Wildcats spring Sproles for another huge game
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MANHATTAN, Kan. -- Darren Sproles ran for 221 yards and a touchdown on 42 carries, leading No. 12 Kansas State to a season-opening 27-13 victory over Division 1-AA Western Kentucky last night.
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needs to get into a groove to stop the powerful St. Louis offense. Martinez has. lost five of his last six decisions going back to the regular season.
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The University of New Hampshire football team will have its hands full when it travels to Villanova today for a pivotal Atlantic 10 matchup.
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BOULDER, Colorado (Ticker) -- Vernand Morency kept a couple of streaks going while Donovan Woods made his passes count. Morency, who had two scores, recorded his eighth straight game with a touchdown and Woods
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ARLINGTON Coach: Rob DiLoreto (third year, 9-11). Last year's record: 4-6. Returning starters (12): Jay McGrath, C, 6-0, 260, Sr.; Michael O'Loughlin, RB, 5-11, 185, Sr.; Moses Ortiz, TE, 6-1 215, Sr.; Jordan Cooper, SE, 6-3, 195, Sr.; Neil Rainford, RB, 5-10, 210, Sr.; Michael Talarico, RB, 6-0, 195, Jr.; Peter Samko, OG, 5-9, 255, Jr.; Josh Vest, DL, 6-0, ...
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It was halftime of the University of Kentucky-University of Louisville game yesterday, and you had to take three looks at the Freedom Hall scoreboard to determine if the Wildcats were behind by 16 or 66.
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The Commodores open the second half with a 14-point run and and move two games in front of the Wildcats for third place in the SEC.
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Maryland will play its third game this week and second in three days when the fourth-ranked Terps host Georgia Tech on Sunday.
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Ryan Verrier and Chris Drosner are hoping to catch another Green Bay Packer or two in Sundayâs National Football Conference championship game against the Giants.
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It wasnât pretty, but the Wildcats advance to the finals of the Preseason NIT with a chance to win an unprecedented fourth title.
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As we head down the stretch of the season, the significance of each game will be amplified. While it is difficult to envision any team looking past an opponent at this juncture of the season
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Akron at No. 12 Virginia    Where:  Scott Stadium, Charlottesville   When:  3 p.m.    Radio:  WTNT-570    Tickets:  Sold out    Another Top QB:  Like North Carolina's Darian Durant last week, Akron quarterback Charlie Frye is the key to his team's slim chances of upsetting the Cavaliers. The 6-foot-4 senior, likened by Virginia Coach Al Groh to recent ACC stars Matt Schaub and Philip Rivers, ranks fourth among active NCAA quarterbacks with 9,048 career passing yards. In losses the past two weeks to Penn State and Middle Tennessee, Frye completed 60 of 80 passes for 622 yards. Weather permitting, he will present a challenge for an inexperienced Virginia secondary that made a few too many errors in deep coverage in its first two games.
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Editor&#39;s note: On Wednesday, we&#39;ll focus on rebounding and post play with UNC&#39;s Sean May. Let&#39;s see. Without Raymond Felton, North Carolina loses at Santa Clara, 77-63, to start the season.
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From top to bottom ACC play, which will begin Sunday with two games, could be even more competitive than originally thought.
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Northeastern coach Rocky Hager has employed a running back by committee with some success this season. Yet when the Huskies host Villanova today in an Atlantic 10 showdown, Hager will be forced to take another approach -- running back by availability.
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ANDOVER Coach: Ken Maglio (ninth year, 37-46-2). Last year's record: 5-6. Returning starters (13): Mike Cerchione, OT/DT, 6-4, 255, Sr.; Buddy Farnham, WR/S, 6-0, 176, Jr.; John Fox, WR/DB, 5-10, 170, Sr.; Shaheen Ghandchi, RB/DB, 5-9, 177, Sr.; Mike Gustin, G/DT, 6-0, 253, Sr.; Matt Hennessey, RB/DB, 5-8, 193, Sr.; Kyle MacKenzie, G/DT, 6-0, 217, Sr.; Matt Martin, WR/DB, 5-9, ...
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North Texas probably won&#39;t be making room for any Heismans, but it is making its case as the new Tailback U. Patrick Cobbs led the nation in rushing last year and the Mean Green rode him all the way to a bowl game.