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Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 26, 2008
Good morning. You just missed Opening Day. The Boston Red Sox and the Oakland Athletics played the first game of the major league season Tuesday morning (normal baseball earth time) in Tokyo. I imagine Japan will …
Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 24, 2008
In the past several months, Atlanta sports fans have witnessed the firings, scorched-earth reassignments or sudden exits of three coaches and three executives, which is a remarkable achievement considering the Hawks’ …
Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 18, 2008
THE TUESDAY COUNTDOWN: 10: South Alabama, Gonzaga, Austin Peay and Western Kentucky. I mean, duh. 9: There’s a tendency in these parts to believe college basketball doesn’t exist outside of the ACC. But forgive me, for …
Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 17, 2008
We saw things that previously existed only in hallucinations. A conference punching bag wearing championship hats and T-shirts (somebody actually had those ready?). The maligned coach smiling, climbing a ladder …
Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 16, 2008
There weren’t many Georgia fans in the building, and some of those carried a tuba. But if anything, that probably made this team feel right at home. Anonymity seems to work for the Bulldogs. So, apparently, do …
Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 16, 2008
There were fewer than 100 Georgia fans in the building, which if nothing else probably made this team feel right at home. Anonymity seems to work for the Bulldogs. So, apparently, do nonsensical storylines, natural …
Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 15, 2008
Most figured it was going to take some cataclysmic event for Georgia to make it through the SEC basketball tournament this weekend. You just assumed it would be something relatively pedestrian, like Kentucky and …
Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 14, 2008
If this weekend has been perceived as some job-saving mission for Dennis Felton, the man is still sitting in his paddleboat. Georgia’s opening game in the SEC tournament Thursday night (and Friday morning) was much …
Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 13, 2008
In the 13 years that have passed since Hugh Durham was nudged out the door, Georgia’s basketball program can be accused of being a lot of things. Mundane is not one of them. Tubby Smith stayed for two seasons, then...
Sports Columnists | ajc.com - Mar 10, 2008
At the end of this Thrashers season, Don Waddell likely will be subjected to some sort of performance review. We can’t know if owners will conduct separate reviews for each of Waddell’s jobs: executive vice president …