North
1. UNCG 6 - 4
2. Elon 5 - 4
3. Appy State 5 - 5
4. Samford 4 - 6
5T. Chattanooga 3 - 7 (owns tie breaker)
5T. Western 3 - 7
South
1. Davidson 9 - 1
2. Wofford 8 - 3
3. Georgia Southern 7 - 4
4. Furman 5 - 5
5. College of Charleston 5 - 6
6. Citadel 1 - 9
First Round // Friday, March 2 // Asheville Civic Center
Game 1 (No. 4 South) Furman vs (No. 5 North) Chattanooga 11:30 a.m.
Game 2 (No. 3 North) Appy State vs (No. 6 South) Citadel 2:00 p.m.
Game 3 (No. 4 North) Samford vs (No. 5 South) Charleston 6:00 p.m.
Game 4 (No. 3 South) Georgia Southern vs (No. 6 North) Western Carolina 8:30 p.m.
Quarterfinals // Saturday, March 3 // Asheville Civic Center
Game 5 (No. 1 North) Greensboro vs Winner of Game 1 (Furman/Chatty) 12:00 p.m.
Game 6 (No. 2 South) Wofford vs Winner of Game 2 (Appy/Citadel) 2:30 p.m.
Game 7 (No. 1 South) Davidson vs Winner of Game 3 (Samford/Charleston) 6:00 p.m.
Game 8 (No. 2 North) Elon vs Winner of Game 4 (GSU/WCU) 8:30 p.m.
Western Carolina Catamount Sports............All Catamount Sports............All the time.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
The State of Catamount Basketball
Today, the men's team lost 82-56 to Wofford and the women lost 58-39 to Appy State. While both Catamount teams were playing opponents in the upper echelon of the conference, neither team was even remotely competitive with their opponent. Had this been the first or a single incident of this type in either teams competitiveness in conference games, it would be forgivable. But over the course of this season, these type games have become the norm, for both teams, regardless of the opponent.
As of this evening, the men are 9-14 overall and 3-7 in the SoCon, while the women are 7-14 overall and 2-10 in conference play. Both teams are currently tied for last place in their respective conference races, which is an unacceptable situation. I can at least rationalize in my mind that this is a rebuilding year for the men's team, however, it's the third year of a downward cycle for women's basketball since Coach Harper departed. Next season, both teams must make considerable improvements in their win/loss records.
As of this evening, the men are 9-14 overall and 3-7 in the SoCon, while the women are 7-14 overall and 2-10 in conference play. Both teams are currently tied for last place in their respective conference races, which is an unacceptable situation. I can at least rationalize in my mind that this is a rebuilding year for the men's team, however, it's the third year of a downward cycle for women's basketball since Coach Harper departed. Next season, both teams must make considerable improvements in their win/loss records.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Breaking News - Catamounts Unite Tour
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Entitled the "Catamounts Unite Tour," the series of nightly receptions is designed to allow both Eaton and Speir to meet with WCU alumni, supporters and Catamount fans alike as they craft together the vision and direction of Catamount Athletics and Western Carolina Football.
The ten-stop tour kicks off on Thursday, Feb. 9, in Atlanta-Metro area in Dunwoody, and spans the next month, culminating at the Outwest Steakhouse in Kernersville, N.C. Along the way, the Catamount athletic caravan will make stops across Western North Carolina in Canton (Feb. 13), Murphy (Feb.1 5), Cherokee (Feb. 22), Fletcher (Feb. 27), Franklin (Feb. 29) and Morganton (March 8). Charlotte-area Catamounts are invited to the BlackFinn Saloon on Feb. 21 or to the Feb. 28 stop at the Owl's Eye Vineyard & Winery in Shelby.
Each tour event with the exception of the stop at Fletcher's Broadmoor Golf Links begins at 6:30 pm and lasts until 8:00 pm. The Asheville-area reception will have a special start time of 6:00 pm.
For more information on the "Catamounts Unite Tour," or to RSVP, contact the Catamount Club offices at (828) 227-3047 or jfisher1@wcu.edu.
