Friday, December 13 2013 12:21 AM EST2013-12-13 05:21:08 GMT
It was a day to recognize the best and the brightest on the field. SportsVisions honored players and coaches Thursday at the Fifth Annual Valley Area High School Football Awards Luncheon.More >>
It was a day to recognize the best and the brightest on the field.
SportsVisions honored players and coaches Thursday at the Fifth Annual Valley Area High School Football Awards Luncheon.More >>
Thursday, December 12 2013 10:49 PM EST2013-12-13 03:49:29 GMT
ORLANDO, Fla. – Alabama senior quarterback AJ McCarron was presented with the 77th Maxwell Award for the Collegiate Player of the Year on Thursday night at the ESPN Home Depot College Football Awards Show.More >>
ORLANDO, Fla. – Alabama senior quarterback AJ McCarron was presented with the 77th Maxwell Award for the Collegiate Player of the Year on Thursday night at the ESPN Home Depot College Football Awards Show.More >>
Thursday, December 12 2013 8:33 PM EST2013-12-13 01:33:43 GMT
SAN ANTONIO, TX (RNN) - Texas football coach Mack Brown briefly addressed his status on Thursday at the press conference for the Alamo Bowl, where the 8-5 Longhorns will play Oregon on Dec. 30. The coach,More >>
The future of embattled Texas coach Mack Brown could be decided as early as tonight, according to a report in the Austin, TX, Statesman. That would heat up speculation that Alabama's Nick Saban may replace him. More >>
Wednesday, December 11 2013 11:49 PM EST2013-12-12 04:49:04 GMT
COLUMBUS – Jermaine Morgan rattled the rim with a monstrous jam off an inbound pass with 12.6 seconds left to lift Columbus State to a 79-76 victory over Fort Valley State University on Wednesday eveningMore >>
COLUMBUS – Jermaine Morgan rattled the rim with a monstrous jam off an inbound pass with 12.6 seconds left to lift Columbus State to a 79-76 victory over Fort Valley State University on Wednesday eveningMore >>
Wednesday, December 11 2013 5:59 PM EST2013-12-11 22:59:37 GMT
(RNN) - I would start with something like, "Guess what day it is…" but that's probably getting old, and it's not original. It sounds better coming from a camel, anyway. No, my friends, there is no needMore >>
Spin the crystal balls, and break out the low-cut dresses. It's time for an awards show fit for the king of all college football conferences.More >>
Columbus — The Columbus State men's basketball team will open up the 2012-13 season with a home exhibition game against Carver Bible College in the Lumpkin Center Tuesday night at 7:30 p.m.
The Cougars enter the season with four players returning from last year's squad that posted an 18-12 record and made the NCAA Tournament.
Four of the top five scorers from 2011-12 are gone, but guard Idell Bell returns for his senior season after averaging 10.6 points per game last season. Also back is Columbus native Winford Ivey who averaged 9.0 points per game and led the team in assists.
Tuesday night's game will be the first opportunity to see the nine newcomers on head coach Robert Moore's roster.
Moore is entering his third season leading the way for the Cougars as the program looks to reach the NCAA Tournament in back-to-back seasons for the first time since making four straight appearances from 2003-06.
While Columbus State will begin its season Tuesday night, Carver Bible will already have games under its belt. CBC traveled to New Orleans over the weekend and dropped games to NAIA schools Loyola University and Xavier University.
CSU and Carver Bible previously met in Columbus on November 22, 2010 with Columbus State pulling out an 84-62 victory.
Following Tuesday's exhibition, the Cougars will travel to Georgia Southwestern University in Americus, GA for a Friday evening tilt against Brevard to open the regular season.
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