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Ryne Dennis
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Senior Sports Editor, Athens Banner-Herald
Athens
Beats
Cryptocurrency , Bitcoin , Blockchain , Fintech
crypto, web3, NFTs - those are all BS
Content
By Ryne Dennis Verified| Athens Banner-Herald Verified Atlanta Braves reporter Wiley Ballard, working Monday night in Toronto for FanDuel Sports, was reporting from the crowd when he interviewed a pair of female Blue Jays fans at the Rogers Center. While on the Rooftop Lounge, he joked with them during the broadcast about being Braves fans, before the conversation quickly became a joke between him and Braves announcers Brandon Gaudin and C.J. Nitkowski about talking to the women.
By Ryne Dennis Verified| The Augusta Chronicle Verified The top 12 finishers and ties Sunday at the 89th Masters Tournament automatically qualify for next year's tournament, which for some in the field could be the lone way they get an invitation for 2026. Three former champions placed in the top 12 (Patrick Reed, Scottie Scheffler and Zach Johnson), while Rory McIlroy's win also qualifies him for as long as he decides to play.
By Ryne Dennis Verified| Athens Banner-Herald Verified Atlanta Braves reporter Wiley Ballard, working Monday night in Toronto for FanDuel Sports, was reporting from the crowd when he interviewed a pair of female Blue Jays fans at the Rogers Center. While on the Rooftop Lounge, he joked with them during the broadcast about being Braves fans, before the conversation quickly became a joke between him and Braves announcers Brandon Gaudin and C.J. Nitkowski about talking to the women.
Company Info
Athens Banner-Herald
The Athens Banner-Herald is a historic newspaper located in Athens, Georgia, with origins dating back to 1832. It is one of the oldest continuously operating newspapers in the state. The publication has undergone several name changes and mergers, including the formation of the Banner-Herald in 1923, which combined the Athens Daily Herald and the Athens Weekly Banner. The current name was adopted in 1933. The Athens Banner-Herald has a strong focus on local news, politics, and community events. It has transitioned from daily and weekly print editions to a digital presence, operating the website onlineathens.com. Throughout its history, the newspaper has played a significant role in the local community, reflecting various political alignments and supporting local businesses and organizations.
Athens, Georgia, United States
'+1 706-549-0123
Founded: 1832