The Georgia Bulldogs claimed a five-inning run-rule victory over the LSU Tigers in their opening game of the SEC Softball Tournament, setting up a semifinal showdown on Friday afternoon.

Last year, we had decent success with our Women’s College World Series open comment threads, so I figured it would be worth our while to track the Georgia Bulldogs in the SEC Softball Tournament...

The Georgia Bulldogs women's softball team split a Wednesday doubleheader with the Longwood Lancers to end the regular season before beginning SEC Tournament play on Thursday.

Despite spending part of the season ranked No. 1 in the land, the Georgia Bulldogs managed to draw only the fifth seed in the SEC Softball Tournament. The Red and Black will open play on Thursday afternoon on ESPNU against the LSU Tigers.

After dropping the first outing of a three-game SEC softball set against the Mississippi State Bulldogs on Friday night, the Georgia Bulldogs evened the series on Saturday and claimed a run-rule victory on Sunday.

The Georgia Bulldogs' fourth-ranked softball team dropped two of three to the No. 25 Auburn Tigers this weekend, raising questions about the Red and Black's ability to win on the road with the SEC Tournament looming.

The Georgia Bulldogs cruised to another softball victory over an in-state opponent, this time outlasting the Kennesaw State Owls by a 6-1 final margin on Wednesday night.

A Friday night rainout forced the Georgia Bulldogs to schedule a softball doubleheader for Saturday. The second outing of the twin bill remains in a weather delay, but the Arkansas Razorbacks claimed victory in a pitchers' duel in the first game.

Despite a less than stellar effort, the Georgia Bulldogs softball team emerged victorious from a midweek contest against the Georgia Southern Eagles.

Georgia Bulldogs softball head coach Lu Harris-Champer carded a milestone victory in her team's weekend SEC series sweep of the Ole Miss Rebels.