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Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are ranked No. 17 in the Amway Coaches Preseason Top 25 released Thursday by USA TODAY. Georgia Tech finished seventh in the final coaches poll of 2014. Georgia Tech enters the 2015 season as the third-highest ranked team in the ACC, following Atlantic Division members
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Release from Georgia State Athletics: Georgia State measured in at No. 7 this week, the highest ranking in the sand volleyball program’s three-year history. In addition to the American Volleyball Coaches Association’s poll released on Tuesday, GSU is also ranked No. 7 by DiG Magazine in its latest release. “We’re very honored that other coaches
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Editor Florida State has been chosen to repeat as the Atlantic Coast Conference women’s soccer champion. The Seminoles received eight first-place votes and 189 total points, followed by Virginia who received five first-place votes with 183 points and North Carolina which garnered one first-place vote along with 166 points. Virginia Tech placed
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By E. Marcel Pourtout, Sports Editor Two of the newest members of the ACC are picked to win their respective divisions in men’s soccer this upcoming season, according to the preseason poll of the conference coaches. Defending national champion Notre Dame was picked to be the overall champion of the ACC by six coaches. 2013 Men’s
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Release from Big Ten Conference: Rosemont, Ill. – The Big Ten Conference announced its 2014 women’s soccer preseason coaches’ poll and players to watch list on Wednesday, with Penn State earning top honors among the 14 conference teams. The Nittany Lions enter the season as the conference favorites after making their 19th straight NCAA Tournament
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Music to listen to: Miss Independent by Kelly Clarkson Last Season: The Horned Frogs are in the midst of their best run of football success in decades. Last season’s 13-0 record, including a victory in the Rose Bowl over Wisconsin, culminated a three year period where TCU has gone 36-3, including only one conference loss
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