Marshall University NCAA News

Posted Thursday, May 15, 2008 ; 09:04 PM Updated Thursday, May 15, 2008 ; 09:08 PM Watch Story Video Former Herd wide receiver giving his degree a workout.

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“We have a great group of players returning”

The Waccamaw High boys tennis team fulfilled expectations on Saturday. The favorite for the state championship entering the 2008 campaign, the Warriors claimed their second consecutive Class AA title, defeating ... via Times Extra

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“I have been honored to be the president of Kansas State University for 22 years”

Kansas State University President Jon Wefald announced Monday that he plans to retire at the end of the 2008-09 academic year. via Kansas' CW

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For the second straight week a University of Houston football standout has been named to a prestigious preseason watch list, as senior defensive end Phillip Hunt was selected to the Bronko Nagurski Trophy Watch ... via CSTV.com

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Marshall player lands on football watch list. Story by Steve McGehee Email Other Stories by Steve McGehee Marshall's Albert McClellan is being considered for one of the top college football awards in 2008. via WTRF-TV

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“There is going to be a lot of bodies that are going to be practicing”

Marshall will open its spring football drills today with a two-hour session starting at 4 p.m. at Maverick Field. via Marshall News Messenger

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“It's something I've always wanted. I still had the skills and knowledge of college fresh in my mind, so I didn't want to wait”

John DiGiorgio's football career is just getting started, but the Buffalo Bills linebacker has already got a back-up plan ready for his days after life in the NFL. via Niagara Gazette

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Scotland manager George Burley believes the Scottish Premier League should change its policies as a result of the Rangers fixture pile-up. The club is facing eight games in 21 days as a result of reaching the ... via Channel 4

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“Ben brings a lot to the table in defence and attack and we're very glad to have him back”

QUEENSLAND enforcer Neville Costigan has 40 minutes to make a late bid for State of Origin selection in Canberra's clash against the Sydney Roosters this Saturday. via NEWS.com.au

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“It signifies not just a good football player, but a good student, a good member of our community”

Shaun Green arrived at Ferrum College's football program four years ago as a 190-pound linebacker fresh off one year at Umatilla, unsure of himself, uncertain about being so far away from home. via The Orlando Sentinel

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