Harrison coaches look for success 11/18/2008
The Harrison basketball program welcomed a pair of new coaches this season who hope to take the Hoyas to the next level.
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Pujols powers way to second NL MVP 11/18/2008
NEW YORK — Albert Pujols views MVP voting a little differently these days.
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Falcons in crucial stretch of games 11/18/2008
FLOWERY BRANCH — The first home loss of the season for Michael Turner and the Atlanta Falcons provided a painful reminder of how quickly they can fall behind in the tough NFC South.
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Miami looking to break Tech's hex 11/18/2008
CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Miami offensive lineman Reggie Youngblood knows time is running out to cross certain things off his to-do list before leaving the Hurricanes.
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Falcons fall at home 11/17/2008
ATLANTA — The Denver Broncos have come up with all sorts of ways to deal with their injuries, from starting a player on both sides of the line to relying on a guy with plenty of baggage.
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Johnson wins record-tying title 11/17/2008
HOMESTEAD, Fla. — Nothing could stop Jimmie Johnson’s drive into the NASCAR record books. Not even a final, furious push by Carl Edwards.
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Bulldogs survive another scare 11/17/2008
AUBURN, Ala. - See if this sounds familiar: Georgia lets a youthful opposing quarterback move his team into scoring position with a chance to win the game, then pulls it out.
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Minnesota outlasts Georgia State 11/17/2008
MINNEAPOLIS - Ralph Sampson III lunged after a rebound in the first half against Georgia State and fell face-first to the Williams Arena court.
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Thrashers winning streak snapped 11/17/2008
PHILADELPHIA — Joffrey Lupul scored the go-ahead goal in the third period, Antero Niittymaki made 29 saves to remain perfect against Atlanta and the Flyers snapped the Thrashers’ five-game winning streak with a 4-3 victory Sunday night.
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Vanloan takes charge in leadership role 11/16/2008
When Kennesaw Mountain first baseman and reserve pitcher Tatum Vanloan was told in the summer of starting pitcher Brittany Lundgren's season-ending leg injury, she immediately did what any team-oriented player would do.
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