DEFENSIVE LINE RISES UP
  • Tucson Citizen: RUNNING OUT OF QUARTERBACKS

    Friday, October 13, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ALL IN THE FAMILY
  • Arizona Republic: SENDEK OFFERS HOPE FOR FUTURE
  • Arizona Republic: CATS ON SAME PAGE
  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS AREN'T STARTING FROM SCRATCH
  • Contra Costa Times: HARD HITS ARE NOTHING NEW FOR CAL LINEBACKER FOLLETT
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL LB FOLLETT HAMMERS HOME POINT
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S POROUS DEFENSE IS IMPROVING
  • Orange County Register: USC'S SAM BARKER HOLDS THE LINE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD CORNERBACKS IMPROVING
  • San Francisco Chronicle: 'DARKSIDE' DESMOND THE FORCE OF THE BEARS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SCORING WITH STYLE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES MAKE THE GRADE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS' SACKS SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BANGED-UP UW MEN OPEN PRACTICE TONIGHT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: SKY'S THE LIMIT FOR SENIOR-LADEN UW WOMEN
  • Spokesman Review: SACKS HAVE BECOME COUG'S BAF
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: CLEAR SAILING FOR STANBACK
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE MIDDLING HALFWAY TO THE END
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: WSU'S BUMPUS: MOVING TARGET
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS ROLL OUT NEW PITCHERS AT FALL TOURNAMENT
  • Tucson Citizen: STANFORD OFFERS HOPE FOR CATS

    Thursday, October 12, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: BOOTY A WORTHY QB SUCCESSOR
  • Associated Press: USC'S NEW ARENA SET TO OPEN
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL VOLLEYBALL IS PERFECT FIT FOR ANOTHER CROATIAN
  • Contra Costa Times: WHO GETS CREDIT (OR IS IT BLAME?) FOR UNIFORMS?
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS' OGUCHI GAINS A WORLD OF EXPERIENCE
  • LA Times: SOME PLAYERS ARE TRYING TO GET RIGHT TO THE POINT
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: RED ALERT: WSU TRIES TO SOLVE WOES INSIDE THE 20
  • Orange County Register: USC FOES USE POSSESSION GAME
  • Orange County Register: OLSON TARGETS OCT. 28 RETURN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: PAC-10 FOOTBALL: ELBOWS STARTING TO FLY WITH BCS RANKINGS DUE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW OFFENSIVE LINE EVOLVES FROM QUESTION INTO A SOURCE OF PRIDE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKY UP FOR COURAGE HONOR
  • Seattle Times: PAC-10 PROGRAMS' FORTUNES RISE, FALL WITH OFFENSIVE LINE
  • Spokesman Review: HUSKIES LOOK FORWARD
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS SET GOAL TO START FINISHING
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: HUSKIES' HIGH MARKS NOT LIMITED TO RECORD
  • Tucson Citizen: PIECES SEEM TO FIT JUST RIGHT FOR UA SQUAD
  • Tucson Citizen: STANFORD GETS SOLID PLAY FROM OKWO
  • Tucson Citizen: ALL TOGETHER NOW

    Wednesday, October 11, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: EXPECTATIONS HIGH AS FALL PRACTICE APPROACHES
  • Contra Costa Times: PEOPLE'S HERO LEVY NOW JUST A GUY ON THE BENCH
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD GYMNAST GETS CALL FOR WORLDS
  • LA Times: COWAN COMES INTO HIS OWN
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: NEW BACKUP QB GETS WORK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: GRIFFIN PUNISHED WITH BENCHING
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: RUNNING THE GAMUT
  • Orange County Register: UCLA'S VERNER AHEAD OF THE GAME
  • Orange County Register: UCLA OFFENSE TRIES TO IRON OUT DETAILS
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS PREPARE FOR ASU QB
  • Oregonian: UO HOPES TO TAKE AWAY UCLA'S EDGE
  • Oregonian: FLEET STANBACK IGNITES UW TURNAROUND
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LYNCH LOOKS TO BE AT FULL SPEED
  • San Jose Mercury News: GOOD LUCK HYPING THIS ONE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BACKUP BONNELL READY, ABLE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WILL BRINK RECOGNIZE ANYONE HE'S THROWING TO?
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS RECEIVERS CAN'T CATCH BREAK
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: STANBACK KNOWS PAIN
  • Tucson Citizen: TORIAN HAS ASU RETHINKING OFFENSE
  • Tucson Citizen: CAL'S JACKSON PAC-10'S BEST ON OFFENSE
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS READY TO RUN

    Tuesday, October 10, 2006

  • Orange County Register: PLAYING COULD MEAN BRADFORD HASN'T HAD HIS FILL AT FB
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES FOCUSED FORWARD
  • Spokesman Review: SCHEDULE HASN'T BEEN KIND TO YOUNG COUGS
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: UW FANS SHOULD FOCUS ON BOWLS, NOT CONSPIRACIES
  • Tucson Citizen: EX-TULANE GOLFERS BOOST CATS
  • Tucson Citizen: OLSON TRADES BARBS AT CHALLENGE WARM-UP
  • Tucson Citizen: SPREAD OFFENSE IS ONLY ROUTE LEFT FOR CATS
  • Tucson Citizen: CANALES GETS PARTNER

    Monday, October 9, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S VAUNTED DEFENSE BEGINS TO FLEX MUSCLES
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL 'D' MADE STATEMENTS TOO
  • Orange County Register: TURNER HAS 'TREMENDOUS SHOWING'
  • Orange County Register: CROWN ERA LIKELY TO BEGIN
  • Orange County Register: NO STOPPING THIS FRESHMAN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL HALFWAY BETWEEN INESCAPABLE T-WORDS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FORSETT PICKS UP INJURED LYNCH
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS ON TRACK FOR BOWL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: RESURGENT HUSKIES NOT SATISFIED WITH JUST COMING CLOSE AGAINST TROJANS
  • Spokesman Review:: COUGARS SHOULD BE CONTENT

    Friday, October 6, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: UCLA TO SEE CATS' ATTITUDE
  • Associated Press: DUCKS' RIVALRY RUNS DEEP WITH CALIFORNIA
  • Contra Costa Times: OREGON IS HOME TO COACH BELLOTTI
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUINS' DL IS STILL USING HIS FOOTWORK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC COULD GET FRESH LOOKS AT RECEIVER
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS LOST OUT ON QB
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: OREGON, CAL GET SET FOR EPIC PAC-10 BATTLE
  • Oakland Tribune: OREGON PRIDE NOW BURSTING IN DUCKS' BELLOTTI
  • Orange County Register: MALU GETS THE CALL AT GUARD WITH RACHAL AILING
  • Oregonian: UO DEFENSE FACES STERN TEST
  • Oregonian: WHAT HAPPENED TO THE OSU BIG-PLAY OFFENSE?
  • Oregonian: FORGET HISTORY, BRINK IS READY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: JONES ENDS HER CAREER AT UW
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: USC COACH HAS MANUFACTURED A PROGRAM BENT ON WINNING
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BUMPUS BOUNCES BACK
  • Spokesman Review: BUMPUS THRIVES FOLLOWING BUMPY RIDE
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: YARNO HAS LINE ON COUGS
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS SEEK REPEAT OF 2005 VICTORY OVER UCLA

    Thursday, October 5, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS USE SCRIMMAGES TO PRACTICE FOR PRACTICE
  • Contra Costa Times: FAMILIAR FOES, INTENSE CONTESTS
  • Contra Costa Times: GLIMMER OF HOPE SHONE IN DEBACLE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: AUSTIN WOULD LIKE TO CATCH ON AT UCLA
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC FOOTBALL NOTES
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: DEFENDING A CRUCIAL DECISION
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: BUMPUS FINALLY GETS HIS DUE AT RECEIVER
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL USES IT'S-JUST-ANOTHER-GAME LINE
  • Oakland Tribune: TEDFORD UNPREPARED? NOT ON YOUR LIFE
  • Orange County Register: FRESHMEN AT CRUX OF TROJANS' SUCCESS
  • Orange County Register: DEFENSE IS TOUGHEST WHEN IT COUNTS MOST
  • Oregonian: FRIENDS' FINAL FACEOFF
  • San Francisco Chronicle: OREGON QB DIXON PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE MOTHER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: GOLDSON HELPS PLUG UW'S LEAKY SECONDARY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: COUGARS DON'T WANT TO BOMB AGAINST OSU
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS GAIN CONFIDENCE WITH OFFENSIVE LINE
  • Spokesman Review: WILLINGHAM, UW WIELD HAMMERS
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS, BEAVERS WINCE AT MEMORIES
  • Tucson Citizen: UCLA BECOMES A BEAR ON DEFENSE

    Wednesday, October 4, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star:EMBATTLED O-LINE GETS BACK TO BASICS
  • Associated Press: CA;'S HUGHES CREATES ART AT CORNERBACK
  • Contra Costa Times: PREMIER TAILBACKS CARRY CAL, OREGON
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS BLOCK OUT THE NOISE
  • LA Times: FAVORITE UNCLE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:DOES THE DEFENSE NEED LEADERSHIP?
  • Oakland Tribune: DIXON MAKES DUCKS FLY
  • Orange County Register: INJURIES PUSH YOUNG RECEIVERS TO THE FORE
  • Oregonian:DUCKS' DEFENSE HURTING AT STOPPING RUNNING GAME
  • Oregonian:QUARTERBACK CONTROVERSY SPLITS OSU FANS, NOT TEAM
  • San Jose Mercury News:IN GOAL-LINE STUFF, SOME SILVER LINING
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES' WOOD SAVORS HIS CHANCE
  • Seattle Times: CONTINUITY A SNAP FOR HUSKIES' LINEMEN
  • Spokesman Review: HILL ATTENDS TO MOM
  • Tucson Citizen: UW'S STANBACK DRAWS SUPPORT FOR MVP
  • Tucson Citizen: SHELTON GLAD TO GIVE UP REDSHIRT YEAR

    Tuesday, October 3, 2006

  • CBS Sportsline: IF YOU HAVEN'T NOTICED, WILLINGHAM APPARENTLY CAN COACH AGAIN
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL HAS IT GOING, BUT OREGON POSES CHALLENGE
  • Orange County Register: LINE READY FOR ELLIS RETURN
  • Orange County Register:DEFENSE ZEROS IN ON A SIMILAR EFFORT
  • Oregonian: WHEN THESE TEAMS MEET, IT'S PERSONAL
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUINS HAD LONG DAY VS. 'CATS in '05
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: SARTZ UPSET OVER HIS 'WORST GAME'
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: USC LEGACY IS BOOTY'S DREAM
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WHITE ENJOYING REBIRTH WITH HUSKIES
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL FINDING RIGHT GEAR

    Monday, October 2, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS' BIG DATE WITH DUCKS
  • Contra Costa Times: BRUINS QB'S SKILLS NOT FULLY EXPLORED
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S INVESTMENT IN BACKUP PLAN PAYING OFF
  • Contra Costa Times: LONGSHORE HITS ON ALL CYLINDERS
  • Contra Costa Times: HICKS IS LATEST SUB TO STEP UP
  • LA Times: POSITIVE NUMBERS ARE PILING UP ON DEFENSE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NO DOUBT ABOUT IT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FOCUS THE KEY FOR HUSKIES
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: SMITH STEALS THE SPOTLIGHT

    Friday, September 29, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: OREGON STATE HAS A PROVEN RECORD OF RUNNING PAST CAL
  • Contra Costa Times: BRUINS QB'S SKILLS NOT FULLY EXPLORED
  • Contra Costa Times: CARDINAL LINEBACKER GETS NO REST
  • Eugene Register-Guard: MILLER LENDS ASU OFFENSE A HAND
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: ENDS JUSTIFY THE MEANS
  • Oakland Tribune: EDWARDS KEEPS HEAD HIGH DESPITE TROUBLES
  • Orange County Register: JARRETT WON'T MAKE TRIP
  • Orange County Register: FRED DAVIS: TIME TO SHINE
  • Orange County Register: MCGEE SEEKS DOUBLE DUTY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: DON'T FORGET CAL'S RECEIVERS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LB OKWO TRYING TO SPARK STANFORD
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DB WEARS MANY HATS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WSU DEFENSE SURPRISINGLY GOOD SO FAR
  • Seattle Times: MERCIER MIXES MUSIC WITH CHARITY
  • Spokesman Review: COMING TOGETHER
  • Spokesman Review: MAKING THE GRADE
  • Spokesman Review: DOBA ADVISES STAR RECEIVER HILL TO RELAX
  • Tucson Citizen: UA-UW GAME KEY FOR BOWL HOPES
  • Tucson Citizen: FRESHMEN HELP UA WOMEN TO SOCCER VICTORY AT FULLERTON

