Friday | Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Despite unpleasant trip, Sims picks Tech
De'Anthony Sims didn't have a perfect trip home from Lubbock, but a little adversity didn't diminish his attraction for the Red Raiders. via Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Wednesday May 7 | KBSL 10
State's latest basketball signees aren't big names in the mold of Michael Beasley or Bill Walker, but they're at least fun names to say. via KBSL 10
Tuesday May 6 | Omaha World-Herald
Big 12 Football: QBs make the league a toss-up
“You've got 180-pound backs and 340-pound tackles”
Missouri coach Gary Pinkel has a theory that football is the truest team sport ever invented. via Omaha World-Herald
Monday May 5 | Dubuque Telegraph Herald
NFL teams pick 7 from Iowa schools
“It is just good to be in the NFL”
Three Hawkeyes, two Cyclones and two Panthers were selected in the NFL draft on Sunday. via Dubuque Telegraph Herald
Saturday May 3 | WisInfo
Long-shot receiver Swain looks to Welker as model
“Wes Welker has done wonders for guys like me getting drafted and getting guys more looks”
At first blush, probably the most puzzling pick of the Green Bay Packers' draft was the selection of receiver Brett Swain in the seventh round. via WisInfo
Saturday May 3 | The Topeka Capital-Journal
Watts focuses energy on making NFL team
“I wake up, and I don't feel sore anymore”
Marcus Watts grew accustomed to the pain, the familiar ache in his hip that greeted him every morning. via The Topeka Capital-Journal
Friday May 2 | USA Today
New Cincy receivers move in near Chad Johnson's space
“His highlight film and his game film was unreal.”
Rookie receiver Jerome Simpson walked into the Cincinnati Bengals' football-shaped locker room and started reading the name cards. via USA Today
Thursday May 1 | Orange Co. Register
Whicker column: Early entries making an impact in the NBA
The guardians of college basketball's gates spent most of the winter bemoaning the one-stop shoppers in their midst. via Orange Co. Register
Tuesday Apr 29 | WISN.com
Green Bay Packers 2008 NFL Draft Review
Nelson will join one of the league's deepest receiving corps and can also contribute in the return game. via WISN.com







