Friday's Daily News 'n Notes: Scoreboard; Mercer, Georgia College, FVSU; Russell Henley; Manchester official as GMC AD; Braves, Hawks; Madness; more

Friday's Daily News 'n Notes:  Scoreboard; Mercer, Georgia College, FVSU; Russell Henley; Manchester official as GMC AD; Braves, Hawks; Madness; more

Friday’s Central Georgia - and of interest to Central Georgia - news and notes, compiled from staff reports, email reports, the web, and social media.

 

In Coverage: Central Georgia’s only Scoreboard, and your daily NCAA Tournament HQs, updated daily with scores and box scores and select stories

 Honor Roll

Georgia College men’s hoops win PBC sportsmanship award

 

Around/About Central Georgia

Henley enters third round in the hunt

          The second round wasn’t bad for Russell Henley, but it was nowhere good as the first.

          Henley lost five strokes in the second day of the Honda Classic in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. and is now in a tie for fifth.

          His 64 on Thursday tied for the second-best score of the day, thanks to five birdies and an eagle countered by only one bogey. A day later, six birdies were answered by three bogeys and a double-bogey for a 1-under 69.

          Aaron Wise is in first with a pair of 64s, Brandon Hagy jumping 25 spots inot a tie for second with a 62.

 

GMC officially makes Manchester full-time AD

Mercer storms back to bop Bradley

Bobcats knock off No. 16

FVSU softball splits

Mercer women’s soccer holds on SoCon home opener

Shootout spoils Mayhem comeback

 

Around/About Georgia

Hawks donate proceeds from MLK jersey to Women’s Entrepreneurship Initiative

Hawks on a streak, now head west

Braves mailbag: Soroka on schedule …

Braves notes

Falcons sign pair on defense

 

Sports and COVID-19

Michigan increases capacity, ups testing for teen athletes

 

Sports and social/racial awareness

Hawks donate proceeds from MLK jersey to Women’s Entrepreneurship Initiative

Racial slurs + spitting = brawl at Virginia HS football game

Former LSU president on probation at Oregon State

 

Men’s NCAA Tournament

BYU pries teammate from elevator

Ohio’s Preston: ‘The world needs to know about his story’

Pitino rises from the ashes

Michigan in good hands with Howard

The basketball temples in Indiana

 

Women’s NCAA Tournament

Women’s teams getting a bit less than men’s teams

Oregon player first to point it out

NCAA eventually acknowledges and apologizes

 

College Basketball

Staley’s sister battles leukemia, coach seeks donors

NIT: Louisiana Tech knocks off Ole Miss

Out: Wojo at Marquette

                                                                                                                 

NBA

Rockets set a bad record

George fined $35 Gs for comment about refs

 

Baseball

Minor leagues to experiment with, well, lots of stuff

Cole – and everybody – anxious for fans, dad at a stadium

Unhappy with treatment in Boston, Schilling move to nice people: Tennessee

 

College Football

Charleston Southern receiver dies

 

NFL

Allegations shock NFL, wound Watson’s clean image

A.J. Green’s legs feel young

 

Around the nation/world

Dojo pulls out of Miami Open

Tony Stewart is engaged

NBA scores/games

NHL roundup/scoreboard

College football scoreboard