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Fox Chapel's Rocco taking Liberty with football job
Danny Rocco has certainly been on the move since graduating from Fox Chapel High in 1979. He spent two years as a college football player at Penn State, and two more at Wake Forest. Then, Rocco began his life's work as a college football coach, tackling assistant positions at Wake Forest, Colorado, Tulsa, Boston College, Texas, Maryland, the NFL New York Jets for one year and the last five years at the University of Virginia. Three months ago, Rocco got his first head coaching job, becoming the seventh person to lead the Division I-AA Liberty University (Lynchburg, Va.) football team in the 33-year history of the program. Visit Website ]
Mar 16, 2006, 10:01



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VMI Holds First Scrimmage
LEXINGTON, Va. -It wasn’t long, but it was enough to get the adrenaline going as VMI football conducted its first scrimmage-type session as part of its fifth practice of spring drills held Thursday at Jordan’s Point.
Mar 11, 2006, 07:05



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LU's football schedule not as daunting
Liberty's 2006 football schedule doesn't have the glitz and glamour that the 2005 slate did. Visit Website ]
Mar 10, 2006, 07:55



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CCU has Clemson on tap in '14
Mark your calendars, Coastal Carolina University football fans, if you can find one thick enough. The Chanticleers are scheduled to play Clemson at Death Valley on Sept. 6, 2014. Yes, that's 2014, as in eight years, six months and two days from now. Visit Website ]
Mar 4, 2006, 21:09



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NCAA flags GWU football program
Gardner-Webb University’s football team scored below the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s minimum academic standards for the past two school years, which led the school to impose penalties during the last season. Visit Website ]
Mar 3, 2006, 07:54



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Gardner-Webb Responds To APR
Gardner-Webb University Athletics Responds To Ncaa’s Recent Academic Progress Report (APR)
Mar 2, 2006, 22:15



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Spring Practice Gets Underway Friday at VMI
LEXINGTON, Va. – Teaching and evaluation will be the dominant themes of 2006 VMI football spring practice, which begins Friday under new head coach Jim Reid. Visit Website ]
Mar 1, 2006, 21:06



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CCU sets '06 football schedule
The Coastal Carolina football team has had its opponents for the 2006 season locked down for some time. But on Tuesday, with the official release of the upcoming schedule, coach David Bennett knows if his team continues winning at the rate it has in the past two seasons, he's improved his team's chances of getting into the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. Visit Website ]
Feb 15, 2006, 11:20



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Gardner-Webb Announces 2006 Schedule
BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. – Gardner-Webb has finalized its 2006 football schedule, with 11 games and six home games – including a Spangler Stadium visit from defending I-AA national champion Appalachian State.
Feb 13, 2006, 20:27



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Lord knows, Falwell, Liberty thinking big in football
Of all the fires Jerry Falwell has started with his mouth, this nugget might be among the more incendiary: LU has already produced a couple of NFL players, including Green Bay's Sam Gado. "I refuse to die," the famous televangelist told SportsLine.com this week, "until we get this done." What, a 900-foot Jesus? More fundamentalist doctrine? No. Football. Falwell, 72, wants to preside over a Division I-A football program in his lifetime. A big-time D-I program, one that could take the field against Notre Dame some day on even terms. Visit Website ]
Feb 10, 2006, 07:26




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