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If the University of Cincinnati has learned one lesson during its first season in the Big East Conference, it's that joining a Bowl Championship Series conference doesn't necessarily make you a BCS-caliber program.

UC has had that lesson driven home in lopsided losses to West Virginia, Louisville and Pittsburgh, the league's upper echelon.

The Bearcats (4-5, 2-3 Big East) play at...

St. Xavier jumped from No.10 to No.9 in the USA Today ratings this week after beating then-No.18 Colerain 12-9 in overtime in the Division I regional semifinals last Saturday.

Colerain fell out of the USA Today ratings this week.

The 2005 state high school football playoff pairings:

(1) Lakewood St. Edward (11-0) vs. (3) Cle. Glenville (12-0)

(1) Can. McKinley (12-0) vs....

Republican Senate hopeful Jeanine Pirro attacked Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday for hosting a birthday bash for West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd, a one-time member of the Ku Klux Klan, last night at the Frederick Douglass House in Washington.

Pirro spokeswoman Andrea Tantaros said it was "outrageous and shocking" for Clinton and the Senate's eight other female Democrats to hold Byrd...

ALMOST every significant American economic era is apparent in this neat-as-a-pin city on the western shore of Lake Michigan. Its agrarian heritage is reflected in the farms lying at the city's edge, and a beer-malting plant at the center of town. The maritime and industrial eras are represented by a coal-fired ferry that crosses Lake Michigan, and the steel cranes built here by the 103-year-ol...

TAMPA -- South Florida's Tim Jones had just finished doing a local television interview and he had a bit of a sour look on his face.

"I don't think I did very well," the Lakeland Kathleen grad said. It was suggested he ought to approach TV interviews the way he does football: with complete confidence.

"Yeah," Jones replied, "but I get to practice football. I don't do many TV inte...

Don’t know George Curry personally. Came close to meeting him a couple of times, but it just never happened.

Despite the lack of an introduction, though, do know that when Curry stepped down yesterday as the Berwick High School football coach, ending a run that started in 1971, the crux of his story could be told from a distance.

Afterall, it’s all out there for everyone t...

Del. Bradley P. Marrs, R-Chesterfield, said yesterday that he will ask for a recount in the close race he apparently lost to independent Katherine B. Waddell of Richmond, if the official certification does not change the results.

The latest totals posted on the State Board of Elections' Web site show that Waddell won by 42 votes out of 26,886 votes cast in the Richmond area's 68th House...

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U.S. Sen. John W. Warner, R-Va., asked President Bush yesterday for White House help in "expediting" the Chesapeake Bay cleanup that a federal review criticized.

A federal Government Accountability Office report, issued yesterday, faulted the 22-year-old cleanup effort for failing to clearly communicate conditions in the polluted estuary and sometimes substituting computer predictions for...