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Putnam County’s Chris Haynes has been working hard over the last year trying to get recognized by college programs, despite his recruitment process being overshadowed by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Earning a scholarship offer requires a lot of time and effort, and for Morgan County’s Dominic Frazzitta, all that paid off recently when Maryville College offered him a chance to join its program.
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It’s always been a tall task for the majority of high school student-athletes to be exposed to colleges and universities when being recruited. Add in a global pandemic that restricted access for such athletes to get exposed to more colleges and it brings about another level of difficulty.
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Putnam County High varsity basketball hosted scrimmage action against John Milledge Academy as part of its summer schedule. – Matthew Brown
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After one event in “exile,” Chase Elliott once again is King of the Road.
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Nicknames! Aren’t they great? Whether you’re a fisherman, hunter, gym rat, sports fanatic, baseball or football player, even a golfer, nicknames serve us well. It’s a guy thing, I believe. After all, I rarely hear of a woman giving or calling another woman by a nickname unless it’s quiet obviously a compliment. Of course, I could be wrong about this.
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Athens – Former Georgia football coach Mark Richt released the news on Thursday evening that has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
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