T-Birds rejected--deseretnews.com
ORU wins 9th straight over SUU--The Spectrum
State colleges: Tutt is golden against Thunderbirds--The Salt Lake Tribune
Golden Eagle Free Throws Clip Thunderbirds in 69-61 Loss--SOUTHER UTAH THUNDERBIRDS
Lady T-Birds Set for Two Game Home Stand--SOUTHERN UTAH THUNDERBIRDS
MEN'S ROUNDUP: Oakland gets win at Valpo, 81-76--The Detroit Free Press
Grizzlies get first win at Valparaiso--The Oakland Press
Oakland Breaks Through With Victory at Valpo, 81-76--OUGrizzlies.com
Oakland Takes To the Road For Mid-Con Battle with Western Illinois--OUGrizzlies.com
Montgomery's 18 lead Jags over Leathernecks--The Indy Star
NO HILL, NO PROBLEM - JAGS MAKE IT 16 STRAIGHT OVER WESTERN--IUPUI JAGUAR ATHLETICS
Roos rude to Gents--The Kansas City Star
Kangaroos Win Third Straight; Top Centenary, 80-75--UMKC Kangaroos
Kangaroos Host Oral Roberts Saturday Looking To Continue Two-Game Winning Streak--UMKC Kangaroos
Struggles continue for Leathernecks--The Macomb Journal
Western Illinois men--The Peoria Journal Star
MACOMB - IUPUI slowed it down and made 10 3-pointers for a 68-55 Mid-Continent victory over the Leathernecks at Western Hall.
The Jaguars outscored the Leathernecks, 15-3, with 4:18 left in the first half to the 16:46 mark of the second.
"They're going to play a possession game," WIU coach Derek Thomas said. "It's like playing Princeton (offense) teams; when they get up three possessions it's very tough to come back."
Troy Okeson scored 13 for WIU. Austin Montgomery had 18 points for IUPUI.
Four Leathernecks score in double figures, but deep shooting by IUPUI downs Western 68-55--Western Illinois Athletics
Oakland 81, Valparaiso 76--The Chicago Tribune>
Crusaders do a lot right, but turnovers costly--The Post-Tribune
VU can't contain Oakland big men--The NWI Times
Kampe finally breaks through--The NWI Times
Crusaders Drop Tight Game to Oakland--www.valpo.edu
Gents rally falls short against UMKC--The Shreveport Times
Gents Fall to UMKC Despite Comeback--GoCentenary.Com
Gents Head out West to Tangle with Southern Utah--GoCentenary.Com
Oral Roberts wins big--The NWI Times
ORU holds on for win--The Tulsa World
Oral Roberts Outlasts Southern Utah, 69-61--Oral Roberts University Golden Eagles
Three Questions with ORU's Jenny Hardin--The Tulsa World
Women's Notebook--The Tulsa World
Secret weapon: ORU senior Sarah Davidson may be the best kept secret in the Mid-Continent Conference.
The Australia native is shooting 48 percent (12-of-26) from 3-point range, but she hasn't cracked the league leaders because she hasn't had enough shots.
Hampered by bad knees since she arrived ORU, Davidson can't play more than a few minutes a game.
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