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Unbeaten, undeniable: Terrell Academy claims state softball title
See game photos by Darrell Roaden, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
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Unbeaten, undeniable: Terrell Academy claims state softball title
See game photos by Darrell Roaden, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Moving the Chains: Expiration Dates
‘What have you done for me lately?’
Georgia Tech’s second-half surge falls short in 34-24 loss at Virginia Tech
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Florida State RB Ousmane Kromah carted off with ankle injury
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Albany State’s comeback slips away in 17-14 loss to Tuskegee
Albany State needed two 80-yard touchdown drives to erase a scoreless first half. Tuskegee needed less than three minutes to erase the comeback.
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Unbeaten, undeniable: Terrell Academy claims state softball title
See game photos by Darrell Roaden, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer
Moving the Chains: Expiration Dates
‘What have you done for me lately?’
















