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THE FLATSAnders Albertson and Paul Haley II are headed again to the PGA Tour … Cameron Tringale and Matt Kuchar advance to the second leg of the FedEx Cup Playoffs this week in Delaware … Extra particulars under on this week’s Georgia Tech #ProJackets Report.

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HALEY II, ALBERTSON HEADED BACK TO THE PGA TOUR

Paul Haley II and Anders Albertson are making return journeys to the PGA Tour after each ending among the many high 25 in factors through the Korn Ferry Tour’s common season simply concluded on Sunday. Although each gamers missed the lower on the season finale, the Pinnacle Financial institution Championship, Haley stood No. 3 on the factors checklist and Albertson grabbed the 25th and remaining spot.

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Each gamers shall be making a second foray into the highest stage {of professional} golf. Albertson was a full member within the 2018-19 season, whereas Haley returns for the primary time since 2013.

No. 3 Paul Haley II: A decade after incomes his first PGA TOUR card by way of the 2012 Korn Ferry Tour common season, the Georgia Tech alum accomplished the arc, rebounding from a mini-tour stint in his mid-20s and incomes a Tour return with a win and runner-up this season. Haley, 34, received the Memorial Well being Championship offered by LRS in mid-July, precisely 3,780 days since his maiden victory on the 2012 Chile Basic. The Dallas, Texas native has labored with famed teacher Randy Smith, additionally identified for his work with Justin Leonard and Scottie Scheffler, since age 8, and was a youth baseball teammate of Clayton Kershaw and Matthew Stafford.

“I really feel wonderful,” stated Haley on returning to the PGA Tour. “I’ll be taking part in on the highest stage, so what else might you ask for? That is what you dream about. I’m so excited.”

No. 25 Anders Albertson: Beforehand graduated by way of the 2018 Korn Ferry Tour common season, the 29-year-old earned his second profession win on the Go to Knoxville Open. He held on to one of many final out there PGA Tour playing cards regardless of a missed lower on the common season finale, spending a lot of Sunday’s remaining spherical of the Pinnacle Financial institution Championship offered by Aetna doing yardwork at house whereas awaiting the outcomes. Albertson, a local of Woodstock, Ga., has three different top-12 finishes this season.

“Leaving the TOUR in 2019, it went so poorly in spring and summer time, and after taking part in this recreation for 20 years, I needed to have one other likelihood to play the place I felt I could possibly be myself and be calm and imagine that I can do it,” stated Albertson reflecting on his return to the PGA TOUR.”It was my aim to have the ability to get again to expertise that once more.”

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The 25 TOUR card recipients will carry over factors to the Korn Ferry Tour Finals, the place positions shall be finalized for the precedence rating used to set TOUR fields every week. A further 25 PGA TOUR playing cards shall be awarded following the conclusion of the three-event Finals.

The second set of 25 playing cards shall be based mostly on factors earned solely within the Finals, which start this week. The Yellow Jackets’ Richy Werenski, who completed No. 161 on the FedEx Cup factors checklist in 2021-22, and Seth Reeves (No. 166), will try and regain their PGA Tour playing cards by way of the Finals.

  • August 18-21 — Albertsons Boise Open offered by Chevron (Boise, Idaho)
  • August 25-28 — Nationwide Kids’s Hospital Championship (Columbus, Ohio)
  • September 1-4 — Korn Ferry Tour Championship offered by United Leasing & Finance (Newburgh, Indiana)

In the meantime, Chris Petefish was unable to make it into the highest 75 in Korn Ferry Tour factors and won’t compete within the Finals. He has conditional standing for 2023 and is exempt into the second stage of qualifying college.

Korn Ferry Tour leaderboard

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TRINGALE, KUCHAR ADVANCE TO SECOND LEG OF FEDEX CUP PLAYOFFS

Cameron Tringale and Matt Kuchar have superior to the second occasion within the FedEx Cup Playoffs and can compete this week within the BMW Championship in Wilmington, Del.

Each did so regardless of lacking the lower final weekend on the FedEx St. Jude Championship in Memphis. Tringale fell to 39th place within the factors standings, exterior the top-30 place wanted to compete within the season-ending Tour Championship subsequent week at East Lake Golf Membership in Atlanta. Kuchar slid to No. 63.

