Dennis Knight is a sportswriter at the Savannah Morning News. He covers a wide range of competitive sports, including football, basketball, soccer, and baseball, with a keen focus on professional sports and sports business. Dennis has been featured in The Augusta Chronicle, USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports, and Athens Banner-Herald.
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By: Dennis Knight
dennis knight, savannah morning news Richmond Hill girls wrestling coach Tony Dragon knew Jackson County would be a tough opponent when the
A bog froze over on Whitemarsh Island after a rare snowfall in January of 2025.
By: Dennis Knight
The high school baseball season gets started this week as teams are able to start practicing on Monday, Jan. 27.
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dennis knight, savannah morning news The NCAA College Football Transfer Portal provides a wild ride for players, teams, coaches and fans as athletes seek greener pastures and better opportunities.
By: Dennis Knight
Benedictine's Connor Ferguson, one of the top-ranked place kickers in the country, announced Monday on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, that he has committed to the University of Georgia as a preferred walk on.
By: Dennis Knight
dennis knight, savannah morning news Savannah has been growing as a sports city in recent years with the popularity of franchises like the
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dennis knight, savannah morning news The Johnson boys basketball team closed out last season with an impressive run to the Class 3A state
By: Dennis Knight
The stakes are getting high in the high school winter sports scene as basketball teams prepare for their all-important region tournaments, while wrestlers are headed to sectional tournaments next week with an eye on qualifying for the Traditional State Tournament.
By: Dennis Knight
Nolan Smith's football career started in the youth leagues of Savannah. Now the former Calvary and UGA star will play in Super Bowl LIX with the Eagles.
By: Dennis Knight
Girls soccer teams in the Greater Savannah area are looking to build on the success of recent seasons and use that momentum to make some noise in the postseason this year.
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