MBB: Wofford
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Game #23 - Wofford
WCU Baseball
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Practice is underway at Childress Field/Hennon Stadium for the 2012 season. Friday, Feb. 17 is opening day, and the Cats will host Fordham in Cullowhee.
Football To Host Signing Day Event
Catamount Football To Host National Signing Day Event!
On Thursday, February 2nd Head Football Coach Mark Speir and his staff will introduce the 2012 Signing Class! Coach Speir will introduce his position coaches, who will then brief you on each student athlete that has signed a National Letter of Intent to play football for WCU.
Our Coaches will review film on each signee to allow you to get the first glimpse of our new Catamounts!
This event will begin at 5:30 p.m. in the Hospitality Room in conjunction with the Purple Zone prior to the Men’s Basketball game vs Chattanooga.
To RSVP, pleases contact the Catamount Club office at 828.227.3047, or e-mail jfisher1@wcu.edu.
We look forward to seeing you in Cullowhee!!
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Baseball: the 2012 season
Be sure to get to know all the baseball Catamounts on the Catamount Sports Forum's "Meet the Cats" series.
WBB: Menendez reaches 1000 points
Friday, January 27, 2012
Football: The 2012 WCU Football Schedule
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"We are very excited about our 2012 Football schedule. It is going to be arguably one of the toughest lineups in America," said Speir "It should be a great test for the 2012 Catamounts. We are expecting great crowds for our five home contests. E.J. Whitmire Stadium will be rocking this fall with some exciting Catamount Football."
2012 WCU Football Schedule:
Thurs., Aug. 30 - Mars Hill (Catamount Club Day) - Cullowhee
Sat., Sept. 8 - at Marshall - Huntington, W.Va.
Sat., Sept. 15 - at Wofford - Spartanburg, S.C.
Sat., Sept. 22 - Samford (WCU Family Weekend) - Cullowhee
Sat. Sept. 29 - at Furman - Greenville, S.C.
Sat., Oct. 6 - Georgia Southern (Homecoming) - Cullowhee
Sat., Oct. 13 - at The Citadel - Charleston, S.C.
Sat., Oct. 20 - at Elon - Elon, N.C.
Sat., Oct. 27 - Appalachian State (Battle for the Old Mountain Jug) - Cullowhee
Sat., Nov. 3 - Chattanooga (Hall of Fame & Senior Day) - Cullowhee
Sat., Nov. 10 - OPEN
Sat., Nov. 17 - at Alabama - Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Women’s Basketball Hosts Reunion!
The itinerary for the events are as follows:
Saturday, January 28th
9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Invitation to Team Shoot-around
10:15 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Tour of locker room, Team Room, and Video Room
10:45 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Tour of campus
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Lunch with Coaches in the Hospitality Rioom
1:30 p.m. Chalk Talk with Coaches
2 p.m. Beat Wofford!
The cost to attend is $10 per person and includes your game ticket and lunch.
To RSVP, please contact the Catamount Club Office at 828.227.3047 or jfisher1@wcu.edu
Game #20 - Wofford
MBB: Elon
More game information.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Football: New coaching additions
Cullowhee, N.C. - First-year head football coach Mark Speir announced two additions to his coaching staff today. Former Coastal Carolina defensive coordinator Curtis Walker and former Concord University assistant coach Pat Mills has been added to the Catamount football staff. Walker will serve as the linebackers coach, and Mills will work with the Catamount tight ends.
Walker comes to Cullowhee after serving the past 10 years as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Coastal Carolina, while Mills, a recent ASU graduate, served one year as the tight ends coach at Concord University in Athens, W.Va.
"We are very excited about both Curtis Walker and Pat Mills joining us on staff here Western Carolina," said Speir. "Curtis brings a lot of championship experience to Cullowhee after spending the past 10 years as Coastal Carolina University's defensive coordinator. He is well-respected as a talented recruiter, and has directed defenses that have produced championships."
"Pat Mills will bring tons of energy and passion to the program. He is going to be a great coach that the players will love. He is a great person, teacher and coach," Speir added.
Walker comes to Cullowhee after serving the past 10 years as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Coastal Carolina, while Mills, a recent ASU graduate, served one year as the tight ends coach at Concord University in Athens, W.Va.
