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Arkansas got off to a very slow start on both sides of the ball, but recovered and hold a 21-7 lead at the half. Here are some thoughts: • There have been plenty of sloppy moments throughout the half.  

FALKIRK secured a long-overdue first win in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League as second-half goals from Chris Mitchell and Lee Bullen saw off Hamilton to close the gap at the basement to one point. Scotland Under-21 full-back Mitchell broke the deadlock with a stunning free-kick in the 64th minute and veteran striker Bullen blasted home the second 11 minutes from time after coming on as substitute. Falkirk got their reward for a more direct second-half approach after being put under pressure for long  

Livingston remained top of the Third Division following a narrow victory over Queen's Park at Hampden. There were few chances in the first half but Keaghan Jacobs gave the visitors the lead two minutes into the second half with a shot from 10 yards. The Spiders levelled in the 62nd minute when Barry Douglas crossed for Paul Quinn to head home.  

What started as a Sarah Palin lovefest in Noblesville ended in a chorus of boos. Palin left her book signing at a Borders at Hamilton Town Center with hundreds still waiting for her signature. The crowd booed as she left and shouted for her to stay, said Sylvia Gordon, 43, Noblesville, who waited for more than four hours Thursday night for Palin's signature.

I will never go to that Borders again, the way that was handled   -Sylvia Gordon

 

Athletes from 16 sports disciplines affiliated and recognised by the Maltese Olympic Committee and who have distinguished themselves during the 2009 Year of Sport, will be heading for the major honours during the 8th Edition of the MOC Sports Awards scheduled for Sunday 6th December at the Excelsior Hotel, Floriana. While organisational and Presentation Night details will be announced on Monday 30th November during the Media Conference, the Organising Committee, led by Mr. Norman Hamilton, for this 8th M  

They go through the drills in their own little corner of the Surrey practice facility, seven very large men in tight-fitting white jerseys, while offensive coordinator/line coach Dan Dorazio moves them around like chess pieces, calling this formation or that, yelling "Good!" or "Better!" after each snap of the ball. Praise, praise, praise. Clearly, Dorazio has concluded that the B.C. Lions' stable of blocking behemoths — who toil in relative obscurity except when they screw up — are not motivated by t

If we were hosting the final, they might have worked around it   -Wally Buono

 

Rangers scored three first-half goals Saturday to beat Kilmarnock 3-0 in the Scottish Premier League. Rangers took the lead in the seventh minute when Kris Boyd ran onto Kevin Thomson's pass and slid the ball into the net. Kenny Miller grabbed Rangers' second in the 24th with a clinical finish after Lee McCulloch flicked the ball on.  

Suffolk police are investigating the shooting death of a teenager at a party in Brentwood Friday night. Officers were called to 384 American Blvd. at 10:03 p.m. after a 911 caller reported that a teenager had been shot. When police arrived, they found 15-year-old Christopher Hamilton lying on the front lawn with a gunshot wound to his head.