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Golf > The PLAYERS Kicks off Thursday
PONTE VEDRA BEACH -- It's the largest purse in tournament golf: The PLAYERS Championship. It gets underway Thursday at the TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course. Here's a few comments from some of the world's top golfers,…
Beckham > Jay Rome: Winner on the Field…
Chris Beckham, Host, The Morning Drive, Newstalk 105.9 Valdosta High alumni and current University of Georgia tight end Jay Rome joined The Morning Drive this week to discuss the upcoming season and the demands of…
Packers > Colquitt Earns Spot in USA Today…
USA TODAY It took years of almost winning a state title for Colquitt County to have the privilege of having a target on its back. Packer Head Coach Rush Propst isn’t itching to remove it.…
Golf > TPC Sawgrass Tree on No. 6…
PONTE VEDRA BEACH – As the world’s best players descend upon Ponte Vedra Beach this week in a quest for the coveted PLAYERS Championship title, they’ll have one less obstacle to navigate on the Stadium…
Braves > Johnson leads Reds Shutout
ATLANTA -- A memorable afternoon for Kelly Johnson almost didn't happen. Johnson was a last-minute addition to the lineup, and he hit a two-run homer as the Atlanta Braves shut out the Cincinnati Reds 5-0…
Hawks > Cold Shooting gives Wizards Game One
ATLANTA -- After resting up for the past week, the Washington Wizards merely had to withstand Atlanta's early pace. Once the Hawks ran out of gas, Bradley Beal and the Wizards took control. Just call…
Gators > Can former coach Donovan revitalize OKC?
Matt Zemek, Crossover Chronicles The most essential difference between coaching in the pros and coaching in college is — and always has been — a very simple one: The colleges are a coach’s game, while…
Braves > Foltynewicz Leads Atlanta Rebound Win over…
[caption id="attachment_23742" align="alignnone" width="630"] USA TODAY Sports[/caption] ATLANTA -- Mike Foltynewicz knew the Atlanta Braves were counting on him to pitch at least five innings and keep the score close. They just weren't sure how…