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Georgia routs Arkansas to win SEC baseball tournament for first time
Georgia completed a sweep of this year's SEC baseball titles Sunday, with the Bulldogs winning the tournament crown to follow up their regular-season championship.
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Eagles’ Nolan Smith Jr. arrested for driving 135 mph in Georgia
Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Nolan Smith Jr. was arrested last week in his home state of Georgia for driving nearly double the speed limit, authorities said.
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Georgia safety Ja’Marley Riddle arrested on drug, speeding charges
Georgia safety Ja'Marley Riddle was arrested last week on two felony counts of possession of a controlled substance and a misdemeanor speeding charge.
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Ticket sales for Best of Preps banquet with Ladd McConkey set to begin
A familiar face will headline this year's Times Free Press Best of Preps awards banquet, one who once appeared among the athletes being honored.
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QB play could be key to ending SEC’s national championship drought
The SEC is going through a national championship drought in football, the kind of lull the league last endured more than two decades ago.
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With spring practice over, who are the SEC’s key players for 2026?
The SEC showcases standouts and stars every football season. Some are known commodities, while others are on the verge of becoming household names.
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Kirby Smart discusses Bulldogs’ injuries after G-Day spring game
Georgia edge rusher Amaris Williams has a noncontact knee injury and is expected to miss extended time, coach Kirby Smart confirmed Saturday.
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Bulldogs were helped this spring by bringing back boatload of starters
Georgia managed to retain the most top-level talent of any football program in the Southeastern Conference ahead of the 2026 season.
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Georgia hires McNeese State coach to lead Lady Bulldogs
Georgia announced Sunday that Ayla Guzzardo, who led the McNeese State women's basketball team to a program-record 29 wins this season, has been hired as its next head coach.
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Katie Abrahamson-Henderson won’t return as Lady Bulldogs coach
The University of Georgia announced Saturday it has mutually agreed to part ways with women's basketball coach Katie Abrahamson-Henderson.
