HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE TODAY

BOYS SOCCER: HOPKINSVILLE TRAVELS TO MARSHALL COUNTY, CALDWELL COUNTY WELCOMES CALLOWAY COUNTY, DAWSON SPRINGS TRAVELS TO REIDLAND, MADISONVILLE ENTERTAINS PADUCAH TILGHMAN, MUHLENBERG COUNTY HOSTS BUTLER COUNTY, MAYFIELD HOSTS MURRAY.

GIRLS SOCCER:   HOPKINSVILLE HOSTS GREENWOOD, TODD CENTRAL WELCOMES FORT CAMPBELL, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS GOES TO WARREN CENTRAL, CHRISTIAN COUNTY PLAYS AT LONE OAK, DAWSON SPRINGS AT REIDLAND, TRIGG COUNTY AT LYON COUNTY, MADISONVILLE AT HOPKINS CENTRAL, MURRAY AT MAYFIELD.

VOLLEYBALL:   CHRISTIAN COUNTY HOSTS FORT CAMPBELL, HOPKINSVILLE ENTERTAINS RUSSELLVILLE, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS WELCOMES TRIGG COUNTY, TODD CENTRAL HOSTS FRANKLIN SIMPSON, MADISONVILLE WELCOMES WEBSTER COUNTY, MUHLENBERG COUNTY AT MCLEAN COUNTY, LIVINGSTON CENTRAL HOSTS CALLOWAY COUNTY.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

CHRISTIAN COUNTY AND HOPKINSVILLE RENEW THEIR CROSS TOWN RIVALRY FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE STADIUM OF CHAMPIONS. KICKOFF AT SEVEN, WITH PRE GAME COVERAGE FROM THE APPLEBEE’S BROADCAST BOOTH WITH THE HERITAGE BANK PRE GAME SHOW AT 6:30 ON THE WHOP STATIONS, WITH THE HOPKINSVILLE VERSION ON LITE 98.7, WHILE THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY VERSION WILL BE ON NEWSTALK 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.

A COUPLE OF REMINDERS—GATES AT THE STADIUM OF CHAMPIONS WILL OPEN AT 5:45. HOPKINSVILLE HIGH FANS ARE ASKED TO PARK AND ENTER AT THE VISITORS SIDE GATE, WHILE CHRISTIAN COUNTY FANS ARE TO PARK AND ENTER ON THE HOME SIDE OF THE STADIUM.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

AS KENTUCKY PREPARES TO MEET FLORIDA SATURDAY, THE WILDCATS ARE MIRED IN A 24 GAME LOSING STREAK AGAINST THE GATORS. THE LAST KENTUCKY WIN CAME OVER FLORIDA IN 1986 WHEN THE WILDCATS WON 10-3. MANY OF THE KENTUCKY PLAYERS SAY THEY WOULD LIKE TO GET THIS LOSING STREAK OFF THEIR BACKS.

THE ONLY OTHER STREAK WHICH IS LONGER IS THE 26 GAME STREAK TO TENNESSEE. COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF BEGINS COVERAGE FROM LEXINGTON SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 4:30 ON LITE 98.7.

MURRAY STATE OPENS THE COLLEGE FOOTBALL WEEKEND THIS EVENING, AS THE 24^TH RANKED RACERS TREK DOWN THE ROAD TO UT-MARTIN IN OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE ACTION.

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THE TENNESSEAN REPORTS THE NFL HAS FINED TITANS DEFENSIVE LINEMAN DERRICK MORGAN 75-HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR AN UNNECESSARY ROUGHNESS PENALTY AGAINST BALTIMORE LAST SUNDAY. MORGAN DOVE ON RAVENS QUARTERBACK JOE FLACCO AFTER A FUMBLE IN THE SECOND QUARTER.

MEANWHILE, THE TITANS ARE GEARING UP FOR SUNDAY’S GAME WITH DENVER AT L-P FIELD. SOME TITANS PLAYERS ARE SPURRED ON BY COMMENTS MADE FOLLOWING LAST YEAR’S GAME IN DENVER WHERE BRONCO PLAYERS SAID TITAN PLAYERS USED DIRTY AND CHEAP TACTICS. KICKOFF AT IS AT NOON.

