The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

• HORSE SENSE SAYS GO WITH THE DOGS
• SMOKE CLEARS FROM ``GUNSLINGER'' ERA NORFOLK STATE HAS A NEW ATTITUDE AFTER TUMULTUOUS SEASON.
• IT SHOULD BE A PICTURE-PERFECT ODAC RACE
• HU WANTS MORE TITLES BEFORE EXIT TO DIV. I
• ELIZABETH CITY LOOKS FOR A MOODY SWING
• JMU PUTTING UP ITS DUKES IN TITLE QUEST
• DESPITE KEY LOSSES, W&M STILL HAS GREAT EXPECTATIONS
• HURRICANES WERE BLOWN AWAY BY 9-3 SEASON
• WINTER STORM WATCH IS IN EFFECT DEEP, TALENTED HOKIES MAY JUST PLOW THROUGH THE COMPETITION.
• DALLAS STRONG ENOUGH TO 3-PEAT
• CAVALIERS' WILLIS IS READY TO RELAX AT QB HE WILL BE THE FIRST U.VA. SIGNAL-CALLER TO RETURN AS A STARTER SINCE '90.
• YOU JUST MIGHT BE AN ACC FOOTBALL FAN IF . . .
• PACK IS LOOKING TO STAY HEALTHY
• QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
• IT'S A NEW SKINS ERA - AGAIN FOR 2ND STRAIGHT YEAR, WASHINGTON BEGINS SEASON WITH A NEW COACH, NEW PLAN AND NEW HOPES.
• AFTER BEING PLUNDERED IN '93, PIRATES SET
• ODU WOMEN READY TO KICK FIELDING A TEAM THE BIGGEST CHALLENGE FOR 1ST-YEAR TEAM, COACH.
• TALENT AND EXPERIENCE SHOULD GIVE VA. WESLEYAN WOMEN ODAC TITLE SHOT
• VA. WESLEYAN MEN EXPECT TO EXCEL AGAIN
• NO. 1 U.VA. GOING FOR 4TH NCAA TITLE IN ROW
• TALENT, SPEED HALLMARKS OF '94 W&M MEN'S TEAM
• RETURNEES GIVE ODU STRONG BASE
• ONE-DESIGN RACE FRIDAY LAUNCHES 50TH REGATTA
• DEPLETED TIDES LOOK FORWARD TO NEXT YEAR BINGHAMTON'S TOP PROSPECTS REMAIN ENIGMAS IN NORFOLK.
• SKINS' FUTURE IS IN HIS HANDS
• THOMPSON MUST MISS 2 GAMES BUT GRANBY STAR CAN CONTINUE PRACTICING WHILE SUIT IS PENDING
• CATCHING FISH BEATS CATCHING FOOTBALLS FOR LANGHORNE NOW
• EX-TIDE MANTO NAMED LEAGUE MVP
• WELSH, BOWDEN SWEATING SATURDAY'S WEATHER
• PERNELL ``SWEETPEA'' WHITAKER WILL NEVER
• FAMILY TIES SOLD NEW COACH ON DUKE A FOOTBALL MOM'S RECOMMENDATION WAS GOOD ENOUGH FOR FRED GOLDSMITH.
• EX-NSU ASSISTANT WARD STRUGGLING AT I-AA BUFFALO
• IF HIS HOKIES WIN, BEAMER DOES, TOO
• DOUBLEHEADER HIGHLIGHTS OPENING SLATE
• MCLEAN HUNGRY FOR CHANCE TO SHINE INELIGIBLE IN 1993, INDIAN RIVER PLAYER ANXIOUS TO RETURN TO THE PLAYING FIELD.
• RED BARONS SCORE TWICE IN 9TH TO SWEEP THE TIDES