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When a coach who has seen 282 All-America honors, eight national championships and coached eight Olympians in her 25-year tenure says the following, you've got to be doing something right: "Katie Heenan epitomizes college gymnastics and what a senior should be doing out there," Georgia gymnastics coach Suzanne Yoculan said. … 3 Comments
There's a big difference between Athens and Las Vegas. Most people wouldn't need someone to tell them that, but take it from Bryce Massanari. It's definitely different. "The people in Athens are a lot nicer," said Massanari, a junior catcher who transferred from a Las Vegas community college prior to this season. … 0 Comments
Senior Jay Pritchett is hardly the first person to make a comparison between Herschel Walker and Knowshon Moreno. But the senior has taken it to the next level by launching a Web site that sells merchandise dedicated to the 2008 Heisman trophy hopefuls, including "Knowshon for Heisman" hats styled after the "Herschel for Heisman" hats of the early '80s.
During the last two years, there has been one constant that has tagged along with each Georgia women's tennis victory. I am at the match, and I am writing a story about the match. To head coach Jeff Wallace, I am a lucky leprechaun leaping in a valley of four-leaf clovers attempting to find him a big pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. … 0 Comments
Every lifter started as a beginner at one point. Here are some of the most commonly asked questions, explained: How often should I lift? When you're first starting out, try training your entire body three days a week via a full-body training split. You need to develop a foundation of strength first before you move into the more sophisticated training programs. … 0 Comments
It was one round short of a fairy tale week for Brendon Todd. Todd, a 2007 graduate and one of only two four-year All-Americans in Georgia men's golf history, entered the final round of last week's Athens Regional Foundation Classic tied for first. A final round 80 dropped him to a tie for 25th at 2-under-par, nine strokes back of champion Robert Damron. … 0 Comments