    Thursday, September 28, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: WR STILL CHASING BIG GAME
  • Seattle Times: ADDRESS DOESN'T TELL TRUE STORY
  • Seattle Times: PARTS 3 AND 4 OF OPENING TEST
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FORCES AT WORK IN UW FOOTBALL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HAIL TO THE PLAY THAT GAVE THE DAWGS SOME BITE
  • Oakland Tribune: OREGON STATE WILL TEST CAL'S DEFENSE VS. RUN

    Wednesday, September 27, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: 'CATS NEED BETTER LINE PLAY
  • Arizona Daily Star:TWO ARIZONA QBS ON CARROLL'S MIND
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S JACKSON HAS KNACK FOR FINDING THE END ZONE
  • LA Times: VETERAN UCLA SOFTBALL COACH ENQUIST TO RETIRE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:UCLA'S ENQUIST TO RETIRE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:TROJANS' MAUALUGA ON VERGE OF GREATNESS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:BRITTINGHAM IS NEXT AT FULLBACK
  • Oakland Tribune: JACKSON'S ROUTES ENDING IN END ZONE
  • Oakland Tribune: BRUINS' RB MAY MENACE CARDINAL
  • Orange County Register: NO BIG-NAME BACKS, NO USC WORRIES SO FAR
  • Orange County Register: OFFENSE A WORK IN PROGRESS
  • Oregonian:UO DOESN'T FEEL ANY HEAT TO SLOW UP-TEMPO OFFENSE
  • Oregonian:CAL SHOULD GIVE BEAVERS A REALITY TEST
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES PUTTING HOUSE IN ORDERSeattle Times: GENESIS OF A TURNAROUND
  • Spokesman Review: BRUCE PLAYER OF WEEK
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: UW WON'T LIVE ON SPREAD
  • Tucson Citizen: USC'S OFFENSE ON THE RIGHT TRACK
  • Tucson Citizen: QB TUITAMA WILL PLAY VS. HUSKIES

    Tuesday, September 26, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: QB TUITAMA STILL HOBBLING AROUND
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS IN LINE FOR WINS IF O-LINE CAN SETTLE IN
  • Arizona Republic: ARIZONA STATE SENIOR GOLFER NABS FIRST WIN
  • Eugene Register-Guard: SITTING DUCK NO MORE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: OFFENSE TO BE OPENED UP
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TROJANS COMPARE WELL TO 2003 TEAM
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS LINEMAN HAVE DAUNTING TASK IN BRUCE
  • Orange County Register: OFFENSE A WORK IN PROGRESS
  • Oregonian: DUCKS TRY TO LEAVE CONTROVERSY BEHIND
  • Oregonian: PASTOR LEARNS FRIENDSHIPS MEAN MORE THAN A GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS GO ABOVE AND BEYOND
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FROM RANK TO ALMOST RANKED
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES SUCCESS LINKED TO TRUST
  • Seattle Times: COURTNEY THOMPSON IS DRIVEN AND NOW IN CONTROL
  • Tucson Citizen: UA PAINFULLY RECALLS ROUT BY HUSKIES
  • Tucson Citizen: LADY CATS LOOKING FOR FRESH START
  • USA Today: CALIFORNIA'S LONGSHORE TAKES HOME PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONOR

    Monday, September 25, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star:KEY SIGNS COME IN FOUR AS UA READIES FOR UW
  • Contra Costa Times:CAL'S DEFENSE TRYING TO CATCH UP WITH OFFENSE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON OWNS BAG OF TRICKS TO COUNTER SACK-HAPPY DEVILS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:PLAY-CALLING UNDER FIRE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:JARRETT'S SHOULDER SPRAINED
  • Orange County Register:EX-FOOTHILL STAR DOES IT THE HARD WAY
  • Oregonian:BANGED-UP LINE CONCERN FOR OSU
  • San Francisco Chronicle: MANY CATCHES, LITTLE FANFARE FOR WSU WIDE RECEIVER HILL
  • Seattle Times: UW KEEPS ALIVE ITS SOCCER MAGIC
  • Seattle Times: BRUCE LEADER OF THE SACKS
  • Spokesman Review: DEFENSIVE ENDS STEAL THE SHOW
  • Tucson Citizen: UA CAN BUILD OFF SOLID PLAY AGAINST USC
  • Tucson Citizen: CASON GLOWS IN SPOTLIGHT DURING BATTLE WITH JARRETT

    Friday, September 22, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: ASU 3-0 DESPITE QB CONTROVERSY
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD WALK-ONS GET CHANCE TO PLAY
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS STAY IN SHAPE AT PRACTICE
  • Spokesman Review: WHO'S THE BOSS?
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: 'BOSSY' PLAYING KEY ROLE IN WSU SECONDARY
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: ANY HOPES OF USC SLIDE ALREADY GONE
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: HUSKIES GET PASSING GRADE FOR FIRST QUARTER
  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA'S STOOPS, USC'S CARROLL LIKE FIRE AND ICE
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS MOVING ON WITHOUT LIAW
  • Tucson Citizen: BURINGRUD HAS IMPACT AT NET

    Thursday, September 21, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS LINEBACKER BIG HIT AS STARTER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON POINTS TO POSTSEASON
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: WSU VOLLEYBALL TO BE TESTED
  • Orange County Register: R.I.P. DAD
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: PAINT HIM PURPLE & GOLD
  • Seattle Times: START OF SOMETHING BIG FOR WSU?
  • Seattle Times: UCLA BRINGS OLSON AIR SHOW TO UW
  • Spokesman Review: LANGLEY'S GAME-WINNER CONFIDENCE BOOSTER
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: SPEAK SOFTLY, CARRY A DEFENSE
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS READY TO FACE '05 CHAMPS
  • Tucson Citizen: CAN CASON SLOW TROJANS' HORSE?
  • Tucson Citizen: USC'S STAR CENTER SON OF `80S CAT

    Wednesday, September 20, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: GAINING APPRECIATION
  • LA Times: THE SCOUTMASTER
  • Oakland Tribune: WALSH TALKS OF LIFE, FOOTBALL AND HIS EPITAPH
  • Orange County Register: HICKMAN READY TO STEP UP
  • Orange County Register: AUSTIN TAKES ALTERNATE ROUTE
  • Orange County Register: HAVILI WAITING HIS TURN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BASEBALL FOR BEARS' STAR?
  • Seattle Times: BODY OF WORK FOR UW's REECE - ONCE MINI, NOW HE'S MIGHTY
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: STANFORD QB PRITCHARD MOVES TO RECEIVER
  • Tucson Citizen: UA PLANS TO COME OUT SWINGING AGAINST USC
  • USA Today: ARIZONA STATE RAISING DEFENSIVE GAME

    Tuesday, September 19, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: TUITAMA REGAINS CONFIDENCE
  • LA Times: STANBACK PRESENTS MULTIPLE THREATS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES REGAIN NASTINESS UP FRONT

    Monday, September 18, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ROAD TEST AWAITS SUN DEVILS
  • LA Times: 'REAL SEASON' IS ABOUT TO START
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: BRINK QUIETS CRITICS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANBACK SILENCES CRITICS
  • Seattle Times: FEEL-GOOD WIN SENDS HUSKIES INTO PAC-10

    Sunday, September 17, 2006

  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANBACK SILENCES CRITICS
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: BUMPUS ATONES, COUGARS WIN
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: UNLIKELY RAYFORD TAKES OPPORTUNITY

    Thursday, September 14, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD UNVEILS RENOVATED STADIUM
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON'S GLARING STRENGTH
  • LA Times: USC HAS STRONG GROUP OF LINEBACKERS
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: DEFENSE GOES UNNOTICED
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD STADIUM READY FOR UNVEILING
  • Orange County Register: USC DEPTH CHART TO DIE FOR
  • San Francisco Chronicle: A QB FOR CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FRESNO STATE'S WILLIAMS EXTENDS FAMILY LEGACY AT HUSKY STADIUM
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: NEPHEW CARRIES LATE HUSKY'S NAME, IMAGE
  • Seattle Times: COUGARS HERE TO STAY ONCE A YEAR AT QWEST
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: THE ULTIMATE COUG
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: BOOMING PUNTS PUT DOUGLAS IN UW SPOTLIGHT
  • Tucson Citizen: ASU FOOTBALL: OPPOSING SIDELINES FOR KOETTER, HAWKINS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: TUITAMA STILL NOT CLEARED TO PLAY
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: THE BOUNCE: STOOPS OK WITH PASS PROTECTION

    Wednesday, September 13, 2006

  • Contra Costa Times: FRESHMEN RESPOND WHEN VETERANS COME UP HURT
  • Contra Costa Times: FRESHMEN RECEIVER IS UP TO CHALLENGE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DIXON GIVES PROPS TO THOSE WHO DROP
  • LA Times: THERE'S NO DO-OVER FOR KIFFIN
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: JORDAN TAKES FLIGHT
  • Orange County Register: USC ALL-AMERICA SPLIT END FINDS NEW BALANCE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: THE COLLEGIATE ATHLETE: LIFE IN THE FAST LANE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HILL JUST WANTS TO WIN
  • Seattle Times: FOOTBALL REMAINS FOCUS FOR WILLIAMS FAMILY
  • Spokesman Review: GOING GETS TOUGH
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: WEAK? UW OFFENSIVE LINE THINKS NOT

    Tuesday, September 12, 2006

  • Tacoma News-Tribune: WILLINGHAM: NO QB CONTROVERSY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS KNOW WHAT'S IN STORE
  • Orange County Register: JACKSON'S GOAL: TO BE BEST DL IN COUNTRY
  • Tucson Citizen: TUITAMA SACKED BY CONCUSSION

    Monday, September 11, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS READY TO HIT ROAD
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCK SECONDARY A PRIMARY CONCERN FOLLOWING INJURY
  • Oakland Tribune: BEARS BOUNCE BACK IN A VERY BIG WAY
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: HUSKIES RESPONSE IS CRITICAL

    Friday, September 8, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: LSU'S QB IS UNIQUE
  • Contra Costa Times: WAITING GAME FINALLY OVER FOR CAL'S DECOUD
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD'S LATEST TWO-SPORT ATHLETE MAKES QUICK IMPACT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS SUFFER SETBACK WITH RICHARDS' UNEXPECTED MOVE
  • LA Times: BRUIN MAKES HIS MOVE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: AUSTIN READY TO SHINE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: IN BOOTY THEY TRUST
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC FOOTBALL NOTES
  • Oakland Tribune: LEVY STAYS READY ON THE BENCH
  • Orange County Register: USC'S POWDRELL PULLS HIS WEIGHT, AND THEN SOME
  • Oregonian: DIXON'S ERRORS WILL ADD UP THIS WEEK
  • Oregonian: STEWART GETS MOST OF THE HYPE, JOHNSON A VIABLE SECOND OPTION
  • Oregonian: OREGON STATE DEFENSE DIDN'T SHOW UP TO PLAY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TRENT EDWARDS, WHO?
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD COUNTS ON FRESHMAN
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: HUSKIES FACE SOONER MYSTIQUE
  • Tucson Citizen: OLD FRIENDS WILL RUN DEFENSES IN UA-LSU GAME

    Thursday, September 7, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: WILDCATS TRY TO UNTRACK OFFENSE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BELLOTTI'S SECOND TO NONE
  • LA Times: SANCHEZ'S DEBUT ALSO A SUCCESS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: WALKER ISN'T SATISIFIED WITH DEFENSE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: PLAYING IT SMART
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC FOOTBALL NOTES: UNITY AMONG OFFENSE
  • Moscow-Pullman Daily News: COUGARS REALISTIC ABOUT NONCONFERENCE SUCCESS
  • Orange County Register: TAYLOR KEEPS HEAD IN THE GAME
  • Seattle Times: FIRE FOR FOOTBALL DRIVES HUSKY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES O-LINE EAGER TO SHOW MORE
  • Tacoma News-Tribune: PUNTER GETS KICK OUT OF COLLEGE

    Wednesday, September 6, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ASU INFIELDER WINS HONORS AT CAPE COD
  • Seattle Times: WASHINGTON SWIMMING TO DIVE INTO A NEW ERA
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS NOT BLUE ABOUT BOISE

    Tuesday, September 5, 2006

  • Seattle Times: UW FOOTBALL: SOONERS, 21 YEARS LATER
  • ESPN.com: DIFFERENT PLAYERS, SAME RESULTS FOR THE MEN OF TROY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS EXPECT FRESNO TO DIAL UP THE HEAT