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TWO MEMBERS OF THE NASHVILLE PREDATORS ARE BATTLING EARLY SEASON INJURIES. THE TENNESSEAN REPORTS BLAKE GEOFFRION AND ROMAN JOSI ARE THE LATEST TO MAKE THE INJURY LIST, WITH COACH BARRY TROTZ SAYING NEITHER WILL PLAY AGAINST CAROLINA TOMORROW NIGHT IN RALEIGH, OR AGAINST WINNIPEG SATURDAY NIGHT AT BRIDGESTONE ARENA.

GOLF

THE UNITED STATES JUNIOR SOLHEIM CUP TEAM—WHICH INCLUDED PRINCETON’S EMMA TALLEY—WON SEVEN SINGLES MATCHES IN RAINY CONDITIONS WEDNESDAY AT KNIGHTSBROOK GOLF CLUB IN IRELAND TO FORCE A 12 ALL TIE WITH EUROPE AND RETAIN THE CUP.

SPORTS WEEKLY PRESENTED BY TOYOTA OF HOPKINSVILLE TONIGHT AT 5:08 ON NEWSTALK 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.   TODD HAMILTON’S GUESTS INCLUDE: TONY HENSON—SOCCER COACH AT HERITAGE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, ALONG WITH A PREVIEW OF FRIDAY NIGHT’S CHRISTIAN COUNTY-HOPKINSVILLE FOOTBALL GAME.

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS RESULTS FROM TUESDAY

VOLLEYBALL: CHRISTIAN COUNTY CLAIMED THE NUMBER ONE SEED FOR THE 8^TH DISTRICT TOURNAMENT WITH A TWO SETS TO NONE WIN OVER HOPKINSVILLE.   HERITAGE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY DEFEATED HENDERSONVILLE CHRISTIAN THREE SETS TO NONE TO GO TO 16-0 ON THE SEASON.

ELSEWHERE: FORT CAMPBELL OVER UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 2-1, LIVINGSTON CENTRAL DEFEATED TRIGG COUNTY 2-1, LOGAN COUNTY OVER RUSSELLVILLE 2-0, PADUCAH TILGHMAN OVER CALDWELL COUNTY 2-1, MADISONVILLE OVER HOPKINS CENTRAL 2-0, GRAVES COUNTY OVER CALLOWAY COUNTY 2-1.

BOYS SOCCER: BOWLING GREEN OVER HOPKINSVILLE 6-1, MARSHALL COUNTY EDGED FORT CAMPBELL 1-0, U-H-A AND GRAVES COUNTY PLAYED TO A SCORELESS TIE, ST. MARY OVER TRIGG COUNTY 5-1, CALDWELL COUNTY SHUTOUT DAWSON SPRINGS 10-0, CALLOWAY COUNTY OVER MAYFIELD 11-1.

GIRLS SOCCER: CHRISTIAN COUNTY DEFEATED WEST CREEK 4-1, CLARKSVILLE ACADEMY DEFEATED FORT CAMPBELL 1-0, LOGAN COUNTY OVER WARREN EAST 5-2, TODD CENTRAL AND WEBSTER COUNTY PLAYED TO A 2-2 TIE, CALLOWAY COUNTY OVER MAYFIELD 3-0.

GOLF: UHA PLAYED CALDWELL COUNTY AT PRINCETON COUNTRY CLUB. THE BLAZERS WON THE BOYS MATCH 161-170 WITH CAMERON ALLEN OF U-H-A AND CALDWELL’S DANIEL TAYLOR SHARING MEDALIST HONORS WITH 36.  OTHER BLAZER SCORES: AUSTIN KNIGHT 39, JOHN STEVENSON 42 AND HENDLEY TRAUGHBER 44.

CALDWELL COUNTY WON THE GIRLS MATCH 97 TO 110. U-H-A WAS LED BY ANNA MOORE’S 45.

