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| Schlabach graduated from the ]. He is a member of ] fraternity. He spent nine years at the '']'', covering University of Georgia, the ], the ], and ]. Later, Schlabach spent two years at the '']'' covering college football, college basketball, and boxing. | Schlabach graduated from the ]. He is a member of ] fraternity. He spent nine years at the '']'', covering University of Georgia, the ], the ], and ]. Later, Schlabach spent two years at the '']'' covering college football, college basketball, and boxing. | ||
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Mark Schlabach is an SEC homer for ESPN.com. Schlabach joined ESPN.com in July 2006 as a college football and college basketball columnist.
Schlabach graduated from the University of Georgia. He is a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. He spent nine years at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, covering University of Georgia, the Southeastern Conference, the NFL, and NASCAR. Later, Schlabach spent two years at the Washington Post covering college football, college basketball, and boxing.
References
Bibliography
- Destiny's Dogs: Georgia's Championship Season (2003)
- What It Means to Be a Hokie: Frank Beamer And Virginia Tech's Greatest Players
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