Georgia hits Top 25 Web-posted 9/14/97   Jim Donnan continues to praise his team. Brad Scott is still wondering what went wrong. The Bulldogs, with Saturday's victory, jumped into the college football's Top 25, albeit at No. 25.

Dogs' play spurs Donnan Web-posted 9/13/97   ATHENS, Ga. -- With hundreds of ecstatic fans massed above a tunnel leading out of Sanford Stadium and the scoreboard showing Georgia 31, South Carolina 15, Bulldogs coach Jim Donnan reached out and put his right arm around, of all people, Vince Dooley.

Border war notes: Gamecocks suffer from dropsy Web-posted 9/13/97   ATHENS, Ga. -- By unofficial count, South Carolina dropped at least eight Anthony Wright passes in Saturday's loss to Georgia.

Hambrick hurt by team's play Web-posted 9/13/97   ATHENS, Ga. -- Darren Hambrick couldn't help himself. He knew his South Carolina teammates would be looking to him for support, for guidance, for inspiration. He knew how important it was for him to stay upbeat and positive, to be what his coach calls ``an encourager.''

Greene's heroics lift Tigers over Wolfpack Web-posted 9/13/97   RALEIGH, N.C. -- He claims sanctuary from the whispers that question his ability to lead Clemson to the promised land, but Nealon Greene wants to silence the naysayers nevertheless.

Clemson notes: Abdullah's at it again vs. Wolfpack Web-posted 9/13/97   RALEIGH, N.C. -- Rahim Abdullah is making scooping up fumbles and scoring touchdowns a personal Textile Bowl tradition.

S.C. State upsets 10th-rated Furman Web-posted 9/13/97   ORANGEBURG, S.C. -- South Carolina State has found a winning combination in quarterback Reggie Curry and its defense.

North Carolina beats Stanford despite Keldorf Web-posted 9/13/97   CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Another subpar performance by Chris Keldorf was nothing that No. 7 North Carolina couldn't overcome.

Busby, Seminoles smash Terrapins Web-posted 9/13/97   TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Playing only in the first half, Thad Busby passed for 308 yards and two touchdowns Saturday as fifthranked Florida State rolled to a 50-7 victory over Maryland.

Conklin's catches help William & Mary win Web-posted 9/13/97   LEXINGTON, Va. -- David Conklin caught nine passes for 240 yards and three of William & Mary's five aerial touchdowns Saturday and the Tribe gained 596 yards in a 41-12 victory over Virginia Military Institute.