USA Sports

• Jags get to work, beat Spring Hill by 29
South Alabama scored 20 straight points late in the first half to turn a close game into a blowout Thursday night, and the Jaguars beat Spring Hill College 82-53 at the Mitchell Center.

• USA women rip Badgers
Brittney Rutledge and Sarda Peterson each had career performances for the South Alabama women's basketball team in a 100-44 rout of Spring Hill College Thursday night at the Mitchell Center.

• Jags get test in Badgers' offense
South Alabama hopes to correct its first-half problems and Spring Hill will be shooting for a second straight upset when the two Mobile rivals square off tonight at 7:05 at the Mitchell Center.

• Year a redshirt for Jags
Quarterback Myles Gibbon just finished his redshirt season at South Alabama ? technically speaking ? and didn't even know it.

• Jones pointing to Jags' future
Although the season was shorter than most, South Alabama football coach Joey Jones said he welcomed the end of the team's first season.

• Jaguars rally for victory
HOUSTON ? South Alabama recovered from a slow start on the final day of the Rice Basketball Challenge to defeat Sacramento State 70-58 Sunday.

• Jaguars rally for victory
HOUSTON ? South Alabama recovered from a slow start on the final day of the Rice Basketball Challenge to defeat Sacramento State 70-58 Sunday.

• Jags fall to Owls
HOUSTON ? South Alabama's rally from a 13-point second-half deficit fell short Saturday night at the Tudor Fieldhouse as Rice held off the Jaguars 71-69.

• 7 up and 7 down
South Alabama didn't overwhelm its opponent early like it had in many of its wins, but the Jaguars did more than enough to cap a perfect start to their program.

• A Page-turner: Jags DE denies Hawks
South Alabama was a yard away from trailing for the first time this season ? and thus, for the first time ever ? when Huntingdon's Tyler Young took a pass from Justin Ridgeway 78 yards to the Jaguars' 2-yard line midway through the first quarter Thursday night.

• Defense overcomes unfamiliar position
Midway through the first quarter of Thursday night's season finale against Huntingdon, South Alabama's defenders found themselves in an unfamiliar position.

• Good opportunity, better opponent
Many of South

• Jaguars eye perfection
South Alabama tries to finish its inaugural season of collegiate football with a perfect record tonight at 6 when it hosts Huntingdon College at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.

• QB finds home at Huntingdon
Justin Ridgeway, quarterback of the most prolific offense in NCAA Division III, didn't even go to college to play football.

• Jags face tough task
A quick glance at the statistics shows just how dominant South Alabama has been in winning its first six games.

• Brunner paces USA women
Shaniece Brunner scored 19 points and grabbed 13 rebounds to pace the South Alabama women's basketball team to an 82-62 victory over West Florida in an exhibition game Sunday afternoon at the Mitchell Center.

• Good opportunity, better opponent
Many of South

• Jaguars face new challenge in finale
A quick glance at the statistics shows just how dominant South Alabama has been in winning its first six games.

• South Alabama rolls past Milford for sixth consecutive victory
South Alabama rolled to its sixth consecutive win Saturday, blowing out Milford Academy 64-12 to the delight of 15,565 homecoming fans at Ladd-Peebles Stadium.

• USA notebook: Gibbon leaves game early, status for finale uncertain
South Alabama didn't break a sweat to beat Milford Academy Saturday, but the Jags did lose starting quarterback Myles Gibbon, who limped off the field in the second quarter with an ankle injury and did not return.