Former Secretary of State Condoleeze Rice and businesswoman Darla Moore are the first two women admitted to Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters. Women have been knocking on the door of...
Georgia Bulldogs fans will be converging on Athens on Saturday for the annual G-Day college football spring scrimmage. Dawg Sports walks you through the festivities, fundraisers, and fan functions from a busy weekend in Bulldog Nation.
Former University of Georgia golfer Bubba Watson won a dramatic sudden-death playoff to claim the 2012 Masters. Dawg Sports examines what the PGA Tour major championship means to Bulldog Nation.
While Easter weekend was highlighted for Georgia fans by Bubba Watson's Masters win, the Bulldogs also were in action in softball, track and field, and the Davis Cup. Dawg Sports recaps the action in the Sunday sports summary.
Following a 6-6 college football season, the Georgia Bulldogs likely are Memphis-bound to face the Conference USA champion in the Liberty Bowl. Dawg Sports attempts to make the best of a disappointing situation.
The folks down at Augusta National - i.e., Billy Payne - have decided there will be another hour of Masters coverage on Thursday and Friday next year. Instead of going from 4-7:30pm ET, ESPN will broadcast from 3-7:30pm ET.
Charles Barkley, TNT analyst and friend of Tiger Woods, had some pointed remarks for Masters Chairman Billy Payne after he shared his thoughts on Tiger Woods' behavior in his State of the Masters remarks. In an appearance on Fox Sports Radio, Barkley was his usual blunt self.
Billy Payne, Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters, responded to Tiger Woods' announced return at his tournament.
Everyone agrees that Erk Russell, the former defensive coordinator of the Georgia Bulldogs and the former head coach of the Georgia Southern Eagles, belongs in the College Football Hall of Fame. Dawg Sports has done something about that.
Ryan devotes the first two segments of the show to the Masters - the players and the course. Ryan wonders who choked, who stepped up, and what the results may mean for the players' careers. Then, Ryan touches on the course setup and how Billy Payne did a solid job with the championship. Finally, Women on Course founder Donna Hoffman talks about her organization and getting people to take up the game.
