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A day after defeating Clemson on the road for their fourth consecutive win, the Jackets (6-1) debuted in the top 25 of the Associated Press (writers) and USA Today (coaches) polls at No. 21. Georgia Tech also came in ranked No. 18 in the first BCS poll released Sunday.
•Big ACC win for Jackets | Photos | Jackets lead Coastal Division
•Next game: vs. Virginia, 3:30 p.m., Saturday, ESPNU, 790 AM.
•More Tech/ACC news
What ever happened to ... Tim Worley
Ex-Bulldog Tim Worley. The last image most people have of the former UGA running back comes courtesy of a YouTube video from Fox 5 of Worley getting zapped with a Taser on April 13 by Smyrna police after being pulled over for weaving and suspicion of drunken driving.
Bulldogs No. 7 in BCS rankings
Okay, the first BCS standings are out and Georgia is No. 7. The goal is to finish the season ranked No. 1 or No. 2 in the final standings that will be released on Dec. 7. Given the schedule ahead, is that a real possibility for the Bulldogs (6-1)? Of course it is.
•UGA holds off Vandy | Photos | Fans reach out to injured UGA recruit
 2 Georgia football players arrested | Dogs tied with Gators for SEC East lead
•Next game: at LSU, 3:30 p.m., Saturday, CBS, 750 AM.
•More UGA/SEC news
Football girl gets to play
Kacy Stuart, a 14-year-old Spalding County girl finally got her wish this weekend - to play as a kicker on her high school football team. And her team won. Stuart suited up after her school's prep league reconsidered its earlier decision barring her from playing because she's a girl.
•AJC Rankings: Mays tumbles in Class AAA
•More high school news, photos
Clark dominates Morehouse
Clark ran for 150 yards, passed for 181 and overwhelmed its Atlanta University Center rival 29-2 before a crowd of 7,567 at Clark's Panther Stadium.
•Photos | HBCU football
Thrashers beat Buffalo in shootout
In outshooting an opponent for the first time all season, the Thrashers were rested and at home against a team that played the night before in Buffalo and didn't get into town until the wee hours of Friday morning.
•Next game: at Lightning, 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, No TV, 680 AM.
•More Thrashers/NHL news
Hawks have more depth, options
On paper, the Hawks' improved depth at key positions makes for some rather interesting possibilities. On the floor, however, those possibilities have turned out to be even more dangerous than even team captain Joe Johnson could have imagined.
•Season opener: at Orlando, Oct. 29, 7 p.m.; Home opener: vs. Philadelphia, Nov. 1.
•More Hawks,NBA/Dream,WNBA news
Falcons units working as a team
Before the Falcons could even think about starting rookie Matt Ryan at quarterback, they had to be convinced that the offensive line could protect the future of the franchise. And six games into the season, line coach Paul Boudreau's unit has performed admirably.
•Is Brett Favre out to sabotage Packers?
•Next game: at Eagles, 1 p.m., Sunday, Fox, 92.9 FM.
•More Falcons/NFL news
Ex-Brave lifts Rays into World Series
Down to their last chance, the Tampa Bay Rays left no doubt they were World Series-worthy after all, completing a stunning run to their first pennant by beating the defending champion Boston Red Sox 3-1 in Game 7 of the ALCS.
•World Series Game 1: Phillies at Rays, 8 p.m., Fox TV
•More Braves/MLB news
Elliott climbs out of car, puts youngsters in seat
Driver education: As Bill Elliott nears the end of his long and fruitful career in the circuit now known as NASCAR Sprint Cup, his work routine is reverting to something akin to the earliest days of his career, when he spent more time with a wrench in his hand than a steering wheel. Elliott is maintaining cars for the kids who are a part of his driver-development program.
Mark Bradley's Buzz: T(otal) B(lackout) S(aturday).
Terence Moore: Falcons' goals can be made.
Jeff Schultz: Nesbitt shows resilience of winner. |
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