Dennis Knight
Writer at Savannah Morning News
Dennis Knight is a sportswriter for the Savannah Morning News. NorCal transplant, and San Jose State alum.
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2 weeks ago |
savannahnow.com | Dennis Knight
Benedictine's Stephen Cannon, the athletic junior quarterback who is drawing recruiting interest from a host big-time football programs, announced his commitment to play at Texas Tech on Tuesday night. The news was first reported by Hayes Fawcett of On3sports.com. Cannon is the third Cadet quarterback in a row who will play for a Power 4 program.
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augustachronicle.com | Will Cheney |Dennis Knight
There are now 21 different ways a golfer can receive an invitation to play in the Masters Tournament. For the 2025 edition of the first major on the men's golf calendar, 19 of those methods were used to book a spot in the field. As of the most recent Official World Golf Ranking on March 31, 96 players are expected to walk to the first tee on Thursday, April 10, for the opening round of the tournament.
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2 weeks ago |
savannahnow.com | Dennis Knight
The boys basketball season in the Greater Savannah area ended on the highest of notes as Savannah High came through with a dramatic rally in the final minutes to beat McIntosh Academy to win the GHSA Class A Division II championship. It was the first state title for the Blue Jackets since 1998, and the program's 12th state crown — the most GHSA state championships of any team in Georgia history.
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2 weeks ago |
savannahnow.com | Dennis Knight
Hughes Threlkeld started the second round of the Club Car Championship Friday thinking about going low with a chance to make the cut in his first appearance in a professional golf tournament. But the University of North Georgia senior had three bogeys in a row starting at the par-5 third hole at Deer Creek Golf Course, and his mindset changed as he stayed focused on finishing on a positive note with his younger brother Hamp serving as his caddie.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Dennis Knight
Hughes Threlkeld started the second round of the Club Car Championship Friday thinking about going low with a chance to make the cut in his first appearance in a professional golf tournament. But the University of North Georgia senior had three bogeys in a row starting at the par-5 third hole at Deer Creek Golf Course, and his mindset changed as he stayed focused on finishing on a positive note with his younger brother Hamp serving as his caddie.
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