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Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence (16) leaps for a two-point conversion against the Los Angeles Chargers during Saturday's wild-card playoff game in Jacksonville. (CHRIS CARLSON/Associated Press)

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence (16) leaps for a two-point conversion against the Los Angeles Chargers during Saturday's wild-card playoff game in Jacksonville. (CHRIS CARLSON/Associated Press)

NFL: Lawrence rallies Jaguars from 27 down to beat Chargers

JACKSONVILLE — Trevor Lawrence's confidence somehow never wavered. Not after the first interception. Or the second. Or the third. Or even the fourth. The generational quarterback simply delivered a generational comeback. The No.
Virginia forward Ben Vander Plas passes the ball as he is triple-teamed by Florida State defenders during Saturday's game in Tallahassee. (PHIL SEARS/Associated Press)

Virginia forward Ben Vander Plas passes the ball as he is triple-teamed by Florida State defenders during Saturday's game in Tallahassee. (PHIL SEARS/Associated Press)

MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Franklin, Vander Plas lead No. 13 Virginia past FSU

TALLAHASSEE — Armaan Franklin is being more aggressive on offense and finding his rhythm. His continued emergence and Virginia’s defense were critical to the Cavaliers' third straight win.
CHS, FWHS, SHS, BHS, LHS

CHS, FWHS, SHS, BHS, LHS

PREP ROUNDUP: Scores and stats from 1/13/23

BOYS SOCCER — Fort White 6, Interlachen 1: Connor Bass netted a hat trick while Colt Patterson, Fernando Covarrubias and Colby Blake scored one apiece to lead the Indians (8-6-2) to a road win over the Rams (0-11) on Friday night in District 4-3A action.
Fort White guard Tafari Moe rises for a layup over Lafayette’s Amarie Fleming on Friday night. (MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter)

Fort White guard Tafari Moe rises for a layup over Lafayette’s Amarie Fleming on Friday night. (MORGAN MCMULLEN/Lake City Reporter)

BOYS BASKETBALL: Fort White shakes off ‘sloppy’ start to topple Lafayette

FORT WHITE — Nobody could deny the sloppiness of Friday’s matchup. In fact, it was the first word that came to mind for Indians head coach Elvin Sheppard. “A sloppy one,” Sheppard said after his team’s game against Lafayette. “Sloppy. Really sloppy. But it’s like that sometimes.
Columbia guard Eriel Baker pushes the ball up the court after stealing it away from Oak Hall guard Bella Gloriod on Friday night. (JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter)

Columbia guard Eriel Baker pushes the ball up the court after stealing it away from Oak Hall guard Bella Gloriod on Friday night. (JORDAN KROEGER/Lake City Reporter)

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Columbia cruises past Oak Hall on Senior Night to climb back to .500

November’s meeting between Columbia and Oak Hall went down to the wire. The Tigers squeaked by with a one-point win, a game a little too close for comfort. When teams met again for Round 2 on Friday night, Columbia had a different strategy. That was a 2-3 zone. It worked to perfection.
Columbia forward Ty'jahn Wright shoots against Clay on Dec. 7, 2022. (BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter)

Columbia forward Ty'jahn Wright shoots against Clay on Dec. 7, 2022. (BRENT KUYKENDALL/Lake City Reporter)

PREP ROUNDUP: Scores and stats from 1/12/23

BOYS BASKETBALL — Columbia 54, Clay 38: Seth Stockton scored 17 points while Ty'Jahn Wright and D'Maceo Sheppard had 10 apiece to lead the Tigers (11-6) past the Blue Devils (3-8) on the road Thursday night in District 2-5A action. Jayden Jackson added seven points for CHS.
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence celebrates after defeating the Tennessee Titans on Saturday in Jacksonville. The Jaguars won 20-16. (JOHN RAOUX/Associated Press)

Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence celebrates after defeating the Tennessee Titans on Saturday in Jacksonville. The Jaguars won 20-16. (JOHN RAOUX/Associated Press)

NFL: Lawrence, Herbert face off in playoff debuts

JACKSONVILLE — Trevor Lawrence feels as if he’s been in the playoffs the past two months. Lawrence and the Jacksonville Jaguars were 3-7 and four games behind division-leading Tennessee in late November. It was clear they needed to find ways to start winning close games.