Pollack seeks bigger impact after record season
Georgia defensive end David Pollack, 6-3 278, aims to top an 14 sacks and 23.5 tackles for loss in 2003 after earning first team All American and SEC player of the year honors. He vows to improve and lead No. 11 Georgia to back to back SEC titles. Georgia opens at Clemson.
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Ronnie runs for 150 yards as War Eagles fall to Estill
Ronnie, a War Eagles receiver who shifted to running back for three games, rushed for 150 yards in a loss to Estill High School. He scored 62 and 35 yards in the second quarter and 85 yards in the third before halftime. Tyler and the War Eagles aim to beat Ridge Spring Monetta High School Friday to break a six-year winless streak.
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Freshman Reggie Ball to Start Tech Season Opener
Georgia Tech names freshman Reggie Ball as starting quarterback for the season opener at BYU marking the first true frosh to start at QB for the program since 1980. Ball has led first-team practice reps, replacing A J Suggs and will face Mississippi State alternative starter Kevin Fant later in the week. Florida State suffers heat-related drills cut as temperatures top 90.
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Holtz faces USC worries as Gamecocks struggle
USC coach Lou Holtz vents concern over South Carolina woes after defensive tweaks and injuries to linebackers Ricardo Hurley and Lance Laury. He recalls early career caution and recalls facing SMU’s spread, noting preparation and a 5 interception Ohio State win as a confidence boost.
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Fasani Expected to Be Cut in Panthers Roster Moves
Carolina Panthers begin roster trimming with nine frees including cornerback Emmanual McDaniel and running back Skip Hicks. Fourth-string quarterback Randy Fasani is expected to be released as moves continue before the Tuesday 71-player limit deadline. Coach John Fox indicated the exact roster action for Fasani remains to be finalized.
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NFL Team Cuts Roundup With Numerous Roster Moves
Multiple NFL clubs released players at many positions. Notable moves include the Ravens waiving Mabry Lytle Smith Wynn, the Bills trimming Jett Driver Brooks Seals Thomas, and the Panthers freeing McDaniel Hicks Flugence Franklin Manning St Paul Stuber. The Bengals claimed Walker off waivers from Arizona. Browns added Kostrewa. Lions placed Cash on IR. Packers acquired McGarrahan for a 2006 seventh. Texans released Quinn Thomas Anderson Hughes Green Hill Wilson. Jaguars cut several veterans. Chiefs waived Covington Cortez Baker Ford Childs Ingram Pinkard Thomas. Vikings released several players and placed Bennett Davis on the PUP list. Saints released Keaton Doster Draper Elphenge Gooch Hall Harris Mariscal. Giants released Walter Drake Van Dyke Warren Sandoval Washburn Thompson Strong. Jets signed Husak and released multiple backs and linemen. Eagles signed Johnson.
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