The Chattanooga Lookouts put their hottest pitcher and hottest hitter on display in what became a painstakingly long Monday night at AT&T Field.
Chattanooga Lookouts wash out Huntsville Stars
Former Ringgold High School pitcher tagged seven runs on seven hits
Sunday afternoon's game at AT&T Field was delayed more than an hour by rain in the third inning, but Kyle Heckathorn's homecoming had already been drenched.
One-run games have not gone the way of the Chattanooga Lookouts this season, but Blake Smith changed that at least for a night.
Missouri and Texas A&M athletic officials will participate in their first Southeastern Conference spring meetings later this month, but the arrival of the former Big 12 Conference members may be overshadowed.
Georgia picked up its 16th football commitment for the 2013 signing class Saturday when in-state offensive lineman Josh Cardiello gave Bulldogs coaches a nonbinding pledge.
College football's changing landscape became even more evident Friday when the Southeastern Conference and Big 12 Conference announced that their champions will meet in a bowl game provided they are not among the four teams in the impending playoff format.
The Southeastern Conference and the Big 12 Conference have announced an agreement in which the football champion from each league will meet in a bowl unless one or both are selected in the four-team playoff for the national championship.
Losing five consecutive series is often followed by a burial in Southern League baseball, but not for the Chattanooga Lookouts.
According to the National Football Foundation, nearly 4.86 million people in the past 143 years have played or coached college football and .0002 percent have been inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.
Former University of Tennessee football coach Phillip Fulmer, who guided the Volunteers to a 152-52 record from 1992 to 2008 and led them to the 1998 national championship, has been elected to the 2012 College Football Hall of Fame class.
Player development in minor league baseball is not only about moving up the organizational ladder but handling the miserable performances that occur along the way.
Fourteen current and former University of Georgia football players will receive degrees tonight during the spring commencement at Sanford Stadium.
Thursday night marked the halfway point of the Southern League's first half for the Chattanooga Lookouts.
The Chattanooga Lookouts have mixed feelings about lunchtime starts, but their performance in early games is anything but mixed.
Nathan Eovaldi continues to be the only winless Chattanooga Lookouts starting pitcher more than a month into the season.
In the summer of 2001, the Atlanta Braves' Greg Maddux pitched 72 consecutive innings without allowing a walk.
Another series for the Chattanooga Lookouts is off on the wrong foot.
Becoming a starting quarterback in the Southeastern Conference last season was accompanied by great peril.
The Chattanooga Lookouts have surged out of the gate at the gate.
After hitting .245 two years ago with the Chattanooga Lookouts and .259 last season, outfielder Kyle Russell hit .306 in April and leads the team in on-base percentage and slugging percentage. So is Russell at ease now when stepping to the plate?
Matt Magill was hoping for a pleasant Sunday afternoon as the starting pitcher for the Chattanooga Lookouts, but he exceeded his hopes.
After having just one player picked during the first three rounds of the NFL draft, the Georgia Bulldogs provided a plethora of late-round selections.
Whether the recent promotion of pitcher Nathan Eovaldi to the Los Angeles Dodgers is brief or long-term, the Chattanooga Lookouts know they need to prepare to move on without him.
Former Georgia offensive lineman Cordy Glenn spent Friday morning and afternoon as ESPN analyst Mel Kiper’s best available NFL draft prospect remaining after Thursday night’s first round.
Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck and Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III were the top two selections in Thursday night’s National Football League draft, but that’s where the predictability ended.
Chattanooga Lookouts starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi left Chattanooga today for Los Angeles, where he is expected to join the Dodgers in time for Friday night’s series opener against the visiting Washington Nationals.
Roll Tide, roll, right through the first round of tonight's NFL draft.
Finding the trees beyond the AT&T Field wall was welcome relief for one Chattanooga Lookouts outfielder and more of the same for another.
If being fervent for college football in April is a requirement for Southeastern Conference membership, then Missouri and Texas A&M should fit in just fine.
Auburn offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler said at his January hiring that he has pro-style and spread in his background and that he would base his style on personnel strengths.
Two games into the 2011 college football season, Georgia left tackle Cordy Glenn was anything but NFL first-round material.
Bryce Brown and Janzen Jackson wasted a lot of their talents during shorter-than-expected stints with the University of Tennessee football team, but this is hardly the week for looking back.
For a second consecutive year, the National Football League's draft in New York City is being stretched over three days.
This was no unlucky 13th for Chattanooga Lookouts right fielder and cleanup hitter Blake Smith. After his first dozen Double-A games yielded a grisly .147 batting average, Smith broke through Thursday night at AT&T Field.
Matt Magill made a great first impression as a starting pitcher for the Chattanooga Lookouts. It's the third impression he could live without.
The Chattanooga Lookouts just got a little more inexperienced at the plate.
Redshirt freshman quarterback Christian LeMay has no idea what will transpire on Georgia’s depth chart in the upcoming months.
Georgia starting quarterback Aaron Murray had no need to audible after Saturday's G-Day game when asked which area of the team improved the most this spring. "The offensive line," Murray quickly replied.
First-inning leads have not been the way to go this week at AT&T Field.
The 2012 Southern League season is still very much in its infancy, but the Chattanooga Lookouts are establishing a trend reminiscent of last year.
Georgia's spring football game had a surprising amount of fireworks Saturday afternoon at Sanford Stadium, with the Red team pulling out a 32-31 win over the Black.
Saturday's G-Day game marked the 15th and final spring practice for Georgia, but it was the 13th practice for Ramik Wilson. The 6-foot-2, 224-pound sophomore linebacker was home in Tampa mourning the death of his father when his teammates opened drills.
Every year during the first day of the Rotary Invitational tennis tournament, GPS coach Sue Bartlett pleads ignorance to her players about team scores, which aren’t posted at the match sites.
The Chattanooga Lookouts quickly established their most versatile player for the 2012 season. In their opening series against Tennessee at AT&T Field, Travis Denker made one start each at first base and third base and came off the bench twice on double switches to play second base.
Cornelius Washington's last game with the Georgia Bulldogs was as a starting linebacker against Michigan State in the Outback Bowl. In Saturday's G-Day contest, Washington will be a defensive end in coordinator Todd Grantham's 3-4 system.
As the Georgia Bulldogs went through bowl preparations this past December, redshirting freshman cornerback Devin Bowman looked to the 2012 season and figured his best chance for playing time would be returning punts.
Georgia football coach Mark Richt said last weekend that the biggest mismatch this spring has been the center position trying to fend off the imposing nose-tackle tandem of Kwame Geathers and John Jenkins.
The Georgia Bulldogs are beyond the halfway mark of spring football practice, and the same might be said for their 2013 recruiting class.






