I’m sure (WKU) President (Gary) Ransdell and (athletic director) Dr. (Wood) Selig wouldn’t put us in a situation where he wasn’t, so we’re going to trust him and go from there. 
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...of the Year, stay with the team pending the trial. In a statement released in November, Western Kentucky Athletics Director Wood Selig said "it is important to remember an individual is innocent until proven guilty, and it is important to remember each situation...
Five of the teams' past seven meetings have been decided by six points or less, including two that went to overtime.
But Thursday night, when UK heads to Bowling Green for the first time since 2003, one saga in particular will continue to tug at both
...is to withhold institutional adjudication of the matter until the legal process has run its course,” WKU athletics director Wood Selig said in a written statement. “Under similar circumstances, we would reach the same conclusion involving any of our student-athletes. “Therefore,...
...September for physical analysis. Video tape of each of the incidents also was reviewed. Two Wisconsin-based entities reviewed the wood-quality issues: The USDA Forest Service's Products Laboratory -- the federal government's primary research facility for wood...
...will remain on the basketball team despite being indicted on counterfeiting charges last week, WKU athletic director Wood Selig announced today. In a statement released by the university, Selig said the school would continue to monitor her legal situation. Based...
...Athletic Director Wood Selig (a dirty joke just waiting to happen) said that the decision was made after consulting with the school’s standards of conduct policy and student-athlete handbook. And what do you know? Nothing in there about “don’t get caught printing...
...has plenty to worry about. But apparently one thing Elson doesn’t have to fret over is his job status. WKU athletic director Wood Selig unequivocally backed Elson on Tuesday, saying Elson and his staff have done “an admirable job” navigating the most difficult...
...their use is subject to collective bargaining. Baseball retained the USDA Forest Service's Forest Products Laboratory; the wood-testing agency Timberco Inc.; Harvard professor Carl Morris and University of Massachusetts-Lowell professor James Sherwood to analyze...
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We are excited about how this 2008 schedule has turned out, the positives that it brings to our program are almost countless. Our program took a lot of pride in ‘Making History’ in 2007 during our first transitional year and this schedule provides us with a tremendous opportunity to ‘Make More History’ in 2008 ... I would like to thank Dr. (Wood) Selig for his time and effort in putting this schedule together, we have invested a tremendous amount of time working through countless scenarios to where our program will benefit both in the short term and long term from the positive ramifications of this schedule. We believe that with great challenge comes great opportunity.
said David Elson
