Bears roll over LHS 44-0
MT. JULIET -- Piling up 350 yards in total offense and never punting, Mt. Juliet clobbered Lebanon 44-0 Friday night in the 2012 season opener for both teams. Eleven different Bears carried the ball for 308 yards rushing as Mt. Juliet overcame an early fumble to score on seven consecutive possessions.

Cumberland University baseball coach Woody Hunt has received yet another national honor, this one from his peers, as the longtime leader of the Bulldogs has been selected for induction into the American Baseball Coaches Association Class of 2013 Hall of Fame along with five others this coming January.

The 2013 class will be inducted into the Hall of Fame on Friday, Jan. 4, 2013, during the ABCA/Diamond Hall of Fame/Coach of the Year Banquet held at the Hyatt  Regency in Chicago, Ill.

Two days after a release from the Buffalo Bills, former Mt. Juliet High football standout Michael Jasper agreed to terms with the Tennessee Titans on Wednesday.

Listed at 6-foot-4 and 375 pounds, Jasper spent much of his rookie season last year on the Bills practice squad before being activated for the final game.

With each passing Major golf tournament, the odds of Tiger Woods passing Jack Nicklaus as the all-time leader in Major championships grow longer.

This is not the Tiger that once had the PGA Tour by the tail.

This is not the Tiger Woods that, when he showed up at a Major, everyone in the field didn’t think they were playing for second. They knew it.

Woods has been possessed with becoming the all-time leader in winning Major tournaments.

There are only four a year – the Masters, U.S. and British Opens and the PGA Championship.

This year, Woods failed to register a single round under par on weekend rounds in all four Majors.

MURFREESBORO -- Long-time MTSU assistant baseball coach and former Cumberland Bulldog Jim McGuire was named the new Blue Raider head coach last week, following Steve Peterson’s Hall of Fame tenure.

McGuire, who played two years for Hall of Fame coach Woody Hunt at Lebanon's Cumberland University, was hired after Arkansas State head coach Tommy Raffo reportedly withdrew his name from the MTSU job search Tuesday.