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Fresh off triumph at Florida, Miami turns attention to Virginia Tech
Raymond Gil hits a home run during the weekend series against the Florida Gators in 2020 at Mark Light Field. Photo credit: Josh Halper
The Miami Hurricanes won the annual three-game series against in-state rival Florida last weekend for the first time since 2014. Last weekend’s dispatching of the consensus preseason No. 1 team has earned UM glittering accolades of their own.
But the Canes ranked as high as first by Collegiate Baseball Newspaper and placed in the top ten by every other major publication will now be tested on how they handle success as the Virginia Tech Hokies come to Coral Gables and Atlantic Coast Conference play commences.
Technical Tidbits 2/24: Big win for Yellow Jackets against ranked ACC opponent
Tech defeats Virginia Tech 69-53.
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The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets men’s basketball team shocked the 15th/16th ranked Virginia Tech Hokies last night. You can see some photos from last night’s game in this article. It wasn’t even close as the Yellow Jackets ended up winning 69-53. With the win, Tech is putting a very strong case forward for a bid to the NCAA tournament which is right around the corner. Related
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets women’s tennis player Kenya Jones was named ACC Player of the Week. This was the second time she has received the recognition. As the article mentions, she’s ranked 13th in singles. She was undefeated last week as the Yellow Jackets began their ACC play at home. Some of her victories came against both Miami and Florida State. The Yellow Jackets next match comes this weekend as they will host conference rival Clemson. Congratulations to Jo
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WNBA mock draft 2021, version 2.0 Texas Longhorns Charli Collier projected to go No. 1 to Dallas Wings
The No. 1 pick of the 2021 WNBA draft has changed hands, but Texas Longhorns junior Charli Collier remains the top selection in ESPN s second 2021 WNBA mock draft after plenty of activity since the free-agency period opened.
In some respects, the league s many signings and trades made the draft a little clearer, while in others, it s just as uncertain. What will the Wings who have Nos. 1, 2, 5, 7 and 13 do with all those picks? Is at least one more big WNBA trade on the way?