Jacksonville State revels in upset of Rebels
September 4th, 2010
Oxford, MS (Sports Network) - Jacksonville State didn't have to go for a 2- point conversion, and the win, in the second overtime against Mississippi on Saturday.
Replay Chat: Friday Night Football
September 4th, 2010Join our live in-game chat for high school football coverage in Galveston County.
Jacksonville St. stuns Ole Miss 49-48 in double OT
September 4th, 2010
On the final crazy play of a crazy game, Jacksonville State running back Calvin Middleton found himself in the middle of a mass of bodies as quarterback Coty Blanchard lofted a 2-point conversion pass toward the end zone.
Jacksonville State(s) its case at Ole Miss – ESPN (blog)
September 4th, 2010 msnbc.com | Jacksonville State(s) its case at Ole Miss ESPN (blog) Jacksonville State's 48-47 double overtime win over the Ole Miss Rebels is definitely a shocker. But, remember, this is the same Jacksonville State team ... Jacksonville State upsets Ole Miss in double OT Jacksonville State Upsets Ole Miss: The Multi-Dimensional Facets of The Upset Jacksonville State Rallies in Fourth Quarter, Stuns Ole Miss in Double OT |
No. 11 Oregon blows out New Mexico, 72-0
September 4th, 2010
The Ducks didn't need LaMichael James against New Mexico, and they certainly didn't miss Jeremiah Masoli.
No. 11 Oregon blows out New Mexico, 72-0
September 4th, 2010
The Ducks didn't need LaMichael James against New Mexico, and they certainly didn't miss Jeremiah Masoli.
Video: Jacksonville St. upsets Ole Miss
September 4th, 2010
On a day where so far we have not seen a single Top 25 team go down, the biggest upset has come in the SEC, where Jacksonville State beat Houston Nutt and Ole Miss 49-48 in double overtime.
Pirates set to open vs. Tulsa
September 4th, 2010
With a new coaching staff, new players and a wholly new approach, East Carolina begins the 2010 football season today hoping for familiar results.
Tradition of Nebraska fans will be nice fit in Big Ten
September 4th, 2010
LINCOLN, Neb. - For the next several years, visiting Big Ten fans better have their stomachs ready because they're going to eat and drink all they can handle - and be offered even more.
