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Fear not, SEC: Someday, you’ll be back in the CFP title game
As the Big Ten goes for three straight titles and the ACC — yes, the ACC — is playing for the crown, the conference that won 13 of 17 championships is looking for answers.
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Mauricio Dubón addition now looms large for Braves
Offseason acquisition from Astros will likely handle shortstop duties with Ha-Seong Kim out four to five months following surgery on his right hand.
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Falcons’ Jeff Ulbrich to return as defensive coordinator for Stefanski
Under Jeff Ulbrich, Atlanta broke the franchise record for sacks last season and had several young defensive players blossom in their first or second years.
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With Ulbrich staying, Stefanski’s staff could have plenty of experience
Defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich is expected to stay with the Falcons, while offensive line coach/run game coordinator Dwayne Ledford is expected to move on.
Girls basketball rankings: Three new teams enter top 10s this week
Josey takes No. 1 spot back from region rival Thomson in Class 2A, while Cherokee Bluff (3A), Union County (2A) and Banks County (Class A Division I) enter rankings.
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Boys basketball rankings: Holy Innocents’ is No. 1 after avenging rare loss
Nationally ranked Wheeler drops to 15-5 after two losses in three games in Missouri, but the defending Class 6A champs stay No. 1 in their class.
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Hawks’ past week left much to be desired; could this week turn the tide?
This week, the 10th-place Hawks play three teams that aren’t in the top six of their respective conferences — the Bucks, Grizzlies and Suns.
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Braves shortstop Ha-Seong Kim suffers hand injury, will miss 4-5 months
Atlanta will likely look to Mauricio Dubon — acquired in the offseason from the Astros — while the veteran infielder Kim recovers from the surgery he underwent Sunday.
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Don’t be so quick to judge Falcons’ Kevin Stefanski on Browns tenure
Kevin Stefanski had two playoff appearances in six seasons in Cleveland, while Atlanta has now gone eight seasons without a playoff berth.
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Hiring losing coach is confident move by new Falcons president Matt Ryan
Choosing Kevin Stefanski, who had a 45-56 record with the Browns, could be unpopular with Falcons fans.























