In Suzanne Yoculan's final appearance at the NCAA National Gymnastics Championships, her Georgia Bulldogs emerged triumphant from Thursday's first session to earn a spot in Friday's "Super Six."
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Following a subpar performance at the SEC Championships, Georgia took a giant step towards the Gym Dogs' fifth straight NCAA gymnastics title with a runaway victory in the Southeastern Regional.
Not long ago, an old friend of mine mentioned in an e-mail that, over the years, his opinion of Brent Musburger had changed for the better. I had to agree; I used to find Musburger pompous and...
Suzanne Yoculan's Gym Dogs went into the SEC Gymnastics Championships undefeated, but a poor performance on the balance beam doomed the Bulldogs, who fell to archrival Alabama with the conference crown on the line.
In Suzanne Yoculan's final home meet as the gymnastics coach at Georgia, the Gym Dogs completed a perfect regular season with a win over the Michigan Wolverines.
Suzanne Yoculan's Gym Dogs were on the road on Sunday to face the UCLA Bruins and the nation's No. 1-ranked women's gymnastics squad stayed perfect as the Georgia Bulldogs notched a 197.725 score in Los Angeles.
Suzanne Yoculan's Gym Dogs closed out their SEC gymnastics slate against the Florida Gators. Georgia turned in its best performance since 1999 in whipping the rival program from Gainesville.
For those of you who (quite reasonably) were expecting to see a game report at Dawg Sports this evening, I am afraid that the Gym Dogs’ weekend meet with Florida begins at 4:00 on Saturday...
What do Suzanne Yoculan's Gym Dogs do when facing the No. 7 team in the land when Courtney Kupets has an off night? Why, they find a way to win, anyway, of course. Dawg Sports has the story.
