The Georgia Bulldogs will be opening the 2011 college football season with a Labor Day weekend night game against the Boise State Broncos. Dawg Sports recalls a similar, and similarly important, game against the Clemson Tigers to kick off the 1982 campaign.
The Toomer's Corner oaks, an integral part of one of the Auburn Tigers' longstanding college football traditions, were poisoned. A Georgia Bulldogs fan offers his reaction from the opposite side of the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry.
CBS Sportsline's Gregg Doyel has defended the idea of expanding the NCAA tournament field to 96 teams, and his arguments demonstrate why it is vitally important that there never be a playoff in Division I-A college football.
Every Georgia Bulldogs football fan is asking the same questions. Can Joe Cox replace Matthew Stafford? Is he the next D.J. Shockley or the next Joe T.? Dawg Sports reaches back and finds the correct answer in the recesses of Bulldog football history.
When visiting teams claim victory in Sanford Stadium, opposing players and fans sometimes grab a piece of the historic hedges. Dawg Sports takes a look at the history of a practice which all Georgia Bulldogs fans despise.
