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| Three new events highlight 2010 Nationwide calendar | Mon Jan 11 12:24:52 2010 EST |
| its unique place in golf," said Nationwide Tour president Bill Calfee. "We continue to be impressed with the positive momentum and the undeniable impact our players and tournaments are having." There are two new venues on tap in 2010. The University of Georgia Golf Course will stage the Athens Classic at UGA April 29-May 2 and the University of Maryland Golf Course hosts the Melwood Prince George's County Open June 3-6. Ohio State University Scarlet Course already is site for the Nationwide Chi | |
| Ex-Ga. player's injury insurance lawsuit dismissed | Wed Dec 30 06:52:00 2009 EST |
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) -A judge has dismissed a former University of Georgia football player's lawsuit against the university's athletic association and one of its former employees. Junior cornerback Decory Bryant's football career ended with a neck injury in a game against the University of Alabama-Birmingham in 2003. Bryant's lawsuit said officials failed to complete paperwork for an insurance policy that could have awarded him up to $500,000. Bryant had prospects for a pro career but doctors | |
| Cassel, McDaniels meet again in Broncos-Chiefs tilt | Sat Dec 5 22:34:27 2009 EST |
| receptions, 4 total TD) and third-down specialist Correll Buckhalter (450 rushing yards, 1 TD, 24 receptions). Moreno, the Broncos' first selection in this past April's draft, has especially been a factor in recent weeks, with the former University of Georgia star averaging a healthy 5.6 per rush as the lead back over the past three games. Physical wide receiver Brandon Marshall (58 receptions, 714 yards, 6 TD), one of the few holdovers from the Shanahan days, continues to be the No. 1 target | |
| AFC West: Unbeaten Broncos face uphill battle | Tue Sep 29 17:46:58 2009 EST |
| o, who has a quick release and fine pass catchers to throw to in Roy Williams, Jason Witten and Patrick Crayton. Denver's offense didn't have to do much in the passing game, because rookie running back Knowshon Moreno seemed to regain his University of Georgia form with 90 yards and his first NFL touchdown on 21 touches. First-year Bronco Correll Buckhalter finished with 108 yards on 14 carries in the team's 215- yard effort on the ground. The successful rush took a lot of pressure off quarterb | |
| NCAA president Myles Brand dies at age 67 | Wed Sep 16 18:03:08 2009 EST |
| resident since January, 2003. He was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in December, 2008. "Myles Brand was a dear friend and a great academic leader. He was a tireless advocate for the student-athlete," said Michael Adams, president of the University of Georgia and chair of the NCAA Executive Committee. "Indeed, he worked to ensure that the student was first in the student-athlete model. He will be greatly missed." Prior to his tenure as the Association's chief executive -- the first former univ | |
| Georgia loses OT Sturdivant for season again | Sun Sep 6 20:22:27 2009 EST |
| Athens, GA (Sports Network) - For the second consecutive year, University of Georgia offensive tackle Trinton Sturdivant suffered a season-ending knee injury. Sturdivant suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during the 13th-ranked Bulldogs' 24-10 loss to ninth-ranked Oklahoma State on Saturday. The injury occurred midway through the third quarter, and Sturdivant did not return. Georgia head coach Mark Richt said the sophomore Sturdivant is "going to battle, and he'll be ba | |
| Winborn, Shockley, Among Falcons' Final Cuts | Sat Sep 5 20:55:39 2009 EST |
| starting job after being acquired as a free agent during the offseason. But the 30-year-old former Vanderbilt standout did not do enough to distinguish himself during the preseason, and was released. Shockley, the former local star at the University of Georgia, was attempting to make the team as the third quarterback behind Matt Ryan and Chris Redman. But Shockley, who was the inactive third quarterback for all of last season, lost out to undrafted rookie John Parker Wilson, who had been more c | |
| Browns sign second-round pick WR Massaquoi | Tue Jul 28 18:37:43 2009 EST |
| Berea, OH (Sports Network) - The Cleveland Browns inked second-round draft pick wide receiver Mohamed Massaquoi on Tuesday. The Browns made Massaquoi the 50th overall selection in the 2009 draft out of the University of Georgia. Over a four-year stint with the Bulldogs, Massaquoi accumulated 158 receptions for 2,282 receiving yards and 16 TDs. His receiving yards rank fourth in school history. During his senior year in 2008, the 22-year-old had 58 catches for 920 yards and was a first team All- | |
| Vikings sign third-round pick Allen | Thu Jul 23 12:24:37 2009 EST |
| sota Vikings have signed cornerback Asher Allen, the club's third-round pick in the 2009 NFL Draft. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Allen was selected with the 86th overall pick of the draft after a standout three-year career at the University of Georgia. In his final season as a junior, Allen finished with 53 tackles in 13 games and was a finalist for the Lott Trophy as the top defensive back in the nation. In addition to his play on defense, Allen was also one the top kick returners in | |
| Georgia extends the contract of Landers | Fri Jul 17 16:03:12 2009 EST |
| Athens, GA (Sports Network) - The University of Georgia extended the contract of women's basketball coach Andy Landers on Friday, keeping him with the Lady Bulldogs through the 2013-14 season. Landers, who took over the basketball program as a 26-year-old back on April 24, 1979, inked a three-year extension. He remains the only full-time hoops coach at the university. "I am pleased and excited to extend Andy's contract," University of Georgia Athletics Director Damon Evans said. "His commitment | |
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