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Kirby Smart Sends a Message to Georgia's Upperclassmen

• Author: Christian Goeckel

With so much talent on the practice fields in Athens, there are plenty of starting jobs on the line for the Bulldogs.

Competition. It's what great teams are built on. Great players pushing other great players to be be better or get pushed aside. It's something Georgia does as well as any team in college football.

Coming into 2024, Georgia is in an interesting spot. "Returning starters" used to be a predictor of success for teams, but in the Transfer Portal era, it's becoming rare to have a team with an abundance of their starters coming back. The Bulldogs have just that. They're losing just three starters on both sides of the ball.

Having all of that talent coming back has to be great, right? Head coach Kirby Smart has a different take. Just because you've started in the past doesn't mean you're job is safe this season.

"I ask you; because you've taken snaps, does that make you better than other people?" said Smart earlier this week.

Certainly there will always be competion at Georgia. The Bulldogs just brought in another No. 1 overall recruiting class, filled with five-star recruits that won't just sit back and let vets take all the snaps.

"I certainly value experiences, especially in our league," continued Smart. "But you can go backward. And you have to be careful with guys that are older because if you're not careful, they go backward and the younger guy beats them out. It hasn't been a year that we were here that a younger player hasn't surpassed an older player, because they were hungrier, and they were more driven and more motivated."

Now, two things can be true at the same time. Smart is almost certainly using the media here to send a message to his upperclassmen, something he does often, but that doesn't mean he doesn't mean every word of it. When Jamon Dumas-Johnson, a guy with two seasons of starting at linebacker for Georgia under his belt, got hurt last season, freshman linebacker CJ Allen stepped in and never relinquished his role. Malaki Starks stepped on campus at as a freshman and beat out multiple blue-chip recruits to start in his first college game.

With so many players returning, we have a pretty good feel of what Georgia's two-deep will look like week one against Clemson, but don't be shocked if there are a couple of surprises from younger players.

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UConn, NC State men’s, women’s basketball join list of both teams making Final Four in same year

It’s a good time to be a hoops player — and fan — at NC State and UConn.

Basketball is thriving in Raleigh, North Carolina, and Storrs, Connecticut, after NC State and UConn both had their men’s and women’s basketball teams reach the Final Four. It’s the first time that two schools were able to accomplish the milestone in the same season.

For the Wolfpack, the No. 3 seeded women's team hadn't reached a Final Four since 1998, and the No. 11 seeded men's team hadn't made a Final Four since winning it all in 1983. For the Huskies, the No. 3 seeded women’s team will be back in the Final Four after missing it last season, while the No. 1 seeded men’s team will be trying to become the first team in nearly 20 years to win back-to-back titles.

It’s already hard enough to make one Final Four, but for both schools at the same campus to do it in the same year is an impressive feat. But NC State and UConn aren’t the first schools to achieve it.    

Here are the schools that were able to send a men’s and women’s team to the Final Four in the same year:

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Georgia, 1983

Georgia was the first school to get a men’s and women’s team in the Final Four at the same time when it did it in 1983. 

That year, the men’s team made its first Final Four in team history, losing to NC State. It was also the women’s first Final Four, but the Bulldogs lost to Southern California.

Duke’s teams not only just made the Final Four in 1999, but also made it to the championship game.

The men’s team lost to Connecticut, while the women’s team ,in its first Final Four trip, lost to Purdue for the title.

Oklahoma, 2002

The men’s team lost in the Final Four to Indiana, while the women’s team made the national championship game, losing to Connecticut. 

Texas, 2003

Another school found success the year after Oklahoma in rival Texas.

The men’s team lost in the Final Four to Syracuse, while the women’s lost to Connecticut in the Final Four.

Connecticut, 2004

Connecticut began its impressive run of men’s and women’s success in 2004.

The men’s team won the national championship over Georgia Tech, and the women beat Tennessee for the national title for a double-victory, the first ever in Division I history.

Michigan State, 2005

The Michigan State women’s team made its first Final Four, losing to Baylor in the national championship game. The men lost to North Carolina in the Final Four.

The LSU women’s team made its third-straight Final Four, losing to Duke in the national semifinals. The men made the Final Four and lost to UCLA.

Connecticut, 2009

The women were successful in winning a national championship over Louisville, but the men lost to Michigan State in the Final Four.

Connecticut, 2011

Connecticut had another successful basketball season two years later. The men won the national championship game over Butler, but the women lost to Notre Dame in the Final Four.

Louisville, 2013

The women advanced to the national championship game, losing to Connecticut. The men won the national championship over Michigan, but it was vacated for NCAA violations. 

Connecticut, 2014

Connecticut achieved its fourth time of both squads making the Final Four in 2014.

The men beat Kentucky to win the national championship, and the women beat Notre Dame for the title for another double celebration.

Syracuse, 2016

The women's team made its first Final Four in school history, losing to Connecticut in the championship game. The men lost to Michigan in the Final Four.

South Carolina, 2017

The last school before NC State to have both teams reach the final Four, South Carolina women’s team won its first national championship after beating Mississippi State. The men made its first Final Four, losing to Gonzaga in the semifinal. 

NC State, 2024

The newest school to the club, the women will play South Carolina on Friday, while the men play Purdue on Saturday.

