Bo Wilson

Bryson DeChambeau seemed about as excited as a mad scientist gets as Masters week kicked off, which meant he stopped just short of jumping for joy.

It’s like a homecoming for new Johnson High School football coach Stan Luttrell.

Ronald Acuna Jr. homered, Dansby Swanson drove in three runs and the Atlanta Braves hung on to beat the Colorado Rockies 8-6 Monday night for their first road win of the season.

Led by De’Andre Hunter and his NBA-ready game, the Cavaliers turned themselves into national champions Monday night, holding off tenacious, ferocious Texas Tech for an 85-77 overtime win — a scintillating victory that came 388 days after a crushing setback that might have sunk a lesser team for years.

Justin Rose has been atop the leaderboard at the Masters after every round except the one that matters.

Keith Mitchell has attended the Masters four or five times, and he has played Augusta National five times through friends, his time playing at Georgia or a practice round when he qualified by winning the Honda Classic.

Former Chestatee football coach and current Habersham Central defensive coordinator Stan Luttrell has been hired to lead the Johnson Knight football program.

Only when Nick Faldo took a break after playing nine holes Sunday at Augusta National did he look different.

The fourth-ranked Georgia baseball team combined on a one-hitter to beat No. 5 Vanderbilt, 3-1, Sunday to clinch the Southeastern Conference series at Foley Field.

A look at some of the anniversaries this year at the Masters: