Though this college football season will produce neither a conference nor a national title for Georgia, it remains one of the best uncrowned seasons in school history. In that regard, the 2012 Bulldogs resemble the 1931 Georgia squad.
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.
The AP preseason college football poll was released on Saturday, and the Georgia Bulldogs were one of eight SEC teams ranked in the top 25. Should Bulldog fans be pleased or worried by this development?
Because Mark Richt enters the 2011 college football season with his job potentially in jeopardy, some fans of the Georgia Bulldogs already are touting the TCU Horned Frogs' Gary Patterson as a possible successor . . . but is Coach Patterson's resume really more impressive than Coach Richt's? Dawg Sports looks at the measurable criteria.
These are busy days in Bulldog Nation, from men's basketball to women's basketball to baseball to tennis to golf. Dawg Sports brings you up to speed in Tuesday morning's edition of Dawg bites.
Mark Richt is just the fourth coach in Georgia Bulldogs history to have lasted at least nine seasons at the head of the Red and Black football program. How does he compare to Harry Mehre, Wally Butts, and Vince Dooley? Dawg Sports breaks it down.
It is time for the blogosphere to cast its votes in the final regular-season BlogPoll. The Alabama Crimson Tide stand atop the Dawg Sports top 25 . . . but the Texas Longhorns did not finish No. 2.