    Tuesday, August 29, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: KOETTER: TEAM HAS TO 'MOVE ON'
  • Seattle Times: QUIET AND PATIENCE PAY OFF FOR WHITE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WITH HASS GONE, BEAVERS SEEK HELPING HANDS

    Monday, August 28, 2006

  • LA Times: TIME TO SWITCH TO GAME MODE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: STRONGER, SMALLER, SOLID
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS JOB A LABOR OF LOVE FOR ALLEN

    Friday, August 25, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: CORE OF 7 JUNIORS EXPECTED TO MAKE NOISE
  • LA Times: TURNING UCLA INTO AN URBAN OUTFITTER
  • LA Times: NO MINOR LEAP
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES HAVE EYE ON PRIZE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BRINK CASTS HIMSELF IN STARRING ROLE

    Thursday, August 24, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: CARPENTER REGROUPS AS STARTER
  • Arizona Republic: NO PLACE LIKE HOME FOR STOOPS
  • LA Times: IT'S BETTER TO RECEIVE

    Thursday, August 17, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: QB RACE COMING TO AN END
  • LA Times: NO RUSH TO JUDGEMENT
  • Seattle Times: COUGARS' OFFENSE TURNS UP THE POWER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: HOLDING THE LINE

    Wednesday, August 16, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: MATURE DUO SET TO KEY 'D'
  • Arizona Republic: DOTSON ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
  • LA Times: SEEING BRIGHT SIDE OF LIFE, AND USC
  • Seattle Times: WOOD LOOKING FOR BETTER BREAKS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: TWO STEPS, GIANT LEAP FOR OREGON PUNTERS

    Tuesday, August 15, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: 'TUCSON 7' PLAN ON IMPACT
  • Seattle Times: EAGER JAMES HEEDS CAUTION
  • SI.com: USC's FRESHMAN ORIENTATION

    Monday, August 14, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: CALDWELL TURNS TO MARTIAL ARTS
  • LA Times: FOLLOWING THE LEADER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS' BACKS GET DEFENSIVE

    Friday, August 11, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS RETURN TO THE HILLS
  • ESPN.com: QB CHOICES ARE THE HOT CAMPUS TOPICS IN '06
  • San Francisco Chronicle: REAL TROOPER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: NOTHING BUT USC FOOTBALL

    Thursday, August 10, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: NEWCOMER FOCUSING ON PUNTING
  • Arizona Republic: SAFETY HAS KNACK FOR SCORING
  • Eugene Register-Guard: FRESHMAN ORIENTATION
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS ARE LOOKING FOR SOME ACTION
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HEADACHES GONE SO FAR, BODY ACHES TO FOLLOW
  • Tucson Citizen: SAFETY NESS HAS A KNACK FOR SCORING TDS
  • Tucson Citizen: 5-9 CORNERBACK PLANS TO MAKE BIG PLAYS FOR DEVILS

    Wednesday, August 9, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: JENNINGS IS A RARE FIND
  • LA Times: GUERRERO LOOKS FOR RESPECT
  • Seattle Times: ANOTHER TRY AT TURNAROUND FOR HUSKIES
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS HAVE PLENTY OF CANDIDATES FOR LEADERS
  • Tucson Citizen: MILLERS TIME FOR SUN DEVILS

    Tuesday, August 8, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: MILLERS PREPARE TO SHARE
  • Arizona Republic: HOLMES WASTING NO TIME
  • Seattle Times: EX-HUSKY LEE MAKES U.S. GRAND PRIX TEAM
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S LONGSHORE FOCUSES ON IMPROVING, NOT DEPTH CHART
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HOLD THE LINE, PLEASE; STANFORD EXPERIENCED
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL, HUNGRY FOR SUCCESS, OPENS CAMP
  • Contra Costa Times: O-LINE IS STANFORD PRIORITY
  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA GETS A LITTLE SAFETY IN NUMBERS AT CORNERBACK

    Monday, August 7, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: LINE ENCOURAGES LOFTY GOALS
  • Arizona Republic: NOT MUCH DIRT ON UA's TUITAMA
  • LA Times: UCLA OFF-SEASON IS GOOD FOR A STAFF
  • LA Times: CUSHING COULD BE JUST THE 'E'-TICKET
  • Seattle Times: COUGARS SAY THEY'LL FIGHT TO THE FINISH
  • FOXSports.com: DAFFY DUCKS
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL TO SPREAD THINGS OUT WITH NEW OFFENSE
  • Orange County Register: AFTER A SEASON OF STRUGGLE, THE BRUINS' DEFENSE LOOKS TO SHOW IMPROVEMENT
  • Tucson Citizen: STOOPS GETTING TIME TO REBUILD THE PROGRAM

    Friday, August 4, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: NEW CAMP AGENDA SMARTER
  • Arizona Republic: UA LINE SEEKS IMPROVEMENT
  • LA Times: REED HOPEFUL IN RECOVERY
  • Seattle Times: LOCAL ROWERS GET U.S. BERTHS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: FIT, FEARLESS AND READY TO ROLL

    Thursday, August 3, 2006

  • Orange County Register: USC RELOADING, NOT REBUILDING
  • Tucson Citizen: IT'S TIME TO DELIVER
  • Tucson Citizen: BRAWNIER, BRAINIER TUITAMA READY TO GO

    Wednesday, August 2, 2006

  • ESPN.com: PACIFIC HEIGHTS: OREGON
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS OFFER KIDS A REASON TO BELIEVE
  • Tucson Citizen: WHO ARE THESE MASKED MEN?

    Tuesday, August 1, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: THE GIFT OF GABE IS BACK
  • Tucson Citizen: PAC-10 LEADING SPREAD OF PASSING REVOLUTION

    Monday, July 31, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: 2 QBs, 1 SPOT, NO HARD FEELINGS
  • Arizona Republic: FRESHMEN WR MUST STEP UP
  • Tucson Citizen: WHO CAN BE THE NEXT MIKE THOMAS FOR UA?
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS LOOKING AT NO. 5 RANKINGS: WELL, IN HOOPS
  • Tucson Citizen: COMPETITION AT QB WON'T DIVIDE TEAM

    Friday, July 28, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ASU HOPES RICHARDSON FILLS VOID
  • Arizona Republic: STRONG START KEY TO UA SUCCESS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEARS, DUCKS DULL TROJANS' POLL LUSTER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL 2ND TO TROJANS IN PRESEASON POLL
  • Contra Costa Times: DESPITE KEY DEPARTURES, USC STILL TALK OF THE PAC-10
  • Orange County Register: UCLA QUARTERBACK'S LEARNING CURVE
  • Orange County Register: NOTRE DAME, USC AMONG MARQUEE FOES
  • Tucson Citizen: UA GETS RESPECT; NOW IT MUST WIN
  • Tucson Citizen: TARGET STILL ON USC'S CHEST

    Tuesday, July 25, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS CRAVE ATTENTION AS CARDS FILL NEW DIGS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS CRANK UP THE HEAT WITH SUMMER UNITY
  • Tucson Citizen: RANKING THE PAC-10 SECONDARIES

    Monday, July 24, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: 2006 ASU FOOTBALL PREVIEW
  • Arizona Republic: 2006 UA FOOTBALL PREVIEW
  • ESPN.com: THE CHASE IS ON TO BE THE BEST IN THE PAC
  • San Francisco Chronicle: KEY UNLOCKING HOPE IN MALAWI, AND HERSELF

    Thursday, July 20, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: QBs VIE FOR NO. 1 SPOT AT CAMP

    Wednesday, July 19, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: NOTHING CAVALIER ABOUT LUKE'S DEVOTION

    Tuesday, July 18, 2006

  • Seattle Times: WOMEN TO FACE NINE TOURNEY TEAMS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO MEN UNVEIL HOOPS SCHEDULE

    Monday, July 17, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: EX-ASU STAR GALAVIZ LOOKS TO '08

    Thursday, July 13, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: HONORING A MAN OF HIS WORD
  • Tucson Citizen: UA'S BALKO EMBRACES SUMMERTIME CHALLENGE

    Wednesday, July 12, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: THREE SUN DEVILS HONORED
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS PROMOTE TENNIS COACH

    Tuesday, July 11, 2006

  • Orange County Register: USC ANNOUNCES ASSISTANT BASEBALL COACH HIRING
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS EXPECT TO TOP 2005 SALES OF SEASON SEATS

    Friday, July 7, 2006

  • Foxsports.com: DESERT DOINGS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL WOMEN TO HOST NCAAS

    Thursday, July 6, 2006

  • Orange County Register: A FRESH START FOR THE TROJANS

    Thursday, June 29, 2006

  • LA Times: NO PLACE LIKE HOME
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WIN ONE, LOSE SOME

    Wednesday, June 28, 2006

  • Seattle Times: CONFIDENT RODGERS JUST WANTS OPPORTUNITY
  • Seattle Times: UW's JONES TURNS PAGE TO PROS TODAY
  • ESPN.com: BEAVER FEVER
  • Tucson Citizen: DIVING EXPERT `WIN' YOUNG A FORCE AT UA
  • Tucson Citizen: PAC-10 TOPS IN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

    Tuesday, June 27, 2006

  • ESPN.com: HERCULEAN PITCHING PERFORMANCES PROPEL OREGON STATE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS BRING IT HOME

    Monday, June 26, 2006

  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS' MAGICAL RUN
  • Arizona Republic: SUMMER WORK HELPS UA's RODGERS
  • ESPN.com: AROUND THE HORN: OREGON STATE RALLIES
  • Eugene Register-Guard: FIRST YEAR HAS BEEN FINE START FOR LANANNA

    Thursday, June 22, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ASU's JOHNSON EYES OLYMPICS
  • Seattle Times: UW VOLLEYBALL: SLIM CHINESE PROFILES MAKE BIG IMPRESSION
  • Eugene Register-Guard: ANYTHING BUT UNIFORM
  • Tucson Citizen: APPRECIATION: RECEIVER REVVED UP CATS IN 1970S

    Wednesday, June 21, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS GET REVENGE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: FASHION STATEMENTS SPEAK TO POTENTIAL OREGON FOOTBALL RECRUITS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS COMMIT TO BRAUN WITH EXTENDED CONTRACT

    Tuesday, June 20, 2006

  • Seattle Times: UW VOLLEYBALL TEAM NO MATCH FOR FATIGUE
  • Seattle Times: PAC-10 HOPES SERIES WITH BIG 12 TUNES IN VIEWERS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA EXTENDS ITSELF FOR STOOPS

    Monday, June 19, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DAD'S WAY IS THE BEST WAY

    Friday, June 16, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS RIDE PITCHING TO SERIES

    Thursday, June 15, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: ROWE TAKES ADVANTAGE OF HIS ONE SHOT

    Wednesday, June 14, 2006

  • Seattle Times: THREE HUSKIES RECEIVE MORE HONORS

    Tuesday, June 13, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: UA FINALIZES MEN'S SCHEDULE
  • Arizona Republic: ASU PREPARES TO LAY DOWN LAWS
  • Seattle Times: EX-HUSKY JONES MOVING UP CHARTS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FINALIZES MEN'S SCHEDULE

    Monday, June 12, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ASU ATHLETICS POISED TO EXCEL
  • LA Times: HER DRIVE TO TRAIN ATHLETES
  • LA Times: USC's POWELL BREAKS HER COLLEGIATE HURDLE MARK
  • Seattle Times: UW VOLLEYBALL: HUSKIES TAKE OFF ON AN ADVENTURE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON STATE OMAHA BOUND
  • Tucson Citizen: HARVEY PLEASED BY UA MEN'S FOURTH-PLACE EFFORT AT NCAA MEET

    Friday, June 9, 2006

  • Seattle Times: GRADUATION, THEN GRIDIRON FOR UW FOOTBALL CLASS OF '02
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL'S GOAL-DRIVEN CARTER SUCCEEDS ON AND OFF THE TRACK
  • Tucson Citizen: UA TRACK & FIELD: ARNOLD WINS NCAA DECATHLON CROWN

    Thursday, June 8, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: UA 'S BALKO NEVER BALKED ABOUT CATCHING SITUATION
  • Oregonian: PIECES FALL INTO PLACE FOR DUCKS WOMEN
  • Arizona Republic: UA HAS HOLE TO FILL AT PITCHER
  • Seattle Times: ROY GOES COAST-TO-COAST, WATCHES DRAFT STOCK SOAR
  • Eugene Register-Guard: SPEEDY GRAHAM BACK IN STRIDE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: NCAA TRACK & FIELD / USC'S POWELL SETS MARK IN HURDLES QUALIFYING

