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What’s the plan for Falcons QB next season? AJC writers predict the answer.
The Falcons have a quarterback quandary. But it’s not the traditional situation where there’s a question about who the starter will be. AJC writers give their thoughts.
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KEN SUGIURA: ‘Stats are for losers’: Haynes King’s parents are a lot like Haynes King
Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King got his love of winning and his toughness from his parents, who are 'living a dream' watching their son fulfill his.
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Inside look: Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center is a palace
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution received an exclusive tour of the $200 million headquarters for the United States Soccer Federation.
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Georgia high school football playoffs live blog: 5A game called after brawl in 3Q
The latest high school football highlights from around the state for the second round of the GHSA playoffs.
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Braves make several signings ahead of Friday nontender deadline
Players who aren’t tendered contracts become free agents.
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Is it time for a massive Falcons franchise reboot?
With the Falcons likely to miss the playoffs for the eighth straight season, is it time for the franchise to start over yet again?
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21 games between top-10 teams headline second round of GHSA playoffs
There will be 21 games between top-10 teams in the second round of the GHSA playoffs on Friday, and seven of the AJC Super 11 players are still playing.
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Atlanta TV sports listings
A look at the TV listings for major sporting events for Atlanta today and this week.
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Grayson snags No. 1 national ranking from Florida powerhouse IMG Academy
Defending Class 6A champion Grayson picked up its second No. 1 national football ranking when USA Today moved the Rams into the top spot this week.
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SEC coaches see broken promise in College Football Playoff rankings
The decision for the SEC going to a nine-game schedule — against the coaches’ wishes — is an issue that promises to resurface if the CFP rankings don’t work themselves out.






















































































