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Georgia head coach Kirby Smart earns $13 million a year, a figure that outpaces most peers while the program’s revenue far exceeds his compensation, prompting calls for a pay adjustment.
Three‑star edge rusher Olayiwola Taiwo has narrowed his college choices to five programs, including the University of Georgia, and is set to take an official visit this weekend.
The American Baseball Coaches Association has released its 2026 Division II All‑Region teams, recognizing eight Peach Belt athletes, including historic honors for Koehler and standout performances by his peers.
The Wolves completed a dominant 22‑8 season with a 14‑1 victory, securing their sixth state title.
Four Georgia high schools — Locust Grove, South Atlanta, LaFayette and Jordan — have announced new head coaches, marking a busy period for the GHSA as the offseason wraps up.
The Georgia Bulldogs showcased a blend of power and adaptability, winning the SEC Tournament without relying solely on home runs.
Abigail Palmer, a senior at Athens Christian, discovered soccer late, excelled under supportive coaches, and chose Toccoa Falls College over other options, offering a reminder to embrace new challenges.
In Dalton, Georgia, carpet production meets championship soccer, driven by immigrant roots, dedicated coaches, and a fan base that turns every match into a celebration.
Etowah High School’s baseball team clinches the Class 6A state title, ending a 31‑year championship drought with a clutch hit from senior Matthew Sharman.
The Augusta Lynx, a new ECHL franchise owned by Tim Tebow and David Hodges, was officially unveiled, marking the return of professional hockey to Augusta and the launch of a 10,500‑seat arena slated for the 2027‑28 season.
Around 60 young athletes are honing their baseball skills under the guidance of Augusta University coaches and players, with Riley Akins and Ty Cobb sharing how the camp enriches both campers and mentors.
The 6‑foot‑2, 82‑inch‑wingspan prospect from Grayson High School announced his pledge to the University of Georgia, citing a clear pathway to early playing time and a coaching staff that values his versatility.
The Atlanta Hawks elevate Onsi Saleh to president of basketball operations, rewarding his strategic turnaround that secured a playoff berth and earned him a top‑three finish for Executive of the Year.
Waylon Wooten, a 6‑foot‑2, 300‑pound defensive lineman from Grayson High School, pledged to the University of Georgia, becoming the first lineman and eighth overall commit in the 2027 class.
Waylon Wooten, a 2027 three‑star defensive lineman from Grayson High School, has pledged to the Georgia Bulldogs, marking the first defensive‑line commitment in the class and adding to a growing list of key recruits.
The SEC's decision to scrap cupcake weekend ends a long‑standing tradition that highlighted freshman talent and offered fans a relaxed prelude to rivalry games.
Anthony Williams, a Georgia Tech alumnus and former defensive end, has been named head coach at Locust Grove, inheriting a team that achieved a historic region championship but must rebuild after eight forfeited games.
Three‑star recruit Waylon Wooten pledged to the University of Georgia, highlighting personal connections, coaching influence, and a clear path to the NFL.
Georgia Tech announced a five‑year contract for Coach James Ramsey, securing his leadership through 2031 after a record‑setting 48‑9 season, sweeping ACC titles, earning the No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament, and receiving a historic scholarship donation.
Arkansas has revealed its 2026 season kickoff times, raising questions about player recovery after a late-night trip to Utah followed by a morning showdown with Georgia.
The Hilltoppers will open the 2026 season with three road games, face Georgia, Indiana and New Mexico State, and conclude the year with the CUSA Championship on Dec. 4, all televised across CBS Sports Network, SEC Network, ESPN Platforms and ESPN2.
The latest All-Cov News baseball selections spotlight standout performances from across Georgia’s regions, featuring MVP Kendall Turner, breakout pitcher Levi Pickett, Coach of the Year Chris Davis, and a host of emerging talents.
Research from UGA’s Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities highlights the steep price of competitive youth soccer, the market forces that sustain it, and the collaborative solutions that could open the field to low‑income families.
Stratford’s Eagles secured a flawless 20‑0 season by defeating archrival FPD 4‑3 in overtime, highlighted by Emma Lizotte’s game‑winning goal and a gritty performance on a muddy field.