"We are very excited about both Curtis Walker and Pat Mills joining us on staff here Western Carolina," said Speir. "Curtis brings a lot of championship experience to Cullowhee after spending the past 10 years as Coastal Carolina University's defensive coordinator. He is well-respected as a talented recruiter, and has directed defenses that have produced championships."
"Pat Mills will bring tons of energy and passion to the program. He is going to be a great coach that the players will love. He is a great person, teacher and coach," Speir added.
Football: Josh Wineberg commits to WCU
Monday, January 23, 2012
Scanning the SoCon - Week Twelve
As usual, four basketball fans discuss the SoCon .
DavidsonCats- Davidson fan.
MocsMania- Chattanooga fan.
TheSportsArsenal- Citadel fan.
UNCGBasketballFan- UNCG fan.
But first, my conference power rankings:
1) Davidson
2) Wofford
3) Elon
4) Charleston
5) Appy State
6) Georgia Southern
7) Furman
8) Chattanooga
9) Greensboro
10) Western Carolina
11) Samford
12) The Citadel
Scanning the SoCon - Week Twelve
WBB: College of Charleston
Date: Jan. 23, 2011
Tipoff: 7:00 p.m. (ET)
Site: TD Arena • Charleston, S.C
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Basketball: No wins today
The women's team was edged by Georgia Southern 41-40 in Statesboro, they just can't quite get the job done. The men's team received their usual beating in Boone, by a lopsided score of 84-72.
ASU now holds a 111-65 lead in the all-time series against the Catamount men. The Mountaineers have won 13 of the last 16 meetings overall and currently holds a 59-22 advantage in games played in Boone, including an 9-3 mark at the Holmes Center.
It's not quite as bad as the football record against the Mountaineers, but it's certainly heading in that direction.
Friday, January 20, 2012
MBB: Appalachian State
While ASU holds a 110-65 lead in the all-time series, the Catamounts swept the series last season, getting home and away win against the Mountaineers. With their win in Boone last season, the Cats halted a six-game losing skid in games played in the Homes Center, and was the Catamounts first road victory over ASU since in 2004. The win in Boone, combine's with Mike Williams' buzzerbeating jumper to down the Mountaineers, 79-78, in Cullowhee, gave the Cats their first first seasonal sweep over Appalachian since the 2003-04 season.
ASU is 5-2 at home this season, which includes a 2-1 mark in SoCon games. The Mountaineers have played three different point guards this season: sophomores G.J. Vilarino and Mitch Woods, and true freshman Mike Neal. All three players have recorded at least two starts at that position. They have attempted to used a balanced rotation throughout the season, and only Omar Carter usually plays more than 30 minutes per game, while Jamaal Trice & Andre Williamson average about 26 minutes each. Currently, 9 of Mountaineers 11 active players average 12.7 or more minutes per game. I'm sure it will be a battle until the end buzzer.
For more information on the game follow the link below:
Game #20 - ASU
Football National Signing Day Event
Catamount Football To Host National Signing Day Event!
On Thursday, February 2nd Head Football Coach Mark Speir and his staff will introduce the 2012 Signing Class! Coach Speir will introduce his position coaches, who will then brief you on each student athlete that has signed a National Letter of Intent to play football for WCU.
Our Coaches will review film on each signee to allow you to get the first glimpse of our new Catamounts!
This event will begin at 5:30 p.m. in the Hospitality Room in conjunction with the Purple Zone prior to the Men’s Basketball game vs Chattanooga.
To RSVP, pleases contact the Catamount Club office at 828.227.3047, or e-mail jfisher1@wcu.edu.
We look forward to seeing you in Cullowhee!!
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Football: Speir adds two
Curtis Walker, former Coastal Carolina defensive coordinator, has been named defensive coordinator and Pat Mills has been hired as tight ends coach. Mills was a grad assistant coaching the tight ends at Concord University (WV). These two additions should round out the 2012 Catamount football coaching staff.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Toccoa Falls
Western Carolina set several records in Tuesday's game against Toccoa Falls. Setting records is usually good, especially if the records are set against comparable opponents. I'm just not so sure the new records set against a totally over matched opponent, is a proud achievement.