Vincent Whaley (No. 103), Chesson Hadley (No. 113) and Stewart Cink (No. 117) all noticed their 2021-22 season come to an in depth after lacking the lower in Memphis, however all have retained their PGA Tour standing for 2022-23.

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OGLETREE MAKES CUT IN ASIAN TOUR INTERNATIONAL SERIES

As a part of his settlement to play within the very first LIV Golf Sequence occasion, which was held in June in London, 2019 U.S. Novice champion Andy Ogletree obtained a two-year exemption to compete on the Asian Tour. His participation continued final week on the Worldwide Sequence occasion in Singapore, the place he tied for 57th place with a 3-under-par rating of 285. taking part in alongside a number of different golfers who participated in LIV occasions, reminiscent of former South Florida All-American Chase Koepka, Clemson star Turk Pettit, 2021 U.S. Novice champion James Piot, and Oklahoma State All-American Peter Uihlein.

Ogletree is within the discipline for this week’s Worldwide Sequence occasion in Korea.

Yellow Jacket freshman Hiroshi Tai, a Singapore native, and one in all six amateurs to obtain spots within the discipline final week, tied for 44th at 5-under-par 283.

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Worldwide Sequence Singapore leaderboard

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UPCOMING EVENTS

  • PGA Tour:  BMW Championship • August 18-21, 2022 • Wilmington Nation Membership • Wilmington, Del. • Purse: $15M • FedEx Cup factors: 2,000
  • Korn Ferry Tour:  Albertson’s Boise Open • August 18-21, 2022 • Hillcrest Nation Membership • Boise, Idaho • Purse: $1M
  • PGA Tour Champions:  Dick’s Sporting Items Open • August 19-21, 2022 • En-Joie Golf Membership • Endicott, N.Y. • Purse: $2.1M
  • PGA Tour Canada:  CentrePort Canada Rail Park Manitoba Open • August 18-21, 2022 • Southwood Golf & Nation Membership • Winnipeg, Manitoba • Purse: $200,000
  • Asian Tour: Worldwide Sequence Korea • August 18-21, 2022 • Lotte Skyhill Nation Membership • Jeju Korea • Purse: $1.5M
  • G Professional Tour:  Chatmoss Basic • August 16-18, 2022 • Chatmoss Nation Membership • Martinsville, Va. • Purse: $71,525

