First Look At CBS's SEC Football Coverage.
We need a little mood music: There, that's better. Obviously the meat of CBS's college football broadcast schedule be be fleshed out mid-season based on the relative strength of available match...
We need a little mood music: There, that's better. Obviously the meat of CBS's college football broadcast schedule be be fleshed out mid-season based on the relative strength of available match...
Alkaline5 proposes a unique idea that it maybe better to let GT in the SEC, rather than have the north come down our way.
Dawg Haus does history a solid in a trip back to 1942
Dawg Haus finds a Kentucky game that can give us a look back at the WonderDawgs.
Dawg Haus walks us back to another great one, the Georgia Bulldogs vs the Auburn War Tigers in 1982.
Dawg Haus continues his series with a study on App State.
We don't really need to lead you into this one do we? Most memorable play ever? Greatest Munson call ever? Dawg Haus does his stuff again and adds a lot of terrific color.
Dawg Haus takes us to a UGA - Vandy game of old, the 1924 game.
Dawg Haus takes us back to the 1960 Georgia Missouri game, digging up a scrambling Fran Tarkenton and some nice bits of color.
Dawg Haus continues his looking forward while looking back series with UGA vs UT 2001.
Dawg Haus takes us back to the 2005 SEC Championship Game, and the magic of DJ Shockley.
Dawg Haus gives us some history of the North Texas Green Machine.
Dawg Haus selects the 2002 UGA-SC game as one of the greatest ever in his ongoing series.
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney has suggested moving the Tigers' 2013 college football season opener to Labor Day night, but the Georgia Bulldogs' athletic director has a better idea: play the game on Thursday night, instead.
While there's obviously still a lot of time between now and Labor Day Weekend, I thought it might be worthwhile to take a look at what many have identified as the most critical stretch of the...
The Georgia Bulldogs will travel to Auburn for the second straight season, but the Red and Black will host LSU between the hedges as part of a 2013 schedule topheavy with Tigers.
A season preview of the 2012 Auburn Tigers from a Georgia perspective.
My colleagues have already previewed and predicted the first 6 games of the 2012 Georgia Bulldog football season at this point. That brings us to the October 20th trip to Lexington to visit the K...
CBS Sports college football blogger Jerry Hinnen predicts the Georgia Bulldogs will win at least ten games in 2012. Dawg Sports explains why anyone who believes that must be smoking something.
Recent remarks by athletic director Greg McGarity made it clear that future SEC football schedules will bend to the whims of CBS and ESPN. What does this mean for the Georgia Bulldogs' future conference slates?
The meme has taken hold that the Georgia Bulldogs have the easiest path to the SEC Championship Game in the 2012 college football season. Dawg Sports delves more deeply into the pros and cons of the Red and Black's upcoming slate.
After many delays, the SEC finally released the 2012 college football schedule, and Georgia Bulldogs fans generally are pleased. Though Mark Richt's defending Eastern Division champions lost their scheduled open date before facing the Florida Gators and will play only three conference home games, the 'Dawgs made gains elsewhere on the slate.
The SEC announced on Thursday that the expected release of the conference's 2012 college football schedule would be delayed at least until Christmas. Dawg Sports examines what we know, what we believe, and what this means for the Georgia Bulldogs.
The addition of the Missouri Tigers and the Texas A&M Aggies to the SEC may mean the league will go to a nine-game conference football schedule starting in 2012. Dawg Sports explains why this is bad news for the Georgia Bulldogs.
When Greg McGarity brokered a deal to have the Georgia Bulldogs open the 2011 college football season against the Boise State Broncos in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic, did he use the original chicken sandwich to outmaneuver his opponent?