The offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride was especially impressed

He has returned 48 kickoffs for a franchise-record 1,321 yards to go with his 41 rushing attempts for 211 yards and 3 touchdowns. When Bradshaw sustained a sprained knee last Sunday to accompany earlier foot problems, Wilson led the Giantsin rushes for the first time with 13. He turned two of those into touchdowns, showing excellent power on a 6-yard effort and the speed that sets him apart on a 52-yard jaunt.

The offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride was especially impressed with the 52-yard run. He noted that Wilson was "able to take what would've been an 8- to 15-yard gain and take it to the house."

Giants guard Chris Snee, in his ninth season, noted how valuable Wilson's game-breaking ability could be at this stage of the long season. 

That amounts to an average of 763 ads a day

As the presidential horse race has tightened in Wisconsin, the ad war has escalated.

In the first three weeks of October, the campaigns of President BarackObama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and their supporters unleashed 16,034 ads in the state's five major markets — Green Bay, La Crosse, Madison, Milwaukee and Wausau — according to data released by the Wesleyan Media Project.

That amounts to an average of 763 ads a day, which works out to roughly 32 ads an hour. The October total is a 37.5 percent increase over the preceding three-week period during which the campaigns aired 11,655 ads.

The wind picked up in the second half

Until his second goal, the Americans struggled, particularly with the wind in their face on the wet cricket pitch at Sir VivianRichards Stadium. The field was exceptionally tight, too, hindering the Americans' attack.

The wind picked up in the second half, and the footing remained tricky. Herculez Gomez crashed into goalkeeper Molvin James in the 49th and James needed several moments before he returned to his feet, holding his chest and left shoulder.

Taking advantage of that wind, the Antiguans several times barely missed shots wide. But the best scoring opportunities in the late going were by Sacha Kljestan in the 81st and Michael Bradley in the 86th before Johnson pounced.

Daniel Descalso got St. Louis off to a fast

Daniel Descalso got St. Louis off to a fast start with a two-out RBI triple in the second inning. Kozma's homer bounced off the wall above the Crawford Boxes in left field.

Molinalooked healthy a day after he was out of the lineup with lower back spasms. The All-Star catcher was injured avoiding a pitch on Saturday. He fell face down to the ground in the seventh inning getting out of the way of a pitch inside, but jumped right back up, before eventually drawing a walk.

Scott Moore had an RBI single in the second for Houston. Moore drove in Jason Castro, who reached on a wild pitch after he struck out leading off the inning.

Matt Holliday helped the Cardinals put the game away with a two-run single in the seventh. Holliday, who left Sunday's game in the ninth inning with tightness in his back, went 1 for 5 with three strikeouts.

The Razorbacks (1-1) played the second half without quarterback Tyler Wilson

The Razorbacks (1-1) played the second half without quarterback Tyler Wilson, who suffered a head injury after taking several big hits in the first half.

Wilson, who also missed the second half against New Mexico last season with concussion-like symptoms, was 11-of-20 passing for 196 yards and a pair of touchdowns before leaving the game at halftime.

The Warhawkstrailed 28-7 midway through the third quarter before rallying behind Browning. The second-team Sun Belt Conference quarterback from a season ago found Brent Leonard for a 23-yard touchdown pass on fourth-and-10 with 55 seconds remaining in regulation to tie the game at 28-28.

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Geddert, standing near a curtain separating the media mixed zone

As Olympic coach of the women's team, it's vital that Geddert turns the page as well. He knows that.

"I told her, we're going to handle this with as much class as we've always handled the victories," he said. "There's no excuses."

Geddert, standing near a curtain separating the media mixed zone from the athletes' area, lifted his cell phone to show the messages that he already had received.

"I'm already getting excuses left and right, right here," he said. "There's no excuses. The job's not done yet. We got beat. And we're gong to walk out with our heads held high. And on Tuesday, I think you're going to see her looking for redemption." 

