New world, same old Tiger Woods

JOHNS CREEK, Ga. - Tiger Woods stepped from behind a microphone, thankful to be done with a short interview that felt like an intrusion. He took 23 questions, most of them about his golf, a few others about his left leg, then walked off without looking at anyone.

Lady Blue Devils veterans try to turn it around

There's no easy way to say it. The 2010 season was a rough one for Statesboro softball.

Sharpe among 2011 HoF inductees

CANTON, Ohio - That kid who went to college with two brown grocery bags filled with his belongings strutted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday night.

Problems continue for Tiger

AKRON, Ohio - Ryo Ishikawa amazed even his peers in a charity-driven sport when he pledged in March to donate his entire earnings on the golf course to the tsunami relief fund in his native Japan.

No pity for the SEC

The Southeastern Conference must carry on without the last two Heisman Trophy winners, 10 first-round draft picks and a coach with two national titles.

Rory tempted by PGA Tour

AKRON, Ohio - U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy loves playing in America so much that wants to join the PGA Tour again.

Another deadline approaches for CBA

NEW YORK - With yet another deadline approaching, NFL players and owners still are debating drug testing, benefits and the player conduct policy disciplinary process as they work to complete the collective bargaining agreement.

Video game makers use former stars during lockout

ATLANTA - Video game makers are bracing for an extended NBA lockout by focusing on former players who made the league popular in hopes of taking the attention away from the impact labor strife will have on their product.

Woods back on course after three-month break

AKRON, Ohio - Tiger Woods was on the practice range just as the sun began to rise Tuesday over Firestone, his first time on a PGA Tour golf course in nearly three months.

League taking players to court

Trying to head off the chance of an antitrust lawsuit from the NBA Players Association, the league went ahead and beat the union to court.

Boating adventure on the sea

(Author's note: For the next few weeks we will change gears. I will send along to you some of the misadventures from my life in the outdoors. Send me an e-mail to let me know which type of article you enjoy the most.)

NBA negotiations nowhere close

NEW YORK - David Stern returned to the bargaining table Monday and said "nothing" gave him reason for encouragement.

Good riddance to NFL two-a-days

Roddy White stripped off his pads after practicing for nearly 2½ hours on a balmy Georgia morning, knowing he wouldn't have to go through that again.

Kim takes the lead with a Round 3, 62

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. - Golf is fun again for Anthony Kim. The Greenbrier Classic is helping solidify that.

NFL, NFLPA working on final details of new CBA

WASHINGTON - It's on to the next step for the NFL and its players, who are getting closer to a full-fledged collective bargaining agreement.

Hawks focus on re-signing Millsap following first-round exit

ATLANTA - Paul Millsap confirmed on Saturday he "probably will opt out" of his contract and become an unrestricted free agent, leaving the Atlanta Hawks to ...

Challenger back in form

For the last two seasons, Evan Challenger has been the rock of Georgia Southern's weekend rotation.

Brant, Ellis repeat as GISA state champions for BA

To say Saturday was a big day for high school track in field in Georgia would be a understatement.

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