Ken Sugiura

Ken Sugiura is a sports columnist at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Formerly the Georgia Tech beat reporter, Sugiura started at the AJC in 1998 and has covered a variety of beats, mostly within sports.

Latest from Ken Sugiura

All is not lost for Georgia Tech, but its margin for error is

4 quick takeaways from Georgia Tech’s loss to N.C. State

A flat start was too much to overcome for Georgia Tech this time in a 48-36 loss to NC State, the Yellow Jackets' first loss of the season after an 8-0 start.

Even at No. 8, Georgia Tech can’t afford letdown to achieve its CFP dreams

Yellow Jackets’ final three ACC games, plus showdown against Georgia, present challenges.

It’s early, but Falcons are at risk of squandering Bijan Robinson’s brilliance

Ken Sugiura writes that the Atlanta Falcons are running the risk of squandering Bijan Robinson's brilliance.

Why Braves’ speculated managerial candidate may not prove to be the hire

Danny Lehmann is considered a top pick as Braves' manager, but the team may still be weighing options.

A miserable loss leaves even less reason to believe in Falcons, Morris

Falcons coach Raheem Morris was accountable for the team's failures after a 34-10 loss to Miami, but that isn't enough if this team wants to make the postseason.

Georgia Tech’s 1966 team, the last to reach 7-0, swept up by current Jackets

The 1966 team holds an entrenched place in Tech football history. The Jackets finished the season at 9-2, reaching No. 5 in the AP poll.

What do NBA scouts think about the Hawks? We asked 2 to weigh in

A most intriguing season awaits.

Falcons and mediocrity are in a monogamous relationship

As dream matchup shapes up, Georgia Tech and Georgia are quite alike

Georgia and Georgia Tech are on parallel paths in a season that could end in the most consequential meeting between the rivals in 80 years.