Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2010

Lions lose in offensive showcase

With its array of dunks and clutch 3-pointers, Claflin offset Paine's second-best shooting performance of the season Monday night.
By Chris Gay

Augusta State climbs to No. 7 in nation

The Augusta State men's basketball team climbed back into the top 10 after a one-week absence. The Jaguars (20-2) moved up five spots in the latest National Association of Basketball Coaches Division II poll, which was released this afternoon.
By Chris Gay

Friday, Feb. 5, 2010

Changing of the guard

Chris Cooper coaches his first baseball game for Augusta State on Saturday.
By Chris Gay

Thursday, Feb. 4, 2010

Jags even score with Pacers

Augusta State avenged last week's three-point defeat at USC Aiken and extended its home winning streak to 24 games.
By Chris Gay

Lady Jaguars hit low point in another loss

The Lady Jaguars set a season low for points scored in a half with 16 in the first half of a 72-47 loss to USC Aiken.
By Billy Byler

Rivalry's intensity stronger than ever

The telltale signs of a rivalry that's arrived were everywhere. Traffic spilled out onto Wrightsboro Road more than an hour before tipoff.
By Scott Michaux

Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010

Jaguars, Pacers prepare for rematch

Twelfth-ranked Augusta State will put its 23-game home winning streak on the line when it plays host to USC Aiken in Round Two of their rivalry at 7:30 p.m.
By Chris Gay

Dogs put a positive spin on class after defections

Four players that were on the Bulldogs' commit list in the first week of January signed letters of intent elsewhere on Wednesday.
By Marc Weiszer

Jackets' Johnson is happy with low-rated class

ATLANTA --- Coach Paul Johnson is hardly concerned that two national Internet recruiting services give a low ranking to Georgia Tech's 2010 class.

Spurrier says some signees are ready to play

COLUMBIA --- South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said if the players who signed Wednesday live up to their potential, the Gamecocks could have the best run in program history.

Clemson keeps commitment to injured recruit

CLEMSON, S.C. --- Clemson coach Dabo Swinney's biggest thrill Wednesday came as he watched the National Letter of Intent roll in from a linebacker who'll likely never make a tackle for the Tigers.

Augusta State's Brathwaite finds redemption

Fred Brathwaite's late turnovers played a key role in Augusta State's upset loss at USC Aiken last week, but the senior forward found redemption Wednesday night.
By Billy Byler

SEC signings by school

A school-by-school list of football signings for Southeastern Conference teams:

ACC signings by school

A school-by-school list of commitments for Atlantic Coast Conference teams:

Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2010

Georgia awaits announcements from recruits

Several key Georgia recruiting hopefuls made verbal committments elsewhere on Tuesday, leaving Georgia fans to hope Wednesday brings better news.

New coaches face added pressure in recruiting season

Coaching changes at Notre Dame, Southern California and Tennessee have added intrigue to the end of the recruiting season.

Monday, Feb. 1, 2010

Conferences criticized over concussion standards

HOUSTON --- A member of the House Judiciary Committee criticized the biggest conferences in college athletics Monday for not adopting better policies on handling concussions.
By Kristie Rieken

Sunday, Jan. 31, 2010

Ex-Bulldog Martinez to coach at Stanford

Former Georgia defensive coordinator Willie Martinez has been hired to coach defensive backs at Stanford, according to CardinalReport.com, a Web site that covers the program.

Former Cincinnati star leads North to victory

MOBILE, Ala. --- Mardy Gilyard once worked four jobs to stay in school after losing his scholarship.

Evans grad proves walking on works

In his first season walking on the University of Georgia football team, Reuben Faloughi was astonished how big the players were.
By Matt Middleton
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