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PLAYER PLAYER LAST WEEK DATA
ANDERS ALBERTSON
Hometown: Woodstock, Ga.
Turned professional: 2015
Years at Georgia Tech: 2011-15
Standing: Korn Ferry Tour
Korn Ferry Tour
Pinnacle Financial institution Championship
missed lower
73-72–145 (+3)
KFT factors rating: 23
YTD earnings: $214,343
Profession earnings (KFT): $903,581
ROBERTO CASTRO
Hometown: Alpharetta, Ga.
Turned professional: 2007
Years at Georgia Tech: 2003-07
Standing: PGA Tour
Didn’t play Factors rating: n/a
YTD earnings: $0
Profession earnings: $7,463,260
STEWART CINK
Hometown: Florence, Ala.
Residence: Duluth, Ga.
Turned professional: 1995
Years at Georgia Tech: 1991-95
Standing: PGA Tour
PGA Tour
FedEx St. Jude Championship
missed lower
72-77–149 (+9)
FedEx Cup factors rating: 117
YTD earnings: $1,026,158
Profession earnings: $42,783,618
JAMES CLARK
Hometown: Columbus, Ga.
Turned professional: 2019
Years at Georgia Tech: 2014-19
Standing: developmental excursions
Didn’t play Factors rating (FET): T-157
YTD earnings (FET): $355
DREW CZUCHRY
Hometown: Auburn, Ga.
Turned professional: 2015
Years at Georgia Tech: 2010-14
Standing: developmental excursions
Didn’t play Factors rating: n/a
YTD earnings: n/a
WILL DICKSON
Hometown: Windfall, R.I.
Residence: Atlanta, Ga.
Turned professional: 2021
Years at Georgia Tech: 2017-21
Standing: Developmental excursions
Didn’t play Factors rating (GPro): 3
YTD Earnings (GPro): $36,471
Factors rating (KFT): 193
YTD earnings (KFT): $4,538
Factors rating (FET): 154
YTD earnings (FET): $2,571
DAVID DUVAL
Hometown: Ponte Vedra Seaside, Fla.
Residence: Denver, Colo.
Turned professional: 1993
Years at Georgia Tech: 1989-93
Standing: PGA Tour Champions
PGA Tour Champions
Boeing Basic
Champions Tour Factors rating: 80
YTD earnings: $50,276
Profession earnings (Champions): $50,276
Profession earnings (PGA Tour): $18,983,931
J.T. GRIFFIN
Hometown: Wilson, N.C.
Residence: Marietta, Ga.
Turned professional: 2011
Years at Georgia Tech: 2007-11
Standing: Korn Ferry Tour
Didn’t play Factors rating (Canada): 31
YTD earnings (Canada): $14,760
Factors rating (KFT): n/a
YTD earnings (KFT): $0
Profession earnings (KFT): $187,056
CHESSON HADLEY
Hometown: Raleigh, N.C.
Turned professional: 2010
Years at Georgia Tech: 2006-10
Standing: PGA Tour
PGA Tour
FedEx St. Jude Championship
missed lower
72-68–140 (even)
FedEx Cup factors rating: 114
YTD earnings: $1,195,172
Profession earnings: $10,220,893
SHUN YAT HAK
Hometown: Hong Kong
Turned professional: 2013
Years at Georgia Tech: 2012-13
Standing: PGA Tour China
Didn’t play Order of Benefit: n/a
YTD earnings: n/a
Profession earnings: ¥251,305
PAUL HALEY II
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Turned professional: 2011
Years at Georgia Tech: 2007-11
Standing: Korn Ferry Tour
Korn Ferry Tour
Pinnacle Financial institution Championship
missed lower
69-74–143 (+1)
KFT factors rating: 2
YTD earnings: $335,477
Profession earnings (KFT): $980,825
MATT KUCHAR
Hometown:
Lake Mary, Fla.
Residence: Sea Island, Ga.
Turned professional: 2000
Years at Georgia Tech: 1997-2000
Standing: PGA Tour
PGA Tour
FedEx St. Jude Championship
missed lower
71-71–142 (+2)
FedEx Cup factors rating: 63
YTD earnings: $1,983,550
Profession earnings (PGAT): $54,850,719
TROY MATTESON
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Turned professional: 2003
Years at Georgia Tech: 2000-03
Standing: none
Didn’t play Factors rating: n/a
YTD earnings: n/a
Profession earnings (PGA Tour: $9,392,206
LARRY MIZE
Residence: Columbus, Ga.
Turned professional: 1980
Years at Georgia Tech: 1975-79
Standing: PGA Tour Champions
Didn’t play Champions Tour factors rating: 93
YTD earnings: $30,440
Profession earnings (Champions): $5,143,536