The Toccoa Falls Eagles are not members of the NCAA, or even members of NAIA. The Eagles are in Division II of the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA), a Christian college athletic association. I'm sure that a 141-39 victory, as such, is something that may label the Catamounts as bullies, as if they ran up the score on an otherwise helpless opponent. If anything, this should serve as the catalyst to remove any non-DI schools from future regular season scheduling.
The Toccoa Falls Eagles are not members of the NCAA, or even members of NAIA. The Eagles are in Division II of the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA), a Christian college athletic association. I'm sure that a 141-39 victory, as such, is something that may label the Catamounts as bullies, as if they ran up the score on an otherwise helpless opponent. If anything, this should serve as the catalyst to remove any non-DI schools from future regular season scheduling.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Scanning the SoCon- Week Eleven
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As usual, four basketball fans discuss the SoCon ........
DavidsonCats- Davidson fan.
MocsMania- Chattanooga fan.
TheSportsArsenal- Citadel fan.
UNCGBasketballFan- UNCG fan.
But, first - My conference rankings
1) Davidson
2) Charleston
3) Elon
4) Wofford
5) Furman
6) Chattanooga
7) Appy State
8) Western Carolina
9) Georgia Southern
10) Greensboro
11) Samford
11) The Citadel
follow the link below to:
Scanning the SoCon- Week Eleven
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Cats lose to Furman in the Ramsey Center
Today the Catamounts lost to Furman, a team that traveled to Cullowhe with a 1-4 conference record, a team that had lost 5 of their last 6 games, and was 2-7 on away games. The Paladins lone SoCon victory prior to today, was to then last place The Citadel who is currently 4-13 on the season. With Furman's victory tonight, the Catamounts have lost 4 of their last 5 games. Of the six games the Cats have played in Cullowhee this season, the Cats are 4-2, that's a loss to a weak Kent State team and a very weak Furman team on their home court.
The Catamounts were picked in preseason, by the coaches, for a 3d place finish in the North Division, it's possible that was an overly optimistic preseason prediction for this team.
The Catamounts were picked in preseason, by the coaches, for a 3d place finish in the North Division, it's possible that was an overly optimistic preseason prediction for this team.
Friday, January 13, 2012
MBB: Furman
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The Cats and Paladins have met 60 times, and WCU owns a 25-35 record in the battle of purple. The Cats won last year's single regular season game against this Southern Division foe (which was played in Cullowhee). The Catamounts have won the last 5 meetings in the series, as well as, the last four consecutive games against the Paladins in Cullowhee. The two teams will play twice this season, home and home. The Paladins enter Saturday's game with a 7-9 overall record, and 1-4 in the SoCon after a very promising start on the season (4-1). The Paladins are currently 1-5 in their last six games. Furman has a single home game win over the Citadel, and has fell to Elon, Davidson, Charleston, and Appy State.
WBB: Davidson rolls
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Wednesday, January 11, 2012
MBB: Basketball Reunion
The itinerary for the events are as follows:
Friday/Saturday, January 13th - 14th
Friday
3:45 p.m. – 5 p.m. - Watch Practice – Ramsey Center
5 p.m. – 7 p.m. - Visit with the Coaches and Team – Hospitality Room
7:30 p.m. Tip-Off - Alumni Basketball Game – Ramsey Center
Saturday
11 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Tour of Locker Room/Team Room/Video Room
11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Tour of Campus
12:30 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Purple Zone Pre-Game Event
2 p.m. Tip-Off vs Furman
Please RVSP if you plan to attend with the Catamount Club Office at 828.227.3047 or jfisher1@wcu.edu
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
MBB: Davidson
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“We have so many weapons,” sophomore De’Mon Brooks told the Charlotte Observer after the Wildcats romped over Georgia Southern on Jan. 7, and the Wildcats certainly have lived up to that proclamation. Jake Cohen scored a career-high 29 points in that game. Four other Wildcats have scored at least one 20-point game this season, one for De’Mon Brooks, two from Nik Cochran and one each from Chris Czerapowicz and J.P. Kuhlman. The free-throw line has been the key factor in most of these 20 point games, as Davidson is the top team in the SoCon at the free throw line. The Wildcats are hitting better than 80 percent of its chances from the free-throw line, and as we all know, the Cats are one of the top teams in the SoCon in sending their opponent to the free throw line. Our key to a win, limit fouls and turnovers, as well as, hitting 3 pointers.