    Wednesday, June 7, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star:
  • Oregonian: DUCKS IN THE FIELD FOR A TRACK TROPHY
  • San Jose Mercury News: JUMPER HOPES CHANGE OFFERS LEG UP ON TITLE
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD, CAL BOAST TOP-5 PICKS IN DRAFT
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BIG DAY FOR TROJANS, BRUINS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: TRIUMPH OVER TRAGEDY
  • Arizona Republic: ASU WOMEN EYE HIGH TRACK FINISH
  • Arizona Republic: ARIZONA CLAIMS 7TH TITLE
  • ESPN.com: ARIZONA OVERCOMES ITSELF TO WIN SEVENTH WCWS TITLE
  • ESPN.com: HOLLOWELL SOLIDIFIES LEGACY WITH WCWS CHAMPIONSHIP
  • Tucson Citizen: HOLLOWELL EARNS SPOT AT THE TOP
  • Tucson Citizen: TALKING-TO IGNITED CHAMPIONS
  • Tucson Citizen: MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
  • Tucson Citizen: UA'S PREVIOUS NATIONAL SOFTBALL TITLES
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS FLIRTED WITH DISASTER
  • Tucson Citizen: UA'S DONALD: WAIT WAS GOOD

    Tuesday, June 6, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: HOLLOWELL TAKES OVER FOR UA
  • ESPN.com: CHAMPION OF SMALL BALL
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WILL YOUTH BE SERVED IN THE 800?
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS LOOKING SUPER

    Monday, June 5, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: ENERGIZED WILDCATS
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD CLAIMS REGIONAL BEHIND 24-HIT ATTACK
  • Tucson Citizen: SOFTBALL: BIG-GAME PERFORMANCE

    Friday, June 2, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: BEING ROLE PLAYER, NOT SAVIOR, WOULD HELP POWE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW STAR LOW-KEY ABOUT DRAFT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES LEADING AT MEN'S NCAAS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S LINCECUM AMONG GOLDEN SPIKES FINALISTS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW VARSITY EIGHT SECOND FASTEST IN IRA QUALIFYING
  • Spokesman Review: WSU READY FOR SUMMER PROJECTS
  • Spokesman Review: UW HOLDS LEAD AT NCAA GOLF

    Thursday, June 1, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star:http://www.azstarnet.com/sports/131705
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:http://www.presstelegram.com/ucla/ci_3886008 LESS HAS BEEN MORE FOR SELDEN
  • Tucson Citizen: "WHO'S HE?" CONDREAS GETS NOD AS TOP HIRE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL NOTES
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S MCCLAIN REWORKING TJ
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW ROWER DISCOVERS REFUGE ON CALM, STILL WATER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ROMAR'S NEWEST RECRUIT: HIS SECOND COUSIN

    Wednesday, May 31, 2006

  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL NOTES: CATS FACING OREGON STATE ACE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANFORD TRANSFER WILLING TO SACRIFICE
  • Arizona Daily Star: SOPHOMORE FROM MARANA FULFILLING LONGTIME DREAM
  • Arizona Daily Star: CATS AIDED BY SUMMER ENROLLMENT
  • Oregonian: FAMILIAR FOES AWAIT THE BEAVERS

    Tuesday, May 30, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S BABOS WINS TENNIS TITLE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BEAVERS FACE TOUGH ROAD TO WORLD SERIES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: PAC-10 PLAYERS WIN NCAA TENNIS TITLES
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS FOURTH IN NCAA ROWING
  • Spokesman Review: HUSKIES TOP COUGS IN PAC-10
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S BABOS ROLLS TO UNLIKELY TITLE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: USF, STANFRD GET POSTSEASON BIDS
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD, USF NO. 3 SEEDS IN NCAA TOURNEY
  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS' BABOS FINISHES OFF NCAA RUN WITH SINGLES TITLE
  • Orange County Register: KOHLLOEFFEL VICTORIOUS FOR UCLA
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS HOPING TO SNEAK UP ON NCAA MEN'S FIELD
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS HAVE BASEBALL TALENT TO MAKE '07 NCAAS
  • ESPN.com: WESTWOOD'S OTHER WIZARD

    Friday, May 26, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: UA'S VERY OWN 1-2 PUNCH
  • Arizona Daily Star: PLAYING UA NO PARTY FOR LSU, BUT NOT TOO BAD
  • Oregonian: RUPP, FEELING GOOD, AIMS AT QUALIFYING
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW'S "BLITZ" A HIT IN SCHOOLS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW WOMEN SEVENTH IN NCAA TOURNAMENT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW SOFTBALLERS GET A LOOK AT OSTERMAN
  • Spokesman Review: MACKENZIE, LEE FIRE 72S FOR HUSKIES

    Thursday, May 25, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: POWE MAKES RIGHT DECISION IN GOING TO NBA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S MACKENZIE CLIMBS TO 22ND WITH 73
  • San Jose Mercury News: CAL STAR'S IRISH EYES ON TENNIS' TOP PRIZE
  • LA Times: ZEROING IN ON A HUNDRED
  • Seattle Times: DAWGS FACE FIERCE CAT

    Wednesday, May 24, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD WOMEN NAB 3RD STRAIGHT TENNIS TITLE
  • USA Today: LINCECUM: SMALL FLAMETHROWER IN HUSKY PACKAGE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKY WOMEN GOLFERS 15TH AT NCAA TOURNAMENT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL NET ANOTHER NCAA TITLE/WOMEN'S TENNIS TEAM MAKES IT THREE STRAIGHT
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD CHALLENGED BEFORE WINNING THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE
  • ESPN.com: SUN DEVILS DELIVER DUAL-THREAT OFFENSE
  • Arizona Daily Star: SPORT IS VERY WESTERN BUT OTHERS CATCHING ON
  • San Jose Mercury News: UNSHAKABLE STANFORD WINS THIRD TITLE IN A ROW

    Tuesday, May 23, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ASU WOMEN GOLFERS LOOK TO PEAK AT RIGHT TIME
  • Seattle Times: HANNULA A MAKER OF SWIMMING CHAMPIONS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: A REVERSAL OF FORTUNE
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD WOMEN ADVANCE TO FINAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: MACKENZIE LEADS UW INTO NCAAS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES' SCHEDULE INCLUDES LSU, ZAGS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW SOFTBALL ADVANCES TO SUPER REGIONAL
  • Spokesman Review: MILLER TIES WSU HITS RECORD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD IN NCAA FINALS / WOMEN PLAY FOR 20TH TIME IN 25 YEARS
  • San Jose Mercury News: STANFORD WOMEN ADVANCE TO FINAL
  • Tucson Citizen: UA'S BALKO GETS INVITE FOR SOFTBALL ALL-STAR TEAM

    Monday, May 22, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: UA GOLF CLAIMS SHARE OF TITLE
  • LA Times: USC's FRANCIS MOURNED
  • Tucson Citizen: SOFTBALL CENTRAL: UA HOSTS LSU FOR WORLD SERIES BERTH
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASEBALL TAKES SERIES FROM ASU

    Friday, May 19, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS ON TRACK TO LAND TITLE
  • LA Times: FRANCIS' DEATH LEAVES HEARTBREAK IN ITS WAKE

    Thursday, May 18, 2006

  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW FROSH SENSATION LEADS TOURNEY RUN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD, GEORGIA FAVORED TO BE ACES OF TENNIS WORLD
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL: FIELD WORKS IN FAVOR OF WILDCATS
  • Oregonian: UO FUNDRAISING TILTS TO SPORTS
  • San Jose Mercury News: 82 WINS LATER, LOSS STILL STINGS
  • Arizona Republic: ASU HOPES FOR SUCCESS IN NY
  • Arizona Republic: INFIELD GIVES UA SOFTBALL EDGE
  • LA Times: UCLA GOLFER IS ON COURSE AFTER CRASH
  • Seattle Times: HUSKIES SOFTBALL SEEKING CHANGE OF PACE OUTSIDE PAC-10

    Wednesday, May 17, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: TOURNAMENT TIME AT THE STANFORD FORTNIGHT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FORMER HUSKIES STAR EMTMAN JOINS HALL
  • Spokesman Review: EMTMAN PAID HIGHEST COMPLIMENT
  • Spokesman Review: WASHINGTON STATE WOMEN EARN NATIONAL ROWING BID
  • Arizona Daily Star: WATER NOT A HAZARD FOR UA'S GOLF COACH
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: KIBBLE SAYS HE'LL BE READY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL IS READY FOR PRIME-TIME SERIES
  • Tucson Citizen: MESA'S FATHER WILL BE PERFORMING A HAT TRICK
  • Tucson Citizen: UA MEN'S GOLF: UA'S PROUTY BACK IN A GROOVE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA'S MELANCON SAVING ARM FOR PROS
  • Seattle Times: UW, WSU ROWERS INVITED TO NATIONALS
  • ESPN.com: PAC-10 SPRING RECAP
  • ESPN.com: CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THESE THINGS THIS FALL

    Tuesday, May 16, 2006

  • LA Times: FUNERAL SET FOR USC's FRANCIS
  • Seattle Times: WSU's SUPERMAN DIDN'T NEED ANY PHONE BOOTH
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS GET READY TO CRANK IT UP ANOTHER NOTCH
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WILLINGHAM FIGURING TO GET UW OUT OF ROUGH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BY ANY NUMBER, STANFORD A SUCCESS
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS RALLY TO CAPTURE FINALE AT ARIZONA

    Monday, May 15, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: 'DARKHORSE' ROLLS MUCH LIKE TEAMS OF OLD/CAL NO MATCH FOR CARDINAL IN SECOND ROUND
  • San Francisco Chronicle: ON THE ROAD TO OKLAHOMA CITY/CAL, STANFORD ZOOM RIGHT INTO POSTSEASON
  • Orange County Register: UCLA BEATS USC FOR TITLE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL: WILDCATS ON HOT STREAK ENTERING NCAAS
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD MAKES CHARGE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW TENNIS IN ROUND OF 16
  • USA Today: UCLA NETS 99TH TITLE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES IN TENNIS SWEET 16
  • Tacoma News Tribune: RECORD DAY FOR HURDLER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FOUR UW BOATS TAKE SECOND IN PAC-10
  • Tacoma News Tribune: LINCECUM'S GOT ALL THE RIGHT STUFF
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S MACKENZIE FIRST, TRIP TO COLUMBUS NEXT
  • Spokesman Review: NOBLE CLAIMS 800 TITLE AT PAC-10 CHAMPIONSHIPS

    Friday, May 12, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DAVIS SAYS ASU RIGHT MOVE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: RUPP'S COACHING CUP RUNNETH OVER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: POWELL GOES THE DISTANCE AT USC
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S JOHNSON SETS SIGHTS ON PAC-10 800 WIN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES, UW'S MACKENZIE IN FRONT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL SENIOR SPRINTER ON TRACK FOR THE FINISH LINE
  • Contra Costa Times: UCLA GOES SMALL TO GET PAST GOLDEN BEARS
  • Tucson Citizen: SIBLING RIVALRY SPICES UP CATS-BEAVERS GAME

    Thursday, May 11, 2006

  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW ATHLETE HAMMERS AT ACHIEVEMENT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: MACKENZIE'S LAST STOP BEFORE PROS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: EVENT HAS CULT-LIKE STATUS
  • Arizona Republic: ASU WOMEN TURN TO REGIONAL
  • LA Times: USC WOMEN LOOK TO CAPITALIZE ON DEPTH AND HOME COURT IN NCAAs
  • Seattle Times: CONWELL FINDS SUCCESS AFTER LEAVING UW FOOTBALL
  • Eugene Register-Guard: STRIVING TO BE KING OF THE HILL
  • Tucson Citizen: SWEEP COULD AID UA'S HOPES TO HOST NCAA REGIONAL

    Wednesday, May 10, 2006

  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW GOLF CAREER A PAIGE-TURNER
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS BACK IN BRAYTON TERRITORY WITH 30 WINS
  • Spokesman Review: MARTIN TAKES OVER OREGON'S GOLF PROGRAM
  • Seattle Times: COUPLE LENDS THROWERS HAND
  • Seattle Times: CASEY MARTIN TAKES BATTLE TO OREGON GOLF TEAM

    Tuesday, May 9, 2006

  • Orange County Register: USC'S WASHINGTON IS OPTIMISTIC
  • Oakland Tribune: BEARS SLIP BY BYU TO KEEP RUGBY TITLE
  • Oakland Tribune: FSN, PAC-10 BASKETBALL MARRIAGE CONTINUES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROMAR TO LEAD ELITE U.S. U18 SQUAD
  • USA Today: TEAM USA GOES FOR ROMAR

    Monday, May 8, 2006

  • LA Times: UCLA SWEEPS PENN STATE TO WIN TITLE
  • FOX.com: HOMETOWN HUSKIES
  • Eugene Register-Guard: LEADERS FLYING HIGH