EUROPE HAS A 7-5 LEAD OVER THE U-S AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF THE PING JUNIOR SOLHEIM CUP AT KNIGHTSBROOK RESORT IN IRELAND. PRINCETON’S EMMA TALLEY AND MCKENZIE TALBERT LOST BY ONE HOLE IN THEIR FOURSOMES MATCH TUESDAY. TALLEY AND GABRIELLE THAN WON THEIR FOURBALL MATCH THREE AND ONE. THE AMERICANS NEED SEVEN POINTS TODAY IN SINGLES MATCHES, WHILE EUROPE NEEDS FIVE AND A HALF POINTS TO DETERMINE THE WINNER.

REPORTS WERE SWIRLING TUESDAY THAT THE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI HAD BEEN OFFERED AN INVITATION TO JOIN THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE.   HOWEVER, S-E-C OFFICIALS SAY NO INVITATION HAD BEEN ISSUED. MEANWHILE, MISSOURI’S BOARD OF CURATORS WILL MEET THURSDAY TO DISCUSS SEVERAL ISSUES. WHETHER OR NOT DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING ATHLETIC CONFERENCES WILL BE TALKED ABOUT IS NOT KNOWN.

THE BIG EAST COMMISSIONER SAYS THE REMAINING FOOTBALL SCHOOLS IN THE LEAGUE HAVE COMMITTED TO STICKING TOGETHER FOLLOWING A THREE HOUR MEETING IN NEW YORK TUESDAY. LOUISVILLE IS ONE OF SEVEN FOOTBALL MEMBERS STILL IN THE BIG EAST.

THE PAC-12 SAYS THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER EXPANSION, MEANING TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA WILL STAY IN THE BIG 12 AT LEAST FOR NOW.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

KENTUCKY FOOTBALL RECEIVED ITS 20^TH COMMITMENT FOR 2012. THE COURIER JOURNAL REPORTS WIDE RECEIVER FRED TILLER FROM HOMERVILLE, GEORGIA PICKED KENTUCKY OVER MISSISSIPPI STATE, KANSAS AND NEBRASKA. RIVALS.COM RANKS TILLER AS THE 46^TH BEST RECEIVER PROSPECT IN THE CLASS OF 2012.

KENTUCKY COACH JOKER PHILLIPS SAID FOLLOWING TUESDAY’S PRACTICE, THE WILDCATS WILL FACE A FLORIDA TEAM SATURDAY WITH PROBABLY THE BEST SPEED IN THE NATION. COVERAGE BEGINS WITH COUNTDOWN TO KICKOFF AT 4:30 ON LITE 98.7.

TENNESSEE COACH DEREK DOOLEY DID NOT SPEAK WITH REPORTERS FOLLOWING TUESDAY’S PRACTICE. REPORTS INDICATE DOOLEY WAS NOT HAPPY WITH THE WAY THE TEAM PRACTICED, WITH SOME PLAYERS ADMITTING PRACTICE WAS SLUGGISH AND SOME STILL AFFECTED FROM LAST SATURDAY’S LOSS TO FLORIDA. THE VOLS HAVE A BYE WEEK THIS WEEK, BUT ARE HOLDING TRAINING CAMP LIKE PRACTICE SESSIONS.

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

KENTUCKY BASKETBALL RECEIVED ITS FIRST 2012 COMMITMENT TUESDAY. THE COURIER JOURNAL REPORTS ARCHIE GOODWIN—A GUARD FROM LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS MADE HIS DECISION LATE TUESDAY NIGHT. THE SIX-FIVE GOODWIN CHOSE KENTUCKY OVER MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS. GOODWIN IS THE 13^TH RATED PROSPECT IN THE 2012 CLASS BY SCOUT.COM AND ESPN.COM.

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THE NASHVILLE PREDATORS DEFEATED THE WASHINGTON CAPITALS 2-0 TUESDAY NIGHT IN BALTIMORE. FORWARD CHRIS MUELLER SCORED FOR THE SECOND TIME IN THE PRE SEASON FOR THE PREDS, WHO PLAY AT THE CAROLINA HURRICANES FRIDAY NIGHT.

