Herd future plays now
HUNTINGTON -- Damier Pitts and Shaq Johnson make up the Marshall men's basketball backcourt of the future. They're also the backcourt of the present, head coach Donnie Jones said.
Marshall football turns to 2009
With Mark Snyder's standing as Marshall University head football coach settled, it's time to diagram the 2009 Thundering Herd. That process kicked off Monday with player workouts and recruiting.
Gallery: MU vs. Tulsa action
Marshall lost to Tulsa 38-35 on Saturday, Nov. 30, at Joan C. Edwards Stadium in Huntington.
Gallery: Wayne vs. Bluefield
The Wayne Pioneers defeated the Bluefield Beavers 41-35 on Friday, Nov. 21, 2008.
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Jordan averaged 14.0 points and 9.0 rebounds to lead Tulsa to a 2-1 record, including wins over Texas A&M and North Carolina Central and a four-point loss to Illinois.
HUNTINGTON -- Dominika Zaprazna and Ester Dorova from Bratislava, Slovakia Republic, signed to play for the Marshall University women's tennis team.
HUNTINGTON -- Christmas might be the first thing that pops into the mind when talking about December.
Snyder will return as coach
HUNTINGTON -- Backing his confidence following Saturday night's postgame press conference, Mark Snyder will remain Marshall University's head football coach in 2009.
Seeking out growth within Marshall University football's program? Look no further than Terrell Edwards.
Anderson makes strong case
HUNTINGTON -- Let the great debate begin.
Marshall is running the risk of endorsing that concept.
Goode is living up to nickname for Herd
HUNTINGTON -- Marcus Goode wasn't aware of what he'd done, and didn't seem to be impressed.
MARSHALL: Courtney Edmonson 19-yard TD pass from Brian Anderson (Craig Ratanamorn kick), 5:28
Herd to keep Snyder at the helm
HUNTINGTON — Backing his confidence following Saturday night’s postgame press conference, Mark Snyder will remain Marshall University’s head football coach in 2009.
Goode living up to name for Herd
Herd basketball’s Marcus Goode is big and he is playing well. The sophomore connected on his first five shots Saturday on his way to finishing the game 5-for-7 with 11 points and eight rebounds.
After another losing season, will Marshall football coach Mark Snyder return for the 2009 season. The decision rests with the university's president.
HUNTINGTON -- As Marshall fans look back on the 2008 football season, missed opportunities will be the constant throughout the memories.
Chuck Landon grades the Herd ... Marshall 35 Tulsa 38
Marshall's backup quarterback stood tall in his second career start, completing 14 of 19 passes for 177 yards and three touchdowns without an interception.
TULSA 38, MARSHALL 35
TULSA 7 14 14 3 -- 38
MARSHALL 7 14 14 0 -- 35
Herd men back in the win column
HUNTINGTON -- Everything Marshall did wrong last week in Florida, the Thundering Herd did right Saturday.
Herd loses season finale
Playing before a smallish, but involved Joan C. Edwards Stadium crowd, Marshall University football wrapped up a roller-coaster 2008 campaign, falling 38-35 to Tulsa.
HUNTINGTON -- Tulsa figured to put pressure on a quarterback making his first start of the season in the final game of the regular season.
Marshall head coach Donnie Jones praised the fans who turned out for an 11:30 a.m. game Saturday to watch the Thundering Herd men's basketball team beat Old Dominion, 68-64.
