Results for October 2006
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Watching the Tide roll
I dare you to find anyone who predicted eight weeks ago what’s become one of the more compelling storylines of the college golf season. After all, the man who’s been writing it wasn't even so bold. OK, so Jay Seawell...
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Campus review, Oct. 26
GOLF WORLD Players of the WeekWeek of Oct. 16-22MENZack Miller, Stanford The senior from San Rafael, Calif., made six birdies over the final nine holes at the Norman Course at PGA West to claim medalist honors at The Prestige, his...
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Coaches who are players too
What’s the old saying, those who can’t do, teach? Well the person who professed that claim never saw how today’s college golf coaches can get things done themselves on the golf course. Yesterday, Mississippi women’s coach Meghan Bolger (left in...
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Campus review, Oct. 19
GOLF WORLD Players of the Week Week of Oct. 9-15MENColt Knost, SMU For the third time in four starts this season, the senior from Pilot Point, Texas, claimed medalist honors, winning the Windon Memorial with a two-under 211 showing, five...
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South African getaway
As you check out the results of various women’s college tournaments in the next few days, don’t be surprised if some of the top squads have an off week. That’s because many of the game’s best players are actually in...
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Volunteering for duty
While accustom to seeing schools field solid men’s and women’s programs—Duke, UCLA, Arizona State to name but a few—I can’t recall of late one university having its two squads perform as well on the same day as Tennessee did Sunday. ...
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Arizona's new 'Cats
If the editors at Random House or Simon and Schuster need someone to write a book about the dos and don’ts of settling into a new college, we’ve got the perfect candidate for them. When Alison Walshe, one of the...
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Campus review, Oct. 12
GOLF WORLD Players of the Week Week of Oct. 2-8MENBilly Horschel, Florida A final-round 63 at Golden Horseshoe’s Gold Course in Williamsburg, Va., earned the sophomore medalist honors at the Ping/Golfweek Preview, while propelling the Gators past Oklahoma State to...
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Knost forgotten no more
When I opened my e-mail inbox yesterday morning there was an e-mail from Brad Sutton, the sports information director for the men’s golf team at SMU. I get dozens of e-mails daily from college SIDs keeping me up to speed...
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Duke's "slow" start
A word of advice to the rest of the women’s teams around the country whose eyes are getting a tad bit larger after seeing top-ranked Duke finish third at this weekend’s Lady Tar Heel Invitational: Get your licks in while...
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