Connecticut: Connecticut College Athletics

Meb Keflezighi's Next Test Is Rock 'n' Roll Half in San Jose (Runner's World) - 180 weeks ago

The scuttlebutt has it that 2006 could be the year that Olympic silver medalist Meb Keflezighi gives the ING New York City Marathon the American men's champ it hasn't had since 1982. Keflezighi's last competitive test before he races 26.2 miles on November 5 is this Sunday's inaugural Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon in San Jose, California.

Cush has Lancers kicking into gear (Worcester Telegram & Gazette) - 180 weeks ago

Make no mistake about it, Worcester State women's soccer coach Matt Kagan loves having Lauren Cush on his team, but Kagan truly believes the junior midfielder has the talent to be playing Division 1.

NHL (Akron Beacon Journal) - 180 weeks ago

ODDS Glantz-Culver Line Major League Baseball Playoffs Today's Games American League National League Odds to Win Series ------ NCAA Football

Plumb's back at URI, this time as aide (The Providence Journal) - 180 weeks ago

Seven years after he was recruited, former Portsmouth quarterback Matt Plumb finally is helping the Rams' football team, but not the way it had been planned.

Prep football, soccer polls, NFL, college football (The Toledo Blade) - 180 weeks ago

PREP FOOTBALL

College Notes by Mike Szostak: It's time to settle McElroy situation (The Providence Journal) - 180 weeks ago

One person who should have been there was missing from the football post-game celebration at Meade Stadium Saturday after the University of Rhode Island defeated Brown, 28-21, for the Governor's Cup.

Sooners a hit in the preseason (Cushing Daily Citizen) - 180 weeks ago

By Clay Horning THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT (NORMAN, Okla.) Norman, Okla. — The first time Sherri Coale’s Oklahoma women’s basketball team advanced to the NCAA Tournament, a milestone was reached.

Sooners a hit in the preseason (The Edmond Sun) - 180 weeks ago

The OU athletics ticket office announced that all reserved seats in the lower bowl at Lloyd Noble Center have been sold out for the Sooner women in the form of season tickets.

The Week in Review (Dartmouth Review) - 180 weeks ago

College Suffers Setback in Lawsuit; Dartmouth Ranked Highly in All the Wrong Categories; Sanctimonious Eco-Vehicle Appears on Television; Revising the Interweb; Dartmouth Is Rolling In It; Only Because it’s Fun to Say; Terrorist Visits Harvard; Harvard Still Exists; Drinking References Taboo In College Newspapers; One-Upping the Ledyard Challenge; Facebook.com Sparks Outrage; Silly Bandies; Board

Uplifting Force is With PC - Shanley is Friars' Biggest Athletics Booster (RedNova) - 181 weeks ago

By KEVIN McNAMARA Journal Sports Writer PROVIDENCE - he sight no doubt is jarring for an incoming freshman, if not a Providence College alumnus. If you venture into the bowels of Alumni Hall on the PC campus these days, you may just see a sprite, fresh-faced man pumping iron.