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Braves announce their entire 2026 coaching staff
Eight newcomers will give manager Walt Weiss plenty of fresh perspective.
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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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Updated College Football Playoff rankings confirm Georgia-Texas as top-10 battle
In the latest College Football Playoff rankings for Week 12, Georgia comes in at No. 5. The Bulldogs take on No. 10 Texas this week.
How does a team prepare for the playoffs with four weeks off? ‘Less is more’
After a practice-heavy layoff left his team 'tired' before a first-game exit in last season's playoffs, Athens Academy coach Josh Alexander has a new plan for this year.
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Drake Baldwin wins National League Rookie of the Year
Braves catcher Drake Baldwin won the 2025 National League Rookie of the Year award. Baldwin earned the honor over Cubs pitcher Cade Horton and Brewers infielder Caleb Durbin.
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Next opponent for Falcons: A quick look at Bryce Young and the Panthers
Quarterback Bryce Young continues to struggle, but the Panthers' run game ranks eighth in the league, which will be a tough task for the Falcons' 29th-ranked rush defense.
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Tentative GHSA region alignments for 2026-28 announced after classes settled
The highest class will be 7A, with Class A Division I and II becoming classes 2A and A, respectively.
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Vitsanity: Hawks hold on to beat Clippers thanks to Vit Krejci’s career night
The Hawks opened up their first West Coast swing with a hard-fought 105-102 win over the Clippers at the Intuit Dome.
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Raheem Morris addresses Penix, third downs, clock management, staff performance
Falcons coach Raheem Morris talks over Sunday' loss to the Indianapolis Colts and gives his support to quarterback Michael Penix Jr.
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GHSA reclassification committee approves 17 of 52 appeals
The Georgia High School Association Reclassification Committee heard 49 appeals Monday from schools trying to move down in classification for the next two years.


































