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World-renowned Petros Kyprianou keys Georgia track and field program's rise to elite status
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World-renowned Petros Kyprianou keys Georgia track and field program's rise to elite status
ATHENS — Georgia track and field coach Petros Kyprianou woke up a month ago with a championship vision, confident his men’s and women’s programs were on the verge of indoor titles in Albuquerque, N.M. But just one day later, on March 12, the national track event and the collegiate sports world came to a stop on
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Good article Mike, that maybe UGA's most under valued program. McGarity needs to throw that man a bone.
CoronaVirus has put a big drag on everything, not just football.