Connecticut, 2024

The latest school to join the party, Connecticut is sending its men’s and women’s team to the Final Four for a record fifth-time in the same year.

The women will play Iowa on Friday, while the men play Alabama on Saturday.

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Joel Embiid injury update: Nick Nurse says 76ers star will 'work out' with team on upcoming road trip

Embiid was on the court at practice on thursday.

As teams continue to jostle for playoff position in the final weeks of the NBA regular season, there's a giant, 7-foot cloud hanging over the entire Eastern Conference: Will 76ers superstar Joel Embiid return and, if so, when?

Nick Nurse did not share a return-to-play timeline at practice on Thursday, but told reporters that Embiid would be on the road with the Sixers when they visit Cleveland on Friday and Toronto on Sunday.

"He is going on the trip to work out, yes." Nurse said, via KYW Newsradio's Dave Uram .

Embiid was on the court at practice, but he's not yet playing 5-on-5 or taking contact. He has missed 28 games after suffering a meniscus injury on Jan. 30 at Golden State that required surgery on Feb. 6.

"Joel was in practice -- I mean, [he didn't]  really  practice, but he was in today, doing work," Nurse said. "He was doing it against other players. Just kind of skill work, with kind of some live bodies."

👀 @PennMedicine pic.twitter.com/CCkOqJfSOH — Philadelphia 76ers (@sixers) March 28, 2024

The day after a heartbreaking ( and controversial ) loss against the Clippers , Nurse said that he'd love to have Embiid -- and De'Anthony Melton and Robert Covington , who are also sidelined -- back in the lineup, but, in the meantime, he is ready to go "into battle with the guys here, to continue to polish and improve this group."

"I still don't, like, have a timeline," Nurse said. "I'd love to give you one. I mean, I would love to not have to continue this [back and forth about Embiid's status] -- and that means he's back playing, right? -- but, again, I think that it's coming. But I also understand that, like, I see some growth here. I think this is helping us."

Sixers head coach Nick Nurse said Joel Embiid will go on this road trip to workout. There remains no timeline for Embiid returning. @KYWNewsradio pic.twitter.com/EeAnRDaTM3 — Dave Uram (@MrUram) March 28, 2024

Prior to the 108-107 loss in Los Angeles. Nurse said there is a "very good likelihood" that Embiid will return before the postseason. This was music to the ears of the 76ers and their fans, but Nurse did not offer a concrete timeline then, either.

"I think there's a very good likelihood that he will return before the play-in/playoff," Nurse told reporters, via NBC Sports Philadelphia .

Embiid has been "out there working," Nurse said. "He's doing lots of skill work and things like that, and just trying to continue to advance, all that stuff."

Asked if Embiid has sccrimmaged with the Sixers' low-minute players yet, Nurse implied he has not. "He's on the court," he said. "So, we'll let you know when he gets to those stages."

"I think there is a very good likelihood that he will return before the play-in playoff." Nick Nurse gave an update on Joel Embiid with just 10 games left in the regular season 👀 pic.twitter.com/ybn3UvbatJ — NBC Sports Philadelphia (@NBCSPhilly) March 27, 2024

ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported Wednesday that there is optimism in the organization that Embiid could play multiple regular-season games before the postseason begins on April 16.

"I'm told it is not a question of if, but when," Wojnarowski said . "The belief is, with nine regular-season games left ... that Joel Embiid can be back for a handful of those before the playoffs."

Embiid hasn't played since the end of January due to surgery on his left knee. At the time of his injury, Embiid appeared to be on his way to a second straight MVP award, averaging 35 points, 11 rebounds and a career-high six assists per game on 53/37/88 shooting splits. He scored 14 points in the last game he played, which snapped a streak of 22 consecutive 30-point games, a feat only surpassed by James Harden and Wilt Chamberlain. Embiid poured in a career-high 70 points against the Spurs on Jan. 22.

A month ago, Embiid said that he planned on returning this season .

"That's the plan," Embiid told reporters, "Obviously, everything has to go right as far as getting healthy and being as close as I'm supposed to be. But yeah, that's the plan."

Embiid's potential return essentially blows up the entire Eastern Conference hierarchy. The 76ers were flirting with the No. 2 seed at the time of his injury and are now in the No. 8 spot, having gone 13-26 without their franchise player on the season. If Embiid rejoins the lineup and approaches his pre-injury form, the Sixers could be one of the most imposing lower seeds in NBA history.

Philadelphia's front office has been operating as if Embiid would be back, adding guards Buddy Hield , Kyle Lowry and Cameron Payne to the roster in February. Given the emergence of All-Star  Tyrese Maxey  and how well the Sixers' pieces seemed to fit for about three months, Embiid's return could make them a legitimate threat to come out of the East. To do so, however, they might have to survive the play-in and get past the Celtics , who have already clinched the top seed, or the Milwaukee Bucks , who are currently second, in Round 1. At 39-34, Philadelphia is a game behind the seventh-place Heat and sixth-place Pacers in the loss column. It would surely love to overtake both teams and avoid the play-in entirely, but time is running out.

After visiting Cleveland and Toronto, the Sixers will host the Thunder next Tuesday before a three-game road trip against Miami, Memphis and San Antonio and a three-game homestand against Detroit, Orlando and Brooklyn to close the season. 

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