Thursday, July 17 2014 9:49 AM EDT2014-07-17 13:49:05 GMT
The body of a homeless man was found Tuesday morning on the railroad tracks near Fifth Avenue and 16thStreet in Columbus. Muscogee County Coroner Buddy Bryan has identified the 62-year-old victim but saysMore >>
The body of a homeless man was found Tuesday morning on the railroad tracks near Fifth Avenue and 16thStreet in Columbus.More >>
Thursday, July 24 2014 8:35 AM EDT2014-07-24 12:35:09 GMT
Auburn University's Southeastern Raptor Center will release birds of prey back into their native habitat on Friday, July 25, at 6 p.m. at Storybook Farm in Opelika. More >>
Auburn University's Southeastern Raptor Center will release birds of prey back into their native habitat on Friday, July 25, at 6 p.m. at Storybook Farm in Opelika. The release will coincide with Storybook Bash, a program to honor the program's volunteers and donors in the Lee County and surrounding communities.More >>
Thursday, July 24 2014 8:07 AM EDT2014-07-24 12:07:10 GMT
Everyone dreams of seeing their name in lights, and this Sunday guests can come close by seeing their name on the side of a can of Coca-Cola. Callaway Gardens and Coca-Cola invite guests to personalizeMore >>
Everyone dreams of seeing their name in lights, and this Sunday guests can come close by seeing their name on the side of a can of Coca-Cola. Callaway Gardens and Coca-Cola invite guests to personalize a 7.5 ounce mini-can with their name and make another to share for free on More >>
Thursday, July 24 2014 7:36 AM EDT2014-07-24 11:36:08 GMT
John Thomas took down the school board's most-senior member, John Wells, who has served on the Muscogee County School Board for 28 years. Thomas won with 80 percent of the vote.More >>
John Thomas took down the school board's most-senior member, John Wells, who has served on the Muscogee County School Board for 28 years. Thomas won with 80 percent of the vote.More >>
Thursday, July 24 2014 7:32 AM EDT2014-07-24 11:32:09 GMT
Georgia Lottery partners with Kia Motors for 21st birthdayMore >>
Georgia Lottery partners with Kia Motors for 21st birthdayMore >>
COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) -
6th-ranked South Carolina pounded out 13 hits including
a pair of homers from Connor Bright and Joey Pankake as the Gamecocks defeated
Rider 9-5 on Saturday afternoon in game two of a three-game series. The Gamecocks improve to 12-2 with Rider
dropping to 6-3 for the season.
The 13-hit afternoon would feature hits from eight of the
nine Gamecock position starters. Pankake
and Bright each had two hits with two RBI and two runs scored. Chase Vergason went 2-for-4 with two RBI as
well. Dante Rosenberg and Shon Carson
went 2-for-4 also with each scoring a run and driving in a run.
Joel Seddon earned the win after one inning of
relief. He is 1-0 on the year. He allowed one run, unearned, on one hit with
one walk and two strikeouts. He was
followed up by senior left-hander Adam Westmoreland, who earned his first save
of the year after hurling 3.2 scoreless innings without allowing a hit and
walking just one while striking out three batters. Rider starting pitcher Kurt Sowa suffered the
loss and is 2-1 on the year. He worked
3.1 innings and allowed eight runs on seven hits with three walks and a
strikeout.
Joel Seddon earned the win after one inning of
relief. He is 1-0 on the year. He allowed one run, unearned, on one hit with
one walk and two strikeouts. He was
followed up by senior left-hander Adam Westmoreland, who earned his first save
of the year after hurling 3.2 scoreless innings without allowing a hit and
walking just one while striking out three batters.
Rider starting pitcher Kurt Sowa suffered the
loss and is 2-1 on the year. He worked
3.1 innings and allowed eight runs on seven hits with three walks and a
strikeout.
The
series concludes Sunday with first pitch at 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday, July 16 2014 12:55 PM EDT2014-07-16 16:55:17 GMT
With offenses becoming increasingly explosive, plugging the holes is more imperative than ever. It's no surprise Alabama and Florida top the list, but the rest of the rankings may surprise you.
With offenses becoming increasingly explosive, plugging the holes is more imperative than ever. It's no surprise Alabama and Florida top the list, but the rest of the rankings may surprise you.
Monday, July 14 2014 1:30 PM EDT2014-07-14 17:30:02 GMT
The long, dark night that has persisted since the end of football season is almost over. SEC Media Days, that glimmer of hope before life begins again anew, kicks off this week in Hoover, AL. More >>
The long, dark night that has persisted since the end of football season is almost over. SEC Media Days, that glimmer of hope before life begins again anew, kicks off this week in Hoover, AL. More >>
Monday, July 14 2014 9:14 AM EDT2014-07-14 13:14:39 GMT
In 2013, nine teams brought a quarterback to SEC Media Days. This year only five are scheduled to do so. Only one of those players – Ole Miss’ Bo Wallace – was a full-time starter in 2013.
In 2013, nine teams brought a quarterback to SEC Media Days. This year only five are scheduled to do so. Only one of those players – Ole Miss’ Bo Wallace – was a full-time starter in 2013.
Tuesday, December 31 2013 7:40 PM EST2014-01-01 00:40:18 GMT
The Mississippi State Bulldogs close out their football season this afternoon against Conference USA champs Rice University in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl in Memphis. Kick off is slated for 3 p.m. TheMore >>
Dak Prescott threw three touchdown passes and ran for two more scores and Mississippi State trounced Rice 44-7 on Tuesday in the most one-sided Liberty Bowl victory in the game's 55-year history.More >>
Monday, December 30 2013 6:48 PM EST2013-12-30 23:48:39 GMT
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Bo Wallace ran for two touchdowns and threw for another score as Mississippi beat Georgia Tech 25-17 Monday in the Music City Bowl for the Rebels' second straight bowl victory underMore >>
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Bo Wallace ran for two touchdowns and threw for another score as Mississippi beat Georgia Tech 25-17 Monday in the Music City Bowl for the Rebels' second straight bowl victory underMore >>
Friday, December 20 2013 5:22 PM EST2013-12-20 22:22:39 GMT
(RNN) - Three Southeastern Conference schools will have to pay fines for having fans rush the field after big wins, and another must pay up for a longtime, loud tradition that violates a noise rule. AuburnMore >>
Auburn has to cough up $5,000 for fans storming the field after its Iron Bowl win; Mizzou, Ole Miss and Mississippi State were also fined for excessive fan celebration and noise, the Southeastern Conference announced Friday.More >>
