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Rumor has it the Braves have selected their new hitting coach and bringing a Georgia native home. Should be announced today that Covington's own Tim Hyers will be hired. Brings 3 rings with him! Great news all around and great family......

Jack Pitts is being inducted into the Georgia High School Football Hall of Fame Saturday evening. Jack was a great QB at Trinity, the black high school, in Decatur when I was at Decatur High. He was also an outstanding BB player. I saw Charlie Dudish, who received national recognition at Avondale, play several times. He wasn't close to as good as Jack. Dennis Chadwick at Decatur was very good and highly ranked, but Jack was at another level. Trinity won the GIA championship (the black GHSA) in 1965. Clarence Scott was also on that team. Clarence was inducted two years ago. He was an All-American at Kansa State and is in the Cleveland Browns Hall of Fame.

Jack signed with Michigan State and played freshman football. He broke his neck his sophomore year and never played for State. There is no doubt in my mind Jack would have been an All-American and NFL star had he not been injured. I've included an article from Sports Illustrated that is about that era of southern sports.

DEADLINE IN DIXIE

As of this moment, only Kentucky and Vanderbilt, among the 10 Southeastern Conference members, have Negroes on athletic scholarships. Tennessee tried for some Negro basketball stars but missed out. Tulane, formerly of the SEC, has a Negro baseba

ll player on academic scholarship. Georgia Tech, another ex-SEC school, has a nonscholarship Negro trackman, and Georgia had a Negro student who came out for football.
That, apparently, is it in the South—but not for long, thanks in part to Bruce Galphin, a columnist on The Atlanta Constitution; Charles Morgan Jr., director of the Southern Regional Office of the American Civil Liberties Union; a handful of faculty members; and the southern coaches. The coaches' pride in their craft or art, and the exigency of winning, can transcend—if not completely eliminate—prejudice.

Morgan has written to the U.S. Commissioner of Education claiming that racial discrimination is being practiced in the awarding of athletic scholarships by universities that have agreed to comply with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and that therefore their federal aid should be shut off.

General Counsel Howard Glickstein of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights says that if this is the case the schools are indeed in violation of the act and federal funds can be and should be stopped. Peter Libassi, special assistant on civil rights to the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, says his department is in the final stages of drafting a compliance report form. "We had planned to ask general questions about the availability of scholarship funds without regard to race and color," he replied to one SEC instructor who had written him. "However, in the light of your document we are exploring the notion of asking about athletic scholarships in particular."

Galphin has disclosed, among other things, that although Georgia Tech was going as far afield as Ohio to find football players, it did not travel the 10 miles from Atlanta to Decatur, Ga. to recruit a Negro high school senior named Jack Pitts, whom Duffy Daugherty, the Michigan State coach, called "the finest quarterback prospect we've seen on film."

Actually, Tech, as well as Georgia, would like to get its hands on some Negro ballplayers. If it's a choice between being white and winning, they'll take winning, but the State Board of Regents, a semipolitical body, will not stand for it.

Caught between the coaches' realism and the law of the land, the southern schools cannot hold out much longer. ( Ole Miss, for example, got at least $6 million from the U.S. last year.) Indeed, anticipating the inevitable, there's hardly an athletic department in Dixie that doesn't have an assistant coach scouting Negro high school games.

Clarence Scott also played for that Trinity team. He signed with Kansas State University and made All-American his senior year. He was the 14th player selected in the 1971 NFL draft that featured Jim Plunkett, John Riggins, Archie Manning, Jack Youngblood and Jack Tatum. He played 186 games, (178 straight) over 13 seasons at defensive back for the Cleveland Browns, making all-pro several of those seasons. He had 39 career interceptions, which is third best in franchise history. He was inducted into the Cleveland Brown’s Legends program in 2012 honoring players who had a major impact on the organization



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......in the 60 meter hurdles in high school with time of 8.44 seconds. So crazy!
After seeing him with 20 snaps against Texas....the sky's the limit for Cole. Look forward to seeing him take off next year.

Doesn’t it seem like we’re due for our defensive scheme to totally confound and overwhelm the opposing offense?

For our offensive play calls to scheme poetically vs whatever the defense thought we were going to do?

Time for our coaches to be the out-coachERs and not the out-coachED

2 in 102, Row DD- Great view, near the top of the lower level- $200 apiece

4 in 409, Row AA- 35 yard line- $100 apiece

4 in 408, Row Q- 20 yard line- $100 apiece

Tickets are from the UGA allotment & ready to transfer. Venmo or PayPal accepted. Text (404) 734-3011 if interested, or DM me through the site.

View from seats in the Jax stadium:

In the market for 5-6 together for Florida! Preference is 5, but we know that's unlikely so happy to look at 6!

DM me here if you have any you're looking to sell! Go Dawgs!

I have six tickets for sale in 408, Row P, S 15-20 for $1,000.

If interested, email darrell@traxandtrailers.com

I have 2 GA/FL Tickets For Sale in Section 101 Row V for $200/each. If interested, email me at darrell@traxandtrailers.com.

It says that in national polling, Donald Trump has just taken a slight lead over Kamala Harris. Of course, we don’t elect the president with a national pole, we use electors by state. Donald Trump is also taking a small lead in several swing states.

What I find interesting about this is not who actually wins the presidency, but when you ask potential voters the split on policies versus personality, you see something interesting.

This pole asked potential voters about the positives and negatives of each candidates’ personalities and they came out roughly equal, but Kamala slightly ahead.

However, when taking the candidates out of it, and asking exclusively based on policy, Donald Trump won by greater than 10%.

I hate presidential advertising and, frankly, I hate presidential debates. I would like to have more of a referendum on a particular policy or particular direction than vote. for the person who is the best looking for the best public speaker

Video is 30 min but only need to watch the first 15.

Fair burn, GA.

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It's our busiest day of the week and I'm ready to get it over with...lol

My daughter and SIL found a house yesterday. They decided to sleep on it, so I'm waiting to hear if they will make an offer or not. Praying they make the best decision for their family and have a peace about whatever decision they make.

Praying for good results today @banjodawg

We have a weekend off from Georgia football so what does everyone have planned?? (GATA Chainsaw) Anyone else pulling for Vandy this weekend? 😅

Praying for all those on LDGMDNOPL
and all the GMDN gang too!

Happy Birthday/Anniversary if you're celebrating today 🎉🎉

Love you guys and gals, MEAN IT.....

Go Dawgs ❤️

April

How bad do you want Navy to beat Notre Dame?

Has there been any update on the Colbie Young investigation?

People aren't idiots. All the focus on him being Hitler, the race shaming, the threats to democracy (when the dems want to pack the supreme court, eliminate the filibuster, and effectively bring down limits on Presidential Power), etc......People are smarter than the media and left thinks. The country is rolling their eyes. When Kamala says we are exhausted.....she's right.

The exhaustion lies in the media's and left's whining since 2016 that this guy is Hitler. And their frustration that the whole country doesn't agree with them.

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