    Friday, May 5, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: FRYE LANDS ON ALL-ROOKIE TEAM
  • Eugene Register-Guard: MULTITALENTED SHOWDOWN: COMPETITION DRIVES OREGON HEPTATHLETES
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS SET TO TUNE UP AT TWILIGHT

    Thursday, May 4, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S POWE, STANFORD'S GRUNFELD UNDERGO GRUELING TRAINING TO IMPROVE
  • Arizona Republic: ASU CAN ENJOY BREAK AFTER BIG WIN
  • Seattle Times: UW RISING TO OCCASION FOR WINDERMERE CUP REGATTA
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS PLAN REUNION AT PAC-10 MEET
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD, CAL HOST REGIONALS

    Wednesday, May 3, 2006

  • Spokesman Review: PRINCE GIVES COUGARS BOOST IN SUNDAY'S FINALE

    Tuesday, May 2, 2006

  • Seattle Times: WSU BASEBALL'S A HIT AGAIN
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NO LOSING FOCUS FOR DUCKS WITH STANFORD FIRST IN LINE

    Monday, May 1, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON HITS THE GROUND RUNNING
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON STATE GETS A LITTLE DEFENSIVE IN SPRING GAME

    Friday, April 28, 2006

  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FORMER HUSKIES LINEMAN PRIMED FOR NFL CAREER
  • Arizona Republic: ASU TO HONOR FRAZIER WITH LIFETIME AWARD
  • LA Times: TOP PLAYERS CONVERGE ON OJAI AGAIN
  • Seattle Times: HIS VOICE IS NOW GHOST OF SATURDAYS PAST
  • Seattle Times: UW VOLLEYBALL TEAM TO TAKE GAME GLOBAL
  • Eugene Register-Guard: KELLEN CLEMENS' NFL STOCK HAS SOARED ALL THE WAY TO A PROJECTED SECOND-ROUND PICK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON STATE, YOUNCE ARE PICKING UP THE PACE

    Thursday, April 27, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: NEW ASU HOOPS COACH DEFENDS OFFENSIVE STYLE
  • Oregonian: DUCKS SIGN A GUARD TO FILL ROSTER
  • San Jose Mercury News: SPRING DRILLS PROVIDING FEW ANSWERS
  • San Jose Mercury News: BOWLSBY HIRED AS STANFORD A.D.
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BUSH SAGA NO BIGGIE

    Tuesday, April 25, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: SENDEK STAYS BUSY IN TRANSITION
  • Seattle Times: HOW DID LINCECUM WIND UP THIS GOOD?
  • ESPN.com: NGATA READY TO MAKE BIG IMPACT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD STADIUM JOB ON TIME, BUDGET, DESPITE THE RAIN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW OFFENSIVE LINE MUST MUSCLE UP
  • Tacoma News Tribune: STANBACK GOES DEEP TO IMPRESS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW PITCHER 'SPECTACULAR'
  • Spokesman Review: CONQUERING COUGARS

    Monday, April 24, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ASU MEN, WOMEN GOLFERS READY
  • LA Times: DEDEAUX HONORED BY USC
  • ESPN.com: SPRING LOOK AROUND THE PAC-10
  • ESPN.com: SPRING SCRIMMAGE GETS OFF TO EXPLOSIVE START

    Friday, April 21, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: SOGARD SLUGS HIS WAY TO TOP
  • Seattle Times: A HUSKY SPRING GAME TO REMEMBER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON INVITATIONAL DRAWS A CROWD FOR SPECIAL DISTANCE NIGHT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS, CARDINAL DUAL IT OUT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S OFFENSIVE LINE IS A ROW OF QUESTION MARKS
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL ACE MORROW WORKS HIMSELF ONTO FAST TRACK
  • Orange County Register: FARMAR, AFFLALO WILL TEST NBA DRAFT STATUS
  • Tucson Citizen: HARD WORK JUST STARTING FOR UA

    Thursday, April 20, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star:UA'S STARTING LBs FINALLY HEALTHY
  • Oregonian:OSU GYMNASTS AIM TO EVICT THEIR GUESTS
  • San Jose Mercury News:WORLD-CLASS GYMNAST, TABITHA YIM, EMBRACES STANFORD'S TEAM CULTURE?
  • Arizona Republic: ASU AIMS TO KEEP REBOUND GOING
  • Eugene Register-Guard: CANADIAN IMPORTS BRING LIFE TO 1,500
  • San Francisco Chronicle: POWE SAYS HE WILL ENTER DRAFT
  • Contra Costa Times: POWE DECLARES FOR DRAFT BUT KEEPS OPTIONS OPEN
  • Orange County Register: PHILIPP WILL SPRING INTO ACTION IN FALL
  • Tucson Citizen: SOONERS COACH LIKES UA FOOTBALL
  • Oakland Tribune: POWE OPTS FOR DRAFT. WITH OPTION
  • USA Today: CALIFORNIA'S POWE DECLARES FOR DRAFT, BUT KEEPS OPTIONS OPEN

    Wednesday, April 19, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star:KUEHL DETERMINATION
  • Arizona Daily Star:JUNIOR HAPPY WITH SNAP DECISION
  • Oregonian:FOR NOW, HE'S JUST UNTOUCHABLE
  • Oregonian:OSU PINS HOPES ON IOWA'S LOSS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram:TIMETABLE IS RIGHT ON THOMAS
  • Seattle Times: UW ROOKIE KNOCKING OUT THE NUMBERS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: GETTING HIS LEGS BACK
  • San Francisco Chronicle: POWE WILL MAKE NBA CALL SOON
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: BETTER TO RECEIVE THAN GIVE FOR UA'S DENNARD
  • Oakland Tribune: POWE SHOULD TAKE SHOT AT NBA
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: DUROCHER IN TIGHT RACE WITH BONNELL

    Tuesday, April 18, 2006

  • Seattle Times: TRACK GIVES WILLIAMS LIFT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DANTE CRANKS UP THE HEAT
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: LONGBONS MIXING IN AT TAILBACK
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BEAVERETTES IN NEED OF CHEERING UP
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES' LINCECUM PLAYER OF THE WEEK- AGAIN

    Monday, April 17, 2006

  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCK'S STOCK HAS MADE HEALTHY GAINS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: 2-MAN RACE FOR STARTING QB; AYOOB CHALLENGING LONGSHORE AS FRONT-RUNNER
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL: DOUBLE DUTY FOR UA'S MOWATT
  • USA Today: BOOTY GETS USC QB JOB
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ARIZONA RUN RAISES $350,000 FOR PAT TILLMAN FOUNDATION
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COUGARS BLAZE ON OFFENSE WITH HILL
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS NAME FOUR CAPTAINS FOR 2006
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS COME IN FROM COLD

    Friday, April 14, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: FRESHMAN FINDS POWER SWING AT ASU
  • Eugene Register-Guard: NEW CUT GIVES TAYLOR PLENTY OF BUZZ FOR NEW SEASON
  • Eugene Register-Guard: LIFE EMBRACED
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS SEEING HOLES IN LINE BEING FILLED
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: SAFETY DANCE
  • Tucson Citizen: CORKY: UA'S KINDALL, ASU'S BROCK BELONG IN HALL
  • Tucson Citizen: DONALD GIVES SELF, CATS SHOT OF CONFIDENCE
  • Tucson Citizen: ASU SELLS OUT SOFTBALL STADIUM FOR GAMES WITH UA
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW'S LINCECUM MOWS DOWN BYU
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS APPROACH RUSH HOUR
  • Spokesman Review: CAL KNOCKS OFF WASHINGTON STATE

    Thursday, April 13, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: RUNNERS HONORING TILLMAN INCREASE
  • Seattle Times: UW GUARD GETS SECOND CHANCE
  • Tucson Citizen: HEALTHY LINEBACKERS TO DISH OUT PAIN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NEW WSU COACH BENNETT WELCOMES HIS FIRST RECRUIT

    Wednesday, April 12, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS, CATS BASEBALL COACHING LEGENDS ON 1ST COLLEGE HALL LIST
  • LA Times: USC's DEDEAUX AMONG THE NOMINEES FOR HALL
  • ESPN.com: ROSE BOWL LOSS TO TEXAS ALL BUT FORGOTTEN BY USC
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW OUTFIELDER, PITCHER SNAG WEEKLY PAC-10 HONORS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: EX-O'DEA STAR LOOKS TO CATCH ON AT UW
  • Spokesman Review: EV GRAD ROOF WILL START FOR COUGARS
  • Spokesman Review: WSU FOOTBALL FORECAST
  • Orange County Register: LINEBACKERS LINING UP FOR TROJANS
  • Tucson Citizen: BELLS WILL LINE UP SIDE BY SIDE FOR THE WILDCATS
  • Tucson Citizen: BRAINS MATTER TO UA FOOTBALL TEAM

    Tuesday, April 11, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: McCOY ON A FAST TRACK
  • Arizona Daily Star: UA'S SHAKUR LIKELY TO ENTER NBA DRAFT
  • Oregonian: MOORE TURNS TO SNAP COUNT FOR ADVANTAGE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCK RUNNERS IN TRANSITION
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: PRACTICE MUCH EASIER NOW ON AUSTIN'S ARM
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S REVENO MOVING ON
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WR WILLIAMS HOPING TO BECOME BIG-PLAY OPTION
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FOR NEW UW ASSISTANT, IT'S ABOUT MORE THAN COACHING
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS TAB WOODLEY NEW BASKETBALL AIDE

    Monday, April 10, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: LOPEZ LEARNING NEW ROLE FROM GROUND UP
  • Oregonian: QUARTERBACKS MAY SHUFFLE AT OSU
  • Oregonian: OSU'S DECISION WILL KEEP CHEERLEADERS ON GROUND
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: HANDS-OFF EXPERIENCE
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO WOMEN LEAP TO THE TOP
  • USA Today: TROJANS IN PRESEASON FORM
  • Tacoma News Tribune: RBI SINGLE IN 11TH INNING SENDS UW LOSS TO ASU
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS FIND EASY PASSAGE THROUGH AIR
  • Orange County Register: SANCHEZ IS STRONG DURING SPRING GAME

    Friday, April 7, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD WOMEN HOPE TO REACH SUPER SIX
  • Tucson Citizen: BASEBALL HAS POWER PLANTE

    Thursday, April 6, 2006

  • LA Times: UCLA's WILLIS WILL GET TO STAY IN TOWN
  • Eugene Register-Guard: JUMPING INTO THE FRAY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SPRING AGAIN IS SEASON OF TRANSITION FOR CARDINAL
  • Tucson Citizen: STOOPS - MINUTE BY MINUTE
  • Tucson Citizen: LAME FOR A GAME RULES TOUGHER ON WILDCATS
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS TAKE THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED
  • Tucson Citizen: KEY WEEKEND FOR ARIZONA SOFTBALL TEAM
  • Tucson Citizen: DIET CHANGE FUELS CHAMPION

    Wednesday, April 5, 2006

  • Oregonian: RUNNING BACKS RUNNING ON FULL
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: ANOTHER LESSON LEARNED
  • Arizona Republic: TUITAMA RECEIVES QB EDUCATION IN OFF-SEASON
  • LA Times: RUN TO FINAL SEEN AS RECRUITING KEY
  • Seattle Times: UW SPRINTER BLOWS PAST STEREOTYPES
  • SI.com: NOT RUSHING TO JUDGEMENT
  • Eugene Register-Guard: DUCKS RENEW COMMITMENT TO DISTANCES
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS COULD BE BACK
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: SAVANNAH REBOUNDS AFTER LOST SEASON

    Tuesday, April 4, 2006

  • Orange County Register: FANS MAKE BEST OF IT
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: WILDCATS NEARLY USED UP OL'S REDSHIRT SEASON
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: BRITTON READY TO PLAY FOR CATS
  • Tucson Citizen: ASU HOOPS: SENDEK SAYS TIMING RIGHT TO TAKE OVER SUN DEVILS
  • Oakland Tribune: A BANNER YEAR FOR THE BRUINS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: INSIDE MONDAY'S TITLE GAME
  • Tacoma News Tribune: SENDEK LEAVES TOBACCO ROAD TO TAKE ARIZONA STATE JOB

