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Georgia adds three more baseball transfers on Wednesday
Georgia baseball continues to be one of the most active teams in the transfer portal, entering Wednesday with 15 new additions.
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Jordan Walker, Home Run Derby champ, began his journey in Decatur
Jordan Walker put on a show at this week’s Home Run Derby. But he’s been wowing folks since his days at Decatur High School.
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Braves set their starting rotation to begin second half of the season
The Atlanta Braves’ starting rotation for their first series after the All-Star Break has Chris Sale, rookie Owen Murphy and Grant Holmes facing the Texas Rangers.
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Florida State football’s downfall began with losses to Georgia, Georgia Tech
The ACC needs Florida State football to be the juggernaut it once was. The Seminoles haven't been the same since back-to-back losses to Georgia and Georgia Tech.
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Win and they’re in: Hawks in position to reach Summer League playoffs
The Atlanta Hawks are in second place in the NBA Summer League standings with one game to play in Las Vegas. The top four teams will advance to the playoffs.
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Offseason reset: Mike White breaks down Georgia’s roster for 2026-27 season
Georgia men's basketball coach Mike White discusses the Bulldogs' roster for the upcoming season, which includes four returning starters, five transfers and four freshmen.
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How Olamide Zaccheaus’ newfound ‘winning mentality’ elevates Falcons in reunion
Zaccheaus, back with Atlanta and entering his eighth season as an NFL receiver, is different from his last stint.
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Four of five Braves appear in NL’s 4-0 loss to AL in All-Star Game
Braves catcher Drake Baldwin, second baseman Ozzie Albies, first baseman Matt Olson and closer Raisel Iglesias all log time in the league’s 96th event.
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Underground Atlanta welcomes Argentina fans ahead of World Cup semifinal
Underground Atlanta’s festival will rage on until 2 a.m. Wednesday, picking back up at 11 a.m. with a watch party and post-match celebration — or a place to drown out sorrows.





































