The Kell Longhorns worked out at the Georgia on Thursday in preparation for their game against Chattahoochee on August 25.
ATLANTA -
The Kell Longhorns are ready for an in-you-race start to the season!
Kell worked out at the Georgia on Thursday in preparation for their game against Chattahoochee on August 25 in the Corky Kell Classic.
Last season, the Longhorns lost to AAAA finalists Lovejoy in the playoffs. They're led by cornerback and wide receiver Brendan Langley, who just committed to South Carolina after being recruited by 18 Division I schools.
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Atlanta Falcons general manager Thomas Dimitroff biked his way to work on Friday. Dimitroff rode from Buckhead to The Georgia Dome as part of "National Bike to Work Day."
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The Kell Longhorns worked out at the Georgia on Thursday in preparation for their game against Chattahoochee on August 25.
