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Release from Georgia Athletics: Despite 29 points from J.J. Frazier, the Georgia Bulldogs fell 78-69 to Belmont in the first round of the 2017 National Invitation Tournament. Frazier, who finishes the season with 13 games with 20 or more points, led Georgia (19-14) in scoring and added a pair of rebounds and assists. William Jackson
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The Sports Inquirer attended the post-game presser of Georgia Tech men’s basketball head coach Josh Pastner following his team’s 60-43 home loss to Georgia on Dec. 20. Topics included thoughts on the loss, the struggles of the Yellow Jackets’ offense and looking towards building for the future.
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Release from Georgia Athletics: Tyree Crump and Jordan Harris, a pair of premier perimeter prospects from Southwest Georgia, have signed letters-of-intent to play collegiately at the University of Georgia, head coach Mark Fox announced on Wednesday. Both Crump, who attends Bainbridge High School, and Harris, who is from Seminole County High School, inked their papers
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Release from Georgia Athletics: Georgia Basketball’s 2015-16 non-conference slate announced Tuesday will be among the most challenging and balanced in the program’s history. The Bulldogs’ 11 non-conference opponents averaged 19.3 wins last season and finished 2014-15 with an average NCAA rpi of 115. “Our goal was a non-conference schedule that would put us in a
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Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: Three games against NCAA Tournament teams – Georgia, VCU and Wofford – plus the resumption of an old rivalry with Tennessee highlight a strong non-conference men’s basketball schedule for Georgia Tech in 2015-16. Tennessee begins a four-game series with the Yellow Jackets with a visit to McCamish Pavilion on Nov.
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Release from Georgia Tech Athletics: The Georgia Tech women’s basketball team’s season came to an end as the Yellow Jackets (19-15) fell at Ole Miss (19-13), 63-48, in the second round of the WNIT at Tad Smith Coliseum. “It’s a disappointing loss,” head coach MaChelle Joseph said. “When Kaela Davis got in foul trouble, it
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