The Georgia Dome, home of the N.F.L.’s Atlanta Falcons, opened in 1992. It was built at a cost of $214 million, all footed by the state, and it underwent a $300 million renovation in 2007, jointly paid for by the team and the state.Show More Summary
Plans to relocate the Atlanta Falcons from the Georgia Dome to a new stadium are taking shape, as some of the concept art from the project has been released to the public. As reported Max Blau of CLATL.com, potential options for a new...Show More Summary
Atlanta's Chick-fil-A Bowl could soon play host to the NCAA's new college football playoffs as early as 2017. The bowl, which has regularly taken place at the Georgia Dome on New Years' Eve, is expected to become part of a regular rotation of six bowls hosting college football playoff matchups.… [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]
This past Saturday, on what would have been Adolf Hitler's 124th birthday, members of the National Socialist Movement, considered the largest Neo-Nazi group in the country, held a rally in front of the Georgia State Capitol. A predominantly...Show More Summary
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Bill Hancock, father of the Most Outstanding Player of this year’s Final Four, Luke Hancock, sat quietly in the first row of the thundering Georgia Dome after his son won the national championship. Bill has a serious ailment –- the family hasn’t disclosed the exact nature of it – but that couldn’t stop him from smiling. Show More Summary
With the "Fab Five" watching from the Georgia Dome stands, Michigan met a familiar fate in the national final Monday night. The Wolverines suffered a third straight title game defeat and dropped to 1-5 in the championship game, losing to Louisville 82-76 in a contentious affair. Show More Summary
Atlanta, GA – Chris Webber and three other members of Michigan’s “Fab Five” have made an appearance at the Georgia Dome for today’s NCAA title game. Webber, who showed up at the arena wearing a Michigan beanie, was reportedly warmly received by Michigan fans. His appearance comes after years of division between Webber and the [...]Show More Summary
In what can only be referred to as a stunning turn of events, Michigan Wolverines legend Chris Webber has arrived at the Georgia Dome to support his alma mater. Webber, a member of the Fab Five, entered the arena wearing a Michigan beanie. Show More Summary
SI Swimsuit cover girl Kate Upton grew up in Michigan and is a big Wolverines fan. Upton is at the NCAA National Championship tonight at the Georgia Dome supporting Michigan with her younger brother and a friend. She tweeted this photo...Show More Summary
Former Michigan basketball star Jalen Rose called out fellow "Fab Five" member Chris Webber on Monday for bailing out on the Fab Five's reunion on Monday at the Georgia Dome when Michigan plays Louisville for the NCAA title, which is the first time Michigan has played in the title game since the Fab Five's appearance in the 1993 game. Show More Summary
There's a better chance of Louisville coach Rick Pitino trading his suit for a tutu and pirouetting around the Georgia Dome during Monday's national championship than Louisville junior walk-on Michael Baffour checking into the game.
The Michigan Wolverines are 5-0 against the spread in the 2013 NCAA tournament, which can't be ignored when making your college basketball picks Monday night as they prepare to take on the Louisville Cardinals at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. Show More Summary
The 2013 NCAA tournament reaches its pinnacle on Monday night as the No. 4 seed Michigan Wolverines square off against the No. 1 overall seed Louisville Cardinals in the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. More than five months of hard work, close games and big wins have transported these teams to the biggest game of the college basketball year. Show More Summary
Michigan and Louisville will go head to head to decide the 2013 NCAA tournament's championship game at the Georgia Dome on Monday, April 8. Both teams won thrilling victories in the Final Four to reach this final battle, and they have gotten this far utilizing completely different tactics. Show More Summary
March Madness comes down to one final game: the NCAA championship game on Monday night at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. The No. 4 seed Michigan Wolverines will battle the No. 1 overall seed, Louisville Cardinals for the national title. Show More Summary
Rick Pitino's No. 1 Cardinals rolled into the Georgia Dome with one idea in mind: Louisville winning a national title for injured guard Kevin Ware. And on Saturday night, the Cardinals took their next step in that journey, squeaking by the surging No. Show More Summary
After 66 games worth of NCAA tournament madness, the matchup for Monday’s national final is set: Top overall seed Louisville will meet Michigan at the Georgia Dome with a 9:23 p.m. scheduled tip-off. On Saturday, the Cardinals needed a rally … Continue reading ?
Michigan withstood a late rally by Syracuse to defeat the Orange in the Final Four on Saturday at the Georgia Dome, 61-56. Syracuse had built a 14-9 lead with 12:44 remaining in the first half, but a three-point play by Jon Horford less than two minutes later put the Wolverines back on top, 15-14. Show More Summary
Down 12 with 13:15 remaining, Louisville clawed back with defense that changed the game's atmosphere from "celebratory" to "panic attack," and hit just enough shots to surpass a Wichita State team whose game plan gradually fell apart in the final minutes. Show More Summary