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Standing 6-foot-3 at 14, Marietta volleyball standout has Olympic dreams
At 6-foot-3.5, Kari Knotts has dreams of playing in the Olympics
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Legendary Georgia high school football coach dies at age 83
T. McFerrin, high school football coach and member of the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame, dies at 83.
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Georgia ranks No. 1 in safety policies for high school athletes
An institute that reviews high school sports safety policies nationwide gives Georgia its No. 1 ranking
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With Ace Bailey drafted, Georgia basketball claims what no other state can
With his NBA draft selection, Ace Bailey’s journey from McEachern to the league highlights a trend in Georgia hoops that no other state can quite match.
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Georgia beats out Alabama to land 4-star North Oconee standout Khamari Brooks
The 6-foot-4, 230-pound prospect chose Georgia over Alabama after forging a relationship from the double-digit trips he’s taken to UGA over his years as a priority recruit.
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Where Georgia’s top 50 senior prospects are committed and who is undecided
Twenty-three of the state’s top 50 senior prospects have made their college choices as of June 19.
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WANF to televise 16 high school football games this fall
WANF kicks off its new era as an independent station on Aug. 16, with four games during the first week of the Georgia high school football season.
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Grayson 5-star LB Tyler Atkinson said he ‘won’t forget’ UGA official visit
Grayson's Tyler Atkinson, a 5-star LB prospect according to the 247Sports composite rankings even had dinner with Kirby Smart's mom during his Georgia football official visit
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All-state golf teams for Georgia high schools announced
The Georgia High School Golf Coaches Association named its Georgia high school golf players of the year and all-state teams for each classification of GHSA teams
GHSA set to make 3-school athletes ineligible, tightens transfer rules
Georgia high school athletes who change schools twice after the ninth grade will be ineligible for a year under new GHSA bylaws expected to get final approval next month.