Article: New Big 12, same No. 1. (new college-football conference; Nebraska Cornhuskers football team)(includes related information on televised games)

Article: League takes off like a slap shot Suburban Classic quickly becomes a hockey force; HOCKEY PLAYERS TO WATCH Mike Kunz, sr., Waukesha: Big and strong, Kunz is the leading returning high school scorer in the state. A forward, he scored 35 goals and dished out 26 assists in just 20 games last season to finish with 61 total points. Considered one of the best players in the state. Evan Klug, sr., Milwaukee Marquette: Played an important role in the Hilltoppers' run to the WIAA state tournament last season. The senior goalkeeper registered a 2.29 goals-against average and had three shutouts in helping lead Marquette to a 14-9- 1 record. Scott Schilling, sr., Waukesha Catholic Memorial: One of just two juniors to be tabbed all-conference in the Independent High School League last season. A forward, he scored 17 goals and registered 11 assists in helping the Crusaders to a 21-2 record. Rob Goral, soph., Arrowhead: The Warhawks' second-leading scorer last season as a freshman, Goral is a consistent performer from the forward spot. Scored 12 goals and notched an impressive 18 assists last season. Mike Turcott, sr., Brookfield: An impressive forward who tied for 14th in the state in scoring last season with 21 goals and 21 assists for 42 points. Will be relied upon heavily this season to provide big scoring numbers. Kenji Sterr, soph., Milwaukee Marquette: Excellent defender with some strong offensive skills. He is the team's third-leading returning scorer with 17 points. Justin Tenge, sr., Arrowhead: Will team with Goral to form an impressive forward duo that should be able to put up some big offensive numbers. He is the Warhawks' second-leading returning scorer, with 20 points last season. Kory Campbell, jr., Brookfield: Provides team with strong defensive play and also has some offensive skills as well. He scored nine goals and nine assists in 20 games last season. Matt Schmidt, sr., Waukesha: Another big scorer with 21 goals and 37 points last season. Waukesha should have no problems scoring this season with the explosive duo of Schmidt and Kunz. Jeff Schowengerdt, jr., Waukesha Catholic Memorial: The Crusaders' leading returning scorer last season with 17 goals and 21 assists for 38 points. He could post better numbers this season. Nick Kemos, jr., Arrowhead: A member of Arrowhead's state-champion football team, Kemos brings the Warhawks a winning attitude and toughness on defense. Scored 20 points last season.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  December 5, 1996 ;     700+ words ......things out of Kunz this season. "He's big, he's got an instinct...junior all-star last season. Also expected to play big roles this season for Arrowhead will be...a large part of our season is going to depend on how big of an influence those...

Article: Defensive end Saleh not afraid to take on Big Ten's big guys; Saleh File Name: Tarek Salah (pronounced TARR-ick SAH-luh). Position: Defensive end. Class: Senior, sociology major. Size: 6 feet 2 inches, 240 pounds. Hometown: Woodbridge, Conn. Honors: 1995 all-Big Ten, second team All-American; 1996 UW co-captain. 1995 accomplishments: Led the Big Ten in sacks (1.1) and tackles for loss (2.1) per game; his 12 sacks set a UW single-season record.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  August 18, 1996 ;     700+ words ......little harder for a big guy like me to pass...Lombardi Award last season as a sophomore. He...mixing it up with the big guys. I might be...Neither did the Big Ten quarterbacks...Saleh's wrath last season. His 12 sacks set a UW single-season record and his average...consensus ...

Article: UW WOMEN Versatility gives hope for big season Twin transfers add to team's quickness; UW Women Glance COACH: Dean Duerst, third year. 1995 RECORD: 14-6-4 (4-1-2 Big Ten). Placed second in Big Ten tournament and regular season; reached second round of NCAA tournament, defeating Minnesota, 1-0, and losing to Notre Dame, 5-0. KEY PLAYERS: Heather Maier, 5-foot-3 sr., D; Ursula McKnight, 5-11 sr., GK (10-6-3, 1.04 GAA); Jill Stewart, 5-5 sr., D MF; Ann Kerber, 5-6 soph., F (5 goals, 4 assists, 14 points); Lindsay Hoelter, 5-7 soph., MF (5 goals, 3 assists, 13 points); Becky Prestigiacomo, 5-2 sr., MF; Heather Willihnganz, 5-9 sr., F; Meredith Frommer, 5-8 sr., D; Nicole Little, 5-6 soph., D; Cathy Strey, 5-10 jr., MF; Emily Stevens, 5-6 fr., MF; Nahid Afsari, 5-6 jr., MF; Shannon Brown, 5-7 soph., D; Ansley Lavers, 5-7 fr., F, Julie Johnson, 5-8 sr., GK (4-0-1, 1.02 GAA); Ruth Brennan, 5-5 jr., F MF; Mandi Miller, 5-2 soph., D MF; Mara Miller, 5-1 soph., D MF. OUTLOOK: The Badgers are seeking a ninth trip to the NCAA tournament, and they want to reclaim the Big Ten title after finishing second to Minnesota last season. "The Big Ten is the No. 1 thing that makes us tick now because of the competitive nature of the rivalries," Duerst said. A difficult non-league schedule includes matchups at Notre Dame and William & Mary and a home game against North Carolina. If the Badgers can spring an upset or two, they could be ranked in the top 10 by the end of the season and primed for a push in the expanded 32-team NCAA tourney. SCHEDULE AUGUST: 31 Marquette, 1 p.m. SEPTEMBER: 6 at Notre Dame, 7 p.m.; 8 vs. William & Mary at South Bend, Ind., noon; 13 Detroit, 7 p.m.; 15 UW-Milwaukee, 1 p.m.; 20 Northwestern, 6 p.m.; 22 Cincinnati, 2 p.m.; 27 Penn State, 7 p.m. 29 at Minnesota, 1 p.m. OCTOBER: 4 at Washington State, 5 p.m.; 6 vs. Montana at Pullman, Wash., 3 p.m.; 11 at Indiana, 7:30 p.m.; 13 at Ohio State, 10 a.m.; 18 Michigan State, 7 p.m.; 20 Michigan, 1 p.m.; 25 Northern Illinois, 8 p.m. (Wisconsin Soccer Invitational); 27 North Carolina, 2 p.m. (Wisconsin Soccer Invitational). NOVEMBER: 1 at Kentucky, 7 p.m.; 3 vs. George Washington at Lexington, Ky., 11 a.m.; 8-10 at Big Ten tournament, Columbus, Ohio.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel;  August 26, 1996 ;     542 words ......Heather Maier, a first team all-Big Ten defender last season. Maier has moved to a midfielder...Soccer America in its pre-season poll and No. 16 by Soccer News. "The team wants to win the Big Ten title outright in the regular season and the Big Ten (tournament) championship...players ...