HIGH SCHOOL SCORES FROM MONDAY

GIRLS SOCCER: HOPKINSVILLE DEFEATED UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 2-1 ON PENALTY KICKS IN SUDDEN DEATH OVERTIME. ALYSON PARKER HAD U-H-A’S LONE GOAL, WHILE HOPTOWN’S LEXI BOZELL HAD BOTH GOALS FOR HER CAREER 100^TH AND 101^ST GOALS. THE WIN PROPELLED HOPKINSVILLE TO AN 11-1-2 MARK OVERALL AND 4-0 IN DISTRICT PLAY WHILE U-H-A FELL TO 9-3 AND 3-1 IN DISTRICT ACTION.

TODAY’S SCHEDULE

GIRLS SOCCER: CHRISTIAN COUNTY HOSTS WEST CREEK, FORT CAMPBELL WELCOMES CLARKSVILLE ACADEMY, CALDWELL COUNTY TRAVELS TO LYON COUNTY, TODD CENTRAL HOSTS WEBSTER COUNTY, TRIGG COUNTY AT CRITTENDEN COUNTY, LOGAN COUNTY HOSTS WARREN EAST, CALLOWAY COUNTY AT MAYFIELD.

BOYS SOCCER: HOPKINSVILLE TRAVELS TO BOWLING GREEN, FORT CAMPBELL HOSTS MARSHALL COUNTY, TODD CENTRAL AT LOGAN COUNTY, CALDWELL COUNTY HOSTS DAWSON SPRINGS, MADISONVILLE HOSTS DAVIESS COUNTY, CALLOWAY COUNTY HOSTS MAYFIELD.

VOLLEYBALL: HOPKINSVILLE PLAYS AT CHRISTIAN COUNTY, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS TRAVELS TO FORT CAMPBELL, CALDWELL COUNTY HOSTS PADUCAH TILGHMAN, LOGAN COUNTY WELCOMES RUSSELLVILLE, MADISONVILLE HOSTS HOPKINS CENTRAL, TRIGG COUNTY ENTERTAINS LIVINGSTON CENTRAL.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS POLLS ARE OUT FOR THIS WEEK.

CLASS 5A: BOWLING GREEN FIRST, CHRISTIAN COUNTY THIRD, WARREN CENTRAL 4^TH, WITH OHIO COUNTY RECEIVING VOTES.

CLASS 4A: HIGHLANDS FIRST, WITH FRANKLIN SIMPSON, LONE OAK AND MADISONVILLE RECEIVING VOTES.

CLASS 3A: LOUISVILLE CENTRAL FIRST, PADUCAH TILGHMAN 5^TH, TRIGG COUNTY 6^TH, FORT CAMPBELL 9^TH.

CLASS 2A: NEWPORT CENTRAL CATHOLIC FIRST, OWENSBORO CATHOLIC 2^ND, MURRAY HIGH 7^TH.

CLASS A: MAYFIELD FIRST, RUSSELLVILLE RECEIVING VOTES.

CLASS 6A: TRINITY FIRST, MARSHALL COUNTY RECEIVING VOTES.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

KENTUCKY COACH JOKER PHILLIPS IS TRYING TO TUNE OUT NEGATIVES OF KENTUCKY FANS, BUT SAYS HE’S NOT SURPRISED FANS ARE HOWLING OVER TWO LACKLUSTER WINS AND SATURDAY’S LOSS TO LOUISVILLE.  DURING HIS MONDAY NEWS CONFERENCE, PHILLIPS SAID HE WAS ALSO ANGRY AND IS NOT SATISFIED AND WOULD DO WHAT HE COULD TO GET THINGS CORRECTED. THE WILDCATS PLAY FLORIDA SATURDAY, WITH PRE GAME COVERAGE BEGINNING AT 4:30 ON LITE 98.7.

LOUISVILLE COACH CHARLIE STRONG SAID MONDAY WILL STEIN WILL STILL BE THE CARDS STARTING QUARTERBACK THIS WEEK AGAINST MARSHALL, DESPITE SUFFERING A SHOULDER INJURY IN SATURDAY’S WIN AT KENTUCKY. HOWEVER, STRONG ALSO SAID TEDDY BRIDGEWATER—WHO THREW TWO TOUCHDOWNS IN LEADING LOUISVILLE TO A 24-17 WIN OVER U-K—HAS EARNED HIS TRUST.

