Wednesday's Daily News 'n Notes: GHSA makes no changes; Braves O falls short; Bacon O falls short; practice starts at Tech, Georgia State; andmo re
Wednesday's Central Georgia - and of interest to Central Georgia - news and notes, compiled from staff reports, email reports, the web, and social media.
It’s complicated: GHSA advisory meeting was much adieu about plenty, and plenty of nothing (publicly)
In Coverage.
Honor Roll
Mercer home to Southern Conference’s top BKB assistant?
Around/About Central Georgia
Different day, same result for Bananas and Bacon
Macon scored one more run than a night before, but it was nowhere near enough in losing 8-3 to Savannah on Wednesday.
The Bananas put it away with six in the sixth.
Kole Kaler and Georgia College’s Noah Mendlinger had two hits each for Macon. Mercer’s Bill Knight had two hits for the Bananas, whose pitchers had 12 strikeouts to three walks.
Macon hosts Lexington County on Thursday.
Westside alum Dolphus no longer a Yellow Jacket
Around/About Georgia
Braves notes: Markakis back; injury list update
Not much normal about Tech’s first day
Grady Jarrett’s focus is tighter
HS QB transfers from California to Valdosta?
Sports and COVID-19/Georgia
Sports and COVID 19
Big Ten players follow Pac-12 with negotiations and concerns
MLB getting tough on violators
Independents have tougher scheduling issues
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Around the nation/world
Texas Tech women’s hoops amid mistreatment and abuse situation