Friday, October 26, 2001

Sports Briefs
TCU-Louisville football game moved up one day
The TCU-Louisville football game has been moved up from Saturday, Nov. 24 to Friday, Nov. 23, ESPN Inc. recently announced. Game time is set for 5 p.m. and the game will be televised by ESPN. The change means that three out of the Frogs’ last four games will be nationally televised. Tuesday’s East Carolina game and the Dec. 7 season finale against Southern Miss will be televised on ESPN2.

Volley Frogs take on South Florida tonight
The TCU Volley Frogs will try to end a two-game losing streak tonight against the South Florida Bulls in Tampa, Fla. The Bulls (13-7, 6-3 C-USA) swept Central Florida in their last game, 3-0. The Volley Frogs (6-14, 2-7 C-USA) fell to East Carolina in their last game, 3-2. Tonight’s game starts a six-game road trip that concludes on Nov. 6 against Houston. The Volley Frogs’ next home game will be Friday, Nov. 9 against Marquette.

Men’s basketball picked fifth in standings
TCU’s men’s basketball team was selected as the fifth best team in Conference USA’s seven-team National Division by the 14 coaches in the conference. Preseason favorite Memphis was selected to win the conference championship. TCU’s women’s team was voted to finish third in conference behind Louisville and preseason favorite Tulane.

TCU to broadcast soccer games on radio
For the first time in the history of TCU soccer, today’s men’s and women’s soccer doubleheader will be broadcast on radio. KTCU will broadcast today’s matches as the Horned Frog women take on Tulane (7-6-0, 5-2-0 C-USA) and the men’s team face Marquette (7-5-1, 3-3-0 C-USA). The action starts at 1 p.m. with the women’s game against Tulane and can also be heard on KTCU’s Web site (www.ktcu.tcu.edu).

‘Canes top West Virginia, extends winning streak
MIAMI (AP) — Top-ranked Miami overcame a slow start and a sloppy field Thursday night against West Virginia.

Ken Dorsey threw two touchdown passes, tying the school record of 48 held by Steve Walsh and Vinny Testaverde, as the Hurricanes beat the Mountaineers 45-3 for their 16th consecutive victory.

Miami, fourth in the Bowl Championship Series standings, hoped to win impressively and possibly gain ground on the leaders. The Hurricanes (6-0, 3-0 Big East) ran away from there, scoring 28 second-half points behind backup running back Frank Gore and dominating the Mountaineers (2-5, 0-3) defensively.