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Dayton’s London Warren, right, drives against Georgia Tech’s Iman Shumpert on Thursday. <br>Associated Press photo Dayton comes back to bounce Georgia Tech
SAN JUAN , Puerto Rico – Paul Williams’ summer of work paid off for Dayton. The sophomore guard hit the go-ahead 3-pointer and went 4-for-4 from the free-throw line in the last minu...
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Georgia running back Caleb King King, Ealey give Georgia a boost in the backfield
ATHENS – A midseason adjustment to Georgia’s offensive line has helped Caleb King and Washaun Ealey provide a late-season boost to a rushing attack that still ranks near the bottom o...
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Hillgrove’s Mike Lawrence, who scored a game-high 21 points Thursday, takes a jump shot over Etowah’s Sam Mueller (34) and Rodney Hunter. <br>Staff photo by Laura Moon Hillgrove runs away in opener
WOODSTOCK – Hillgrove used big runs in the first and third quarters to pull away from Etowah and hand the Eagles a 65-46 loss in the season opener for both teams. The Hawks’ Mike Law...
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Florida’s Kenny Boynton puts a shot up against Georgia Southern’s Rory Spencer (2) and Cameron Baskerville, a former Whitefield Academy standout. <br>Associated Press photo Gators pull away as Eagles go cold
GAINESVILLE , Fla. – Florida is showing it can win without making 3-point shots. Kenny Boynton scored 22 points, Chandler Parsons added 15 points and 12 rebounds, and Florida overcame a slo...
November 19, 2009 01:00 AM | 0 0 comments | 2 2 recommendations | email to a friend
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Behind Chip Lindsey, Lassiter appears to have put its inconsistent football past far back in the rear-view mirror. <br>Staff file photo Lassiter living large under Lindsey's eye
In two seasons under Chip Lindsey, Lassiter’s football team has won just as many games as it did the previous five. And two of the previous five seasons were winning ones. There’s been...
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Leading Southern Poly into Saturday s NAIA tournament game will be top scorer Emeka Maduka, left, and his team-high 14 goals. <br>Staff photo by Laura Moon After loss in conference tourney, Southern Poly begins NAIA play
After seeing its men’s basketball and baseball teams advance to NAIA tournaments recently, Southern Poly can add its men’s soccer team to that list. In only its third season of compe...
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Allatoona athletic director Benji Morrell Allatoona won't petition to stay in Class AAAA
Allatoona is content with playing schools its own size – at least for the next two years. At least, that was the message Wednesday from athletic director Benji Morrell. “I talked with ...
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Wheeler coach Tom Flugum stepped down Monday after two winless seasons coaching the Wildcats. MDJ Staff Wheeler's Flugum steps down
Tom Flugum has resigned as Wheeler head football coach. Flugum notified Wildcats’ athletic director Peter Giles of his decision Monday. “Although the program has improved in several ar...
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Kennesaw State’s Kurtis Woods drives by North Georgia’s Pat Moynihan on his way to the basket Saturday night in the Owls’ 87-65 victory. <br>Staff photo by Samantha Wilson Owls rout North Georgia
KENNESAW – It’s a good thing the Kennesaw State men’s basketball team built a commanding lead in the first half because it needed a commanding lead to hold off North Georgia. T...
November 15, 2009 01:00 AM | 0 0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend
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Coach of the Year Lisa Chapman of Kennesaw Mountain Coach of the Year: Chapman gets money's worth out of her team
Kennesaw Mountain coach Lisa Chapman described this season as the year the Lady Mustangs “got their money’s worth.” By that, she meant that her 2009 team was much different from ...
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