Can Alabama pass? Can South Carolina run?
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Both have some reason for optimism. Guillon should benefit from his first start at Arkansas and from the more friendly environment of Bryant-Denny Stadium.
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McCain tells South Carolina voters federal spending is out of control ... Edwards critical of Obama's praise of Reagan ... Romney uses takes "Washington is broken" message from Mich. to Nev. ... Thompson defends Guantanamo Bay ... Huckabee says Southern roots help him understand SC ... Campaigns scramble for support in Nevada's unfamiliar territory...Clinton criticizes Obama on ads.
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Lurleen Wallace was the only woman ever elected governor of Alabama, and the only reason she ran in the first place was because her husband, George Wallace (yes, that George Wallace), could not serve two consecutive terms. Lurleen, who was dying of cancer at the time, was used a his proxy to circumvent the election rules; on every issue, her position was her husband's position.  Sound familiar?
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Clinton picks up emotional endorsements from black women in SC ... Obama looks to appeal to women ahead of SC primary ... Republican officials: Florida Sen. Mel Martinez to endorse McCain ... Edwards aims at Clinton-Obama fight on trail and in ads ... Huckabee focuses on widening Interstate 95 ... Kucinich quits presidential race ... Romney says his business background better qualifies him to fix the economy
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It&#39;s always nice to get an early lead at home. But against Alabama, which is ranked 114th nationally in passing offense, two touchdowns would seem more like four touchdowns.
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Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee has shot to the top of a new poll in South Carolina, leading Republican presidential candidates in the key Southern state. Huckabee got 24 percent in the latest CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll. In a July poll, Huckabee got only 3 percent of support from registered GOP voters.
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Common Sense Issues openly admits to supporting former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, but what is the real goal behind its push polling activities in South Carolina? Sarah Lai Stirland wonders who is really supporting whom in the presidential campaign.
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Alabama has the nation's top pass defense and ranks second overall. No team in major college football allows fewer points than No. 2 Auburn.
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COLUMBIA, S.C., Feb. 19 -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York courted black voters considered crucial to securing the Democratic presidential nomination in a series of campaign stops in South Carolina on Monday in which she cast the 2008 election as a chance to make history.
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By Taylor Bright, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Feb. 11--A bill that would create a statewide water permitting system and lay the foundation for water talks with North Carolina and Georgia will be introduced this week in the S.C. legislature.   The bill, sponsored by state Sen.
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COLUMBIA, South Carolina  - Democrat Hillary Clinton and Republican Mitt Romney were projected to win Nevada's presidential nominating contests on Saturday and voters in South Carolina cast ballots as an unpredictable White House race moved to the South and West.
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Alabama has the Southeastern Conference's best defense and rushing offense, and leads the nation in kickoff returns.
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Scratch unstoppable from the ways to describe Steve Slaton, Pat White and West Virginia's running game. South Florida saw to that on Saturday.
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There are two sports that matter in the Lone Star State, the old saying goes. That would be football and spring football. But donât trust an outsider.
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Hillary opts to look toward Super Tuesday while Bill stays behind to focus on South Carolina. Is this a fair fight?
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By MEG KINNARD  COLUMBIA, S.C. - South Carolina's attorney general asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday to stop North Carolina from draining millions of gallons from a river that provides drinking water and electricity to both states.
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COLUMBIA, S.C., Jan. 19 -- Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee's support in South Carolina came from the same Christian evangelicals that powered his victory a little more than two weeks ago in Iowa -- only this time he didn't get enough of their votes to win.