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MEN'S BASKETBALL

• Nee eager to get started at Duquesne


FOOTBALL

• PG pregame notes: Dukes face 0-3 Georgetown
  
• Georgetown Tops Dukes, 15-13, on Special Teams Play
  
  • Georgetown tops Dukes on last minute play
    
  • Return Dooms Dukes
    
  • Hoyas nip Dukes on blocked kick
    
  • Hoyas' Blocked Kick Yields Dramatic Win


OTHER SPORTS

• Men's Soccer Shuts Out Temple, 2-0. Damien Pottinger Scores Both Goals. Improves record to 3-2 overall and 1-1 in Atlantic 10 play
  
  • press release
• Men's Soccer Loses to Visiting St. Joseph's, 1-0: Dukes to Complete Home Portion of Schedule Next Weekend
  
  • Box score
  
  
  
• Volleyball Tops Wagner, 3-0 Raise record to 9-4. Dukes take on Fordham Saurday night at 7 PM in Rose Hill Gym.
  
  • Press Release
• Volleyball Shuts out Fordham, 3-0: Win all three matches with room to spare, 30-19, 30-19, 30-16, to extend record to 10-4, 3-2 in the A10
  
  
• Women's Soccer Shuts Out Temple, 3-0 Abbie Burns Scores Twice While Erin Marshall Finds the Goal Once
  
  • Press Release
• WOMEN'S SOCCER EARNS 1-1 ROAD TIE AT ST. JOE'S; Maureen Moran Notches Her Second Goal of the Campaign
  
  
• Women's Tennis Tops Youngstown State, 5-2 Dukes Improve to 3-0 in Fall Competition
  
  • Press Release
  
  
  
• Men's Tennis Defeats Visiting St. Francis (PA); Tops Frankies, 6-1. Dukes tavel to Bucknell for Sunday afternoon match.
  
  
• Men's Cross-Country Took 12th Place, of 39 Teams, at the Paul Short Invitational: Ryan Bender led the DU runners with a 61st place (of 274 runners) finish
  
  
• Women's Cross-Country Grabbed 15th Place at the 39-Team Paul Short Invitational: DU was led by Tanya Brown's 22:19:07 effort and 38th place in the 269-runner event


OTHER NEWS




Presidential Inauguration Slated for Oct. 13

The Duquesne University family is preparing to celebrate the inauguration and installation of its 13th president, Dr. Charles J. Dougherty, on Saturday, Oct. 13.

The celebration will begin with a 4 p.m. Mass in the A.J. Palumbo Center with the Most Rev. Bishop Donald W. Wuerl, S.T.D., presiding. The formal installation of the president will immediately follow the mass.

Those in attendance are invited to the Duquesne Union Ballroom for a reception after the installation.

Members of Duquesne University’s faculty or administration who are planning to participate in the academic procession prior to the Mass are asked to call the university events office at 412-396-6033 or e-mail them at baux@duq.edu. Those participating are asked to meet at 3:15 p.m. in the auxiliary gym in the A.J. Palumbo Center.

• Women's Basketball added to Senior Olympics
  
• Blind woman to make rowing history (Duquesne participating in Head of the Ohio Rowing Regatta today)
  • Head of the Ohio: Regatta's organizers fear troubled waters
    
  • Head of the Ohio website
• Jagr scores with fans and on the ice
  
• Water polo a spash at North Allegheny
  • Franklin Regional pushing for interest in water polo
• Philadelphia Inquirer: A Classic disagreement over location; If Arnold Palmer has his way, the Pennsylvania Classic won't come back to Philadelphia.
  
