Grambling State University News

Undersized and mismatched, Grambling State had no answer for the Kansas State women's basketball team on Friday night as the Wildcats used a first-half onslaught to burry the Tigers 87-62 in the first round of the Commerce Bank Wildcat Classic at Bramlage Coliseum.

It was the senior point guard's second straight strong performance, and the Badgers didn't show any drop off after winning consecutive games against then-No. 21 Maryland last week and No.

Kansas coach Mark Mangino, whose team collapsed after starting the season 5-0, is under investigation by the university for allegations of harsh treatment of players.

Georgia's Ben JonesA celebrates withA a piece of turf after the BulldogsA upset No.

Southern pulled out all the stops in trying to contain Grambling defensive end Christian Anthony in Saturday's Bayou Classic.

Frank Warren rushed for 166 yards and two touchdowns and Grambling State defeated Southern University 31-13 in the 36th Bayou Classic on Saturday in the Louisiana Superdome.

HENDERSONVILLE - The Beech High football team makes only its second appearance in the state semifinals tonight, the program's first since 1995, as the Buccaneers host the high-octane offense from Memphis Mitchell.

Louisiana-Monroe beats Grambling State 76-66 Eds: APNewsNow. Louisiana-Monroe 76, Grambling State 66.

Lazar Hayward added 12 points, five rebounds and four assists for the Golden Eagles .

Winning didn't happen much for the Grambling State women's basketball team last season, but coach Donnita Drain-Rogers is quick to point out one fact.

It didn't take long for interim Grambling State men's basketball coach Bobby Washington to figure out who one of is go-to players was going to be on the court his season.

Neiron Ball, Jackson: The Florida commitment caught a touchdown on fourth down in overtime to keep the Red Devils undefeated in a 14-7 win over Monroe-Albany. Earnest Butts, Twiggs County: The junior rushed for 203 yards and three touchdowns in the first half of the Cobras' 43-14 win over Savannah Country Day.

The Grambling State Tigers put up a season-high 50 points Saturday. It could have been more.

Opelousas Catholic coach Doug Guillory is the first to admit things got a little nasty back in late September.

The final stretch starts now for Grambling State. The Tigers will play the first of their final four regular-season games this week.

Still where you want to be It hasn't been pretty; there's no doubt about that. And it helps that the other SWAC East Division teams have been as sporadic as Jackson State.

Grambling State struggled at the line a year ago, shooting a league-worst 60.9 percent.

Early in the second quarter, Alabama State senior linebacker Justin Wright snagged a tipped pass for what appeared to be his first interception.

In a hard-fought Southwestern Athletic Conference gridiron battle, the visiting Grambling State Tigers escaped with a 23-12 victory over Alabama State in front of a season-best crowd of 7,854 at Cramton Bowl.

Just hanging around Jackson State had several opportunities to put Arkansas-Pine Bluff away, or at least extend the lead, but couldn't. JSU forced UAPB into a three-and-out after scoring the first touchdown of the game, but quarterback Tray Rutland threw an interception on the very next play.