Georgia QBs seek standout in G-Day at Sanford Stadium
Georgia's spring QB race remains unsettled as Greyson Lambert Brice Ramsey and Jacob Eason vie for the starting role. Coach Kirby Smart aims for a clear standout in the G-Day game to ease the competition and reward leadership. Nick Chubb backs comeback while running backs battle for depth behind Michel Crowder Wilson.
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Centre Daily Times
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Johnson presses through depth chart as Tech spring starts
Georgia Tech opened spring practice with nine offensive starters back. Coach Paul Johnson faces a rocky path to cohesion amid a 3-9 season, injuries, and frequent position shuffles across the line and backfield. Talent shifts include TaQuon Marshall moving to quarterback and Searcy aiming to reclaim a lead role at running back.
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TaQuon Marshall
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Clinton Lynch
Lynn Griffin
Matthew Jordan
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Harris County
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Swann Becomes USC Athletic Director Amid Promise
Lynn Swann, former Steelers star and Rose Bowl participant, is introduced as USC athletic director succeeding Pat Haden. He pledges to learn, support coach Clay Helton, and restore Trojan national title success while praising USC’s beach volleyball team and his broader athletic leadership experience.
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Petrino Signs Seven Year Deal With Louisville Cardinals
Louisville coach Bobby Petrino and athletic director Tom Jurich announced a seven year contract worth 30.625 million dollars through 2023. Petrino, 55, has been 58-18 in two Cardinals stints and aims to build toward a national championship with quarterback Lamar Jackson returning and a strong program foundation.
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