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5 Atlanta Sports Stars to Keep an Eye On

By Eric Celeste
Creative Loafing (Atlanta) | January 5, 2012
Atlanta athletes worth watching in 2012.
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Tags: Atlanta Hawks, Atlanta Falcons, Angel McCoughtry, Chipper Jones, Ernie Johnson, Jeff Teague, Julio Jones

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