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It’s with great pleasure that I share that the #Falcons are now 17-3 since 2009 (7-0 the last seven games) when wearing their throwbacks.
#RedHelmetEnergy 🔴⚡️
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From Atlanta Dream spokesperson regarding venue/time of Game 6 (scheduled for Thursday in Atlanta) : "We are waiting to hear from the league if any changes can be made to allow us to play in State Farm Arena. If not, the game will be played in Gateway Center Arena."
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Christian McCaffrey with 69 yards rushing/receiving on 49ers opening drive, including 1-yard TD run on fourth and goal. 49ers lead 7-0, 9:22 Q1.
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Ole Miss beats No. 7 LSU — loses next game.
UF beats No. 4 Ole Miss — loses next game.
UGA beats No. 6 Alabama — loses next game.
OU beats No. 1 Texas — loses next game.
Auburn beats No. 1 UGA — loses next game.
Tennessee beats No. 6 UA — loses next game.
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If you've lived in Atlanta long enough, you know the difficulty the Dream have had in gaining traction. So for Game 3 to happen the way it did, it felt like something very meaningful had happened. I spoke with wo women @LaChinaRobinson and @NellOnWheels who explained it so well.
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Hawks CEO Steve Koonin tells @929TheGame that State Farm Arena has made multiple dates available for a potential WNBA Finals Game Six, but rescheduling that game is solely a league decision. He encouraged fans to “write your congressman” to urge a schedule change.
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49ers ruled out Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel for Sunday’s game in Atlanta.
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Atlanta brought the energy…and never let up.
The Dream dominated Game 3, beating the Valkyries 97-71 to take a 2-1 lead in the WNBA Finals.
Now, they’re two wins away from their first championship.
My latest for @AJCsports ⤵️
ajc.com/sports/2026/10/domin…
#AtlantaDream #WNBA
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More history for Angel Reese: She is the youngest player (24 years & 168 days) in WNBA Finals history with three straight double-doubles. Just remarkable.















