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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.

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…

It’s been less than a year since Georgia Tech coach Geoff Collins said his program was making obvious progress and that those who disagreed just “don’t want to see it.” That was six games and five losses ago, by a combined margin of 224-40. Now even the most rabid Yellow…

ATLANTA — It was a day to reveal a chip on the shoulder and attention to detail, qualities that Georgia Tech coach Geoff Collins had assured that his team was developing. It was an opportunity to show that both the running game and run defense, areas that had shown promise,…

Georgia Tech’s performance Saturday night against Western Carolina had its merits.

I probably should say thanks. Geoff Collins has made it easy for folks like me. He brought “Money Down” to the Georgia Tech game-day experience. After seeing his defense fail so often – the Yellow Jackets ranked 117th among 129 FBS programs in third-down stops last season – the joke…

DETROIT — This NHL offseason promised to be wild and woolly and, so far, hasn't disappointed.

The Hawks’ 15.4% chance of winning the No. 1 or 2 overall pick didn’t come to fruition Tuesday, and the pick is now gone for good — completing the regrettable Seth Jones trade package.

CHICAGO — The Chicago Blackhawks and Columbus Blue Jackets started with a frenetic five-goal first period and ended with a four-goal third, but in the end multiple Hawks rallies came up short in a 7-4 loss Thursday at the United Center.

Soderblom allowed a few soft goals in his second career start as the Hawks opened their homestand with a 7-4 loss.

After missing the Hawks’ Jan. 11 game in Columbus with COVID-19, Jones — as well as Adam Boqvist — was healthy Thursday to play his former team.