From the Blogs: What team will land Mr. Football; Groh tears...

Recruiting:

Alvin Kamara, the AJC’s Mr. Football, has two major decisions to make over the next month:

The biggest one is picking a college, with the Norcross High School running back listing Alabama and UGA as his co-leaders, and Oregon somewhere in the mix. He's got a month to figure that out. Continue reading Alabama and UGA fighting it out for last visit with AJC's Mr. Football

Tech: Groh tears into Yellow Jackets

Did you hear what the former Georgia Tech defensive coordinator Al Groh said about his 2 ½ years coaching the Yellow Jackets? Read the details

ExploreTech closes nonconference play with win

Falcons:

ExploreInjury report: Robinson plans to be ready for playoff game

ExploreAtlanta Falcons: Smith is happy that Koetter is staying on board

Mark Bradley:

Explore2013 could be big for Tech, which could stand a big year

Jeff Schultz

ExploreGeorgia projects well for 2013, even with flaws in win

UGA

ExploreMark Richt: Rebuilding Dogs’ defense doesn’t mean setback in 2013

High School Sports

ExploreWednesday high school basketball highlights and results

Atlanta Hawks

ExploreDrew named Coach of the Month

Atlanta Braves

ExploreOn the Braves’ Indian-head logo, future catching and LF

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ExploreLate sports updates

A note to phone app readers: The new AJC Breaking News app does not include the full feeds of sports blogs. This is a temporary technical issue that we are working to solve in January 2013. We will post highlights from the blogs here, and you may also want to visit the AJC mobile web site for full access to the blogs. Home page | Mobile sports home | Pages for individual teams

After catching Jerry Mack’s eye early, he’s become key to KSU’s success

Watching a clip of Christian Moss made Jerry Moss interested in pursuing a coaching job at Kennesaw.

Undefeated first-year coach Jarvis Jones ‘grateful’ for return to alma mater

Former UGA All-American Jarvis Jones has Carver-Columbus 9-0 in his first season coaching at the school he helped lead to a state championship in 2007.