    Monday, April 3, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: UNCOMMON BONDS
  • Contra Costa Times: UCLA'S HOWLAND EMBRACES THE SHADOW OF WOODEN
  • Orange County Register: FINAL CHALLENGE FOR BRUINS
  • San Francisco Examiner: UCLA FACES FLORIDA FOR NCAA CROWN
  • Tucson Citizen: NCAA FINAL: BRUINS HOPE TO START A NEW TITLE TRADITION
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASEBALL: UA'S PLANTE HITS GRAND SLAM AT CHASE
  • Tucson Citizen: OLSON SAYS QUICKNESS WILL HELP UCLA TO TITLE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA'S ZWANCK FIRST IN GOLF TOURNAMENT
  • Oakland Tribune: UCLA HAD BIG BABY COVERED WITH A BLANKET
  • Oakland Tribune: UCLA'S DEFENSE SHUTS DOWN LSU
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BRUINS CARRY PAC-10 FLAG
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: EX-GATOR APPLEBY HAS NO REGRETS
  • USA Today: COACH KEEPS DEFENSIVE-MINDED BRUINS 'HOWLING'
  • USA Today: ON THE COURT, UCLA REFLECTS COACH HOWLAND
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TRADITION IS NICE, BUT IT DOESN'T WIN GAMES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BRUINS BACK IN TITLE GAME
  • Spokesman Review: NCAA TITLE GAME A MATCHUP OF OPPOSITES

    Friday, March 31, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: HOWLAND'S COACHING DREAMS COME TRUE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD MEET IS BIG BY THE NUMBERS
  • Tucson Citizen: THE FINAL FOUR: HOWLAND USES DIFFERENT FORMULAS FOR HIS SUCCESS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: SMITH READY FOR TWO ROLES ON DEFENSIVE LINE
  • Oakland Tribune: WHISTLE BLOWS OUT CARDINAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: FINAL FOUR: PAC-10 SILENCES NAYSAYERS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW SOFTBALL TEAM DRAWS ITS STRENGTH FROM SENIOR SLUGGERS

    Thursday, March 30, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: CAL TIRED OF HAS-BEEN DAYS
  • Spokesman Review: WSU FOOTBALL FORECAST
  • Orange County Register: UCLA MUST HIT THE BOARDS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASEBALL: POOR START PUTTING EXTRA PRESSURE ON CATS IN LEAGUE PLAY
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL: WILDCATS WILL NEED TOP PITCHING TO END OSU'S RECORD WIN STREAK

    Wednesday, March 29, 2006

  • USA Today: BRUINS ALL RIGHT AT HOME
  • Spokesman Review: WSU'S LEADING SCORER TO TRANSFER
  • Spokesman Review: NOT A TYPICAL L.A. STORY
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS PUT THEMSELVES ON MIGHTY ROLL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS
  • Orange County Register: UCLA'S PERFECT TIMING
  • Tucson Citizen: UA STARTING JOB IN HENRY'S HANDS

    Tuesday, March 28, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: POWE NAMED SECOND TEAM ALL-AMERICAN
  • Oakland Tribune: BEST IN BAY: POWE LEADS WAY
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL HAS MORE THAN POWE TO PONDER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROY CAPS HUSKIES CAREER WITH AP HONOR
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW FOOTBALL: WILLINGHAM HAS 'OPEN MIND'
  • USA Today: CLASS ACT FOR UCLA'S RESTORED PEDIGREE
  • USA Today: AP ALL-AMERICA TEAM NAMED
  • Tacoma News Tribune: STATE HAS ALL-AMERICAN BOOKENDS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WILLINGHAM EXPECTS BOWL GAME NEXT SEASON
  • Tacoma News Tribune: INJURIES SIDELINE TWO KEY LINEMEN
  • Spokesman Review: COUGS LOSE FINALE BUT GAIN NATIONAL RANKING
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS PROSPER IN TOUGH TIMES
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL: GRACE PERIOD OVER

    Monday, March 27, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: TARA WEEKEND'S BIGGEST WINNER
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD WANTS TO STOP LSU DOUBLE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROMAR LOOKS TOWARD FUTURE
  • USA Today: NOT YOUR SAME OLD BRUINS IN FINAL FOUR
  • USA Today: STANFORD SWARMS SOONERS FOR TRIP TO ELITE EIGHT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BRUINS COME OUT OF HIBERNATION
  • Tacoma News Tribune: EXPECT HUSKIES TO RELOAD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SPECIAL BOND STIRS CARDINAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S SMITH HAD TO `TOUGH' IT OUT; SHE HAS
  • Orange County Register: TO WIN, BRUINS MUST SET PACE
  • Tucson Citizen: FOOTBALL: LOTS OF QUESTIONS FOR UA

    Tuesday, March 21, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL'S PARIS TRIP
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S SPRING PRACTICES WILL BE MORE THAN ROUTINE IN KEY AREAS
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL CAN ONLY WAIT TO SEE IF THE SHOW GOES ON
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD APPLIES ITS LESSON FOR SWEET WIN VS. FLORIDA ST.
  • Contra Costa Times: MANY HOLES, BUT FOCUS WILL BE ON QUARTERBACKS
  • Tucson Citizen: NEW EDITION OF WILDCATS WILL BE BETTER
  • Tucson Citizen: ARIZONA WILL RELOAD NEXT YEAR
  • Oakland Tribune: WITH WIGGINS HOT, STANFORD ROLLS FSU
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL HAS MORE THAN POWE TO PONDER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UPS AND DOWNS FOR UW FROSH
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES GET NEW DBS COACH
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL? THE COUGS ARE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WASHINGTON HAS ALREADY SEEN LOTS OF CONNECTICUT
  • Spokesman Review: BRUINS HAVE KEPT PLUGGING ALONG

    Monday, March 20, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL LOOKING TO THE BENCH
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD'S PIERCE STEPS UP
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS ROLL IN OPENER
  • Orange County Register: UCLA GOING OVER MORRISON OPTIONS
  • Tucson Citizen: NCAA EXTRA: `IT WAS SO CLOSE'
  • Tucson Citizen: NCAA EXTRA: SWEET 16 SCRAMBLE

    Thursday, March 16, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: LIKE FATHER, LIKE SONS IN WILKES FAMILY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES NEED CONTROLLED ABANDON FROM BROCKMAN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW LOOKS TO 'MOVE ON'
  • USA Today: UCLA LEARNING HOWLAND'S MANTRA: BEAR DOWN
  • USA Today: GUARDS HAVE FOES SEEING TRIPLE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: YOU GOTTA BE TOUGH TO DANCE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UNDERDOGS? OVERRATED? MAYBE A BIT OF BOTH
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FOR UW WOMEN, FASTBREAK COMES SHORTLY AFTER BREAKFAST

    Wednesday, March 15, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD CLEANSES PALATE IN NIT ROUT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW'S ROY EMERGES FROM LAYAWAY WITH TOTAL PACKAGE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: PALS PONDER THE FUTURE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NCAA CAL GIVES UW A DATE FOR BIG DANCE
  • Spokesman Review: KENT WILL REMAIN OREGON'S COACH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL SENIORS ENJOY BETTER MAPLES FAREWELL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD SENSATION / NO SOPHOMORE SLUMP FOR WIGGINS, WHO HAS STEPPED INTO THE LEADER'S ROLE VACATED BY LAST YEAR'S SENIORS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FINAL FOUR CAL FANTASY / IT'S A LONGSHOT, BUT LONGER SHOTS HAVE SUCCEEDED
  • Contra Costa Times: PAC-10 SITTING PRETTY WITH SIX INVITED TO DANCE
  • Orange County Register: PRESSURIZED SITUATION FOR UCLA
  • Orange County Register: UCLA, MICHIGAN COLLIDE AGAIN
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS JUST GLAD TO BE IN PHILLY
  • Tucson Citizen: IT'S PRIMER TIME

    Tuesday, March 14, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: NCAAS, FROM CHEERS TO TEARS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SELECTION MONDAY / CAL: FRESHMAN LADEN TEAM REWARDED FOR PAC-10 WINS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SELECTION MONDAY / STANFORD: NO PRESSURE, NO CONTROVERSY, ONLY EXCITEMENT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD RELISHES OPPORTUNITY
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL WOMEN GET FIRST INVITE SINCE `93
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD GETS ANOTHER SHOT AT HAPPY ENDING
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD HAS NO PROBLEM BEING A NO. 3 SEED
  • Orange County Register: UCLA DEALT HIGH SEED, TOUGH REGIONAL
  • Orange County Register: USC MADE PROGRESS, BUILT HOPE
  • Tucson Citizen: NCAA WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT: TALENT HITS MCKALE FLOOR
  • Tucson Citizen: UA MEN'S HOOPS: ADAMS BACK TO PRACTICING WITH CATS
  • Tucson Citizen: 4X4 CATS COULD HAUL VICTORIES

    Monday, March 13, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: POWE IN A DANCING MOOD
  • Oakland Tribune: ALAS, IT'S ONE AND DONE FOR CAL
  • Oakland Tribune: UBAKA HAS HIS GROOVE BACK, AS DOES CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES CONTENT WITH FIFTH SEED
  • USA Today: STAAT FOLLOWS TILLMAN'S PATH
  • USA Today: UCLA LICKING ITS PAWS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: NO FREE RIDE FOR UW IN FIRST ROUND
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COMMITTEE DOES FAVOR FOR HUSKIES
  • Spokesman Review: HUSKIES SEEDED FIFTH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CALIFORNIA DRAWS A NO. 7 SEED -- AND FAMILIAR OPPONENT IN N.C. STATE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 12 YEARS, STANFORD SETTLES FOR NIT HOME GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LOSS OF SLEEP, NOT MOTIVATION/PAC-10 TOURNEY GIVES STANFORD REALITY CHECK
  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS RALLY BUT THEY FALL AGAINST UNLV
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD TO PLAY VIRGINIA IN NIT
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS REWARDED, BUT THEY WANT MORE
  • Orange County Register: UCLA ENDS TOURNAMENT WITH VICTORY OVER LONG BEACH STATE
  • Tucson Citizen: CATS - TIME TO GET TOUGH
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FAITHFUL RELIEVED BY NCAA BID

    Tuesday, February 28, 2006

  • Orange County Register: OLSON BETTER SINCE TWEAKING MECHANICS
  • Orange County Register: PRUITT EAGER TO MAKE HIS RETURN TO THE COURT
  • Tucson Citizen: ADAMS, WITH ATTITUDE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA HOOPS: UNLV, ILLINI, TAR HEELS ON CATS' DANCE CARD THIS WINTER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROY GETS RARE THREE-PEAT AS PAC-10 AWARD WINNER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ROY BEST IN PAC-10 THIRD WEEK IN A ROW
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WSU TO REPLACE ONE BENNETT WITH ANOTHER
  • Spokesman Review: BENNETT TO MAKE RETIREMENT OFFICIAL TODAY

    Monday, February 27, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: UW KNOCKS BEARS DOWN A NOTCH
  • Oakland Tribune: IT'S UGLY, BUT STANFORD HAPPY TO GET THIS WIN
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROY MAKES SENIOR NIGHT STATEMENT VS. CAL, POWE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW SENIORS GET ONE LAST CURTAIN CALL AT HEC ED
  • Tacoma News Tribune: 'B-ROY' MAKES NEW BELIEVERS
  • Spokesman Review: ROY THE STAR AS HUSKIES BEAT CALIFORNIA

    Friday, February 24, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS CONQUER ANXIETY, COUGARS / POWE TRIGGERS WIN FOR TENTATIVE CAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD STADIUM TO OPEN WITH NAVY GAME
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL HAVE CURE / WIGGINS RECOVERS FROM FLU, STANFORD CLINCHES SHARE OF TITLE
  • Contra Costa Times: BARELY A WIN, BUT BEARS WILL TAKE IT
  • Contra Costa Times: BUSH PLANS TO BREAK HEISMAN JINX
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS PULL TOGETHER, STAY TIED ATOP PAC-10
  • Tucson Citizen: RODGERS' `D' HAS FOES SQUIRMING
  • Tucson Citizen: FRESHMAN PITCHER GUILMET EAGER TO START FOR WILDCATS
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL GRINDS OUT TOUGH, UGLY ROAD VICTORY
  • Oakland Tribune: HUSKIES SMACK DOWN STANFORD
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES LEAVE NO DOUBT VS. CARDINAL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: CAL SITTING PRETTY AFTER 'UGLY GAME'
  • Spokesman Review: WSU MUST BEAR NARROW LOSS TO CAL
  • Spokesman Review: JENSEN ANSWERS CALL

