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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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Marc Weiszer
Georgia basketball’s SEC home schedule this upcoming season features its share of projected top 25 teams. Defending national champion Florida, Arkansas coached by John Calipari, along with Tennessee and Alabama, are among the nine teams coming to Stegeman Coliseum during the 2025-26 season, according to an announcement Wednesday June 18 by the SEC. AdvertisementAll four of those teams are in the top 25 by CBS’ Garry Parrish and the top 20 rankings of Barttovik.com.
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onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
Georgia's Asa Newell is projected to be a first-round pick in the upcoming NBA draft. NBA scouts are evaluating Newell's potential as both a power forward and center. Newell has been working on improving his 3-point shooting, a key skill for success in the NBA. Mock drafts vary on Newell's projection, ranging from a lottery pick to outside the first round. Georgia basketball’s last two NBA first-round draft picks have made big splashes. Anthony Edwards is one of the league’s biggest young stars.
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sports.yahoo.com | Marc Weiszer
The countdown to the Georgia football season still has some markers to go before tailgates crank up outside Sanford Stadium and the 2025 Bulldogs kick off on Aug. 30. SEC Media Days, which this year will be July 14-17 in Atlanta, will whet the appetite. AdvertisementPreseason practices in August will feed some of the football hunger. Then come the games. Georgia opens at home with Marshall instead of playing Clemson in Atlanta like it did last season.
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onlineathens.com | Marc Weiszer
Georgia athletics is prepared for the new era of college sports where athletes can be paid directly by schools. Georgia athletes will receive approximately $20.5 million in the first year of the new revenue-sharing model. Third-party NIL deals will be scrutinized by a clearinghouse to ensure fair market value.
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savannahnow.com | Marc Weiszer
Fueled by strong showings in the 400 meters, high jump, hammer throw and javelin, the Georgia women’s track and field team ran away with its first outdoor national championship in program history. The Bulldogs, with 73 points, finished ahead of second place USC (47) and third place Texas A&M (43) on Saturday, June 14, at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon.
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