Article: Barcelona Plans Big Spending for Next Season
Xinhua News Agency;  July 6, 2001 ;     65 words ...Barcelona has established a budget of 130 million U.S. dollars for the next season, surpassing in almost 40.6 million USD last season's budget. The Catalan soccer club's senior officials have approved this budget and closed the...

Article: TV: THE NEW FALL SEASON THE NETWORKS' BIG GAMBLE: WILL BIG BUCKS FOR BIG STARS PAY OFF WITH BIG HITS?<.(DAILY BREAK)
The Virginian Pilot;  September 2, 1996 ;     700+ words ......Danson, another old hand brought into the CBS family this season? Scott Bakula? Rhea Perlman? Gerald McRaney? They're also on the CBS payroll this season. Make no mistake about it, couch commandoes, CBS expects...It was back to the drawing board for Moonves after last season when 10 of 11 new CBS shows ...

Article: The big picture: SEASON'S GREETINGS.(The Guide)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland);  December 21, 2001 ;     30 words ...SEASON'S GREETINGS: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from The Guide. There will be no supplement next week but we'll be back on Friday, January 4 for yet another year in top entertainment

Article: Old Firm win would send loud and clear message BIG DEREK Gers must let Bhoys know next season will be different BIG DEREK Gers must let Bhoys know next season will be different CATCH BIG DEREK EVERY NIGHT ON RADIO CLYDE1
Evening Times;  May 1, 2007 ;     688 words ......time around. There will be a big turnaround in personnel at...support after yet another poor season. THERE is nothing better than...was at a tribute dinner for big Dado and keeper Stefan Klos...it. It's been a good debut season from Adam to have played the...knows it's an even bigger season ...

Article: Fed: Big crop this season: ABARE
AAP General News (Australia);  February 10, 2003 ;     84 words ...00-00-0000 Fed: Big crop this season: ABARE Experts say there'll be a very large winter wheat crop this season if the drought breaks. Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics says there' s a strong indication farmers will plant a...

Article: Laura Mala (25) has been a big reason for Ridgewood's success this season.
The Record (Bergen County, NJ);  March 12, 1997 ;     82 words ......Mala (25) has been a big reason for Ridgewood's success this season. Date: 03-12-1997...Mala (25) has been a big reason for Ridgewood's success this season. Illustrations/Photos...Mala (25) has been a big reason for Ridgewood's success this season. Keywords: BASKETBALL...

Article: GARRETT MEYER GRAPHIC--USE WITH MUG Meyer's season and his big dayGames/
Courier-News (Elgin, IL);  November 5, 1999 ;     37 words ...GARRETT MEYER GRAPHIC--USE WITH MUG Meyer's season and his big day Games/Comp/Att/Comp %/Yards/TDs/Ints/YPC/YPG/ Thru 9 games/62/143/43.4/926/5/6/14.9/102.9/ Game 10/10/14/71.4/283/4/0/28.3/na/ YPC-Yards per completion YPG-Yards per game

Article: ILL. WILL After falling short in the regular-season race, the Illini have extra motivation TO TAKE THE BIG TEN TOURNAMENT TITLE.
Chicago Sun-Times;  March 13, 2003 ;     2 words ...Caption text only.

Article: Family Life: BRIGHTS are big news this season.(Features)
Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England);  January 16, 2009 ;     40 words ...Byline: Compiled by MARIE TURBILL and JOANNE WELFORD BRIGHTS are big news this season - so liven up your little ones with something loud. At least you'll see them coming in this! Debenhams' Duffer St George hoody starts at pounds 9 and shorts at pounds 10.

Article: LIKE IT IS : Big 12, SEC prove they're the best this season.
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette;  November 19, 2008 ;     38 words ...Without a doubt, the Bowl Championship Series National Championship Game should be the SEC vs. the Big 12. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Edition) To read the full text of this article, click here: http://www.wholehogsports.com/adg/244009/

Article: Sequel to a Gem Georgetown and Pittsburgh appear to be the class of the Big East this season. Today, however, it will be difficult for them to achieve the offensive efficiency they displayed in the Panthers' 74-69 victory on Jan. 13.
The Washington Post;  February 24, 2007 ;     14 words ...7428-4759.615-1922714PointsFG-FGAFG Pct.FT- FTAAssistsTurnoversFouls6928-4660.98-11161014