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What’s more, it’s about the South – and not the funny, quaint, Reese Witherspoon South. It’s the South of Jimmie Rodgers, “The Singing Brakeman,” who figures prominently on the soundtrack. No Toby Keith, no Shania Twain and no Dixie Chicks. Full Article at Wilmington Star-News
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ATHENS, Ga. --- The 22nd-ranked Georgia soccer team earned the No. 5 seed in the upcoming SEC Tournament and will face fourth-seeded South Carolina in Wednesday's opening round in Orange Beach, Ala. The game is scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Eastern. Full Article at Official Athletic Site of the University of Georgia
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Absolutely, it means a lot to them and they're going to play like it
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I think it's our biggest test of the season, so far, if you look at the actual records of the teams we've played ... I feel like because it is a division game, it's a big game. It means a lot, especially when it comes to implications down the road.
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We're in a situation that we've never been in before at this point in the season and like I said, every game is going to get bigger and bigger ... If we go and win this game, we have a bye week and we come (home) and play Tennessee; that game is going to be even bigger. The more you win, the bigger the ...
