Other College Sports
Tennis just one of many endeavors for Stephens player
Stephens College tennis player Dina Kaissi, a Hickman graduate, is studying hard to get accepted to medical school.
Florida freshman Jimmy Clark wins 10,000-meter race at SEC Championships
Florida redshirt freshman Jimmy Clark never led until the final lap, when he sprinted to the finish line and passed Solomon Haile of Arkansas, who finished in second place.
Arkansas athletes Makeba Alcide and Kevin Lazas excel at SEC Championships
Makeba Alcide missed the meet record for the heptathlon by just one point Friday at the SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships.
NCAA basketball refs getting leeway in calling elbows to head
Pending approval, referees who call an elbow to the head could be allowed to use a video monitor to determine the severity of the blow.
SEC features some of the best pitching in college
The 14-team league has a combined 3.29 ERA, which is down from 3.54 a year ago. Five of the NCAA's top 15 teams in ERA reside in the SEC.
Columbia College softball's Marli Hayes lives up to her introduction
Despite occasional slumps, Hayes' introduction of, "What a hitter," reflect her lifelong natural athleticism.
10 Stephens softball players earn conference academic honors
Chelsea Coleman, Alexandra Hoffman, Lindy Holmberg, Cheyenne Jones, Katlyn Lee, Jessica McConnell, Emily Park, Brittany Tutt, Emily Wagner-Davis and Brooke Warren earned AMC Academic All-Conference honors for the 2013 season.
Columbia College softball ends season with close calls in game against Park
With controversial calls and just-missed runs, the Cougars fell to Park 4-2 and ended their season.
Columbia College softball player seizes opportunity to pitch
Sophomore Maria Imhoff usually plays in the outfield, but injuries gave her the chance to pitch for the Cougars in the postseason.
Texas A&M's Kyle Field to hold 102,500
The stadium's capacity will increase from 82,589 to 102,500 in the expansion, making it just larger than Tennessee's Neyland Stadium's 102,455.
NCAA, Emmert face tough agenda at board meeting
It has not been a good year so far for NCAA President Mark Emmert. Some of the fast-track reforms he championed in August 2011 have been slowed down by the governing body's legislative process.
Women's Basketball Hall of Fame to honor Columbia College's Heather English
Heather English will have her jersey hung in the Ring of Honor at the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in Knoxville, Tenn.
NCAA president calls for inclusiveness
NCAA President Mark Emmert opened Tuesday's second Inclusion Forum by urging campus leaders to make school policies more welcoming for women, minorities, disabled athletes and those with different sexual orientations.
Freshman Columbia College softball player steps into new role with old teammates
Kaylee Brueggeman will watch senior Chelsie Crain graduate at the end of this season — just like she did at Wentzville Holt High School.
Slive wants football experts picking playoff field
Whatever the selection committee's makeup, Southeastern Conference commissioner Mike Slive is aiming for a process the fans will buy into when the new system takes effect in two seasons. That process includes the revolutionary idea of having knowledgeable football people choose who plays in the championship game.
Stephens tennis falls in conference tournament to end season
The Stars tennis team lost 5-0 in the first round of the HAAC/AMC Tournament on Friday in Springfield, and finished the season winless.
Zaviar Gooden goes to Titans with last pick in third round
After tallying 61 tackles his senior season, Gooden caught the attention of scouts with strong performances at the NFL Combine in February and Missouri's pro day in March. Among linebackers at the Combine, Gooden posted the fastest 40-yard dash as well as the best times in the three-cone drill, the 20-yard shuttle and the 60-yard shuttle.
Cowboys Stadium to host first championship game in College Football Playoff
A person familiar with the decision tells The Associated Press that Arlington, Texas, has beaten out Tampa, Fla., in the bidding to be the site of the first title game in the new playoff system.
College Football Playoff to replace BCS in 2014
Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas is the favorite to be the site of the first national championship game in the new system.
Auburn removes poisoned oaks at Toomer's Corner
Workers used chain saws and heavy equipment to remove what was left of the once-lush hardwoods as throngs of people stood by taking photos, reminiscing and crying while crews dropped stumps next to piles of sawdust.