Profession earnings (PGAT): $7,947,092
NOAH NORTON
Hometown: Chico, Calif.
Residence: Atlanta, Ga.
Turned professional: 2021
Years at Georgia Tech: 2017-21
Standing: Developmental excursions
Didn’t play Factors rating (GPro): 165
YTD earnings (GPro): $1,730
ANDY OGLETREE
Hometown: Little Rock, Miss.
Residence: Roswell, Ga.
Turned professional: 2020
Years at Georgia Tech: 2016-20
Standing: Asian Tour
Asian Tour
Worldwide Sequence Singapore
T-57
70-71-73-71–285 (-3)
Factors rating (GPro): T-10
YTD earnings (GPro): $17,250
YTD earnings (LIV): $120,000
CHRIS PETEFISH
Hometown: Danville, Calif.
Turned professional: 2018
Years at Georgia Tech: 2014-18
Standing: MacKenzie Tour/Forme Tour
Korn Ferry Tour
Pinnacle Financial institution Championship
missed lower
72-76–148 (+6)
Factors rating (KFT): 90
YTD earnings (KFT): $63,843
Profession earnings (KFT): $69,045
Factors rating (FET): T-16
YTD earnings (FET): $3,052
Profession earnings (PGA Tour Canada): $21,118
MICHAEL PISCIOTTA
Hometown: Alpharetta, Ga.
Turned professional: 2018
Years at Georgia Tech: 2014-18
Standing: Developmental excursions
Didn’t play Factors rating: n/a
YTD earnings: n/a
SETH REEVES
Hometown: Duluth, Ga.
Turned professional: 2014
Years at Georgia Tech: 2010-14
Standing: PGA Tour
Didn’t play FedEx Cup factors rating: 166
YTD earnings: $376,574
Profession earnings (PGAT): $649,622
Profession earnings (KFT): $686,162
LUKE SCHNIEDERJANS
Hometown: Powder Springs, Ga.
Residence: Alpharetta, Ga.
Turned professional: 2020
Years at Georgia Tech: 2016-20
Standing: MacKenzie Tour/Forme Tour
Didn’t play Factors rating (Canada): 35
YTD earnings (Canada): $9.048
Profession earnings (Canada): $25,121
Factors rating (GPro): 51
YTD earnings (GPro): $3,567
Factors rating (FET): T-81
YTD earnings (FET): $1,580
OLLIE SCHNIEDERJANS
Hometown: Powder Springs, Ga.
Turned professional: 2015
Years at Georgia Tech: 2011-15
Standing: Korn Ferry Tour
Didn’t play KFT Factors rating: 191
YTD earnings: $3,060
Profession earnings (KFT): $530,524
Profession earnings (PGAT): $3,879,653
BEN SMITH
Hometown: Novi, Mich.
Residence: Atlanta, Ga.
Turned professional: 2022
Years at Georgia Tech: 2018-22
Standing: developmental excursions
GPro Tour
Greenville Open
missed lower
76-76–152 (+8)
Factors rating: n/a
YTD earnings: n/a
TYLER STRAFACI
Hometown: Davie, Fla.
Residence: Davie, Fla.
Turned professional: 2020
Years at Georgia Tech: 2016-20
Standing: none
Didn’t play Factors rating (Canada): 122
YTD earnings (Canada): $1,419
YTD earnings (GPro): $1.504
Profession earnings (PGA Tour): $21,111
Profession earnings (KFT): n/a
NICHOLAS THOMPSON
Hometown: Coral Springs, Fla.
Turned professional: 2005
Years at Georgia Tech: 2001-05
Standing: Korn Ferry Tour
Didn’t play KFT factors rating: 237
YTD earnings: $2,880
Profession earnings (KFT): $922,294
Profession earnings (PGAT): $5,729,551
CAMERON TRINGALE
Hometown: Laguna Niguel, Calif.
Turned professional: 2009
Years at Georgia Tech: 2005-09
Standing: PGA Tour
PGA Tour
FedEx St. Jude Championship
missed lower
72-71–143 (+3)
FedEx Cup factors rating: 39
YTD earnings: $3,018,419
Profession earnings (PGAT): $17,277,904
RICHY WERENSKI
Hometown: South Hadley, Mass.
Turned professional: 2014
Years at Georgia Tech: 2011-14
Standing: PGA Tour
Didn’t play FedEx Cup factors rating: 161
YTD earnings: $354,791
Profession earnings (PGAT): $6,081,292
VINCENT WHALEY
Hometown: McKinney, Texas
Residence: Fayetteville, Ga.
Turned professional: 2017
Years at Georgia Tech: 2013-17
Standing: PGA Tour
PGA Tour
FedEx St. Jude Championship
missed lower
72-73–145 (+5)
FedEx Cup factors rating: 104
YTD earnings: $1,039,817
Profession earnings (PGAT): $1,939,680
Profession earnings (KFT): $167,469





