Gates, Anderson tied with Summerhays at midway point of Athens Classic
As expected, the wind picked up and the greens sped up, but the top of the standings retained its familiar look.

Gates a good get
Da'Rick Rogers' switch from a Georgia commitment to a Tennessee signee may have created the biggest wave last week, but the Calhoun receiver was hardly the only recruiting defection that impacted the Bulldogs.

Johnson: Harvard prof provides 'teachable moment'
Last week's arrest of prominent African-American scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. at his Harvard-leased home by a white Cambridge, Mass., police sergeant has sparked an intense national debate on racial profiling, placing the distrust of minorities toward law enforcement at the center of the dispute.

Gates changes war leadership
WASHINGTON - Defense Secretary Robert Gates fired the commander of the Afghanistan war Monday, saying the Obama administration needed "fresh thinking" to turn around the war against a resurgent Taliban.