http://www.wjtv.com/gulfcoastwest/jtv/sports.apx.-content-articles-JTV-2008-06-01-0004.html The Mississippi State golf teams concludes its 2008 golf season as they miss the cut to qualify as one of fifteen teams for round four in West Lafayette, Indiana. Mississippi State finishes the tournament tied with the University of Oregon for 27th place out of the 30 team field. The Bulldogs conclude with a +71, 935 for three rounds (326-297-312). Carlos Sainz, Jr. led the way for State with a 55th place finish and an overall score of 229. Sainz finished round three with a 1-over-par 73 and tied teammate Josh Oller for the lowest round of the tournament for MSU. By Jason Hurst wjtv.com 6/1/08

http://blog.al.com/spotnews/2008/06/sec_football_preview_georgia_i.html The 2007 SEC Championship Game MVP is gone. That would be quarterback Ryan Perrilloux. So is the other quarterback, Matt Flynn, the late-game superhero who meant even more to his LSU team than Perrilloux, who's now at Jacksonville State after getting the boot from Les Miles. A bunch of other names of note are gone, too -- Early Doucet and Jacob Hester from the offense and Glenn Dorsey, Ali Highsmith, Craig Steltz and Chevis Jackson on defense. They're on NFL rosters now. They're gone and -- reading between the lines with Miles -- forgotten. And fans won't let the Tigers, who finished 12-2 and won the national championship, rest on their laurels. "There's an understanding here that our football team, year-in and year-out, can be pretty strong," said Miles. "The bar for next year is set very high." But the Tigers will hurdle at least the first obstacle, according to voters in The Birmingham News' 62nd annual spring SEC Football Preview. Miles' Tigers are the pick of the Southeastern Conference Western Division sports information directors to win the division again. Birmingham News 6/1/08