BATON ROUGE, La. — Georgia senior Nikola Lomnicka captured her third consecutive hammer throw title at the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships during windy, rainy conditions Friday. - Full Story
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Georgia looks to secure another winning SEC season against Alabama
by Roger Clarkson
Southeastern Conference teams have a habit of cannibalizing each other during league play. Full Story
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RT @NCAATennis2012: W-R16: Georgia clinches on 3 with a win from Kowase. Bulldogs beat Texas 4-0. #NCAAMWT
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May. 11, 2012
Alex Wood and Michael Roth played chicken for the better part of seven innings. - Full Story
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All that stands in the way of Georgia reaching the round of 16 of the NCAA women’s tennis championships next week in Athens is Clemson. - Full Story
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The No. 9-ranked Georgia women’s golf team shot a 318 in Friday’s second round of the NCAA Central Regional and fell from second to 11th on the team leaderboard in the process. - Full Story
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The fourth-seeded Georgia softball team dropped a 1-0 decision to top-seeded Alabama in the semifinals of the SEC Tournament on Friday. - Full Story
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You recruiting nuts from the Athens area are in luck this weekend. Five of Georgia’s 2012 football signees are right in your backyard, competing at the GHSA boys state track and field championships at Jefferson Memorial Stadium. Marc Weiszer and I managed swing by there briefly on Thursday and caught up with a few of [...] - Full Story
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Who says big-time college football is all consuming for players these days? Georgia linebacker Christian Robinson, tight end Arthur Lynch and snapper Ty Frix are spending nearly four weeks on a study abroad trip to Italy before returning for summer workouts in Athens. “We just ran up the biggest mountain in Cortona,” Robinson tweeted today. [...] - Full Story
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May. 10, 2012
They became close friends living on the same floor of a dorm at the United States Tennis Association Training Center in Boca Raton, Fla. - Full Story
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BATON ROUGE, La. — Georgia senior Cory Holman positioned himself in third place in the decathlon during the first day of the multi-events at the Southeastern Conference Outdoor Championships on Thursday. - Full Story
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This weekend will be one of the busiest of the year on UGA’s campus, highlighted by today’s graduation ceremonies. - Full Story
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Just two years ago, Angie Johnson was an assistant coach on Florida State’s bench when Jasmine James’ buzzer-beating bucket knocked the Seminoles out of the NCAA Tournament. - Full Story
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — The ninth-ranked Georgia women’s golf team fired an 11-over 299 in Thursday’s opening round of the NCAA Central Regional at Ohio State University’s Scarlet Course. - Full Story
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — The fourth-seeded Georgia softball team advanced to the semifinals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament with a 6-4 win over fifth-seeded Kentucky on Thursday afternoon. - Full Story
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JEFFERSON—Georgia fullback signee Quayvon Hicks will report to Athens on June 4 with some big expectations set for him by running backs coach Bryan McClendon. “He wants to see a high school student pretty much come in as a man,” the Pierce County product said. “We’re trying to be the best backfield in the nation [...] - Full Story
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ATLANTA -- Georgia Tech took the season series against Georgia with an 8-6 win Wednesday in front of a crowd of 2,382 at Russ Chandler Stadium. - Full Story
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May. 9, 2012
Although there’s no question No. 11 Georgia will go all-out at this weekend’s Southeastern Conference softball tournament, recent history suggests the quicker the Bulldogs exit the tournament, the better their chances of reaching the Women’s College World Series. - Full Story
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Georgia has a rich tradition in throwing the javelin. - Full Story
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Georgia football coach Mark Richt won’t be able to resume phone calls to recruits until Monday under a two-week ban for an NCAA secondary violation the school reported after televised comments he made on signing day. The restriction from placing recruiting telephone calls extends to communicating to recruits via video conferencing on Skype, according to [...] - Full Story
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Georgia’s biggest question mark heading into preseason practices will probably be its offensive line, but an impact freshman will get a chance to be the latest rookie to crack the Bulldogs’ starting lineup up front. “We’ve had some success in the past,” coach Mark Richt said. Freshman John Theus from Jacksonville, Fla., could do what [...] - Full Story
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May. 8, 2012
Pete Nagel has traveled a long way in the past year. - Full Story
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Pete Nagel has traveled a long way in the past year. - Full Story
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Georgia has spent the last two years watching the NCAA National Championships from outside the ropes. - Full Story
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Georgia has spent the last two years watching the NCAA National Championships from outside the ropes. - Full Story
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As a predetermined host of an NCAA Regional, the Georgia men's golf team knew its destination before Monday's selection show. Now, the Bulldogs know who will be joining them in Athens. - Full Story
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May. 7, 2012
Martin Grodzki came close to redshirting during Georgia’s last season so he could concentrate on qualifying for the German Olympic team. - Full Story
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