Kurt Warner completed his first 15 passes and broke the NFL's single-game record for completion percentage, and the Arizona Cardinals dominated the Jaguars in a 31-17 victory Sunday.

TUCSON — State game officials say they have captured the first wild jaguar in Arizona.

England has always been considered the ancestral birthplace of the sports car, and the Jaguar E-Type’s arrival on our shores four decades ago merely accentuates that point.

Talk about going overboard. Jaguar’s XJ220 was the ultimate project car that ultimately got completely out of hand. In fact, all its attributes came at a cost that would be its undoing. The car was the brainchild of Jaguar’s then chief engineer Jim Randle, who, with a group of like-minded associates, began the planning process back in the mid-1980s. Working after hours and on weekends — they became known as The Saturday Club — Randle’s team took direct aim at such established marques as Ferrari and Porsche. Eventually Jaguar’s top management caught wind of this unofficial gathering and gave Randle’s crew their blessing.

Anthem Boulder Creek is in its first varsity football season and it showed against Scottsdale Chaparral Friday night.

Mesa Desert Ridge scored on five of its first six possessions Friday night and went on to clobber Avondale La Joya 48-17 and notch the first win for new coach Jeremy Hathcock in a 5A nonregion game at Desert Ridge.

Queen Creek opened its season Friday with an 18-3 victory over Desert View in a game halted by a frightening injury.

Mesa High welcomed Desert Ridge to the 5A ranks with a 58-6 drubbing Friday night.

Cardinals linebacker Chike Okeafor (shoulder) and wide receiver Early Doucet (ribs) are among the inactives for today's game against Jacksonville.

A collared jaguar from southern Arizona that was recaptured Monday for medical intervention has been euthanized.

TUCSON - A newspaper report shows that an Arizona Game and Fish employee and a biologist with a jaguar detection group apparently planned to trap one of the rare cats and that a volunteer spread scent to attract it to a snare.

TUCSON - Beautiful, elusive and secretive, the sleek jaguar has been a ghostlike presence in Arizona, captured only on environmentalists' tracking cameras over the past dozen years. Until now.