Tuesday, November 6, 2001
Sports

Tubbs’ decision hits fans, players
By Brandon Ortiz
Sports Editor

It didn’t take long for “Billyball” to catch on at TCU. It took a game.
A half to be more exact.
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Women’s basketball team knocks off Denmark team
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By Kelly Morris
Skiff Staff

Before TCU freshman forward Sandora Irvin played in her first college basketball game Saturday she made a call to her uncle, former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin, to tell him she may start.
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Miami Hurricanes jump to second in BCS polls
Nebraska still in first after 51-7 whipping of Kansas, Oklahoma trails with 7.83 points

Associated Press
MIAMI — Even with a win over lowly Temple, Miami moved into national title territory in the Bowl Championship Series standings.
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Horned Frogs open season with
commanding exhibition win
By Matt Stiver
Skiff Staff

Oh, and the TCU men’s basketball team played a game last night.
Five hours after hearing they would have a different coach next season, the Frogs drubbed Czech-Select, 146-70, in their first exhibition of the season.
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Basketball coaches question NCAA’s new scholarship rule
By Jordan Blum
Staff Reporter

TCU men’s basketball coaches say the NCAA’s addition of a ninth scholarship to the “5/8 rule” is a step in the right direction but that it is only the improvement of a bad rule.
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