College Sports

Georgia's Yante Maten was confident as he stood at the free-throw line with 36.1 seconds left in a tie game.

Charles Mitchell did what he's been doing all along for Georgia Tech by putting up his seventh straight double-double, and transfer guard Adam Smith did what he's been expected to do when he scored 16 points with six 3-pointers to lead the Yellow Jackets to a 77-61 victory over Wofford on Tuesday night.

May you live in interesting times. Certainly Georgia football fans find themselves wrestling with that ancient Chinese proverb...

The University of North Georgia women's basketball team held Lenoir-Rhyne scoreless for 10 minutes and 50 seconds of game time during a 23-0 run to complete the come-from-behind win Monday night, 57-47, in UNG's Memorial Hall.

After more than 40 years of coaching at several different levels, Piedmont volleyball coach Sid Feldman is calling it a career announcing his retirement earlier this week.

The University of North Georgia women's soccer team had five student-athletes selected to the 2015 D2CCA All-Southeast Region Team as announced by the College Sports Information Directors of America on Monday.

Mark Richt stepped down as Georgia's coach Sunday, leaving stunned players with one final bowl game with the man who ranks second in wins in school history.

The Georgia men’s basketball team (2-2) lost a hard-fought game on the road,69-62, to the Seton Hall Pirates (5-0) Saturday night at the Prudential Center. The Bulldogs were led by by forward Yante Maten, who poured in a career-high 21 points.

Playing on Oglethorpe's new blacktop court for the first time since the installation of the unique playing surface earlier this year, the Piedmont College women's basketball team dropped an overtime contest to the hosting Stormy Petrels 77-75 late Saturday afternoon.

Rabun County's bid for a first-ever state semifinal berth came to a gut-wrenching end Friday night.