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Former Jacksonville State defensive end Chris Hardie headed to SEC school
Former Jacksonville State defensive end Chris Hardie has committed to Ole Miss, according to his representatives at A&P Sports Agency. The 6-foot-2, 270-pound Hardie was a first-team All-Conference USA pick in 2023, when he totaled 61 tackles, 16 tackles for loss and 8.5 sacks for the Gamecocks. The Vincent native has one season of eligibility remaining.
Former Georgia defensive back announces transfer destination
After entering the transfer portal at the beginning of the month, a former Georgia Bulldogs safety has joined a new team. Patrick Taylor announced via his X account that he has joined the Jacksonville State Gamecocks. Taylor joined the Bulldogs as a preferred walk-on in 2020. He is listed at 5-foot-11, 170 pounds, and has experience playing at both safety and cornerback. He played high school football at Johns Creek in Alpharetta, Georgia, where he was an all-region and all-state cornerback. Taylor saw the field in three games in 2023 for UGA, getting three tackles in the process. Taylor also had offers from Troy and Austin Peay. In joining the Gamecocks, he joins a team entering its second year in the Football Bowl Subdivision and coming off a nine-win season in 2023. The head coach is Rich Rodriguez, a long-time Power Five level coach at Michigan, West Virginia and Arizona. COMMITTED🐔 @CoachLOlson @JaxStateFB pic.twitter.com/Sg453WEntX — Patrick Taylor (@Patrick_Taylor6) May 23, 2024 Taylor has two years of eligibility remaining.
Anniston Soccer All-State
Anniston, AL – Led by Turley, Donoho’s girls, boys boast eight all-state selections. State coaches chose a total of 33 area players. Four area baseball, softball players selected for North All-Stars. Donoho’s Erin Turley and Lincoln’s Kailey Morgan and Emi Nabors made the overall Alabama soccer coaches all-state team, regardless of classification. All three […] The post Anniston Soccer All-State appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
From Anniston’s Donoho Falcons to a New Bison
Anniston, AL – Sewell parlays three successful baseball seasons at Donoho into chance to play for Southern Union Community College. By Joe Medley Blake Sewell had a lot fewer than six degrees of separation from what became his chance to play college baseball. Hitting lessons with the right connection got the Donoho senior pitcher/infielder a look […] The post From Anniston’s Donoho Falcons to a New Bison appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
Northwest Florida advances to NJCAA Quarterfinal
OXFORD, AL. (WMBB) – The Northwest Florida State softball team shut out Pima (AZ) 7-0 on Tuesday afternoon, advancing to the NJCAA Tournament Quarterfinals. The Raiders improved to 56-4 and will face Wallace State (AL) on Wednesday, May 22, at 3:00 CDT.
Iowa Western Reivers Conclude Season with Strong Showings Despite World Series Loss
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Dynamite Dozen: Ranking the top 12 players from the 2024 AHSAA state baseball finals
The 2024 high school baseball season came to a close last week in Jacksonville. Six of the seven AHSAA baseball series went a full three games in a week filled with clutch performances and dramatic finishes. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on...
Georgia RB Andrew Paul announces transfer destination
Georgia Bulldogs running back Andrew Paul entered the transfer portal after having an impressive spring with Georgia. Now, Paul has announced his plans to transfer to the Jacksonville State Gamecocks. Paul previously visited the Michigan Spartans on April 20, so it is a bit of a surprise that he opted to transfer to Jacksonville State. Paul should be set to receive a ton of carries are Jacksonville State. Paul put together a strong performance in Georgia’s spring game, recording four carries for 44 rushing yards. We projected Paul as Georgia’s No. 3 or No. 4 running back before he left the Bulldogs. Paul, a former three-star recruit, was expected to receive carries as part of Georgia’s running backs rotation. The Dallas, Texas, product accumulated 129 rushing yards and a touchdown on 29 carries in 2023. Paul missed the 2022 season with a torn ACL and is finally looking healthy. 247Sports ranks Andrew Paul as a three-star transfer. He is ranked as the No. 684 player in the transfer portal and the No. 62 running back.
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