College Sports

June Jones has resigned as the University of Hawaii's football coach, according to reports Saturday. The Honolulu Advertiser, citing Jones' friend, Al Souza, reported Jones resigned Saturday morning. Jones said he would leave the university because of a lack of commitment from athletic department leaders, among other reasons, the paper said.

Gonzaga's Matt Bouldin has scored more than 20 points for three straight games, and the confidence that coach Mark Few has shown in the sophomore is paying off. Bouldin scored 21 points as Gonzaga held off Georgia 75-67 on Saturday in the battle of the Bulldogs.

For all its missteps, fourth-ranked North Carolina turned what could have been a close game into a runaway.

The University of Arkansas says Atlanta Falcons' assistant coach Mike Summers and Louisville's Reggie Johnson will join Bobby Petrino's staff.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. -- After leading the 11th-ranked Mountaineers to a 48-28 win over number-three Oklahoma, Bill Stewart gets to drop the interim tag from his head coaching job at West Virginia.

Megan Darrah scored a season-high 20 points and had five steals to lead No. 7 Georgia to a 93-49 victory over Presbyterian on Wednesday night.

ATLANTA -- Paul Johnson officially took over as coach of Georgia Tech today and announced his coaching staff, including three assistants from Navy.

NEW ORLEANS -- After beating up on unbeaten Hawaii, the Georgia Bulldogs sounded a bit miffed about getting passed over for a shot at the national championship. Patience, guys. Next season could be your year.

NEW ORLEANS -- In his three years at Hawaii, Colt Brennan set 31 NCAA records. Chances are, the one people will remember most will be his 131 career touchdowns passing. In his final and most defining game, however, Brennan was shut out and unable to throw a single touchdown pass.

There was no repeat of the Boise State Miracle. The Georgia Bulldogs were simply too big, too fast and too strong for the team from paradise.