• Paying turnpike tolls made E-Z
  
• US Airways - Least Likely US Airline to Survive

ATLANTIC 10

• St. Joseph's is choice of star Fla. swingman
  • Why Chet Stachitas Chose St. Joe's
• St. Joe's gets second recruit
  
  -->Dwayne Lee, a sharp-shooting 6-0, 167 pound point guard from St. Anthony's H.S. in Jersey City, NJ<--
• Lasme again bound for UMass
  
• Two GW players to mess opening of season because of phone card abuse
  
• Katz (10/5): Hawkins availibility to Temple still in doubt
  
• Xavier's recruiting class ranked 22nd in nation by Frank Burlison
  
• GW to face UConn in opening round of BB&T Classic
  
• xAVIER - Midnight Madness
  
• Catching up with Mark Smydra ;XU basketballer plays on U.S. defense now
  
  
• Chaney goes to the Hall
  • Honoring an Owl
    
  • Chaney humbled by Hall of Fame career
    
  • Trip down memory lane for Chaney
    
  • A door opens for old hand at knocking down barriers
    
  • Big night for Chaney, Moses, Coach K
    
  • Hall of Fame character gets his due
    
  • Browne’s project pays off
    
  • Chaney: An unabridged success story
    
  • Coach K, Chaney take different styles to Hall of Fame
    
  • John Chaney's Career
    
  • John Chaney in Pictures
  
  
• St. Joe's to induct 12 into Hall of Fame on Saturday
  
• UMass Alumni Association to Hold Meet the Coach Reception
  
• Dayton to hold Eighth Annual Coaches Clinic
  
• Inaugural "Colonials Run" Set for Oct. 10 on the Mall; Men's Basketball Team Invites All to Join in 3-Mile Run
  
  
• WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Five Questions with Melanie Balcomb
  
  
• VOLLEYBALL: URI Volleyball Team, Once 0-6, Jumps to No. 3 Ranking in Northeast Region

MAAC FOOTBALL, ETC.

• Siena hands La Salle its first loss
  
• Turnovers help Flyers top San Diego
  • Dayton relies on speed, not size, for defense
    
  • Road-weary Flyers await Welcome home; UD last home game was Sept. 1
    
  • Dayton to give away Lasik procedure at halftime
• Owls fall prey to the Eagles; Temple, already banged up, suffered more injuries in the 33-10 loss to Boston College
• URI runs over Hampton for 5th straight victory
  • Rhody's Jamison in rush to success
• Spiders tumble to 0-4; Black Bears dole out plenty of punishment in physical affair
  
• A time of healing for the Minutemen
  
• MAAC Team Stats
  
• MAAC Individual Stats

NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL / RECRUITING

• Bradley again takes the Highland Park road; Guard recruit from home of Melchiorre and Len Bertolini
  
• Iona after All Hallows Trio
  
• Hofstra lands another Grady star
  
• Northwestern lands pair of high school stars
  
• Duke's 2002-03 Class is Superior
  • Duke's recruits not in a class by themselves
    
  • Duke's recruiting class worthy of hoopla, but not best ever
• Insiders Report commitment News from newspapers, etc.
  
  • UMass and Oregon
    
  • Gonzaga, Alabama
    
  • Conference USA schools, by George Von Benko
    
  • Vanderbilt, Texas Tech, Holy Cross, Fairleigh-Dickinson, Bowling Green, Wright State, Toledo, Miami (OH) and Gardner-Webb
    
  • New Mexico and Tennessee/A>
    
  • Virginia Tech and Western Michigan
    
  • Clemson, Michigan, Iowa State and Oregon
• Cisse Reported Headed Overseas
  
• Seven coaches receive Frank McGuire Awards including DeMatha's Morgan Wootten
  
• Philadelphia Public League basketball coaches see effort to ignore them

COLLEGE

• Quick ruling sought on foreign eligibility
  
• Hurricanes worth tracking in the Big East
  
  Player's News
  
  • Wichita State's Randy Burns Recovering After Knee Surgery
    
  • Terp's Ryan Randle, New kid on UM's block
  
  
  Coaches News
  
  • Texas Tech and ex-coach Dickey reach deal
    
  • Crum to receive 'Legends of Coaching' honor
    
  • South Carolina gives its AD a four-year extension, raise
  
  
  Women's News
  
  • Virginia women's basketball hot on the recruiting trail
    
  • Indiana-Purdue-Fort Wayne player in fair condition after being hit by truck
    
  • NCAA targets foreign women's players, too

OTHER

• Stony Brook football looks to stands for play calls

EDITORIAL CARTOONS OF THE DAY

By Randy Bish

By Rob Rogers

From the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

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