SignOn San Diego - New Hampshire at James Madison, 3 p.m. Kent St. at Kentucky, 3 p.m ... State at Boston College, 11:30 a.m. Stony Brook at ... First Quarter   Wake– Smith 21 interception return ...

Lexington Herald-Leader - ... points for a win, one point for each quarter won ... EAST--Albany, N.Y. at New Hampshire, 7; Monmouth, N.J ... at Dallas 51/2 Golden State. at Utah 10 Philadelphia. New Orleans 5 at L.A.

Hutchinson News - Kansas State 0 0 1 1 Iowa State 0 0 0 2 South Oklahoma 0 0 ... New Hampshire at Marshall, 3:30 p.m. Southern Miss. at East ... First Quarter WVU-White 22 run (McAfee kick), 14:15.

Republican angst over the war in Iraq may be helping fuel John McCain's rise as a top presidential contender, even though he has been the campaign's highest profile supporter of the unpopular conflict, ...

The Class L Indoor Track and Field Meet of Champions starts at 3:30 p.m. Feb. 3 at Dartmouth College in Hanover.

As South Carolina Democrats prepared to vote Saturday, Senator Barack Obama held about a 10-percentage-point lead over Senator Hillary Clinton in state polls for the centre-left party's presidential nomination.

WASHINGTON : Republican angst over the war in Iraq may be helping fuel John McCain's rise as a top presidential contender, even though he has been the campaign's highest profile supporter of the unpopular ...

Decision '08: Voter Registration Numbers up in New Jersey Super Tuesday is about two weeks away -- that's the day voters in more than 20 states will cast their ballots.

Forget the candidates. South Carolina's Democratic Party stands to be the big winner in Saturday's first-in-the-South contest.

The real action is tomorrow in South Carolina, but here's a quick wrapup: Quote of the week "Shame on you!" - Former President/respectable person Bill Clinton telling a CNN reporter to STFU about the race ...

John McCain, riding high off victories in New Hampshire and South Carolina, has raised more than $7 million this month, collecting in three weeks more than he took in during a three-month period last year.

In the first stage of the nominating process, the candidates were hunting the elusive "Big Mo" -- momentum.

New drivers run a high risk of being involved in fatal automobile crashes, but the usual suspects - alcohol and speeding - aren't typically the cause, according to research at the University of Massachusetts.