college basketball
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor Playing in front of a near sellout crowd, the Georgia Tech men’s basketball team notched its biggest win of the season, defeating third-ranked Virginia at home 68-64 on Saturday afternoon in an ACC contest. Quinton Stephens, Adam Smith and Nick Jacobs each had a team-high 16 points each for the…
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor The Sports Inquirer attended the post-game presser of Georgia State men’s basketball head coach Ron Hunter following his team’s 64-62 home win over Middle Tennessee State on Dec. 22. Topics included thoughts on the win, the improved play of the Panthers in the second half, contributions of senior guard Kevin…
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia Tech women’s basketball player Aaliyah Whiteside following her team’s 89-51 home win over St. Francis (Brooklyn) on Nov. 15. She scored a game-high 21 points and had three steals in the win. For her efforts, Whiteside was named the ACC Player of the Week…
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By E. Marcel Pourtot, Editor The Sports Inquirer spoke with Georgia Tech women’s basketball head coach MaChelle Joseph following her team’s 89-51 home win over St. Francis (Brooklyn) on Nov. 15. Topics included thoughts on the victory and how the Yellow Jackets look two games into the season.
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Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: Three-star wing Christian Matthews from National Christian Academy in Fort Washington, Md., has signed a national letter of intent to attend Georgia Tech, head coach Brian Gregory announced Thursday. He is the third highly-regarded prep prospect to cast his lot with the Yellow Jackets. Matthews, a 6-6, 190-pound high scorer,…
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Georgia State head coach Ron Hunter announced the signing of two highly-touted high school stars on Wednesday as consensus 4-star D’Marcus Simonds of Gainesville, Ga., and Chris Clerkley of Perry, Ga., were signed to National Letters of Intent. The duo are among the highest recruited freshmen in program history, coming…
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