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ESPN ranks Georgia's David Pollack among College football's top 25 players of the 21st century
This week saw ESPN statistician Bill Connelly attempt to rank college football's top 25 players of the 21st century. Georgia defensive lineman David Pollack, who played from 2001-04, made the list, coming in at No. 15 overall. Pollack is the No. 6 ranked defensive player on the list and the No. 2 defensive end, with Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh at No. 1, Miami safety Ed Reed at No. 5, Arizona State defensive end Terrell Suggs at No. 11, Buffalo linebacker Khalil Mack at No. 13, and Pittsburgh defensive tackle Aaron Donald at No. 14.
Cobb County Water System Reports 2 Sewage Overflows
The Cobb County Water System reported two sewage overflows. The first was an estimated 620 gallon wastewater sewer overflow occurred on July 27. The overflow, resulting from grease, occurred at 1430 Bentley Road in Marietta and discharged into a tributary to Rottenwood Creek. The Water System was notified of the overflow on July 27 at...
Toccoa Municipal Court Hearing Results in Shutdown of Regency Inn
In Toccoa, a local motel that police say has become a hub of criminal activity has been ordered to shut down for 30 days. During a Toccoa Municipal Court session last week, Judge Robert Sneed heard testimony from Toccoa Chief of Police Jimmy Mize and statements from City Attorney John Dickerson as well as testimony and comments from Gopal Pal, resident manager of Regency Inn on West Currahee Street in Toccoa, and Pal’s attorney James Irvin.
More Off Field Trouble for the Georgia Bulldogs, LSU TE Mason Taylor, Kentu
On today's show, we discuss the latest turmoil with the Georgia Bulldogs following another offseason arrest, this time with wide receiver Rara Thomas on battery & cruelty to children charges. In addition, according to the Athens Banner-Herald, Georgia has had at least 29 arrests or citations for speeding, reckless driving or racing since the crash that killed a player just a year and a half ago. Kirby Smart says he's addressed these issues with his team - so why do players continue to get into trouble? Should more suspensions help the cause? Kicking guys off the team? A stronger message needs to be sent in Athens.
Braves swing trade for former World Series MVP
The Atlanta Braves may be trying to rekindle some of the magic from their 2021 World Series run. On Monday, the Braves struck a deal with the San Francisco Giants to acquire outfielder Jorge Soler. ESPN’s Jeff Passan first reported the news, later adding that relief pitcher Luke Jackson was also headed to Atlanta in... The post Braves swing trade for former World Series MVP appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Georgia native wins medal in team gymnastics final — first for USA in 16 years
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Team USA won the bronze medal in the men’s gymnastics team final Monday. This is the first time the United States, including Georgia’s Brody Malone, has won a medal in the men’s gymnastics team competition since 2008. Aside from Malone, Stephen...
The Mall West End to be transformed into mixed-use site along with other affordable housing projects: City of Atlanta
ATLANTA — The City of Atlanta and Atlanta Urban Development (AUD) announced three new affordable housing projects, including redeveloping the West End, on Monday. According to the city, the projects combined will add nearly 350 affordable housing for Atlanta residents who are earning up to 80% of Area Median Income (AMI) in Atlanta. Each project will offer at least 20% of units affordable for those making 50% AMI and an additional 10% for people earning up to 80% AMI.
After the NBA, Grant Hill is transforming downtown Atlanta with a $5 billion development
Grant Hill is a former NBA superstar and Duke Blue Devils icon. The Detroit Pistons drafted him as a first-round pick in 1994, which marked his entry into the NBA. Hill began his basketball career early, as an outstanding high school and college player. Colleges began to notice his basketball skills during his freshman year in high school, leading to his recruitment.
Statesboro hosts first stop in Protecting Georgia farmland tour
STATESBORO, Ga. (WTOC) - Tuesday morning, the first stop of the Georgia State Senate’s “Protecting Georgia farmland tour” took place in Statesboro. Their goal is to talk to local farmers about their progress, and how to overcome the challenges that farmers face. At the Georgia Southern University...
A second Trump boat parade on Keowee
The organizer says a parade of boats next month on Lake Keowee will help promote the candidacy of Republican nominee for President Donald Trump. It’s also, says Seneca area resident Candy Bianco, a way to fly the colors and promote democracy. Bianco took part in the 2020 lake boat parade for Trump; this time, she’s taken it on herself to organize. Boaters who support Trump are invited to position their boats at the tip of South Cove for the excursion northward on the lake. The date is 11 o’clock Saturday morning, August 24, with a rain date the next day at 1:30 pm. Four years ago, the parade attracted an estimated 800 boats.