Marc Weiszer
Sports Reporter at Athens Banner-Herald
Georgia beat writer for Athens Banner-Herald. 28-time APSE winner, long-time D.C. sports fan. Maryland & Columbia alum. Email: [email protected]
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savannahnow.com | Marc Weiszer
Georgia baseball continues a stretch of eight straight games against top 20 teams with a three-game set Thursday through Saturday in Nashville against Vanderbilt. The No. 5 Bulldogs (33-6, 10-5 SEC) begin the series tied for fourth with LSU in the SEC standings. Georgia won two of three from then No. 1 Arkansas last weekend and beat No. 13 Georgia Tech Tuesday night at Truist Park in Atlanta. The No. 17 Commodores (27-10, 8-7) are tied for eighth with Alabama.
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onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
Georgia baseball continues a stretch of eight straight games against top 20 teams with a three-game set Thursday through Saturday in Nashville against Vanderbilt. The No. 5 Bulldogs (34-6, 10-6 SEC after Friday) begin the series tied for fourth with LSU in the SEC standings. Georgia won two of three from then No. 1 Arkansas last weekend and beat No. 13 Georgia Tech Tuesday night at Truist Park in Atlanta. The No. 17 Commodores (28-10, 8-7) are tied for eighth with Alabama.
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onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
A week before the NFL Draft, a pair of projected first-round picks were on display Thursday morning before scouts and decision-makers from teams with multi-million dollar decisions to make. Jalon Walker and Mykel Williams, the former Georgia football teammates and two of the top pass rushers in this draft, held a private workout in the school’s indoor practice facility that lasted 20 minutes. They only did on-field position drills, with no testing.
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onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
Two Georgia football players, Nitro Tuggle and Marques Easley, plan to enter the transfer portal after recent driving incidents. Tuggle was charged with reckless driving and speeding after allegedly driving 107 mph. Both players are redshirt freshmen with limited playing time last season. Two Georgia football players who were suspended indefinitely from team activities after separate driving incidents last month are planning to enter the transfer portal.
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onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
Georgia football cornerback Ondre Evans was spotted at Saturday’s G-Day game on the sidelines on crutches and did not participate in the end-of-spring scrimmage. Evans provided details on his injury Wednesday when he posted on his Instagram story that he had “Successful acl surgery.”That could keep the 6-foot, 195-pound redshirt freshman from Franklin, Tenn., out for the 2025 season. Evans was a four-star prospect in the 2024 class.
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Why Georgia baseball coach Wes Johnson sent a message to team in specially-made shirts ahead of series with No. 1 Arkansas https://t.co/xbj1vSeDwE
Georgia baseball coach Wes Johnson said Tre Phelps (hamstring) is expected to play during the Arkansas series. Bulldogs starting pitchers: Brian Curley, Kolten Smith and Leighton Finley
Five things worth watching at Georgia's G-Day spring game Saturday https://t.co/c2OP0ab01B
