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Vince Carter enjoying his decision to go to Atlanta

Vince Carter enjoying his decision to go to Atlanta

By TIM REYNOLDS Vince Carter could have gone anywhere. To a contender, to chase a ring. To retirement, because he has nothing left to prove. To television, which seems like it will be his next vocation whenever his playing days end. Instead, he chose Atlanta — a young team, a rebuilding team, a team that…read more »

Hurts rallies No. 1 Alabama to 35-28 win over No. 4 Georgia

Hurts rallies No. 1 Alabama to 35-28 win over No. 4 Georgia

By PAUL NEWBERRY ATLANTA (AP) — Jalen Hurts spent most of the season watching from the sideline, cheering on the guy who took his job and hoping for one more chance to lead the Alabama Crimson Tide. He didn’t pout. He didn’t gripe. He didn’t transfer. On Saturday, Hurts got the call. Boy, did he…read more »

They’re back! Bama vs Georgia in rematch of January classic

They’re back! Bama vs Georgia in rematch of January classic

By PAUL NEWBERRY ATLANTA (AP) — Nick Saban and Kirby Smart posed stiffly behind the trophy, forcing smiles for the cameras. Saban whispered something in his former assistant’s ear, drawing a bit of a chuckle. Then, a quick handshake, and off they went in opposite directions. It was a formality that had to wait until…read more »

Cowboys stifle Brees, end Saints’ 10-game win streak, 13-10

Cowboys stifle Brees, end Saints’ 10-game win streak, 13-10

By SCHUYLER DIXON ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Dak Prescott desperately scrambled for a first down in a game of fourth-quarter keepaway, then took three knees starting from the New Orleans 1 to run out the clock by the narrowest possible margin. Anything to keep Drew Brees and the NFL’s highest-scoring offense on the sideline. Ezekiel…read more »

Saints’ winning streak should ring bell for opposing Cowboys

Saints’ winning streak should ring bell for opposing Cowboys

By SCHUYLER DIXON ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Drew Brees and the Saints have a chance to do something that should seem familiar to Dak Prescott and the Dallas Cowboys. If it happens, New Orleans might even have the NFC South title already in hand by the end of the week. The record-setting quarterback will go…read more »

Donaldson, Braves reach a deal that works well for both

Donaldson, Braves reach a deal that works well for both

By PAUL NEWBERRY ATLANTA (AP) — Josh Donaldson needed the Braves. The Braves needed Josh Donaldson. Call this one a perfect match. The slugging third baseman was officially introduced to Atlanta on Tuesday, joining the team he cheered for as a youngster. Donaldson agreed to a $23 million, one-year deal that provides the sort of…read more »

Browns’ Mayfield calls former coach Hue Jackson ‘fake’

Browns’ Mayfield calls former coach Hue Jackson ‘fake’

By TOM WITHERS CLEVELAND (AP) — Apparently, beating Hue Jackson on the field wasn’t enough for Baker Mayfield. A day after throwing four touchdown passes in a 35-20 win over Cincinnati and then rejecting a postgame hug from his former coach, Mayfield called Jackson “fake” as the Browns rookie quarterback fended off criticism of his…read more »

Wilson leads Seahawks over Panthers 30-27

Wilson leads Seahawks over Panthers 30-27

By STEVE REED CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Tyler Lockett knew if Russell Wilson bought him a few more seconds, he could spring himself for a big play. Wilson did just that, sidestepping a few pass rushers in the pocket and enabling Lockett to slip behind cornerback Captain Munnerlyn and haul in a 43-yard completion at…read more »

Georgia routs Ga Tech 45-21, Alabama up next for SEC title

Georgia routs Ga Tech 45-21, Alabama up next for SEC title

Associated Press ATHENS, Ga. — Bring on Alabama. Jake Fromm threw a career-best four touchdown passes, D’Andre Swift ran for 105 yards and No. 5 Georgia romped into the Southeastern Conference championship game with a 45-21 rout of Georgia Tech on Saturday. The Bulldogs (11-1, No. 5 CFP) couldn’t afford a slip-up, not with a…read more »

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