Nathan Deen
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Savannah, GA, United States
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Savannah Christian makes plays to oust Hebron Christian 14-7
POOLER — Savannah Christian head football coach Baker Woodward isn’t a fan of first-round byes in the state playoffs.Of course, the Raiders earned one by winning a Region 3-A title, but after a week off, an off-game was bound to happen.Running back/cornerback Jordan Grant made a game-changing 75-yard interception return for a touchdown, and quarterback Spencer Robicheaux made clutch throws down… → Read More
HIGH SCHOOLS: Familiar duo leads Savannah Christian in 42-6 rout of MCA
POOLER — At some point, Spencer Robicheaux and Noah Chumley will probably be mentioned in the same sentence when Savannah Christian takes the field. → Read More
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL: Morgan sparks Benedictine past Windsor Forest 37-12
POOLER — Through five games this season, Benedictine’s Carter Morgan was limited to playing defense. The senior should see plenty of offense → Read More
HIGH SCHOOLS: Jenkins uses committee of rushers in 38-0 win over Savannah High
GARDEN CITY — A year after losing star running back Ameen Stevens to graduation, Jenkins taken on a new rushing identity in 2018.The Warriors had → Read More
Savannah Christian knocks off No. 10 Toombs County 49-21
POOLER — Control the line of scrimmage. Set up the big touchdown runs. Flip the field on special teams. Take advantage of critical turnovers.Sound → Read More
New Hampstead pushes record to 2-0 with a 32-17 win over Beach
POOLER — When something is clicking, New Hampstead head coach Michael Moore generally doesn’t deviate from it.The running game, and senior → Read More
Army vet Priscilla Westfield, 35, to compete in Australia triathlon, plans to turn pro
It dawned on Priscilla Westfield in the summer of 2017 that she should start taking triathlons more seriously.At first, the sport was recreation for her. → Read More
BUILDING CHAMPIONS: Corbbrey develops talent at award-winning MMA gym
Muhsin Corbbrey’s isn’t so much concerned with how a gym looks as how it smells. → Read More
Nathan Deen: Newest report on FBI college basketball probe is a game-changer
College sports may never be the same again. → Read More
NATHAN DEEN: Newest report on FBI probe is a game-changer
College sports may never be the same again. → Read More
Tigers searching for right mentality after back-to-back losses
The Savannah State men’s basketball team has been hearing a lot recently from its coach about playing in the NCAA tournament. → Read More
NOTEBOOK: Georgia Southern defensive coordinator previews new 3-4 scheme
Georgia Southern’s new defensive coordinator Scot Sloan is bringing a new 3-4 defensive scheme to Statesboro, and it’s a little different from what you might find at an SEC school like Alabama. → Read More
Veteran sports journalist Howard shares wisdom with college students
When Garry D. Howard was the deputy sports editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, he had a young, ambitious reporter hounding him for a job. → Read More
Veteran sports journalist Garry Howard shares wisdom with college students
When Garry D. Howard was the deputy sports editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, he had a young, ambitious reporter hounding him for a job. → Read More
Porter leads Calvary Day to second-round win over Tattnall Square
Calvary Day senior wing player Bria Porter has been proving this season she can do more than drive to the basket. → Read More
Georgia Southern men’s basketball team looking to get hot at crunch time
STATESBORO — Most teams in college basketball go through a slump at some point in the season. → Read More
Byington staying in Statesboro for the long haul
STATESBORO — Mark Byington doesn’t see himself as the kind of coach who is looking to work his way up the ranks as soon as possible. → Read More
Georgia Southern men’s basketball team looking to get hot at crunch time
STATESBORO — Most teams in college basketball go through a slump at some point in the season. → Read More
NATHAN DEEN: Team sports, exercise makes it much easier to cope with stress
I have a confession. → Read More
With Mays sharp, Jenkins too much for Jackson
Tre’ Mays picked a good time to snap out of a shooting slump that dates back to the start of the Region 3-3A tournament. → Read More