    Thursday, February 23, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: ASU WOMEN RECLAIM STATUS AS POWER AFTER WIN
  • Seattle Times: UW's STUDENT SECTION A WILD PACK OF DAWG LOVERS
  • Seattle Times: HICKS RETURNS FOR FIRST-PLACE PUSH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS WANT TO SKIP LATE SEASON HIBERNATION
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD, CAL EAGER FOR SWEEPS
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL LOOKS TO REBOUND FROM DISASTER
  • Contra Costa Times: CARDINAL FACING ADDED PRESSURE
  • Orange County Register: HOWLAND SEARCHES FOR SCORING OPTIONS
  • Tucson Citizen: HOME-COURT EDGE HUGE FOR OLSON VS. SUN DEVILS
  • Tucson Citizen: 'CATS MELANCON RETURNING TO CLOSER ROLE
  • Tucson Citizen: UA HALL OF FAMER GENUNG LED AMPHI HOOPS FOR 30 SEASONS
  • Oakland Tribune: BOYLE ENJOYS COUNTING WINS, COUNTING CROWS
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL WARY OF WSU BEAR TRAP
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: TIMES CHANGE FOR UW, CARDINAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES' ROY COMMANDS RESPECT
  • USA Today: HUSKIES ON THE PROWL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES TAKE ANOTHER SHOT AT CARDINAL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: USC'S SPORTS ARENA WON'T BE MISSED
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS COACH SEEKS ONE LAST GOOD EFFORT

    Wednesday, February 22, 2006

  • LA Times: WORK WILL COME LATER FOR LEINART, BUSH, YOUNG
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL FROSH GUARD HOMES IN ON HUSKIES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: MARCH MAY HAVE A MAD LOOK THIS YEAR
  • Orange County Register: HOWLAND STILL TRYING TO PLUG HOLE AT CENTER
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS MIGHT HAVE CROMWELL AVAILABLE
  • Tucson Citizen: ASU HAS AN EDGE PAIRED WITH UA?
  • Tucson Citizen: UA SOFTBALL TEAM TOPS POLL
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL MAY NEED 3 MORE WINS TO GET TO DANCE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: MORRISON AND ROY: TWO KINDS OF BEAUTY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BENNETT ABOUT TO LEAVE HIS HEART IN PULLMAN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BENNETT HINTS OF LEAVING WSU
  • Tacoma News Tribune: EX-UW BASKETBALL STAR BURT TO WORK FOR HEART INSTITUTE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES' ROY PAC-10 PLAYER OF THE WEEK

    Monday, February 21, 2006

    Arizona Republic: SUN DEVILS SWEEP HOUSTON
    Arizona Republic: WIN STAMPS UA AS NCAA WORTHY

    Thursday, February 16, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: SEAY SPEEDING TRANSITION
  • Arizona Republic: STANFORD REMAINS ASU'S TOP TARGET
  • LA Times: FLOYD HAS SPECIAL BOND WITH TEAM MANAGER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: DOUBLE-TAKE: CAL'S AHEAD OF ARIZONA
  • San Francisco Chronicle: COLLEGE SOFTBALL REVIEW / CAL, STANFORD PITCHING FOR TRIP TO THE COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: WHEN A BIG GAME MIGHT NOT BE SUCH A BIG GAME AFTER ALL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD PREPARES FOR REMATCH WITH ASU'S PENDERGRAPH
  • Contra Costa Times: POWE IS PROVING TO BE ONE OF THE PAC-10'S BEST
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL A WIN AWAY FROM FIRST PLACE TIE
  • Orange County Register: MATA STRIVING TO RETURN FOR POSTSEASON PLAY
  • Tucson Citizen: LOVE AND BASKETBALL: WILLIAMS' MOM HELPED HIM ON HOOPS PATH
  • Tucson Citizen: UA MEN'S BASKETBALL: CATS HAVE A CHANCE TO IMPRESS li>Oakland Tribune: CAL FACES NEW LOOK IN ARIZONA REMATCH
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD GOAL: KEEP LEVEL AT 110 PERCENT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES CATCHING DUCKS IN DISORDER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: CASTRO REACHES END OF LONG ROAD AT WASHINGTON
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES NOT ONLY ONES WITH INCENTIVE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES TO STICK WITH NEW LINEUP
  • Spokesman Review: SIX CRUCIAL GAMES LEFT

    Wednesday, February 15, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: RODGERS' RETURN SIMPLY A FAIR MOVE BY OLSON
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: HOWLAND EYES 5 FROM PAC-10
  • Arizona Republic: DEVILS ON A ROLL WITH STANFORD SHOWDOWN NEXT
  • Seattle Times: HOWLAND DREAMS OF PAC-10-FILLED TOURNEY
  • Eugene Register-Guard: CREATION OF A CONTENDER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD REHIRES CHRISTOFF
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS, WILDCATS HAVE ROSTER QUESTION MARKS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S HILL HAS TO GET OVER `WALL'
  • Tucson Citizen: UA HOOPS: ONOBUN ADJUSTING ON THE FLY FOR CATS
  • Tucson Citizen: USA SOFTBALL HONORS HOLLOWELL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: NCAA BERTHS SHOULD RESTORE PAC-10 LUSTER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: DENTMON DEALS WITH TURBULENCE

    Tuesday, February 14, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: RADENOVIC TAKES ON LEADERSHIP ROLE IN CATS' STRONG WIN
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASKETBALL: LOOK WHO'S BACK
  • Tucson Citizen: OLSON HAS SALVAGED RODGERS
  • Tucson Citizen: UA TO RETIRE POLK'S JERSEY SATURDAY
  • Oakland Tribune: NO MORE HESITATION FOR UBAKA
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD FOCUSES ON NEW CHALLENGE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROY PAC-10 PLAYER OF THE WEEK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: ZAGS HOLD SPOT; UW INCHES UP

    Thursday, February 9, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD AT CAL / BEARS WANT TO PLAY HOT WHILE STAYING COOL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD AT CAL / CARDINAL MUST COVER FOR INJURED HARYASZ
  • Orange County Register: TURNAROUND TIME FOR UCLA BASKETBALL
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS' DEFENSE APPEALS TO HOLT MORE THAN RAMS
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS PLAN TO MAKE UP FOR LOSS OF PRUITT
  • Orange County Register: UCLA LOADED WITH TALENT
  • Tucson Citizen: UA WOMEN'S HOOPS: WILDCATS FACE CRUCIAL GAME IN NCAA RUN
  • Oakland Tribune: EYE-YI-YI: HARYASZ STATUS STILL UNCLEAR
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW POINT GUARD FINDS SOLACE IN BASKETBALL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STRONG FINISH CRUCIAL TO UW WOMEN'S NCAA HOPES
  • USA Today: WHAT'S THE SECRET AT UCLA?
  • Spokesman Review: BIG AUSSIE FINDING HIS COMFORT ZONE

    Wednesday, February 8, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: WALTERS GETTING UNTRACKED
  • LA Times: HOWLAND, FLOYD SHOULD BE COMMENDED FOR THEIR WORK
  • Eugene Register-Guard: 2004: THE UNDERDOG CLASS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: OREGON COMMITTED TO BEING FIT AND FAST
  • Eugene Register-Guard: BEAVERS' CUIC FINDING HIS GROOVE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: 'SEATTLE'S SUPER SIX REVISITED'
  • USA Today: CAL'S BOYLE LOOSENS ATMOSPHERE
  • Spokesman Review: LOW'S RETURN ON SCHEDULE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FOUR-WEEK STREAK TURNS IT ALL AROUND
  • San Francisco Chronicle: KEY MOVES PAY OFF FOR STANFORD, CAL
  • Orange County Register: PAC-10 REPORT
  • Orange County Register: COLLETTO RETURNS TO COACH AT UCLA

    Tuesday, February 7, 2006

  • LA Times: BRUINS SHOW THEY BELONG
  • Eugene Register-Guard: IN DEFENSE OF DUCKS, KENT POINTS TO OFFENSIVE SHOOTING
  • Tucson Citizen: UA HOOPS: WALTERS GETTING UNTRACKED
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BIG PART OF SOFTBALL'S PARITY GAIN
  • Tucson Citizen: UA TRACK & FIELD: GENERATION RUN

    Monday, February 6, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: SUN DEVIL WOMEN SET THREE SCHOOL MARKS IN TRACK & FIELD
  • Oakland Tribune: NEXT BIG THING: CAL VS. STANFORD
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW WOMEN BLOW PAST COUGS
  • USA Today: LEINART READY FOR NEXT STEP
  • USA Today: UCLA CASHES IN ON ARIZONA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FAST BREAK FOR HUSKIES
  • Spokesman Review: HUSKIES OVERWHELM COUGARS 83-57

    Friday, February 3, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL ENDS IT EARLY, WINS 13TH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HERNANDEZ MAGIC DOES IT AGAIN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BACK REVERSES FIELD, CHOOSES STANFORD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HAPPY TO BE HOME / CARDINAL HAVE NO TROUBLE IN RETURN TO MAPLES
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL THUMPS OREGON STATE EARLY, OFTEN
  • Contra Costa Times: HERNANDEZ A HERO AGAIN FOR STANFORD
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL FOCUSING ON LAST YEAR'S SLIGHT
  • Contra Costa Times: YOUNG IS AN AWESOME ATHLETE, BUT LEINART IS THE REAL DEAL
  • Orange County Register: WHAT IS GOOD?
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS MANAGE VICTORY ON OFF NIGHT
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS UPGRADE THEIR EXPECTATIONS
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S QUICK START QUIETS BEAVERS
  • Oakland Tribune: IT'S HERNANDEZ TO THE RESCUE
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD MAKES IT LOOK EASY
  • Oakland Tribune: FIRST-PLACE BRUINS EASE PAST ASU
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW SEEKS REBOUND AT WSU
  • Tacoma News Tribune: STANFORD TOPS OREGON, STAYS STRONG AT HOME
  • Spokesman Review: NO. 14 UCLA HOLDS OFF ARIZONA STATE

    Thursday, February 2, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: CONFERENCE TAKEOVER
  • Arizona Daily Star: PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF BIG FOR STOOPS
  • Arizona Daily Star: TRIP TO L.A. COULD BE SUNNY OR GLOOMY FOR UA
  • Arizona Daily Star: THE REFRESHMENTS
  • Oregonian: OREGON FOOTBALL RECRUITING
  • Oregonian: OSU FOOTBALL RECRUITING
  • San Jose Mercury News: SENIOR'S SCORING OUTBURST FUESL STANFORD SURGE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: WR AUSTIN PICKS BRUINS
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUINS GETTINNG ON THE DEFENSIVE
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC FOOTBALL RECRUITING
  • San Francisco Chronicle: A VISION OF SUCCESS/USC'S RECRUITS KEEP TROJANS ATOP THE TALENT POOL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: TEDFORD'S PERSISTANCE PAYS OFF
  • San Francisco Chronicle: AFTER 1 1/2 YEARS, POWE IS ADAPTING TO DOUBLE TEAMS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL COACH HAS TEAM SHOOTING FOR NCAA TOURNAMENT BERTH
  • San Francisco Chronicle: SCORE STANFORD'S RISE AS A TEAM REBOUND
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL STAYS WITHIN SIGHT OF USC
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL HOPS RECRUITS ARE BLUE CHIPS OFF OLD BLOCK
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS `HIT IT BIG'
  • Orange County Register: DORRELL PLEASED WITH CLASS
  • Tucson Citizen: BASKETBALL MIDSEASON REPORT: PAC-10 - SCRAMBLE TO THE FINISH
  • Tucson Citizen: UA FOOTBALL GETS ANOTHER TOP 20 CLASS
  • Oakland Tribune: BURFORD REMEMBERS THE FIRST SUPER BOWL
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL GETTING TIRED OF BEING SHORT-HANDED
  • Oakland Tribune: BEARS FILL NEEDS ON SIGNING DAY
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD RECRUITS- WELL GROUNDED
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD VS. OREGON
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: LOCKER TOPS UW'S CLASS OF 21
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: MURCHISON FINALLY MAKES THE BIG TIME WITH HUSKIES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: A CAPSULE LOOK AT UW'S RECRUITS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: WASHINGTON STATE RAIDS JC RANKS
  • USA Today: WITH STARS GONE, TROJANS RELOAD ROSTER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FUTURE IS NOW FOR UW, WSU
  • Tacoma News Tribune: PAC-10 STRETCH RUN WILL MAKE OR BREAK UW
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TOP COACH: BEN HOWLAND, UCLA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TOP FRESHMAN: LUC RICHARD MBAH A MOUTE, UCLA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: TOP PLAYER: BRANDON ROY, WASHINGTON
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS BEEF UP RUNNING BACKS, WRS
  • Spokesman Review: REMATCH OFFERS DRAMA