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Where to watch Euro 2024 online as Georgia face the Czechia: Schedule, live stream, TV channel, schedule

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You want drama? Well Euro 2024 is serving it in fierce and feisty fashion. Even the relentless tedium of England matches has launched one of Europe’s great footballing nation into its own waking psychodrama, one where they dream of being as fun as Germany. 

The hosts are one of two teams locked into the last 16 along with Spain; England and Switzerland exceedingly likely to join them from a group stage that eliminates just eight of its 24 teams. Could big names such as Croatia and Belgium be in that small group? The coming days will prove decisive in determining just that. All that can be confidently predicted is that there will be plenty more of the last gasp drama that has come to define this competition in its early games.  

You can watch Euro 2024 on Fubo Sports (try for free). 

Venues

  • Arena AufSchalke, Cologne Stadium, Waldstadion and Leipzig Stadium: Games up until the round of 16 to be played at Gelsenkirchen’s Veltins-Arena (Schalke 04), Cologne’s RheinEnergieStadion (FC Koln), Frankfurt’s Deutsche Bank Park (Eintracht Frankfurt) and Leipzig’s Red Bull Arena (RB Leipzig) — all renamed by UEFA for this competition.
  • Stuttgart Arena, Volksparkstadion and Dusseldorf Arena: Games up until the quarterfinals to be played at Stuttgart’s MHPArena (VfB Stuttgart), Hamburg’s Volksparkstadion (Hamburger SV) and Dusseldorf’s Merkur Spiel-Arena (Fortuna Dusseldorf) — all renamed by UEFA for this competition.
  • Fußball Arena München and BVB Stadion Dortmund: Games up until the semifinals to be played at Munich’s Allianz Arena (Bayern Munich) and Dortmund’s Signal Iduna Park (Borussia Dortmund) — both renamed by UEFA for this competition.
  • Olympiastadion: Games up until the final to be played at Berlin’s Olympiastadion (Hertha BSC).

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Group stage

All times Eastern

Friday, June 14
Germany 5, Scotland 1

Saturday, June 15
Hungary 1, Switzerland 3
Spain 3, Croatia 0
Italy 2, Albania 1

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Sunday, June 16
Netherlands 2, Poland 1
Slovenia 1, Denmark 1

England 1, Serbia 0

Monday, June 17
Romania 3, Ukraine 0
Belgium 0, Slovakia 1

Austria 0, France 1

Tuesday, June 18
Turkiye 3, Georgia 1
Portugal 2, Czechia 1

Wednesday, June 19
Croatia 2, Albania 2
Germany 2. Hungary 0
Scotland 1, Switzerland 1

Thursday, June 20
Slovenia 1, Serbia 1
Denmark 1, England 1

Spain 1, Italy 0

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Friday, June 21
Slovakia vs. Ukraine, 9 a.m. on Fubo (try for free)
Poland vs. Austria, 12 p.m. on FS1
Netherlands vs. France, 3 p.m. on Fox

Saturday, June 22
Georgia vs. Czechia, 9 a.m. on Fubo (try for free)
Turkiye vs. Portugal, 12 p.m. on Fox
Belgium vs. Romania, 3 p.m. on Fox

Sunday, June 23
Switzerland vs. Germany, 3 p.m. on Fox
Scotland vs. Hungary, 3 p.m. on FS1

Monday, June 24
Albania vs. Spain, 3 p.m. on Fox
Croatia vs. Italy, 3 p.m. on FS1

Tuesday, June 25
France vs. Poland, 12 p.m. on Fox
Netherlands vs. Austria, 12 p.m. on FS1
Denmark vs. Serbia, 3 p.m. on FS1
England vs. Slovenia, 3 p.m. on Fox

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Wednsesday, June 26
Slovakia vs. Romania, 12 p.m. on FS1
Ukraine vs. Belgium, 12 p.m. on Fox
Georgia vs. Portugal, 3 p.m. on Fox
Czechia vs. Turkiye, 3 p.m. on FS1

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Round of 16

June 29
2A vs. 2B: 12 p.m. on FS1
1A vs. 2C: 3 p.m. on Fox

June 30
1C vs. 3D/E/F, 12 p.m. on Fox
1B vs. 3A/D/E/F, 3 p.m. on Fox

July 1
2D vs. 2E, 12 p.m. on FS1
1F vs. 3A/B/C, 3 p.m. on Fox

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July 2
1E vs. 3A/B/C/D, 12 p.m. on FS1
1D vs. 2F, 3 p.m. on Fox

