Credit: Jason Getz/AJC
A perfect 4 state titles in 4 years is on the line for these 13 senior classes
When the torrent of spring championships are decided over the next three weeks, more than a dozen schools all have a chance to go 4-for-4.
Credit: AP Photo/Karen Warren
Keylan Rutledge loves ‘All ball, no nonsense’ approach with Houston Texans
Former Georgia Tech standout Keylan Rutledge is embracing a tough, no-nonsense approach as he begins his NFL career with the Houston Texans.
Credit: AP
Braves take series in LA, go 6-3 on road
The Atlanta Braves beat the Dodgers 7-2 on Sunday, taking the series in LA and finishing a successful 6-3 road trip behind Bryce Elder.
Credit: Courtesy of Telfair County High School
How one South Georgia team has built a tennis powerhouse the old-fashioned way
Telfair County girls tennis is going for its second straight state championship on Wednesday and fifth overall title.
Credit: Hyosub Shin/AJC
Braves to honor Dylan Lee’s mother-in-law, a breast cancer survivor, Tuesday
"I didn’t see her falter, even when she was losing her hair," reliever Dylan Lee said of Maria White, who has been free of breast cancer since 2023.
Credit: AJC staff
We’ll never again have a team quite like Braves’ Ted Turner and Bobby Cox
It seems a near impossibility for two people to have a greater impact on Atlanta sports than the owner who kept the team in town and the manager who won 14 straight divisions.
Credit: Jason Getz/AJC
Georgia baseball wins first SEC title since 2008
Saturday’s 13-8 win over LSU clinched the SEC regular-season championship for the Bulldogs (40-11, 20-6) with four games remaining.
An ode to Braves icon Bobby Cox, ‘the greatest manager that ever was’
Former AJC columnist Mark Bradley returns to honor the career of the most memorable person he ever covered, former Braves manager Bobby Cox.
Credit: Jason Getz
Rodney Walker, who made Ga. high school football history with son Chip, dies
Rodney Walker, one of 15 Georgia high school football coaches to win 300 games, died Friday.
Credit: AP
Hawks to pick 8th in June’s NBA draft
Lottery luck didn't play in Atlanta’s favor, as the Hawks dropped one spot from where they were originally slotted.






















































