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Golf is fun, whether playing solo or with others. Having a basic understanding of the game's rules makes it easier to enjoy the experience and improve your skills. In this periodic column, I provide brief explanations of golf rules and answer commonly asked questions.
Mike Mularkey to interview for jobs
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - The Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos will interview Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator Mike Mularkey for their vacant head coaching positions this week.
Ringing in the New Year
Players, coaches and support staff of the Hinesville Hurricanes semi-pro football team feasted on pizza Wednesday night to celebrate the arrival of their Southeast American Football League conference championship rings.
Campbell honored by AASU
Former Bradwell Institute basketball standout Robert Campbell is headed to the Armstrong Atlantic State University Hall of Fame.
Panthers outlast ECHS
Liberty forward Tucory Rhodes exploded for 12 points in the third quarter to help the Panthers to a 58-53 win over sub-region foe Effingham County in the last game of the Gentlemen's Classic on Wednesday night.
Blue Tide gets set for Tattnall County
With one-third of Long County High School's basketball season over, both the Blue Tide and the Lady Tide hope to show improvement the rest of the way.
FPCA 2-1 in Florida
First Presbyterian Christian Academy finished 2-1 at the Bishop Moore Tournament in Orlando.
LCHS Panthers survives third rivalry game against Bradwell
Bradwell point guard Javonte Richey led all scorers with 18 points and chipped in eight assists, but the third time wasn't a charm for the Tigers as they fell to Liberty, 53-44, on Tuesday in the Gentlemen's Classic in Statesboro.
Guyton climbing out of the shadows
Proving he should have been a draft choice, Bradwell alum Gary Guyton continues to make the big plays in the NFL. The New England Patriot linebacker is credited with igniting the defense with the first of seven turnovers in last Sunday's 34-3 Patriots' win over the Buffalo Bills.
FPCA drops second game of season
First Presbyterian Christian Academy suffered its second loss of the season on Tuesday, falling 61-42 to Lake Brantley in the second round of the Bishop Moore Tournament in Orlando.
Local players named to the All-Savannah Football Team
A few Bradwell Institute Tigers and Liberty County Panthers were named recently to the Savannah Morning News' All-Savannah Football Team.
Top 5: Most memorable races of 2010
As 2010 comes to a close, NASCAR.com looks back at the season that was and forward at the season that's looming on the horizon with some top 5 lists.
Webb, Peterson help Vikings upset Eagles 24-14
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Written off by nearly everyone, the Minnesota Vikings wouldn't let two extra days sitting around a hotel bring them down.
Panthers whip Groves
Sparked by 18 points in the first half from Liberty's Michael Farrior, the Panthers cruised past Groves 81-65 in the opening round of the Gentlemen's Classic on Monday in Statesboro.
Banquet honors softball, cheerleaders
Long County High School's recent fall sports banquet honored athletes who participated in softball, cheerleading, football and cross country. Last week the Courier featured the cross-country and football teams. Today the softball and football cheerleading squads take center stage.
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