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FRIDAY, DEC. 14, 2007

Tigers take their cue

Lewis and Clark was ragged as expected, considering there are seven football players on the team and the Tigers were playing only their second basketball game of the season while others have played as many as six.But the big game by junior post Sean Hoffman…

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EWU's McAndrews earns academic honor

Eastern Washington's senior tight end Tom McAndrews has been selected to the FCS Athletics Directors Association Academic All-Star team that was announced today.In addition, he is one of eight finalists for the organization's $5,000 postgraduate scholarship award.You can read more details here.

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Coaches hit the road to meet with recruits

COUGARS • UPDATED: 12:15 P.M.Good morning. A little snow fell overnight. The roads are a little slick. It's on those slick highways the new WSU coaching staff is traveling today, recruiting.They have today, tomorrow and Sunday. The dead period begins on the 17th. Not a…

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THURSDAY, DEC. 13, 2007

Chiefs trade Kuemper

The Spokane Chiefs have traded 17-year-old goaltender Darcy Kuemper to the Red Deer Rebels for a conditional draft pick in the 2009 Western Hockey League Bantam Draft. Kuemper was the Chiefs third-round pick, 45th overall, in the 2005 draft and was on the Chiefs 50-player…

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Clippers sign Frahm

Former Zag Richie Frahm has signed with the L.A. Clippers where he'll join another ex-GU standout, Dan Dickau.More on Frahm here and more on Dickau's big night (16 points, 4 3-pointers) in a loss last night here.

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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12, 2007


Krause honored by alma mater

Gonzaga director of basketball operations Jerry Krause will be honored by his alma mater, Wayne State, with an alumni achievement award this weekend.Click here for more.Also, ex-Zag Dan Dickau had a season-high 11 points as the Clippers beat the Nets.

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TUESDAY, DEC. 11, 2007

Ferris tops Shadle in dandy

Ferris transition and ability to post its guards for easy baskets spelled the difference in Tuesday's 71-66 victory over Shadle Park in an entertaining Greater Spokane League boys basketball showdown.The Saxons built an early 8-point lead and led 41-29 in the first minute of the…

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Ulmer helps Austria to win

Spokane Chiefs import defenseman Stefan Ulmer and Team Austria are 2-0 at the IIHF Division IA U-20 World Championships after a 5-0 win over Norway on Monday and a 6-1 win over Poland in their opening game on Sunday.

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Tonight's the night

Ferris and Shadle Park, who in the early going appear the clear top-two boys in Greater Spokane League basketball square off tonight.Who will win? I'm sure you all have your thoughts out there - some have already been expressed. The matchups are intriguing, the teams…

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MONDAY, DEC. 10, 2007

Chiefs remain atop WHL poll

For the sixth time in as many weeks, the Spokane Chiefs are the Western Hockey League’s top-ranked team.Receiving 17 of 18 first-place votes for 395 total points, the U.S. Division-leading Chiefs remained atop the WHL writer’s poll released Monday by the Western Major Junior Hockey…

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Snow blankets the Palouse

COUGARSGood morning. The sun has decided not to make an appearance here in Pullman, though the snow certainly has. Getting around won't be easy today. Which probably adds another six days on the coaching search.There is some basketball news, stories from last night's game, and…

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SUNDAY, DEC. 9, 2007


Vandals push past Eastern

Eastern Washington's men's basketball team had trouble finding ways to score once again on Sunday, falling to Idaho 58-49 in a non-conference game played in Moscow.You can read more about here.

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SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 2007


FRIDAY, DEC. 7, 2007

Great game between LC-Mead

The expected girls powers in the Greater Spokane League put on an entertaining show Friday night. Two-time state champion Lewis and Clark held off host Mead 52-48 thanks a bunch to Oregon State-bound Brittany Kennedy, 17 points and a defensive masterpiece.But the future is bright…

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