
Marc Weiszer
Sports Reporter at Athens Banner-Herald
Georgia beat writer for Athens Banner-Herald. 29-time APSE winner, long-time D.C. sports fan. Maryland & Columbia alum. Email: [email protected]
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3 days ago |
onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
Georgia baseball, under Wes Johnson, has turned to the transfer portal to help build a roster that’s earned a top eight national seed in the NCAA Tournament his first two seasons. The college baseball transfer portal opened again on Monday, June 2, and runs through Tuesday, July 1. Movement during that period will come against the backdrop of an expected roster limit of 34 (not including any designated individuals under a finalized House Settlement) by Dec. 1.
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3 days ago |
onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
Kirby Smart helped Alabama land Minkah Fitzpatrick before he went on to become a five-time Pro Bowl safety in the NFL. Now the Georgia football coach has secured a commitment from his younger brother, Justice Fitzpatrick. The 6-foot-1/2, 205-pound four-star cornerback from Fort Lauderdale picked the Bulldogs over Texas, Ohio State, Florida and Miami, according to his X account on Tuesday, June 3. Smart, in 2018, told the recruiting story of Minkah Fitzpatrick to Alabama.
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3 days ago |
savannahnow.com | Marc Weiszer
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5 days ago |
onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
Nolan McCarthy kept backing up in left field until he ran out of room. He leapt for a ball that was hit into the trees beyond Foley Field’s fence. And just like that, Georgia baseball’s season was over. A team that fell one game short of the College World Series last season didn’t even make it to the NCAA Regional final in its own ballpark as the No. 7 national seed.
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5 days ago |
onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
Georgia baseball used six pitchers in its 11-9 NCAA regional loss to Oklahoma State that knocked the No. 7 national seed Bulldogs out of the 64-team tournament. The Bulldogs went through 12 pitchers across three tournament games, but one pitcher unavailable in the Athens Regional was senior left-hander Charlie Goldstein. The Alpharetta product logged the second most starts this season with 11, but posted a 7.66 ERA and had an 0-2 record.
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