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Colorado College Headlines SCAC Women's Basketball Preseason Poll
SUWANEE, Ga. -- In a preseason vote of the league’s head coaches, Colorado College has been selected as the favorite to win the 2026-27 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) women’s basketball championship. Colorado College (20-6 overall; 15-1 SCAC), coming off its third consecutive 20 win season, garnered six...
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Changing Times For Georgia Florida Rivalry
The Georgia-Florida rivalry is older than the people who will fill Mercedes-Benz Stadium on October 31. Whether you count the first meeting as 1904 or 1915, the series has been played almost every year since 1926, mostly on neutral ground in Jacksonville. Fans on both sides have spent generations arguing about who started it, who hates whom more, and who really owns the Okefenokee Oar.
Gwinnett Daily Post
Mill Creek lineman Tycen Murphy bound for 2-year mission, then Naval Academy football
It might take a few years, but it’s likely Mill Creek’s Tycen Murphy and his older brother Jax will one day figuratively butt heads on the football field. And the runup to this fraternal showdown will follow a very similar path. Murphy, a first-team All-Gwinnett County offensive tackle for the Hawks last season, committed over the summer to play football at the U.S. Naval Academy. But before the 6-foot-3, 275-pound Murphy heads to Annapolis, Maryland, to begin his military obligation, he’ll have a commitment of another kind to fulfill. A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Murphy — who will graduate from Mill Creek in December — will go on a two-year mission trip before he joins the Midshipmen. His older brother Jax, a 2025 Mill Creek graduate who has signed with the Air Force Academy, is coming to the end of his own two-year mission experience and is expected to join the Falcons next summer. While Murphy won’t know the exact location of his church mission — where he will seek out service opportunities and share his religious beliefs — until December or January, he knows that once he completes the task, his offer from
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Angel Reese demands Dream fans ‘pull up and pop out’ for WNBA Finals Game 3 vs. Valkyries
Angel Reese delivered a clear message to the Atlanta community after the Dream beat the Golden State Valkyries 79-65 in Game 2 of the 2026 WNBA Finals on Monday night. Reese is going through the third season of her career in the league, her first with the Dream. She is enjoying her best campaign to date as she reached the WNBA Finals in her first […] The post Angel Reese demands Dream fans ‘pull up and pop out’ for WNBA Finals Game 3 vs. Valkyries appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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Georgia State Visits Old Dominion After Upset of No. 6 South Carolina
ATLANTA — Georgia State men’s soccer heads to Norfolk on Wednesday, October 21, looking to carry the momentum of a 2–1 win over No. 6 South Carolina into its Sun Belt match at Old Dominion. Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. ET. The Panthers enter at 7–5–2...
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Rambusch returns to Auburn baseball in a coaching role for 2027
Blake Rambusch is back as a student coach for Auburn baseball. He was only at Auburn for one year, but Blake Rambusch made his mark on the baseball program as he helped the Tigers advance to the College World Series in 2022. Following a professional baseball career, the Austin, Texas native is back on the Plains to finish his degree and to also get a start on his coaching career as a student-assistant for coach Butch Thompson's club.
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GC Sports| Yellow Jackets' run ends in Sweet 16
The Southeast Bulloch Yellow Jackets Volleyball Team welcomed the Cherokee Bluff Bears to Brooklet for the 2nd round of the Class 4A GHSA State Playoffs. The Bears put away the Yellow Jackets in 3 sets and advance to the quarterfinals. Despite the loss, SEB finished its season with a Sweet 16 appearance, exceeding expectations according to head coach Stephanie Lane . "We had a great season," Lane said. "Would I have liked to go a little further? Yes. But we were excited that we made it to the Sweet 16 because, if we look at power rankings and stats, we shouldn't have been here." The Yellow Jackets proved themselves with their first-round playoff victory, earning an opportunity to face a tough Cherokee Bluff team. "We came back today knowing we were up against a heavy hitter, but we prepared the best we could, and I'm proud of them," Lanes said. Southeast Bulloch finished the regular season with a 18-21 record and were the 24th seed in the tournament. The Lady Jackets pulled off the upset over Upson Lee on the road in the first round. An emotional farewell Following the match, emotions ran high as six Southeast Bulloch seniors walked
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Alpharetta asks Fulton County to support North Point hockey project
ALPHARETTA, Ga — Fulton County’s participation in a North Point tax allocation district marks a critical step in attracting a national hockey team, Alpharetta city officials said. At an Oct. 21 Fulton Board of Commissioners meeting, the city was scheduled to present an agreement that could bring Fulton...
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Auburn Knocked Off No. 1 Georgia 27-24, and The FPI Is Already Noticing
Ncaaf on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Auburn pulled off the biggest upset of the college football season on Saturday, taking down then No. 1 Georgia with a 27-24 win. It was a statement victory that sent […]
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Ron Gant stepping away from Good Day Atlanta after 14 years
For the past 14 years, Ron has been a staple of our mornings—bringing warmth, grace, and smiles into homes across North Georgia. From his unforgettable days on the field with the Braves to every single morning here on FOX 5, Ron has truly become a part of our extended family.
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Former Georgia high school football coach doesn’t mince words after firing
Coaching Georgia high school football can be a pressure cooker when it comes to jobs that come with high expectations. Dacula (Ga.) Hebron Christian Academy, which is coming off a 2025 season in which it won a state title, abruptly parted ways Thursday with first-year head coach Quentin Davie. [ $19.99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] Davie, who was only seven games into his first season, isn’t staying quiet about the dismissal, according to a report by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “I didn’t call them for this job, and they didn’t support me from Day 1. It was a to...
Gwinnett Daily Post
No. 1 Buford football pulls away from Collins Hill
BUFORD — A 19-point second quarter led to a 17th consecutive win for Buford football. After a slow first quarter on Homecoming, No. 1 Buford used three second-quarter touchdowns to pull away from Collins Hill and eventually win 43-0 on a windy night at Philip Beard Stadium. “It was a slow start,” Buford head coach Bryant Appling said. “It shouldn’t have been that slow, but it was sloppy. There’s a lot of stuff we’ve got to work on, got to handle and get better at. They know what they’ve got to do, they just haven’t had a chance to do it the way they need to do it yet. We’ve just got to put it all together. We showed flashes where it’s great.” Buford (7-0, 3-0 Region 8-AAAAAAA) did not score in the first quarter, but a forced turnover late in the frame did set up the first score. The Wolves got a short field after a forced fumble, and defensive tackle Jalen Brewster checked into the game as part of a goal line package. He powered in from two yards out under a minute into the second quarter, scoring his first touchdown with the program. “(Brewster) grew up playing