Buisson Proves His Worth
By Rene
Nadeau
NewOrleans.com
Everyone
remembers the story about the little engine that could. Much like the
little engine, Scott Buisson refused to take no for an answer. His
determination paid off.
Scott's days at Archbiship Rummel High
School in Metairie, La. prepared him for the success he's now enjoying
at Arkansas-Monticello.
Lewis
Headed to Valdosta State
By Joe Schad
ESPN.com
Former
Indiana quarterback Kellen Lewis said Saturday that he will play this
year at Division II Valdosta State.
"One of my old teammates told me
about it first," Lewis said. "It's a great town with great
crowds and an opportunity to play at a school with a history of
championships."
Ross
to Coach at Oregon State
Western
Washington
Robin
Ross, head football at Western Washington for three seasons before the
program was terminated, has accepted a position as tight ends coach at
Oregon State.
Ross directed the Vikings to a 6-5
record in 2008. It was the school's first winning season since 2004.
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Oklahoma
RB Chooses ACU
By Joey
Richards
Abilene Reporter-News
Justin
Johnson made it official. The former Oklahoma running back said Friday
that he will transfer to Abilene Christian University this fall.
"I talked to the coach
today," he said. "I committed today."
The 6-foot-1, 200-pound Johnson got
little playing time last year as a freshman with the Sooners.
Lewis
Wants Bears Training Camp
CBS 2 - Chicago
Romeoville
is looking to steal away the Chicago Bears training camp.
The Bears' contract with Olivet
Nazarene University in Bourbonnais expires this September.
Romeoville officials want to lure the
Bears with a new sports complex the village is considering building in
conjunction with Lewis University.
GLIAC
Adds Two Schools
By Kyle
Austin
The Saginaw News
Two
new schools were added to the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic
Conference Tuesday, after the conference's President's Council voted
unanimously in favor of the expansion.
The two schools, Lake Erie College in
Painesville, Ohio, and Ohio Dominican University in Columbus, Ohio, will
bring the conference's total to 14 full members.
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