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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- South Alabama junior catcher Brent Tanner hit two home runs and drove in four runs to lead the Jaguars to a 14-8 win over Arkansas-Little Rock and their first road sweep in a Sun Belt Conference opener since 1989.  Full story »

A caller has an idea about where Jeff Lebo's next job should be. Plus, how is Auburn's arena investment different than Bama's investment in Saban? Why weren't Calipari and Edwards punished? And someone weighs in on how to improve Stanky Field. All this and more in today's Soundoff! Full story »

A collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Friday, March 12, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on a comparison of Brett Favre and Bart Starr, the loyalty of Alabama's fans, the newspaper's role in Alabama football recruiting, the Sun Belt Conference's effect on South Alabama athletics, and NASCAR's attempts to assist Dale Earnhardt Jr. Full story »

Right-hander D.D. Hanks pitched his second straight complete game, tossing a three-hitter with a career-high 14 strikeouts, to lead South Alabama to a 3-0 win over Arkansas-Little Rock Friday night and give coach Steve Kittrell his 1,000th career win with the Jaguars.  Full story »

 South Alabama baseball coach Steve Kittrell was hoping for a little momentum heading into the first Sun Belt Conference series this weekend at Arkansas-Little Rock. But after a 14-13 loss to Tennessee Tech Wednesday, he will settle for some solid play against the Trojans. "We need to learn from every mistake we made (Wednesday) and then get ready for... Full story »

A collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Thursday, March 11, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on Ronnie Arrow's job as South Alabama men's basketball coach, Notre Dame's special status in the BCS and Brad Keselowski deserving being wrecked by Carl Edwards. Full story »

Ineffective pitching and mental breakdowns led to Tennessee Tech's 14-13 win over South Alabama Wednesday at Stanky Field. USA used eight pitchers but only three had success against the Golden Eagles, who produced 20 hits, seven for extra-bases, in a mid-week contest that lasted nearly four hours. "We had to save some arms for Arkansas-Little Rock this weekend, but... Full story »

A collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Tuesday, March 9, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on everything from NASCAR's decision to put Carl Edwards on probation to Auburn's jealousy toward Alabama. Full story »

  The last time South Alabama committed a handful of errors, the outcome was an ugly 10-6 loss to Siena last weekend.   USA tried to play giveaway again Tuesday night at Stanky Field, but this time overcame five fielding mistakes with good hitting and solid relief pitching to claim a 6-4 victory over Tennessee Tech.   Jake Overstreet,... Full story »

MOBILE -- The University of South Alabama baseball rides a two-game win streak as it gears up to host Tennessee Tech on Tuesday at 6 p.m. USA (8-5) knocked off Siena 12-6 Saturday night, and shut out the Saints 8-0 Sunday afternoon to close the weekend series. "I liked the fact that we bounced back after losing the first... Full story »

Left-hander Lance Baxter evened things up for South Alabama on Sunday afternoon, throwing eight shutout innings and leading the Jaguars to an 8-0 win over Siena at Stanky Field. (Read more in Monday's Press-Register)  Full story »

Dustin Crenshaw pitched 4 and one third shutout innings and South Alabama finally outhit Siena for a 12-6 victory to split Saturday's non-conference doubleheader at Stanky Field.  Full story »

A collection of sports-related reader Sound Off calls from Saturday, March 6, 2010, with callers expressing opinions on everything from the worth of Alabama's national championship to South Alabama's pitching problems Full story »

South Alabama committed a season-high six errors and Siena rapped 13 hits off six Jaguars pitchers for a 10-6 victory Friday night at Stanky Field.  Full story »