For the Georgia Bulldogs, soccer season is underway, college football season is almost here, Harris English is in contention, and Kolton Houston is waiting for word from the NCAA.
Bulldog Nation is ready for the 2012 college football season to get underway, and Dawg Sports brings you the latest on Georgia athletics.
The Georgia Bulldogs have been in action overseas in England and in Italy, while Mark Richt's football team conducted its first fall scrimmage. Dawg Sports brings you the latest.
The Georgia Bulldogs women's soccer team defeated the Kansas Jayhawks, 2-0, to advance to the second round of the NCAA tournament, where the Red and Black will face the top-seeded Duke Blue Devils.
Sunday was a stellar day for the Georgia Bulldogs, who were impressive in women's equestrian, men's and women's golf, women's soccer, men's and women's tennis, and women's volleyball.
The SEC-leading Georgia Bulldogs women's soccer team battled the Auburn Tigers to a scoreless tie in double overtime on the Plains on Thursday night.
With Sunday's televised win over the Kentucky Wildcats on ESPNU, the Georgia Bulldogs women's soccer team moved into first place in the SEC.
While you await the kickoff of the Georgia Bulldogs' college football game against the Vanderbilt Commodores, take a moment to review the Dawg Sports recap of the Red and Black's non-revenue outings on a busy Friday in Bulldog Nation.
College football season is halfway done, and men's basketball season is almost here, but the Georgia Bulldogs field teams in other sports, too. Dawg Sports sums up the latest from the equestrian, golf, soccer, tennis, and volleyball teams.
In addition to their college football win in Sanford Stadium last Saturday, the Georgia Bulldogs had a busy weekend, participating in competitions in soccer, volleyball, and men's and women's tennis. Dawg Sports has the non-revenue rundown.
