The Latest Breaking News from Angel Cabrera

The Masters has gone to a playoff 17 times in 86 tournaments.

Cabrera became an unlikely Masters champion in 2009 but his life took a dark turn

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The Argentinian hopes to restart his golf career when he is released from prison

“He says prison has done him well. And that he needed it and boy do I know that.” -- Charlie Epps on Cabrera

A special meeting of the Georgia Tech Athletic Association board has been called for Monday afternoon, a school spokesman told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Sunday morning.

Four games into his fourth season, coach Geoff Collins’ inability to lift Georgia Tech into a competitive realm has cost him not only what he often referred to as his dream job, but also likely the job of the man who hired him, athletic director Todd Stansbury. After the Yellow…

The last time Georgia Tech stood atop the college football world, Jerimiah McClary helped lead the Yellow Jackets there. A defensive tackle and a team captain of the 1990 national championship team, McClary experienced firsthand the transformation of a team from the bottom (2-9 in 1987, including 0-9 against FBS…

Angel Cabrera was an unlikely champion to begin with, a street urchin who grew up without parents and never had a formal education

Angel Cabrera was an unlikely champion to begin with, a street urchin who grew up without parents and never had a formal education

Fred Ridley’s comments were unconventional in that he raised a thorny topic before the assembled press did.