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Rose has not committed yet, however, USF, he claims, is still a possible choice.

I did post it. Talked to Paul Dodson after the press release and articles the day after. He was misinformed and said his press release was wrong. USF is NOT the host. The Clearwater Threshers are the host. This is what the orginal press release says: "The BIG EAST Conference, in conjunction with Minor League Baseball’s Clearwater Threshers, announced Tuesday that the 2006 BIG EAST Conference Baseball Championship will be held at Bright House Networks Field in Clearwater, Fla. Bright House Networks Field" Paul told me he misread it and what he wrote is wrong.

USF is not the host of the Big East tournament. The press release and certain articles were incorrect. The Clearwater Threshers are the host.

Al Lang  which is now Progress Energy Park now  is about one step above Red McEwen Field, and that step is accredited to more seating.

Been informed that USF will not be the host if they do or not go. The acutal host will be the Clearwater Threshers, but if USF does not go, players and athletics will still be on site to help out with the tournament.

Does she know Angela Keathley and Victoria Renee Thomas?

Got him. There will be an article tomorrow. Thanks for your help. Mike

bullzfan4life, I appreciate your help you gave John on his article last week, but if you know the guy who made the shot, please have him call the office today as soon as he can at 813-974-2842. We're looking to run on article on Saturday's events for tomorrow's paper. Thanks for your help, Mike Camunas

Thanks for reading everyone. Charlotte was a lot of fun and members from this board that I had the chance to meet where good fellas. Thanks again, MC

Okay, I take it back. Those are the pictures from the site, but if you look at that crazy picture of Amarri and Leavitt, I'm behind Leavitt to the left. Props to photo guy for getting some great shots. The event was extremely fun, and there will be more on it in the Times tomorrow. Later, Mike Camunas

And yes, I remember that your name is Brad and that we talked on the phone over the summer. Mike

Hey Bulliever, Does that mean you are here in Charlotte? Will you be in the stands or in the press box Saturday? Let me know on here, Thanks, Mike Camunas

It may have taken Leavitt 24 seconds to change a tire (which I'd have to say is still pretty fast compared to most of us), but Amato did not take the ride in the stock car at 160 mph. Leavitt did. (With a little help from Rick Kravitz and Wally Burnham.) He said he was glad they at least topped NC State in something. More on the event at Lowe's Motor Speedway in the Times tomorrow. Later, Mike

2-1 USF with 20 minutes left in first half

Collin, Paul says no.

All right everyone. Game time tempature is about 40 degress and windy. I know, I'm there. And their record is 1-5-2 in this low tempature. They are going to need more than an Ole song for some warmth, Colin. I'll post an update in a while. Mike

ESPN.com has the game listed as a 7 p.m. start on the schedule page for week 14. This is the first I have seen this and I haven't heard anything else from the AD, but its not listed on gousfbulls.com, not like it would be on a Sunday. Mike

I hate to be bring some bad news, but talked to John Gerdes, the game at Connecticut has not yet been picked up, though he said he could very well be in the next couple of weeks. Mike

Talked to Coach Cardieri on Wednesday. Says he got just about everything lined up for signing day. Expect releases and articles in the Oracle for updates. Mike

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 31, 2005 Contact: Scott Kuykendall 813-974-7099 (O)/813-298-2021 © USF MEN’S BASKETBALL Services For Bradley Mosley Planned For Friday And Saturday Wake To Be Held Friday Night; Service To Follow Saturday Tampa, Fla. – Funeral services for University of South Florida men’s basketball player Bradley Mosley, who passed away Oct. 29 at the age of 22 after a year-long battle with cancer, will be held this weekend. The wake will be hosted at the RJ Hendley Christian Education Center (2800 Avenue R) in Riviera Beach, Fla., on Friday, Nov. 4, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Mosley’s service will take place at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5, at Orthodox Zion Primitive Church (2900 N. Australian Ave.) in West Palm Beach, Fla. Mosley’s courageous battle against the rare disease came to an end at Good Samaritan Hospital in West Palm Beach, Fla., early Saturday morning. He was admitted to the hospital on Thursday, Oct. 27. Mosley is survived by his eight-month-old daughter Arianna Mosley; mother, Lisa Ferguson; sister, Breona Mosley; and brother, Eddie Adams. Mosley was diagnosed last fall with renal medullary carcinoma, a rare form of cancer. Although living at home, he had been receiving treatment at the Moffitt Cancer Center on USF’s campus. Mosley arrived in Tampa prior to the 2003-04 campaign after a pair of seasons at Daytona Beach Community College. He was the only player to start in each of the team’s games that season and played all 40 minutes in 12 of the final 14 contests. He concluded the year second on the team in scoring (14.6 ppg.) and netted a career-high 30 points in a victory over Southern Miss His daughter was not in the first release. I did not know about it, nor did I, Greg or Brett have it in any of the articles. Something else that just adds to the sadness of this loss.

Thanks for reading everyone. This was probably the hardest article I had to write, and what everyone has said is true: Mosley was really one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. Basketball was his life, and bottom line he was way too young  22  to go. I'm all 22, and I can't even imagine the world of pain his family  and eight month-old daughter  is going through. Mike

Jim, Do you really think you are the only one who knows about Yahoo! Maps? ;D

12 miles.

Does your dog bite? Sorry. I couldn't resist. Thanks for reading everyone.

Gload was kept off the roster for former Devil Ray and Astro Geoff Blum.