WESTERN KENTUCKY HAS LIKELY LOST TWO PLAYERS FOR THE SEASON. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN QUARTERBACK BRANDON DOUGHTY AND JUNIOR WIDE RECEIVER MARCUS VASQUEZ BOTH SUFFERED KNEE LIGAMENT INJURIES IN SATURDAY’S 44-16 LOSS TO INDIANA STATE. THE HILLTOPPERS HAVE THE NATION’S LONGEST HOME LOSING STREAK AT 17 AND ARE 0-3 ON THE SEASON.

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THE TENNESSEAN REPORTS VETERAN RUNNING BACK CLINTON PORTIS WILL WORKOUT FOR THE TENNESSEE TITANS TODAY. PORTIS IS ONE OF SEVERAL PLAYERS WHO WILL PERFORM FOR THE TITANS COACHES. THE TITANS BRING IN PLAYERS ON TUESDAYS DURING THE SEASON AS THEY KEEP A “READY” LIST IN CASE OF INJURIES.

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THE NASHVILLE PREDATORS MET THE FLORIDA PANTHERS IN A PAIR OF SPLIT SQUAD PRE SEASON GAMES MONDAY. THE PREDS TOOK THE OPENER 5-3, BUT LOST THE NIGHTCAP 4-3. NASHVILLE PLAYS AT WASHINGTON THIS EVENING AT SIX ON NEWSTALK 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.

GOLF

THE PING JUNIOR SOLHEIM CUP IS UNDERWAY TODAY AT KNIGHTSBROOK HOTEL SPA AND RESORT IN DUBLIN, IRELAND. PRINCETON’S EMMA TALLEY IS A MEMBER OF THE U-S TEAM WHICH IS PLAYING FOURSOME MATCHES THIS MORNING AND BESTBALL MATCHES THIS AFTERNOON.

WEEK TWO OF THE MAX FUEL EXPRESS COLLEGE FOOTBALL PICK THE WINNERS CONTEST WAS MUCH MORE DIFFICULT THAN WEEK ONE.  HOWEVER, ONE MISSED GAME STILL PUT PARTICIPANTS IN THE RUN FOR THE MONEY.

FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT WEEK, THE 1ST PRIZE OF $30 WENT TO BILL WILES, 7086 AYER DRIVE MADISONVILLE.

2ND PRIZE OF $15 WENT TO TERESA IGO, 5280 RUSSELLVILLE ROAD, HOPKINSVILLE

3RD PRIZE OF $10 WENT TO JIMMIE P'POOL, 1211 WEST 7TH STREET, HOPKINSVILLE

CONTEST CARDS ARE AT ANY HOPKINSVILLE MAX FUEL EXPRESS LOCATION FOR THIS WEEK'S GAMES.

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS SCHEDULE

BOYS SOCCER: CHRISTIAN COUNTY AT FORT CAMPBELL, TODD CENTRAL AT DAWSON SPRINGS, TRIGG COUNTY AT LYON COUNTY, LOGAN COUNTY HOSTS SOUTH WARREN.

GIRLS SOCCER: UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS PLAYS AT HOPKINSVILLE, CHRISTIAN COUNTY TRAVELS TO WEBSTER COUNTY, TODD CENTRAL AT DAWSON SPRINGS, CALDWELL COUNTY AT HOPKINS CENTRAL.

VOLLEYBALL: TODD CENTRAL HOSTS BUTLER COUNTY, MADISONVILLE WELCOMES MUHLENBERG COUNTY.

WEEKEND RESULTS

VOLLEYBALL: HERITAGE CHRISTIAN IMPROVED TO 15-0 ON THE SEASON WITH WINS AT BLUEGRASS BAPTIST AND LEXINGTON TRINITY.

