Mississippi State - LaTech Preview
Mississippi State - LaTech Preview August 30th, 2008 Louisiana Tech is one of those teams. The homecoming team that lets you win a game in front of all the alumni and feel good about yourself. For Mississippi State, they are a game you expect to win. They are also a team that can sneak up on you. So what can State expect coming into this game? Here is the rundown on the LaTech Bulldogs. Their workhorse running back, Patrick Jackson, rushed for 940 yards last year. Their QB is going to be tra read
COUGARS Sometimes it is easy to forget this is the season opener for everyone, from the players to the coaches to the officials to us media types. The number of things we forgot to bring across the mountains is mind-boggling, which is why we're awake at 6 a.m. Ah well, my absent-mindedness is your early morning gain. Read on. •••••••••• • I realized one thing I forgot when I woke up this morning and starting getting ready to link: Most of the items we write for the morning paper on Saturday is read
It is a profoundly gleeful day in my house. It is a perfect storm of HelenKay happiness over here. See, I love college football, am a political junkie and am fascinated by true crime. And how, you ask, are these things related? Well, today is the first day of college football. In fact I am watching my undergrad alma mater (Syracuse University - go Orange!!!) play right now.* The presidential campaign just got more interesting. And I’m reading a book called FATAL JUSTICE that analyzes the Jeffre read
While many local residents plan to watch the Alabama and Auburn openers this evening, two of our local colleges will begin their seasons this weekend. First of all, the UAB Blazers will start their 2008 season this afternoon at historic Legion Field against Conference USA foe Tulsa - kickoff’s at 3 p.m. Meanwhile, Miles College held a rally on campus Friday to help get ready for their Battle of 20/59 on Sunday evening at the Old Gray Lady. They’ll be taking on Stillman College starting at 6 read
The 2008 college football season is less than a day away. Today Eric Loomis turns the spotlight on the most important players for all 120 Division 1-A teams. Each team has that one special player. The guy who makes the team go. He makes the plays and he is the reason the team succeeds for fails. These players are the keys to their team. They are The Big Man on Campus. Air Force-Travis Dekker, TE, Sr. With the departure of Chad Hall to graduation, there will be a void in the Falcon’s offense. read
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