Falcons may lose Julio Jones to season injury
Atlanta Falcons star Julio Jones suffered a foot injury in the loss to the New York Jets and will seek a foot specialist for a second opinion after doctors gave no encouraging results. Coach Mike Smith said Jones leads with 41 receptions and will be evaluated in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Pacers Open Top 15 Nationally in Division II Polls
USC Aiken men sit No. 4 and women No. 12 in the Division II Bulletin preseason rankings following strong 2012 13 seasons. The Pacers return most of their Elite Eight lineup under coach Vince Alexander as they prepare for 2013 14 Peach Belt play and Southeast region title defense.
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Clowney Reflects On Early Season After The Hit
South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney recalls the immediate impact of The Hit and how that moment elevated his NFL prospects. He emphasizes the significance of a decision made months earlier that should be remembered.
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Clowney Faces Scrutiny After Return To USC
No. 13 South Carolina visits Arkansas as Clowney's decision to return for his junior season draws criticism. He sat out USC's Kentucky game with a rib muscle strain, while media and fans question his commitment and future earnings.
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Braves optimistic about future after 96-win season
The Braves finished 96-66 in 2005 despite seven season ending injuries and two players hitting under .200. They fell to the Dodgers 4-3 in the NLDS ending a postseason series drought dating to 2001. Freddie Freeman MVP- type season and rising stars Kris Medlen Mike Minor Julio Teheran Evan Gattis and Craig Kimbrel provided hope for 2006.
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Time to rethink Gonzalez as Braves manager?
A column argues Fredi Gonzalez should not be fired yet despite another disappointing season. It praises progress under his three-year tenure, notes key injuries to Hudson Malcolm Heyward Heyward, and highlights rotation and bullpen challenges that hampered Atlanta’s postseason push.
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