Posted: 11:19 PM Opening round play was suspended due to darkness before 55 players finished

Posted: 11:11 PM Southern Miss is now 0-2 on the Blue Turf

Posted: 11:06 PM Trio of Atlanta home runs not enough to overcome Phillies

Posted: 11:01 PM The Saints running back injured his knee during Monday night's game

Posted: 9:42 AM Three United Parcel Service workers were charged with stealing University of Alabama football tickets from customers.

Posted: 11:40 PM Hudson gives up five runs in loss

Posted: 8:55 PM NASCAR will race under the lights at Chicagoland next year

Posted: 5:48 PM A local man will have a chance to take a shot for $1 million later this week.

Posted: 5:28 PM The PGA makes its annual stop in the Magnolia State this week.

Updated: 6:08 PM Deuce McAllister suffers a torn ACL against Tennessee.

Posted: 6:01 PM Michael Henig is not expected to play this Saturday when Mississippi State visits South Carolina.

Posted: 11:02 PM Favre's 420th TD pass puts Packers ahead for good

Posted: 8:43 PM The Bucs drop St. Louis by three touchdowns

Posted: 8:38 PM Atlanta dropped a seven-point decision to the Panthers

Posted: 11:37 PM 473 yards of offense put the Tigers on top of the Delta Devils

Posted: 11:34 PM Bulldogs are now on their first 3-game win streak in the Sylvester Croom era

Updated: 11:35 PM A 25-yard touchdown pass by Matthew Stafford sealed the deal for the Bulldogs

Updated: 11:31 PM Tebow leads No. 3 Florida past pesky Ole Miss 30-24

Updated: 7:00 PM Saturday, September 22

Posted: 5:42 PM West Alabama falls to 1 and 3 on the season after a Gulf South Conference loss to Henderson State.

Posted: 5:49 PM Seth Adams could make the start at quarterback Saturday against Florida.

Posted: 11:35 PM An ankle injury will keep the former Major winner from participating in the Madison tournament

Posted: 11:32 PM The Southern Miss punter will try to win the award named for a former Golden Eagle

Posted: 11:29 PM Little E will add an extra 8 to the side of his Chevrolet in 2008

Posted: 6:08 PM Ron Polk continues his crusade against the NCAA