    Wednesday, February 1, 2006

  • Arizona Daily Star: UA HOPES TO TAKE BIG STEP IN FOOTBALL
  • Arizona Daily Star: HUSKIES PLAN TO REGROUP AFTER LOSSES
  • Arizona Daily Star: STEWART EXPECTED USC TURNAROUND
  • Arizona Daily Star: STORIED CATS ARE DRIVEN TO IMPROVE
  • Oregonian: IT'S ABOUT TO GET CROWDED AT DUCKS' QUARTERBACK SPOT
  • Oregonian: BEAVERS TRY TO MAKE DO WITHOUT STARTER HURD
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: AFFLALO SAYS LEGS FRESHER AFTER BREAK
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: BRUINS' HAUL FORTIFIES BOTH LINES
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: USC APPEARS TO BE NO. 2 AGAIN
  • Oakland Tribune: PAIR FROM MACK, MV AT TOP OF CAL'S LIST
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD TO LAND 17, EMPHASIS ON O-LINE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW VOLLEYBALL DREAM DATE AN EVENING TO REMEMBER
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ROMAR SHOULDERS BLAME FOR UW SETBACK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW, WSU PIN HOPES ON RECRUITS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STARS SHINE ON SHAUN, CRISTAL
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL PROVE THEY'RE LEGITIMATE
  • San Francisco Examiner: UBAKA IN CONTROL AT CAL
  • Tucson Citizen: UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA'S HASSAN ADAMS: A LEAP FORWARD

    Tuesday, January 31, 2006

  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: PITCHES DONE, UW AWAITS SIGNING DAY
  • Spokesman Review: FERGUSON, WSU STAYING UPBEAT
  • LA Times: BRUINS TURN TO WALKER TO RUN THEIR DEFENSE
  • LA Times: PRUITT'S HARD DRIVING IS PAYING OFF ON THE ROAD
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD HAS JUST THE TICKET FOR FANS
  • Orange County Register: USC BACK IN THE POSITIVE

    Monday, January 30, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: WITH WIN ON LINE, STANFORD ACES TEST
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD'S RALLY OVERCOMES USC
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: STANFORD RALLY HAS UW REELING
  • USA Today: STANFORD STRIVES IN OT
  • USA Today: STANFORD FALLS TO UCLA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: CARDINAL WOMEN UPEND TROJANS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: COUGS CAN'T KEEP UP WITH BEARS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL SHOW THEIR GRIT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: VICTORY FROM JAWS OF DEFEAT
  • Contra Costa Times: STANFORD GOES FOR `HOME RUN,' REVIVES SEASON
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS EAGER TO MOVE AHEAD
  • Tucson Citizen: STRUGGLING UA IN TITLE HUNT
  • Arizona Daily Star:CATS NEED STRONG FINISH TO ASSURE BID TO NCAA TOURNEY
  • Oregonian:BEAVERS WILL PASS ON EXCUSES

    Monday, January 23, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: HOT ARIZONA SINKS CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES SEEING HOOPS DEJA VU
  • Tacoma News Tribune: LEADING MEN: HUSKIES BACK ATOP PAC-10
  • Tacoma News Tribune: OSU SENDS WSU TO FOURTH LOSS IN A ROW
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WIGGINS, SMITH HELP STANFORD GET BY ASU
  • San Francisco Chronicle: FREE THROW, 3-POINT WOES ENABLE ARIZONA TO WIN AT HAAS
  • Tucson Citizen: WILDCATS READY TO TAKE ON SUN DEVILS
  • Tucson Citizen: WOUNDED SUN DEVILS AWAIT CATS

    Friday, January 20, 2006

  • LA Times: WYNNE GOES HIS OWN WAY
  • LA Times: THE DAWN OF A NEW ERA ARRIVES IN THE DARKNESS
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO FRESHMAN GETTING POINT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL BURNS SUN DEVILS IN TEMPE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CARDINAL FALL SHORT IN OT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL HOLDS ON FOR VICTORY
  • San Francisco Chronicle: MANY CONTRIBUTORS AS CARDINAL RIP WILDCATS
  • Contra Costa Times: CAL `D' ECLIPSES SUN DEVILS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES OUTPLAY BEAVERS, BARELY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW MEN'S GAME AT A GLANCE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: DUCKS BEAT COUGS ON TWO LATE 3S
  • Tacoma News Tribune: FAST START PROPELS HUSKIES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: DEPLETED WILDCATS TOP CARDINAL IN OT
  • Spokesman Review: JONES SAVES HUSKIES
  • Spokesman Review: HAIRSTON PROVIDES HAIRY END

    Thursday, January 19, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: BENCH SUDDENLY IS VERY YOUNG
  • Oakland Tribune: EXPECT ARIZONA TO TURN UP HEAT
  • Oakland Tribune: FARMAR, UCLA STIFLE TROJANS
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW SEEKS PAYBACK FOR RARE BLOWOUT
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BURT-LESS HUSKIES ON ROAD
  • Tacoma News Tribune: THERE'S NO SUBSTITUTE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: PAC-10'S ELITE COULD PULL AWAY... OR DRAFT BACK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UCLA'S FAST START FINISHES USC, 66-45
  • Spokesman Review: COWGILL READY FOR KEY PAC-10 WEEK
  • Spokesman Review: BRUINS ROLL TO WIN
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS, CARDINAL TRY TO FEEL AT HOME ON THE ROAD/CAL: BIG ARIZONA WEEKEND IS KEY IN SEASON WITH NO CLEAR FAVORITE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: BEARS, CARDINAL TRY TO FEEL AT HOME ON THE ROAD/STANFORD: VICTORY IN OAKLAND IS SOLE TRIUMPH AWAY FROM MAPLES
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD, CAL FACE ARIZONA TEAMS AT HALFWAY POINT OF PAC-10 SEASON
  • San Francisco Chronicle: WASHINGTON'S BURT MADE SAD, BUT SENSIBLE DECISION
  • Arizona Republic: ASU TAKES TITLE HOPES ON KEY TRIP
  • Arizona Republic: ASU GOES FOR 2 IN A ROW

    Wednesday, January 18, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: HOME IS NO GUARANTEE FOR SUCCESS
  • Oakland Tribune: THERE'S NO WHERE THERE
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: OREGON GETS ITS 'GLUE' BACK
  • USA Today: BURT MAY COACH HUSKIES
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW'S ROMAR PREACHES GOSPEL OF INTENSITY
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS EARN HONOR FOR CREATING DIVERSE ENVIRONMENT
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LONG LIST OF INJURIES HELPS MAKE PAC-10 BIG RIDDLE
  • San Francisco Chronicle: STANFORD'S HERNANDEZ RESTS BACK
  • Orange County Register: UCLA'S BOZEMAN BACK NEXT WEEK?

    Tuesday, January 17, 2006

  • LA Times: EMOTIONAL FAREWELL FOR DEDEAUX
  • Seattle Times: BURT ENDS UW CAREER
  • Eugene Register-Guard: WINNING WEEKEND WON'T LULL DUCKS INTO COMPLACENCY
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD WOMEN SCORCH CAL WITH 3S
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: PAC-10 HONORS HUSKIES' JONES
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BURT RETIRES AGAIN -- FOR GOOD
  • USA Today: HAIRSTON, OREGON OVERWHELM NP. 25 ARIZONA
  • USA Today: WASHINGTON GUARD ENDS CAREER AFTER DEFIBRILLATOR GOES OFF
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES' BURT QUITS AFTER LATEST HEART INCIDENT
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES' JONES NETS PAC-10 WEEKLY HONOR
  • Spokesman Review: SHOCK ADD TWO HUSKIES TO ROSTER

    Friday, January 13, 2006

  • Arizona Republic: BEAVERS ARE CONFIDENT
  • Seattle Times: UW WIN SECONDARY TO BURT'S HEALTH SCARE
  • FOX.com: HUSKIES' HOMECOOKING COMES TO AN END
  • Eugene Register-Guard: UO WOMEN FACE A TOUGH ROAD AHEAD
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD HAS DOMINATED CAL IN HOOPS PAST DECADE
  • Oakland Tribune: CAL'S HARDIN STEPS UP HIS GAME
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: HUSKIES TOP USC IN FIRST TRUE ROAD GAME
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW SHOW'S HEART, EXTENDS STREAK
  • USA Today: BUSH HEADS TO NFL
  • USA Today: BEAVERS BAFFLE NO. 25 'ZONA
  • Tacoma News Tribune: PURPLE FUELS UW PASSION
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW OVERCOMES BURT SCARE
  • Tacoma News Tribune: AILING BRUINS SURVIVE COUGARS
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BEAVERS HOLD ON AGAINST ARIZONA
  • Spokesman Review: COUGARS' COMEBACK FALLS JUST SHORT
  • Spokesman Review: UW SHOES PURPLE HEART
  • Spokesman Review: ROY, JONES HELP HUSKIES HOLD OFF TROJANS
  • Spokesman Review: DEWITZ LEADS BEAVERS PAST WILDCATS
  • Contra Costa Times: BEARS LEARN HARD LESSON; NEXT COURSE AT STANFORD
  • Orange County Register: BRUINS ESCAPE WITH A VICTORY
  • Orange County Register: OREGON STATE STOPS ARIZONA

    Thursday, January 12, 2006

  • San Francisco Chronicle: CAL'S UBAKA HAS MATURED AS A PLAYER, TEAM LEADER
  • San Francisco Chronicle: LOTS OF FANFARE FOR 110TH YEAR OF STANFORD-CAL
  • Orange County Register: NOW WHAT FOR UCLA BASKETBALL?
  • Orange County Register: TROJANS FOCUS: STAY CALM, COOL
  • Tucson Citizen: UA'S STOPPER: SENIOR CHRIS RODGERS TAKES PRIDE IN HIS STIFLING DEFENSE
  • Tucson Citizen: BEAVERS LOOK FOR ANOTHER UPSET
  • Tucson Citizen: UA'S MVP COULD PASS FOR A JOCKEY
  • Oakland Tribune: THE GRUNFELD STORY: LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
  • Oakland Tribune: KEEP TEDFORD IN BERKELEY
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW RUNS INTO OLD FRIEND TONIGHT IN FIRST ROAD TEST
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: UW'S FLORENCE FACES BIG CHALLENGE TONIGHT
  • USA Today: USC'S WHITE OPTS FOR THE NFL'S GREEN
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES HIT THE ROAD LOOKING FOR A WAKE-UP CALL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES PLAY MORE LIKE '03 TEAM THAN LAST SEASON'S SQUAD
  • Spokesman Review: INFORMED INSTINCTS

    Wednesday, January 11, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: DIOGU REACHES FOR THE STARS AS NBA CENTER
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES STILL ON TRACK
  • Tacoma News Tribune: BENNETT KEEPS COUGARS ON STEADY DIET OF HUMILITY
  • Arizona Daily Star: LATER START FOR BASEBALL LEAVES UA COLD
  • Oregonian: UO SEARCHES FOR...FOR...FOR
  • Long Beach Press-Telegram: SHIPP DOCKED FOR THE SEASON
  • Tucson Citizen: UA BASKETBALL: WALTERS' WISH

    Tuesday, January 10, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD DEFENSE STYMIES OREGON
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UW FALLS IN AP POLL, BUT ONLY THREE SPOTS
  • San Francisco Chronicle: HERNANDEZ FILLS LEADERSHIP ROLE
  • Orange County Register: TRAKH HAS TROJANS AGAIN ON THE RISE

    Monday, January 9, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: DREW MAKES RUN FROM NCAA
  • Oakland Tribune: QUINN, WILLIS ARE TOO HOT FOR ASU
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: ANOTHER SIGN COUGS ARE ON RISE
  • USA Today: UCLA'S DREW TO GO PRO
  • USA Today: DUCKS' NGATA OPTS FOR NFL
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WSU WINS ON UW TURF
  • Tacoma News Tribune: HUSKIES ESCAPE TIGHT FIGHT
  • Spokesman Review: BEATING UW EVIDENCE COUGS BACK ON TRACK
  • LA Times: DEFENSE HAS WORK TO DO
  • Seattle Times: PAC-10 FOOTBALL SHOULD STAY STATUS QUO FOR 2006 SEASON
  • Eugene Register-Guard: STRUGGLING DUCKS MISSING SOMETHING

    Friday, January 6, 2006

  • Oakland Tribune: BEARS ROAR INTO PAC-10 LEAD
  • Oakland Tribune: STANFORD OVERTAKES BEAVERS
  • Oakland Tribune: OREGON WOMEN ROMP PAST COLD CAL
  • Seattle Post-Intelligencer: BENNETT FLIPS WSU'S FORTUNES
  • USA Today: TROJANS LOADED FOR 2006
  • Tacoma News Tribune: USC'S NATIONAL REIGN OVER, BUT BEAT GOES ON IN PAC-10
  • Tacoma News Tribune: WSU CENTER MIHLHAUSER SELECTED TO SHRINE GAME
  • Tacoma News Tribune: UCLA BREAKS ARIZONA'S GRIP AT HOME
  • Spokesman Review: UCLA MAKES EARLY LEAD STAND UP AGAINST ARIZONA

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