UGA Roundup: Football greats Sinkwich, Trippi honored with awards...

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Two of Georgia’s greatest football players will be honored with special awards named after them, according to an announcement by coach Mark Richt. Full Story

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Feb. 22, 2012

Georgia cornerback Sanders Commings, who was given a two game suspension by coach Mark Richt last week, reached an informal resolution with the university’s Office of Student Conduct last Friday related to his domestic violence arrest on Jan. 21. Commings admitted to violating university conduct regulations by engaging in “physical abuse, physical intimidation, coercion, and/or [...] - Full Story

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Feb. 21, 2012

Mention LSU to Georgia freshman forward Nemanja Djurisic and what pops into his head isn’t the connection between the schools’ head coaches, but the Tigers’ superstar from 1989-92. - Full Story

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GEORGIA STATE AT NO. 9 GEORGIA - Full Story

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LONDON, England — Former Georgia standout Chris Colwill finished ninth in the men’s 3-meter preliminaries Tuesday at the FINA Diving World Cup to advance to Wednesday’s semifinals and qualify the United States for a second Olympic spot on that event. - Full Story

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Feb. 20, 2012

Two of Georgia’s greatest football players will be honored with special awards named after them, according to an announcement by coach Mark Richt. - Full Story

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Georgia moved into a tie at No. 3 in the GymInfo Top 25 with Alabama this week with an average output of 196.725. - Full Story

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Georgia intends to offer multiyear scholarships in time for the spring signing period, athletic director Greg McGarity said Monday, but he will first seek input from the school’s coaches before that’s finalized. The school voted against an NCAA membership override last week and in support of the multiyear scholarship legislation that was adopted in August [...] - Full Story

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What do Mohamed Massaquoi and Keith Marshall have in common? It’s more than just being prominent North Carolina prep players that chose to play their college ball in Athens. The former Georgia wide receiver and current freshman Bulldogs running back were both together this weekend in Los Angeles for the Watkins Award trophy presentation. Marshall [...] - Full Story

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Feb. 19, 2012

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The No. 4 Georgia men’s tennis team won the first set in four of six singles matches against top-seeded and top-ranked Southern California, but the loss of the doubles point and a late rally by the Trojans proved too much as the three-time defending NCAA champions bounced the Bulldogs in the ITA National Indoor semifinals Sunday. - Full Story

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GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Jennifer George finished with 15 points to pace Florida, and the Gators used an 8-3 run in the game’s final 2:47 to upset No. 18 Georgia 61-57 on Sunday. - Full Story

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North Oconee graduate Taylor Hicks hadn’t pitched a game in two years, so Sunday’s sloppy weather didn’t bother him a bit. - Full Story

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Georgia fouled Vanderbilt’s John Jenkins twice on 3-point attempts Sunday in the first half to send the sharpshooting guard to the free-throw line. - Full Story

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Feb. 18, 2012

For better or worse, Georgia’s Gerald Robinson isn’t afraid to try to make things happen when a game is on the line. - Full Story

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Georgia women’s swimming and diving team won its third consecutive Southeastern Conference title in convincing fashion on Saturday at the Allan Jones Aquatic Center on the Tennessee campus. - Full Story

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The Georgia men’s tennis team won its second match in two days at the ITA National Indoors, earning a thrilling 4-2 victory over fifth-ranked Florida on Saturday to punch its ticket to the semifinals at the Boar’s Head Sports Club. - Full Story

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Down to the final out, Georgia’s Brett DeLoach delivered a pinch-hit two-run double for a 5-4 dramatic victory over Presbyterian on Saturday at Foley Field. - Full Story

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Georgia faced an unranked opponent for the first time all season when Kentucky came to town on Saturday, so it figured it wouldn’t get a big push from the other side of the gym. - Full Story

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Georgia hasn’t played many games decided on the last possession so far this season. - Full Story

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Feb. 17, 2012

David Perno saw exactly what he wanted in Georgia’s season opener. - Full Story

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Erin Arevalo allowed but two hits and Ashley Pauly drove in six runs as the Georgia softball team routed Connecticut 8-1 on Friday at the Frank Turner Softball Complex. - Full Story

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CORNELIA — - Full Story

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AUBURN, Ala. — Former Georgia defensive coordinator Willie Martinez was hired as a defensive assistant by Auburn on Friday. - Full Story

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Last week, Georgia used two athletes in all-around competition. - Full Story

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Feb. 16, 2012

Colby May’s career started with a bang as he made the Southeastern Conference’s all-freshman team. But injuries and a prolonged slump left him without similar honors the next two years. - Full Story

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College baseball programs rarely get the opportunity to cultivate senior classes that bring both experience and high-end productivity to the plate. - Full Story

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