GreenJackets take opener in Savannah series
Augusta’s Andy Reichard delivered a six inning gem allowing two hits and one run in a 4-1 victory over Savannah. Reichard improved to 2-0, struck out seven, and retired 11 straight batters to start the game.
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Nike Nationals draws top women basketball coaches to North Augusta
USC Aiken coach Mike Brandt and UConn assistant Marisa Moseley attended the Nike Nationals event at Riverview Park Activities Center to scout elite players and compare practices. Moseley notes UConns 78 game win streak while Brandt uses the gathering to network and learn from top DI programs.
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Braves unable to capitalize on home field as road woes persist
Chipper Jones called for a return to Atlanta as the Braves dropped four of six on the road. Washington Nationals edged Atlanta 5-3 behind Scott Olsen’s return, with Adam Dunn and Ian Desmond homering. Despite a 34-13 home mark, Atlanta sank to 19-19 vs NL East rivals and saw Strasburg land on the disabled list.
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Falcons eye big goals in Ryan era third season
Flowery Branch Georgia The Falcons aim higher in year three of Matt Ryan era after back-to-back winning seasons and a 9-7 finish. Owner Arthur Blank says the goal is rings as camp opens with injury returns including Peria Jerry Brian Williams Harry Douglas and William Moore. Falcons schedule joint workouts with Jaguars and Patriots and an exhibition at the Georgia Dome.
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Clemson Athletics Reports Several NCAA Secondary Violations
Clemson University's athletics department disclosed seven NCAA secondary violations from January to July, with about half tied to food. Violations included an assistant coach per diem for breakfast, a 10 percent discount at a campus restaurant, and athletes paying charity fines. Three other Clemson infractions involved mislocated athlete photos and a recruiting‑related camp email. The university also released its drug‑testing results from July 2009 to June 2010, showing 722 tests with three positives all due to prescription medications.
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