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Back at No. 1, Georgia looks to stay on top in SEC clash against Missouri
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Derek Jones
Derek Jones
Reporter · Savannah, GA
Derek Jones has been covering education in Savannah for 7 years after earning his degree in Education Journalism from the University of South Carolina. He previously reported for NPR’s local affiliate, where he focused on educational policy and its impact on local schools and students.
More from Derek →Reporter · Saturday, November 14, 2026 at 3:49 PM · 1 min read
College football got a jolt it didn't expect on the eve of a host of big games Saturday. The Federal Aviation Administration grounded flights nationwide for several hours Friday, impacting thousands of flights and throwing travel plans into question for scores of college football teams. Most travel the day before Saturday kickoffs. Many schools — [...]
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