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The Yellow Jackets got two more runners on base, but left them both there instead of adding to the lead. Chicoli strikes out two and works around a walk. Georgia Tech leads 2-0 going to the bottom ...

The Yellow Jackets had an all-around strong victory yesterday to get the 10-1 and hope to replicate that today. Here is the lineup for Georgia Tech today: Jones got two quick outs, but a pair of ...

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In the caption, she added a teary-eyed emoji and a yellow heart. via Instagram /@daniellegcoyle In the original post, the Bruins bid farewell to Coyle, his wife and their daughter and thanked the ...

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He called the pitch a ball. In every other game in Major League Baseball history, dating back to at least the 1880s, that call would have been indisputable and final — the end of the discussion.