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June 1, 2008

Mississippi State Misses Cut In NCAA Golf Championship

http://www.wjtv.com/gulfcoastwest/jtv/sports.apx.-content-articles-JTV-2008-06-01-0004.html The Mississippi State golf teams concludes its 2008 golf season as they miss the cut to qualify as one of fifteen teams for round four in West Lafayette, Indiana. Mississippi State finishes the tournament tied with the University of Oregon for 27th place out of the 30 team field. The Bulldogs conclude with a +71, 935 for three rounds (326-297-312). Carlos Sainz, Jr. led the way for State with a 55th place finish and an overall score of 229. Sainz finished round three with a 1-over-par 73 and tied teammate Josh Oller for the lowest round of the tournament for MSU. By Jason Hurst wjtv.com 6/1/08
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May 31, 2008

LSU stays on roll in regional

http://www.hattiesburgamerican.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080531/SPORTS/805310311 BATON ROUGE, La. - LSU made it look easy as expected Friday afternoon in a 12-1 whipping of error-prone Texas Southern in the first game of the NCAA Baton Rouge Regional baseball tournament. After surprising everyone and winning the SWAC Tournament title to get to the NCAA Regional, TSU got a serious dose of reality against the No. 1 seed. TSU committed three errors, but it seemed like many more as LSU cruised through the Tigers from Texas. "We made some critical errors at the beginning and in the middle innings," said Candy Robinson, TSU head coach. "We gave the LSU pitchers four or five outs and gave LSU hitters four or five outs when we probably should have gotten three outs." Hattiesburg American.com 5/31/08
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May 30, 2008

SEC Meetings: Miles Knew of Perrilloux’s Medical Problem; Nutt Expected to Fill Broyles’ Shoes

http://www.arkansasbusiness.com/sports_blog_post.asp?pid=3380 Ron Higgins of the Memphis Commercial Appeal reports in with a couple of interesting notes from the Southeastern Conference meetings at Sandestin, Fla. One, LSU head football coach Les Miles was aware, the coach said, of former Tigers quarterback Ryan Perrilloux's medical condition -- diagnosed as obsessive-compulsive disorder -- that the quarterback blamed on his recent erractic behavior. Perrilloux recently was dismissed from the LSU program and has joined Jacksonville (Ala.) State and former Arkansas Razorback head coach Jack Crowe. ArkansasSports360.com 5/29/08