Professional Sports

Jeff Campbell pushed his point scoring streak to 14 games while Gwinnett took the Stingrays to 13 rounds in a shootout before losing to South Carolina 3-2 in a shootout on Sunday afternoon.

Chris Redman gave the Atlanta Falcons a feel-good finish to an otherwise ugly season. Redman set a career high with four touchdown passes, including two to Alge Crumpler, and the Falcons rode three fourth-quarter touchdowns to a 44-41 victory over the Seahawks.

The Seattle Seahawks are expected to be watching the scoreboard as they wait to see if they'll host Washington, Minnesota or New Orleans in the playoffs. The Atlanta Falcons may be more interested in paying attention to the traffic reports, eager to leave town quickly following the end of a disastrous season packed with equal doses of losses and controversy.

Tom Brady was as giddy as the quarterback of an unbeaten and perhaps unbeatable team should be. The New England Patriots finished off a perfect regular season Saturday night with a thrilling 38-35 victory over the New York Giants.

Former Gwinnett Gladiator Colin Stuart became the fourth player to advance to the National Hockey League after playing for the Gladiators after appearing in the Atlanta Thrashers 5-0 win against the Boston Bruins Saturday night at Phillips Arena.

The Dallas Mavericks quickly ended their shooting woes and Atlanta's longest winning streak in eight years.

Gwinnett got three helpers from Tomas Pospisil but it was John Laliberte's second goal of the game 3:20 into overtime pushing the Augusta Lynx past the Gwinnett Gladiators 4-3 on Friday night at the James Brown Arena in Augusta.

ATLANTA -- Mike Singletary, a finalist in the Atlanta Falcons' search for a head coach a year ago, says he'd like to interview with the team again.

KIRKLAND, Wash. -- Jim Mora says he is NOT bitter that the Falcons fired him as their coach last New Year's Day -- a move that began more trouble in a year than an organization would want in a lifetime.

ATLANTA -- Midway through the first period, Nathan Horton could sense that the Florida Panthers would soon end their problems in Atlanta. ``We hadn't won here for I don't know how long,'' he said. Horton scored two goals for the first time since last March to help Florida Panthers beat the Thrashers 5-3 on Thursday night and end an 11-game winless streak in Atlanta.