SOCCER: HERITAGE CHRISTIAN PLAYED TWO GAMES, INCLUDING ONE AGAINST 2010 STATE CHAMP TRINITY CHRISTIAN. REGULATION ENDED IN A 1-1 TIE AND AFTER TWO SUDDEN DEATH OVERTIMES AND PENALTY KICKS, IT TOOK TWO EXTRA KICKS FOR H-C-A TO WIN THE CONTEST. THE SECOND GAME SAW H-C-A DEFEAT LAKESIDE CHRISTIAN 4-0.

GOLF: U-H-A AND HOPKINSVILLE PLAYED IN THE CRITTTENDEN COUNTY INVITATIONAL SATURDAY. U-H-A FINISHED SECOND WITH A 311 SCORE, HOPKINSVILLE FINISHED FIFTH WITH 330, WITH THE TOURNAMENT WON BY CALLOWAY COUNTY WITH 299.  HOPKINSVILLE’S JACK GARDNER SHOT 72 AND FINISHED IN THIRD PLACE, WITH U-H-A’S CAMERON ALLEN AND TADD SWITZER BOTH SHOOTING 73 TO FINISH IN 6^TH AND 7^TH PLACE RESPECTIVELY.

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

THE CANTRALL RANKINGS ARE OUT TODAY FROM THE LEXINGTON HERALD LEADER. HIGHLANDS REMAINS NUMBER ONE, BOWLING GREEN 2^ND, WARREN CENTRAL 7^TH, CHRISTIAN COUNTY 10^TH, MAYFIELD 14^TH, MADISONVILLE 21^ST, PADUCAH TILGHMAN IS 25^TH.

CHRISTIAN COUNTY HOSTS HOPKINSVILLE FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE STADIUM OF CHAMPIONS. COVERAGE OF THE GAME BEGINS WITH THE HERITAGE BANK PRE GAME SHOW AT 6:30 FROM THE APPLEBEE’S BROADCAST BOOTH ON THE WHOP FAMILY OF STATIONS, WITH THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY VERSION ON NEWSTALK 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP AND THE HOPTOWN VERSION ON LITE 98.7.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL

THE KENTUCKY WILDCATS WILL TRY TO GET BACK ON THE WINNING WAYS THIS WEEK AGAINST FLORIDA AFTER LOSING TO LOUISVILLE SATURDAY NIGHT. COACH JOKER PHILLIPS WILL HAVE HIS WEEKLY CALL IN SHOW TONIGHT AT FIVE, FOLLOWED BY SPORTS NIGHTLY AT SIX ON LITE 98.7.

MURRAY STATE QUARTERBACK CASEY BROCKMAN WAS NAMED THE OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK SUNDAY. BROCKMAN WAS 45-67 FOR 600 YARDS AND SEVEN TOUCHDOWNS PASSING AND CAUGHT A 15 YARD T-D PASS IN MURRAY STATE’S 58-27 WIN OVER TENNESSEE STATE SATURDAY.

THE 600 YARDS AND SEVEN TOUCHDOWNS ARE SEASON HIGH’S AT ANY LEVEL OF COLLEGE FOOTBALL THIS SEASON. THE 600 PASSING YARDS ALSO BROKE THE OLD O-V-C MARK OF 57O SET BY BROCKMAN LAST SEASON AND THE SEVEN T-D’S TIED AN O-V-C MARK SET BY BROCKMAN LAST SEASON.

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THANKS IN PART TO TWO BIG FOURTH DOWN CONVERSIONS, THE TENNESSEE TITANS DEFEATED THE BALTIMORE RAVENS 26-13 AT L-P FIELD SUNDAY.  TITANS QUARTERBACK MATT HASSELBECK THREW FOR 358 YARDS IN LEADING THE TITANS TO THEIR FIRST WIN OF THE SEASON. THE TITANS ALSO FORCED THE RAVENS INTO THREE TURNOVERS. THE TITANS HOST THE DENVER BRONCOS NEXT SUNDAY AT L-P FIELD.

MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL HAS THE ST. LOUIS RAMS AT THE NEW YORK GIANTS, WITH COVERAGE OF TONIGHT’S GAME AT SEVEN ON NEWSTALK 95.3 FM/1230 AM WHOP.