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Falcons serve notice with victory over AFC-heavyweight Bills
The Falcons defeated the Bills 24-14 on Monday Night Football at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
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Kickoff time announced for Syracuse at No. 12 Georgia Tech
After traveling to play Duke on Saturday, the undefeated Yellow Jackets will host the Orange at noon Oct. 25 at Bobby Dodd Stadium.
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Lee County football coach returns to field after two-week leave
Lee County head coach Dean Fabrizio is back in his role after a two-week absence following a DUI arrest, a person familiar with the situation told the AJC.
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Weekend Reflections: Kirby Smart accepts offensive grind as ‘who we are’
Plus: Bobby Petrino’s failed gamble, Big Ten’s private equity plan, James Franklin’s $49 million buyout.
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How the new top-10 football teams in each GHSA class fared in Week 9
With a few exceptions, top-10 teams handled business in Week 9 of the Georgia high school football season.
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Georgia QB Gunner Stockton shows ‘composure beats chaos’ in win at Auburn
Aside from his decision to go airborne for a TD late rather than sliding to clinch the win, Gunner Stockton played solid, smart football in leading UGA to the road win.
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Falcons have plan for Bills’ reigning MVP, Josh Allen: Rush, then chase
Atlanta defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich has lots of experience going against Buffalo's star quarterback, as he went 2-6 against Josh Allen when Ulbrich was with the Jets.
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Kirby Smart has another ‘never quit’ Georgia football team
Georgia coach Kirby Smart has built another team that exhibits the sort of resilience needed to compete for and win championships.
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Georgia Tech’s investment in Brent Key when he was 18-16 is paying off
With Brent Key leading the Yellow Jackets to their first 6-0 start since 2011, USA Today is calling him one of the five most underpaid coaches in college football.