Ortiz returned to the clubhouse to some 40 congratulatory messages

"I wish he could celebrate," manager Bobby Valentine said. "David is a team guy and he knows it's a great individual accomplishment, we all know that. But it's tarnished."

Still, Ortiz returned to the clubhouse to some 40 congratulatory messages.

"And my phone is still blowing up," he said. "I know at some point in my career when I'm not playing baseball I might look at it from the outside and be like, 'Whoa, I guess I had a good career.' I look at it right now as just another home run."

Moss homered leading off the second for his 10th of the season, giving the A's longballs in 15 straight games — most for the club since doing so in 17 in a row from April 12-May 1, 2002.

Connecticut, which had a four-year score of 889

Connecticut, which had a four-year score of 889 and a two-year score of 902, must replace four hours of practice time with academic activities each week.

Also banned were Championship Subdivision teams Hampton, North Carolina A&T and Texas Southern in football; Central Connecticut State in men's soccer; and Northern Colorado in men's wrestling.

In all, 54 teams fell below the 900 mark with roughly 80 percent (43) of them coming from what the NCAA defines as limited-resource schools.

The Northern Irishman, who had missed the cut in his last three tournaments

Rory McIlroy showed exquisite timing as he birdied three of his last four holes to surge into a one-stroke lead at the halfway mark of the St Jude Classic at TPC Southwind in Memphis, Tennessee on Friday.

The Northern Irishman, who had missed the cut in his last three tournaments, looks to be getting his game on track just in time for the defense of his U.S. Open crown in San Francisco next week with a five-under-par 65 for a total of 133.

"It's nice to see my name on that part of the leaderboard," the 23-year-old McIlroy told reporters. "It's not nice when you're struggling to make the cut on a Friday afternoon.

"It's nice to be through to the weekend, obviously. It's obviously even nicer to be leading and have a great chance."

The Orlando Magic are going to the playoffs again

The Orlando Magic are going to the playoffs again, but coach Stan Van Gundy is preparing for a postseason without Dwight Howard and Hedo Turkoglu - and that list may grow.

The Magic may be without Glen Davis on Monday night when they try to continue their dominance of the visiting Philadelphia 76ers.

Orlando (35-25) is tied with Atlanta for fifth in the Eastern Conference, and clinched its sixth consecutive trip to the playoffs after beating Cleveland 100-84 on Sunday.

It was also the fourth straight game for the Magic without Howard, out indefinitely with a herniated disk in his back, and fifth without Turkoglu (facial fracture).

Van Gundy is planning to be without his All-Star center and starting forward for the rest of the season and the playoffs.

The Cardinal refused to let Griner beat them

The Cardinal refused to let Griner beat them, collapsing on her in the paint. The strategy worked for the first 20 minutes before the other Lady Bears started making shots.
Trailing 31-29 early in the second half, Baylor went on an 11-1 run keyed by Jordan Madden. The junior guard had an acrobatic three-point play and then a layup that made it 40-32. Griner followed with her only basket of the half, hitting a tough baseline turnaround that capped the burst.

The game itself was in Princeton’s control

As team captain Davis spoke, fellow senior Patrick Saunders was shaking his head.
"It was an interesting game coming in,'' he said. "I don't think we have much love for either team. It's kind of a tough thing to swallow, putting Harvard into the tournament. They're a good team, but I think they would have said the same thing about us.''
The game itself was in Princeton's control, the only tie being at 2-2. The Tigers did a great job of keeping both teams in the game, however, mixing up nice interior passing and some early threes with some atrocious ball-handling.

Jeff Carter had three goals

Jeff Carter had three goals - two on the power play during Columbus' four-goal first period - and Steve Mason made 38 saves as the last-place Blue Jackets handed visiting San Jose its season-high fourth straight loss.

Logan Couture scored twice and Joe Thornton also had a goal for San Jose. Starting goalie Antti Niemi was pulled after giving up three goals on 11 shots.