Etienne Marcel Pourtout
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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: Kennesaw State University signed 16 recruits during National Signing Day, head coach Brian Bohannon announced on Wednesday (Feb. 4). The second signing class in school history includes seven high school players, six junior college athletes, and three four-year transfers who have signed grant-in-aids. Bohannon and his staff’s recruiting efforts resulted
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Georgia State announced a class of 24 student-athletes on National Signing Day, including seven high school players who signed Wednesday to go along with 17 mid-year enrollees who are already on campus. The 2015 class is comprised of eight junior college players, six transfers from UAB who are eligible immediately
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Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: Georgia Tech Football signed its largest recruiting class of the Paul Johnson Era on Wednesday with 27 prospects comprising the Yellow Jackets’ 2015 signing class. Seventeen of the 27 signees hail from the Peach State. Tech’s new group of #FutureJackets are represented by five states – Georgia (17), Florida (5),
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Release from Kennesaw State Athletics: Yonel Brown scored 27 points to lead the Kennesaw State basketball team over Paine College 80-75 on Tuesday, February 3. Brown’s point total was the third highest he has had so far this season. There were two other KSU players that scored in double figures for the game. Nigel Pruitt
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We spoke with Georgia Tech softball head coach Shelly Hoerner before practice on Feb. 3. Topics included the Yellow Jackets’ offseason, preparing for the season opener on Feb. 6, the makeup of the overall roster and starting the year with multiple tournaments in Florida.
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We caught up with Georgia Tech softball players, senior infielder Chelsie Thomas and junior infielder Maddie Lionberger, before a team practice on Feb. 3. Topics included the offseason training of the Yellow Jackets, preparing for the season opener on Feb. 6, overall team expectations and activities each of them participates in outside of softball.
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