Ken Sugiura is a staff writer at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He specializes in covering various aspects of sports, including individual and team sports, competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business and marketing. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Flipboard, The Sacramento Bee, and The Kansas City Star.
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Ken Sugiura's coverage is primarily focused on sports, particularly football and local sports teams such as Georgia Tech and the Atlanta Falcons. His writing includes event coverage, expert commentary, and profile features related to these topics. If you are reaching out to Ken, consider offering unique insights into local sporting events or providing expert commentary on players or team strategies for Georgia-based teams like Georgia Tech or the Atlanta Falcons.
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By: Ken Sugiura
FLOWERY BRANCH — You may think the Falcons are in trouble this season because the quarterback competition remains unsettled more than two weeks into training camp, even though one of the competitors ( Michael Penix Jr. ) hasn't been cleared to play.
You may think the Falcons are in trouble this season because the quarterback competition remains unsettled. You wouldn’t be wrong, but there is plenty more that is concerning.
By: Ken Sugiura
Chuck Oliver decides two dailies are one too many, decides to focus on solo show.
Chuck Oliver decides two dailies are one too many, decides to focus on solo show.
By: Ken Sugiura
ATHENS — On a field just a few miles from the stadium where he once elicited seismic roars, a new and hopeful chapter of Quincy Carter's life began in earnest.
Former Georgia football standout Quincy Carter gets his first win as a high school football head coach Friday night.
By: Ken Sugiura
Does it make sense for rookies in NFL training camps to go back to college to play football? No.
By: Ken Sugiura
Life doesn’t often grant do-overs, but Dae’Quan Wright apparently is getting one. He plans to leave the NFL and join LSU, thanks to NCAA inaction.
By: Ken Sugiura
Tuesday night, the bearded Texan suppressed the fat-walleted Los Angeles Dodgers by holding the Cooperstown-bound trio to a combined 0-for-9, as the Braves pieced together a 4-3 win at Truist Park.
By: Ken Sugiura
Tuesday night, the bearded Texan suppressed the Los Angeles Dodgers as the Atlanta Braves pieced together a 4-3 win at Truist Park.
