Julia Morris is a Sports Anchor at WYFF News 4. With a strong background in competitive sports, she covers a range of topics including baseball, football, basketball, and softball, while also exploring the intersection of sports with culture and society. Julia has been featured in The Conversation Australia + NZ, WYFF 4, OpenEdition, and newidea.
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Julia Morris focuses primarily on sports, specifically college football in the local area of South Carolina and Greenville. Given her coverage attributes, she is likely to be interested in event coverage and evolving stories related to college football teams such as Clemson University and Furman University.
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By: Julia Morris
Loggains has been with the Gamecocks for the last two seasons.
The Bulldogs and Longhorns met for the second time this season on Saturday.
Georgia won the SEC championship game, 22-19, in overtime. Georgia and Texas faced off in the SEC Championship game on Saturday in Atlanta, in
The Tigers beat SMU to earn a spot in the college football playoff field.
Georgia is 11-2 this season heading into the playoff and coming off an SEC championship win
The victory improved the Paladins, who are off to their best start since a 12-0 run to begin the 2018-19 campaign, to 10-1 on the season.
Clemson got out to a very sluggish start, mustering just five points through the first eight minutes of the opening half
By: Julia Morris
The Bears made their first state championship appearance since 2004.
U.S. Military Academy graduate Steve Townes is the Army mule donor in perpetuity.
Mike Shula has been promoted to offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach
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