Good Luck Catamounts.
The WCU Men’s Basketball Team will be traveling to Davidson on Thursday, January 12th for a 7:00 pm tipoff with the Wildcats. The Catamount Club will be coordinating a pre-game event prior to the game.
Location: The North Harbor Club (1 mile from the Davidson Campus)
100-D North Harbor Place
Davidson, NC 28036
Time: 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Set Up: Cash Bar and Dutch Treat
Tickets: The tickets are $14 each and will be in Section 104. Tickets can be purchased through the WCU Ticket office, but must be purchased by Wednesday, January 11th. To Purchase a ticket, please contact Stefanie Conley in the Ticket Office at 828-227-2401.
To RSVP for the Pre-Game Event at Davidson, please contact the Catamount Club Office at 828-227-3047 or e-mail jfisher1@wcu.edu by Tuesday, January 10th.
Monday, January 9, 2012
WBB: Cats fall to Furman
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The Cats placed three players in double figure scoring, Kaila'Shea Menendez lead all scorers with 16 points, followed by Rena Wakama with 14, and Alex Abraham with 10. In a game that saw 8 ties and 4 lead changes, the Cat's largest lead of 8 points came in the first half, while the Paladin's largest lead of 6 points came in the second half with 1:12 to play in the game, but the Cats cut the lead to 53-52, with 20 seconds left in the game, but free throws saved the day for the Paladins. Furman's last 9 points were made at the free throw line, and as we know, clutch free throw shooting wins games.
The Cats outscored Furman 18-7 in points off turn-overs, and 16-6 in second chance points. However, the Cats only shot 28% in field goals, to Furman's 39%. But those 14 (of 19 attempted) made free throws by Furman, is what won the game.
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Scanning the SoCon - Week Ten
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As usual, four fans discuss the SoCon ........
DavidsonCats- Davidson fan.
MocsMania- Chattanooga fan.
TheSportsArsenal- Citadel fan.
UNCGBasketballFan- UNCG fan.
But, first - My conference rankings
1) Davidson
2) Charleston
3) Western Carolina
4) Wofford
5) Chattanooga
6) Elon
7) Furman
8) Appy State
9) Georgia Southern
10) Greensboro
11) The Citadel
12) Samford
follow the link below to:
Scanning the SoCon - Week Ten
MBB: Wofford
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The Catamounts ended two streaks on Saturday afternoon in their win over the Wofford Terriers in game two of a double header played in the Ramsey Center. The Cats ended Wofford's two-game win streak which included wins over ACC foe Wake Forest and the SoCon's Charleston. The Cats also ended their own two game losing slide. “We had some great shots, but we did not play well enough to win on the road,” said Wofford head coach Mike Young. “We gave ourselves a chance down three with the ball on a couple of occasions and we just could not get a shot down. Our shooting was not the story here - we could not get the stops on defense that we have been getting. There were too many second chance points and they beat us to some loose balls.” Wofford has not won in Cullowhee since 2001, a stretch of seven games.
The Cats had four players in double figures, lead by Keaton Cole's 22 points, as the Cats never trailed in the game.
WBB: Greensboro
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Leading by only 11 at the half, the Cats build a 25 point lead early in the second half going on a 14-0 run holding the Spartans scoreless in the first six minutes of the half. The Cats also dominated on the boards, out rebounding the Lady Spartans 42-29.
"The team took a very tough loss today," UNCG coach Wendy Palmer said. "Western Carolina played an amazing game. Everything was falling for them. Everything was clicking, everything they did, the shots went in, they hustled, they came up with loose balls, so all the credit goes to Western Carolina. They played an amazing game." The Cats host Furman at 7 p.m. Monday night.
