Former Paul W. Bryant player Randolph making impact at Rice 10/16/09 - by Coy Slavick, Tuscaloosa News

Fangmeier looks for repeat against ECU10/16/09 - By Jeffrey Martin, Houston Chronicle

Fangmeier chasing Rice kicking records10/14/09 - By Michael Sudhalter, Cy Fair Sun

Fanuzzi's return brings hope to Rice
10/10/09 - By Jeffrey Martin, Houston Chronicle

Rice defensive end Solomon making great strides
10/7/09 - By Jeffrey Martin, Houston Chronicle

Word to the wise: Watch Rice guys
9/26/09 - By John McClain, Houston Chronicle

Owls' heads high for final tune-up
9/26/09 - By Jeffrey Martin, Houston Chronicle

Just So You Know... Charles Ross
9/25/09 - By Jeffrey Martin, Houston Chronicle

Rice set to open latest gym jewel
9/24/09 - By Jeffrey Martin, Houston Chronicle

Rice RB Smith back on his feet
9/16/09 - By Jeffrey Martin, Houston Chronicle

Rice committed to pass-based offense
9/15/09 - By Jeffrey Martin, Houston Chronicle

All jokes aside, Owls' Carrington making an impact
9/8/09 - By Jeffrey Martin, Houston Chronicle

Senior Sendejo reflects on bittersweet years at Rice
8/16/09 - By Richard Justice, Houston Chronicle

Rice's defensive backs young but experienced
8/15/09 - By Sam Khan, Houston Chronicle

Rice squad rich in big receivers
8/13/09 - By Sam Khan, Houston Chronicle

Rice's newest No. 1
8/9/09 - Editorial, Houston Chronicle

Sports camp also teaches life lessons
7/12/09 - By Richard Justice, Houston Chronicle

Colwick Soaring to New Heights
6/24/09 - By Winston Dutchin, KPRC-2

Rice's Colwick has nerves in check this time around
6/24/09 - By Jerry Briggs, San Antonio Express-News

Ex-Catholic star Lewis coming home as visitor
6/4/09 - By Scott Hotard, Baton Rouge Advocate

Former Heights QB Clement heading to Canada
6/3/09 - By John Whisler, San Antonio Express News

Up and coming Lennie Waite: Wanderer who's found the right track
5/24/09 - By Mark Woods, Scotland on Sunday

When it comes to NFL prospects, James Casey is one of a kind
4/23/09 - By Andrew Perloff,/Sports Illustrated.com

Sept. 2, 2005

The Rice University athletic department will stage a "clothing" drive to benefit those who were victimized by Hurricane Katrina. The athletic department's goal is to collect gently worn athletic shoes and athletic wear, to include any T-shirts, sweats, collared shirts, shorts, etc. The drive is primarily directed to the student-athletes and athletic department staff at Rice, but is most definitely open for donations by anyone inside or outside of the Rice community.

The drive begins immediately and will run through September 12, 2005. Donations may be brought to Senior Associate Athletic Director Steve Moniaci's office, room 113, in Autry Court. All donations collected will be turned over to the Salvation Army for distribution as has been requested by officials in charge of relief.

For those members wishing to contribute time, money, or any other items, it is recommended that you check www.rice.edu/service. The Rice community involvement center has established this web site to advise people of what other opportunities exist to help.

Rice athletics thank you in advance for your consideration.