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Mark Richt's twelfth season as the Georgia head coach saw the Bulldogs fall just five yards short of an SEC title and a probable national championship. How does the Red and Black skipper compare to Wally Butts and Vince Dooley at the same point?

Though this college football season will produce neither a conference nor a national championship for Georgia, it remains one of the best uncrowned seasons in school history. In that regard, the 2012 Bulldogs resemble the 1945 Georgia squad.

2011 has been a tumultuous year for college football, but one of the few positive stories of the season has been the resurgence of the SEC East champion Georgia Bulldogs. Dawg Sports examines how Mark Richt saved Christmas.

On Saturday afternoon in Sanford Stadium, the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers will renew the Deep South's oldest college football rivalry between the hedges. Dawg Sports looks at this critical SEC showdown.

Dawg Sports wraps up its game-by-game preview of the Georgia Bulldogs' 2011 college football season by looking ahead to the Red and Black's showdown with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Bobby Dodd Stadium at historic Grant Field. (Warning: There is humor involved.)

Dawg Sports remembers Veterans Day.

Mark Richt is a man of deep religious faith, so it is only fitting that Dawg Sports would look to Scripture to find a reason for believing in the head football coach in charge of the Georgia Bulldogs.

Big Ten conference expansion may require the Michigan Wolverines and the Ohio State Buckeyes to move their traditional season-ending showdown earlier in the year. Dawg Sports explains why this same template should be followed by the Georgia Bulldogs and the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Just four head football coaches in the Georgia Bulldogs' history have lasted at least nine years on the job in Athens: Harry Mehre, Wally Butts, Vince Dooley, and Mark Richt. How does Georgia's current skipper stack up against the previous three?