The West Georgian, State University of West Georgia, GA
8 hours ago by Lindsay Murray
The beginning of a new school year at West Georgia means many things; thousands of new freshmen faces trying to find their way around campus, looking for a parking spot becomes a sport again, and of course the one thing people at every college campus looks forward to, football season.
Student Printz, University of Southern Mississippi, MS
17 hours ago by Tyler Cleveland
Student Printz, University of Southern Mississippi, MS
1 day ago by Tyler Cleveland
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
2 days ago by TYLER ESTEP
Having already toppled every college football poll in the land, coach Mark Richt has decided to take on another challenge - bowling. Richt, an avid bowler, is starting his "Coach Richt Bowling Challenge" on Thursday, and everybody's invited. "If anyone's looking for a place to have fun without having to put alcohol to their lips, then this is their place," he said.
The Oracle, University of South Florida, FL
2 days ago by Candace Braun, Editor in Chief
Being a USF football fan isn't for the fair-weathered or the indecisive. At least, not if that fan is a student hoping to get into Raymond James Stadium for free come game day. With the launch of the University's online ticketing system this fall, students will have to apply early to receive tickets to each home football game and prepare to be punished if they opt out of using them.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
5 days ago by JASON BUTT
Football isn't the only sport Akeem Dent is good at.
While the redshirt sophomore linebacker is excellent at pursuing the ball, he's also pretty good at another sport he participated in over the summer.
That would be bowling.
Dent said he spent much of his free time bonding with his teammates, as they would go to the bowling alley and compete against each other.
The West Georgian, State University of West Georgia, GA
6 days ago by Lindsay Murray
The grieving process continues for anyone associated with Atlanta Braves baseball, as fans, players and media continue to honor the memory of Skip Caray. Caray passed away while sleeping in his Atlanta-area home August 3rd after battling multiple aliments over the past year that he linked to diabetes.
The Red and Black, University of Georgia, GA
6 days ago by JASON BUTT
In his wildest dreams, Dannell Ellerbe didn't think he would ever wind up on the cover of Sports Illustrated.
After all, he's a humble linebacker from the 6,000-person town of Hamlet, N.C. who would rather lead by example than talk a lot. So when Sports Illustrated chose Ellerbe as one of Georgia's three front men, along with Matthew Stafford and Knowshon Moreno, it came as a complete shock.
Student Printz, University of Southern Mississippi, MS
6 days ago by Matthew Lawrence
If you are looking for proof that hard work, talent and a little patience will get you somewhere, look no further than Southern Miss middle linebacker Gerald McRath.
In his fifth summer in Hattiesburg, McRath, the reigning Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year says feels the Eagles are more focused than ever and ready to play.
The promising McRath, from McEachern High School in Powder Springs, Ga., was redshirted as a freshman in 2004 after a knee injury in summer practice. He returned an interception in his debut at the 2006 opener at Alabama, but after another knee injury against McNeese State the following week, he would had to sit out yet another season.
Luckily, McRath was granted a medical redshirt by the NCAA, allowing him to retain his freshman status leading into 2006.
When he finally got on the field, McRath proved he was well worth the wait by leading the Golden Eagles in tackles with 104, 11 for a loss, and was named to the Freshman All-Conference Team as well as a Freshman All-American by The Sporting News.
McRath provided an encore last season with 139 tackles (10.7 tackles per game) and four sacks as he earned C-USA Defensive Player of the Year honors.
In a losing effort against Central Florida, he had a career-high 21 tackles battling future NFL first round draft pick Kevin Smith.
With the injury troubles seemingly behind him and a degree in sports management, the preseason All-American is focusing on football this semester. He said he is taking yoga and fitness walking classes this semester, and kicking back.
The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, SC
6 days ago by Kevin Walker
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