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The ball is in Atlanta's court over the next nine days as sports fans across the nation focus on the NCAA's Final Four at the Georgia Dome.

The semifinals are Saturday and the championship game is Monday, but there's a host of other events around the city all weekend as well.

The AJC has the action covered on the court, and off the court too. Take a look at event schedules, traffic tips, food fun, TV and technological tidbits, economic impactment and more, then return to myajc.com Wednesday morning for a special report that takes a look back at 75 years of the NCAA Tournament.

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