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HIGHLANDERS FORCED TO PULL DOUBLE DUTY WITH 2 SEARCHES RADFORD TRYING TO PICK WOMEN'S COACH BEFORE CONCENTRATING ON OPENING FOR MEN'S COACH
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Radford University has two vacancies in its two most prominent
athletic programs, men's and women's basketball, and not much time to
screen the pretenders, interview the contenders, and make offers.
"We want to have them hired by the national signing date April
10," Radford athletic director Greig Denny said.
Denny and a university search committee were talking to the first
three candidates to be interviewed for the women's vacancy when men's
coach Ron Bradley resigned abruptly l...
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JAMES MADISON HIRES DILLARD.(SPORTS)
The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH)
; HARRISONBURG, VA. -- Sherman Dillard, a former assistant coach under Lefty Driesell at Maryland, was hired to succeed Driesell as coach at James Madison. Dillard, 41, has coached the last three seasons at Indiana State, leading the Sycamores to a 29-52 record.
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James Madison U. Cadres Trade Caps and Gowns for Cloaks and Daggers
The Washington Post
; ... They said they spent most of their time looking at things such as bookstore checkout procedures and helpful campus signs and maps. They also took detailed looks at food service - when and where students could get meals, how they were served - campus lighting ...
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CAA Coaches Go Marching Out; Driesell Fired From James Madison; Knoche, American U. Go Separate Ways
The Washington Post
; ... Driesell's contract, which expires April 30. "We were quite surprised that Mr. Driesell chose to make a public statement to the news media concerning his contract for the 1997-98 season before having any discussion with the university concerning the status of ...
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James Madison puts NU behind the 8-ball
The Boston Globe
; BROOKLINE -- The football gods frowned on Northeastern again. The Huskies suffered their eighth straight loss yesterday when they were downed by James Madison, 52-21, before a chilly crowd of 2,100 at Parsons Field. The Huskies (1-8, 1-5 Yankee), who easily could have entered this game with a 6-2
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Sampson Joins James Madison
Chicago Sun-Times
; ... Olympics said they can't afford to expand the schedule with women's ice hockey. The Lillehammer (Norway) organizers also are reportedly considering dropping aerials, one of the three events in freestyle skiing, the Norwegian news agency NTB said.
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Coach quits at James Madison
Chicago Sun-Times
; HARRISONBURG, Va. (AP) James Madison basketball coach John Thurston resigned Friday after the school, citing concern over the image of its program, said his contract would not be renewed. Thurston, whose resignation took effect immediately, will be replaced on an intermim basis by assistant coach
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The Dukes Are Up; James Madison Runs Over Montana for I-AA Title
The Washington Post
; James Madison 31, Montana 21 With 21 seconds left in the first half of Friday night's NCAA Division I-AA football championship, James Madison trailed Montana, 7- 3, but had the ball at the Grizzlies 1-yard line. Facing fourth down and goal, Dukes Coach Mickey Matthews looked above the south stands
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James Madison Casts Its Own Shadow in NCAA Tournament
The Washington Post
; Some called it "rebuilding." James Madison men's soccer coach Tom Martin called it "transition." Either way, Martin's team wasn't supposed to be playing in the 1995 NCAA quarterfinals. But in the season after James Madison lost nine seniors -- including five starters, two all-Americans and the
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DRIESELL FIRED BY JAMES MADISON NORFOLK NATIVE RAPS PRESIDENT FOR BROKEN "PROMISE.".(SPORTS)
The Virginian Pilot
; ... William and Mary High school coaching career: 97-15 in two seasons at Granby High School and three at Newport News high schools; first Newport News team won Group I state championship with a 25-0 record. College career: 176-65 in nine seasons at Davidson ...
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James Madison women head to CAA title game.(Sports)
The Virginian Pilot
; James madison 61 Delaware 59 Staff report Jasmin Lawrence hit a game-winning layup with 1.9 seconds remaining as part of her career-high 16 points to lift James Madison over Delaware and into the CAA championship game with a 61-59 victory Friday evening in Fairfax. It will be the first championship
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