Here we are, entering Memorial Day weekend, and some in the baseball world are looking at the Atlanta Braves franchise and saying " It's alive!" Yes, the Braves have been above .500 for two days in a row at 24-23. ( though yesterday was an off- day)
So.... What's New? One of these years, the NFL draft will come and go and the Atlanta Falcons will make no news beyond selecting a few logical picks to improve their team. But not this year. Again. The 2025 draft is now in the rear view mirror. And
Just when the Atlanta Braves seemed to be emerging from their early season funk, another problem jumped into the picture. This time it wasn't an injury, or a PED violation/ suspension from a newly acquired high-priced player. No, this was an occasion of slacker baseball, but with
Deep-Thinking Duke Alum Blames The ACC For Blue Devils' Late Collapse vs Houston In Saturday's Semi's Well, they just about had me on board. Which is noteworthy because Duke basketball is normally pretty easy to dislike, what with their gaudy resume, deep resources and
Haven't we seen this movie a jillion times? How in the world can baseball players still be getting caught using steroids? And how can an offense of that sort not obviate an otherwise "guaranteed" contract. Shrug. For the Atlanta Braves, it's an embarrassing situation
There's much that's unknown about any college football team five months prior to the first .game. That certainly includes Georgia Tech. But to the extent that expectations eventually become actual deeds, the quarterback position looks strong for Tech in 2025. The coaching staff believes their QB
San Diego Dismissed The Braves Without Much Trouble , Sweeping Four Games We're not yet to April , and the Braves are in last place in their division. The Hometown Boys had a rough weekend in San Diego. They lost game one when their bullpen blew up, giving up four
Rich Yunkus had to be unimpressed. Techs NIT hero from yesteryear would not have recognized the play. The Jackets' post-season aadventure in " that other tournament " didn't last long. One game. A loss to Jacksonville State. If you want to be snarky, you could make
About seven percent of high school football players go on to play in college. Fewer than two percent of college players ever make a pro roster. And the average duration of an NFL career is about three-plus years. How then do we reconcile those numbers with the startling development
Georgia Tech snd Vanderbilt have a long standing rivalry, going back to 1892 and including 38 games. The series has been quite sporadic over the past six decades. Prior to Techs departure from the SEC in the early 60s, the two teams met fairly regularly. Tech has won 12 of
It's said that all great teams need passion-- It's simple as simple can be. And in fortunate Georgia Tech fashion, All Tech fans know Passion is Key. Patrick Conarro RamblinSports.com
Tech Owns The Scuffle, Bulldogs Get The Win...Plus A Loud Message. Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key said it out loud to begin his post-game remarks. " There are no moral victories " declared Key, in the immediate aftermath of his team's razor thin, two-point,