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Curtain call: Hawks’ season comes to end after beatdown from Knicks
The Hawks trailed by more than 50 points at halftime to the Knicks and fell 140-89, losing the playoff series in six games.
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Braves’ bullpen and defense falter late as Tigers rally to take series finale
The Braves' bullpen gave up four earned runs and the Tigers rallied to defeat Atlanta 5-2 in the series finale at Truist Park.
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Kirby Smart: No spring transfer portal is no problem for Georgia football
Georgia football coach Kirby Smart says he's glad there is no spring transfer portal this year. He’ll focus on player development to address the Bulldogs’ areas of concern.
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Spencer Strider to make 2026 debut Sunday
Braves pitcher Spencer Strider is scheduled to make his first start of the season on Sunday in Colorado against the Rockies. Strider has been out with an oblique injury.
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Three things the Hawks need to do to extend series against the Knicks
The Hawks could force a Game 7 back in New York with a win in Game 6 Thursday at State Farm Arena. To do that, they'd need to put together a near-perfect game.
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After surge to end season, Hawks find it’s harder to win ‘nasty’ in playoffs
It’s become too easy for the Knicks to score, and too hard for the Hawks. The series will end Thursday night if at least one of those things doesn’t change.
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Kirby Smart admits the SEC has fallen behind the Big Ten in college football
Georgia head coach Kirby Smart said that with the Big Ten winning the past three national championships in football, it's hard to argue the SEC is the better conference now.
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Dream defeat Sky as Reese faces former team
Angel Reese scores 8 points to go with 7 rebounds in her debut with the Atlanta Dream after being traded earlier this month by the Chicago Sky.
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Kirby Smart concerned about college sports’ future: ‘I wish I could do more’
Georgia has announced it has no plans to cut any of its scholarship sports programs in the wake of Arkansas eliminating its tennis programs.