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Catamount Club at Davidson game
The WCU Men’s Basketball Team will be traveling to Davidson on Thursday, January 12th for a 7:00 pm tipoff with the Wildcats. The Catamount Club will be coordinating a pre-game event prior to the game.
Location: The North Harbor Club (1 mile from the Davidson Campus)
100-D North Harbor Place
Davidson, NC 28036
Time: 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Set Up: Cash Bar and Dutch Treat
Tickets: The tickets are $14 each and will be in Section 104. Tickets can be purchased through the WCU Ticket office, but must be purchased by Wednesday, January 11th. To Purchase a ticket, please contact Stefanie Conley in the Ticket Office at 828-227-2401.
To RSVP for the Pre-Game Event at Davidson, please contact the Catamount Club Office at 828-227-3047 or e-mail jfisher1@wcu.edu by Tuesday, January 10th.
Basketball Sweeps Doubleheader
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The win over Greensboro was the first conference victory of the year for the women, and upped their overall record to 6-8. Guard Kaila'Shea Menendez led all scorers with 20 points, as freshman guard Makensey Campbell had a career-high 10 rebounds, sophomore guard Rena Wakama added 13 points.
Friday, January 6, 2012
Double Header to be televised by WMYA-TV, My 40
Tip-off is at 2:00 pm for the women, and 4:30 pm for the men's game. Both games will be televised locally on WMYA-TV, My 40 out of Asheville.
MBB: Cats lose in Chattanooga, again
Chattanooga, TN - Only two things need to be said about the Catamount's loss in Chattanooga on Thursday night.
#1. The Cats led 60-58 before Chattanooga went on a 20-2 run to put the game away and win it in a dominating fashion.
#2. The Cats were out rebounded 50-26.
I doubt if either of these can be corrected, certainly not in time to stem the steam roller that is Wofford, as the Terriers visit Cullowhee on Saturday. In case you didn't know, Wofford beat Charleston by 18 points last night, which comes on the heels of their win over Wake Forest earlier in the week. All I can say is, look out Cats. The game certainly will be good advertisement for the Terriers in the local Spartanburg/Greenville market, as it will be broadcast on TV40.
#1. The Cats led 60-58 before Chattanooga went on a 20-2 run to put the game away and win it in a dominating fashion.
#2. The Cats were out rebounded 50-26.
I doubt if either of these can be corrected, certainly not in time to stem the steam roller that is Wofford, as the Terriers visit Cullowhee on Saturday. In case you didn't know, Wofford beat Charleston by 18 points last night, which comes on the heels of their win over Wake Forest earlier in the week. All I can say is, look out Cats. The game certainly will be good advertisement for the Terriers in the local Spartanburg/Greenville market, as it will be broadcast on TV40.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
New Catamount Football Staff
new hires...
-Brad Glenn has been named the offensive coordinator
-Trey Elder will coach the wide receivers
-John Holt will take over as the offensive line coach
retained from old staff....
-Mark Rhea, defensive line and serve as the program's recruiting coordinator
-Arketa Banks, running back coach
-Chris Collins, defensive assistant working primarily with the secondary
-Daniel Gibson, Director of Football Operation
Speir hopes to complete his coaching staff with at least two additional hires this week.
WBB: Spartans Fall to Catamounts
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Monday, January 2, 2012
Scanning the Socon- Week Nine
DavidsonCats- Davidson Wildcat fan.
MocsMania- Chattanooga Mocs fan.
TheSportsArsenal- The Ciatdel Bulldogs fan.
UNCGBasketballFan- UNC-Greensboro Spartans fan.
Please follow the link below, for SoCon basketball, from their perspective.
Scanning the Socon- Week Nine
WBB: USC Upstate
The Lady Spartans enter Monday's game 1-10 on the season, with their lone win coming against a common opponent of ours - UNC Asheville. The Spartans beat the Bulldogs in Asheville by a score of 73-66. Western’s game at Upstate is the final non-conferece game of the season, the Cats are 4-4 in against non-conference opponents and have a 4-8 overall record. For more information on tonight's game, follow the link below.
Game #13 - USC Upstate
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Basketball concludes 2011 schedule
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