College Sports

University of Georgia commitment A.J. Green, a wide receiver at Summerville High, S.C., topped that state's Associated Press all-state football team. Green caught 87 passes this season for more than 15-hundred yards and 24 touchdowns.

Arkansas' Reggie Herring says he was touched by his players' vote of confidence.
The Razorbacks' defensive coordinator is serving as interim head coach as the team prepares to meet Missouri in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas on New Year's Day.

Randy Edsall stood at midfield Tuesday, wheeling back and forth so the Connecticut coach could watch the offense and defense at the same time.

The Huskies were practicing on Christmas Day in preparation for their second bowl appearance in four years.

He spends hours on the football field, but his feet never touch the turf. His specialty is dissecting offenses, but he's never played a down. Meet Brian Kajiyama, a first-year graduate assistant for Hawaii who was born with cerebral palsy, scoots around in a motorized wheelchair and communicates by typing into a small computer that speaks in a robotic voice.

After nearly a four-year absence, Connecticut is back at No. 1. The Huskies received 49 of the 50 first-place votes Monday in The Associated Press poll after being ranked second all season. Georgia remained seventh in the latest poll.

Last week's three big-time matchups caused plenty of movement in The Associated Press' college basketball poll Monday, except at the top. For the fourth straight week, North Carolina, Memphis and Kansas were the top three teams in the rankings.

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Dwayne Curtis and Chris Warren both scored 19 points to lead Mississippi to an 85-83 victory over No. 15 Clemson on Saturday night in a matchup of unbeaten teams in the championship game of the San Juan Shootout.

One week after knocking off Oregon State on the road former East Hall standout Frank Davis and Tennesse Tech could not pull off the same magic Saturday at Rupp Arena. Davis scored nine points but kentucky's Patrick Patterson posted season-highs with 24 points and 15 rebounds for Kentucky leading the Wilcats to a 69-47 win.

Winning at home after 10 games was no big deal for Georgia Tech coach Paul Hewitt. Lewis Clinch and Maurice Miller each scored 13 points and Anthony Morrow added 11 as Georgia Tech routed Centenary 86-41 Saturday, giving the Yellow Jackets their first home game win of the season.