Jennifer Godwin

Barber speaks on football, life

For Tiki Barber, life comes down to four essentials: Family, friends, philanthropy and yes, football.
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Player of the week: Neal Barlow

Neal Barlow likes to keep it pretty low-key. That's not to say he's blase about the already-here 2008 football season.
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AUDIO EXTRA: Petrino wraps up thoughts on first game

Arkansas head Coach Bobby Petrino spoke highly of quarterback Casey Dick on Sunday, pointing to his athleticism and quick thinking as the game-savers in the Razorback's 28-24 season-opener victory against Western Illinois.
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The ones to watch: Dijon Benton

Bryant's Dijon Benton knows what people must think.
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Panel says campus safe, shooting was 'isolated incident'

A six-member committee concluded in a report released Wednesday that a shooting at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock earlier this year was an "isolated incident" on the generally safe campus.
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PLAYER OF THE WEEK -The ones to watch: Anthony Rogers

North Little Rock's Anthony Rogers plans to make up for lost time. The defensive end played just five games last season because of a broken hand.
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PLAYER OF THE WEEK - The ones to watch: Chris Scott

Chris Scott and football go way back. The Central High senior has a sports-minded family and a long career behind him already.
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No. 1306 and No. 1309: Like father, like daughter

His youngest daughter was never far from Heath White's mind as he participated in Sunday's Little Rock Marathon. That's because 11-month-old Paisley was with him every step of the way.
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No. 87: No stopping him

Don McNelly's children have their work cut out for them if they want to follow in their father's footsteps.
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King of corrugation

Six-time champion of Heber Springs' cardboard boat race goes a bit overboard

Ask Ken Spillers how many cardboard boat races he's won and he'll smile broadly and say, "I don't know, you'll have to count trophies." Spillers entered his first race in Heber Springs in 1998 when he saw it advertised on television.
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