Quarterfinals

July 5
TBD vs. TBD, 12 p.m. on Fox
TBD vs. TBD, 3 p.m. on Fox

July 6
TBD vs. TBD, 12 p.m. on Fox
TBD vs. TBD, 3 p.m. on Fox

Semifinals

July 9
TBD vs. TBD, 3 p.m. on Fox

July 10
TBD vs. TBD, 3 p.m. on Fox

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Final

July 14
TBD vs. TBD, 3 p.m. on Fox





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Matthew Stafford's wife says she 'dated' his 'backup' at Georgia to make him jealous

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Matthew and Kelly Stafford got married in 2015, but just like every relationship, it wasn’t always sunshine and rainbows.

The two met while attending the University of Georgia, and things got off to a rocky start.

“It wasn’t that cute of a relationship at first,” Kelly said on the “Off the Vine” podcast. “I hated him, I loved him.”

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Kelly Stafford, wife of Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, plays with their daughters in the confetti as they celebrate winning Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium on Feb. 13, 2022. (Mark J. Rebilas-USA Today Sports)

But Kelly came up with a master plan to eventually wind up with her future husband.

“I dated the backup to p— him off, which worked – he was the bad boy too,” Kelly revealed. “Matthew’s so sweet and a Southern gentleman and all that stuff. And the backup was the complete opposite, and it upset him.”

Not only were they both quarterbacks, but they were also roommates, according to Kelly.

Kelly Stafford kisses Matt

Los Angeles Rams’ quarterback Matthew Stafford kisses wife Kelly Stafford after winning Super Bowl LVI against the Cincinnati Bengals on Feb. 13, 2022. (Frederic J. Brown/AFP via Getty Images)

“They lived in the same dorm room because athletes lived in the same dorm room. He would see my car there. At one point he waited and followed me into the car. I was like, ‘This is amazing, it’s working.’ I was like, ‘Get out of my car.’ He was like, ‘He’s not right for you.’ I was like, ‘What? You can’t tell me that,’” she said.

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It’s unknown who Kelly was referring to, but during Stafford’s time at Georgia (2006 to 2008), he played in front of Joe Tereshinski, Joe Cox, A.J. Bryant and Mohamed Massaquoi – out of those four, Cox is the only one to be at Georgia in all three of Stafford’s seasons.

It seems like Kelly made the right choice – Stafford was the No. 1 pick in 2009 and was always one of the more underrated quarterbacks in the league – playing for, at the time, the lowly Detroit Lions, didn’t help his case. 

He finally got the recognition he deserved after winning Super Bowl LVI with the Los Angeles Rams.

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Matthew Stafford of the Los Angeles Rams celebrates with his wife Kelly Stafford during Super Bowl LVI on Feb. 13, 2022. (Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

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The couple has four daughters from ages 3 to 7, with their two oldest being twins.

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WARM SPRINGS, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – The mayor of a city in Georgia fired its police chief and suspended the entire police force following a lengthy investigation.

In a social media post, the city of Warm Springs announced that Mayor Robyn Pynenburg fired Police Chief Emilio Quintana and suspended the remaining 13 police officers.

“The decision to terminate Chief [Emilio] Quintana and suspend the police force was made after careful consideration of recent events and emerging concerns regarding the conduct and operations within the department,” city officials said in a social media post Wednesday.

The Georgia Peace Officer Standards & Training Council confirmed it’s investigating the former police chief for “unauthorized use of city vehicles and representation as an officer in an unauthorized duty of office.”

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In the meantime, the city with a population of roughly 500 people, appointed Aisha Al-Khalifa as interim chief.

As of now, Al-Khalifa is the only person active on the police force.

WANF reached out to Warm Springs Mayor Robyn Pynenburg on Thursday.

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Pynenburg declined to answer any questions and said in a text message that she was out of town.

“We’ve been without a police chief before, and we’ve been short-staffed before,” said Gerrie Thompson, an innkeeper in Warm Springs.

Thompson said she formerly served on city council and trusts the mayor had a legitimate reason to fire the police chief.

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“It’s not something that’s just a spur-of-the-moment thing. I’m not potentially worried about anything. And I’m sure whatever is going on, they will have it taken care of,” Thompson said.



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