Two old college football rivals, the Georgia Bulldogs and the Clemson Tigers, both inexplicably went 6-7 last season. What do the statistics tell us about where the schools stand, and about the Red and Black's prospects for a gridiron revival?
Greg McGarity suggests that the Georgia Bulldogs may be interested in scheduling a college football series with Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, or Penn State, but will such a series come to pass?
How does a fan help the Georgia Bulldogs prepare for their SEC East showdown with the Florida Gators? Dawg Sports does it by writing a poetic ode to the rebound by the Red and Black in the 2010 college football season.
Dawg Sports has spent the week discussing possible options for the Georgia Bulldogs. Now it's your turn to cast your vote. How should Mark Richt's team go about turning around its season?
In sports, the difference between winning and losing is a matter of inches and consistency. Dawg Sports examines how close the Georgia Bulldogs are to being a good football team.
Dawg Sports brings you the latest news on the Georgia Bulldogs, including A.J. Green's appeal, Arkansas Razorbacks running back Dennis Johnson's injury, and the exchange of barbs between Steve Spurrier and Todd Grantham.
Prompted by Big Ten fans' reaction to moving the Michigan-Ohio State game and a posting by SB Nation's Holly Anderson, Dawg Sports asks readers whether an SEC Championship Game rematch between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers would diminish or enhance the Deep South's oldest college football rivalry.
The 2010 preseason college football BlogPoll has been released at SB Nation. Where is your favorite team ranked?
Les Miles's recent treatment of LSU Tigers recruit Elliott Porter has called additional attention to the problems of oversigning and grayshirting in college football. Dawg Sports proposes that the NCAA solve those problems by eliminating the 85-scholarship limit.
Former Georgia Bulldogs star John Isner made history at Wimbledon this week. Dawg Sports places Isner's achievement in the context of the history of Bulldog tennis, the University, and the state.
