6 hrs ago | Bowie Star
Wise, Roosevelt win county titles
Few could have imagined that the Henry A. Wise High School boys' track and field team would be in contention for a county championship in only the program's second year of existence. via Bowie Star
14 hrs ago | Recordpub.com
“All of the stressful times around exams and staying up late to study really does pay off”
Ravenna High School has a trio of students at the top of the class this year, and all three have different interests and different plans for the future. via Recordpub.com
22 hrs ago | WCMH-TV
Time Warner Ramping Up Negotiations With Big Ten Network
It may be spring, but in central Ohio, it's always Buckeye football season. And with the Buckeyes now ranked number one in an ESPN poll, is Time Warner closer to striking a deal with the Big Ten Network so you ... via WCMH-TV
Wednesday | CBS SportsLine.com
Ex-Lsu QB Perrilloux headed to Jacksonville St.
“He's got a national championship ring and a love for LSU. He's not a tainted person with a tainted feeling. He just made mistakes, admitted them and moved on”
Quarterback Ryan Perrilloux, kicked off LSU's national championship team after repeated off-the-field problems, signed Wednesday with Jacksonville State. via CBS SportsLine.com
Tuesday | WBNS
3 Buckeyes Named To Nagurski Watch List
Ohio State linebackers Marcus Freeman and James Laurinaitis, along with defensive back Malcolm Jenkins, were named Monday to the 2008 watch list for the 2008 Bronko Nagurski Trophy, awarded to the best ... via WBNS
Monday May 12 | WVNS-TV Ghent
Marshall player lands on football watch list. Story by Steve McGehee Email Other Stories by Steve McGehee Marshall's Albert McClellan is being considered for one of the top college football awards in 2008. via WVNS-TV Ghent
Monday May 12 | Nashville City Paper
Mike Williams aims to make most of 'last chance' with Titans
“I think what I lost the most wasn't anything football related; it was the structure”
Mike Williams says he feels like he's finally getting into shape for the Titans. via Nashville City Paper
Sunday May 11 | Marion Star
Diversity program battles 'double-whammy'
“I think this program is good because it helps us decide what we want to do”
Jenna Moodley's ideal job would be one where she picked her own hours. Destiny Hood talks about being happy, about living a comfortable life. via Marion Star
Friday May 9 | WAPT
Friday May 9 | Weirton Daily Times
The next level:?Johnson to snap for.....
“He worked hard in the weight room and he's someone we're going to have to replace at the linebacker spot and on the offensive line”
' Houston, you have a long snapper. Edison High School senior Cory Johnson has been invited to the University of Houston as a preferred walk-on to eventually be the long snapper for the Cougars. via Weirton Daily Times
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