When the Clemson Tigers, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, LSU Tigers, and Vanderbilt Commodores are playing, fans of the Georgia Bulldogs have at least a passing interest in the games, if there's nothing else on, or anything. Join us at Dawg Sports!
Heading into the 2012 college football season, fans of the Georgia Bulldogs are most concerned about the depletion of the secondary. With Brandon Boykin gone and Bacarri Rambo suspended, to whom will the Bulldogs turn in the defensive backfield?
Fans of the Georgia Bulldogs and the South Carolina Gamecocks are divided over whether the Clemson Tigers would make a suitable addition to the SEC if college football's toughest conference expands. Dawg Sports attempts to bridge the gap, SEC rival to SEC rival.
The rumored expansion of the SEC is purely money-driven, which is why the Texas A&M Aggies are the hottest commodity among the targets for enlarging the toughest conference in college football. What other teams make financial sense for the league to consider, as well?
The Georgia Bulldogs' first day of fall camp is behind them. What do the Red and Black faithful need to know with 30 days remaining before the start of the 2011 college football season? Dawg Sports has you covered.
The SEC will have college football conference bragging rights on the line when the Alabama Crimson Tide, Florida Gators, and South Carolina Gamecocks take the field for bowl games on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Dawg Sports predicts those three teams will go 2-1. Find out which one will lose in "Don't Bet On It!"
The possibility of replacing the Georgia Dome with a smaller open-air stadium for the Atlanta Falcons is being discussed. Dawg Sports explains why this would be bad news for SEC football fans.
Big Ten expansion may force the SEC to bring in new teams in order to keep up financially. Dawg Sports looks at the landscape and concludes that, history and rivalries aside, the SEC really has no choice but to do whatever it takes to snag the Texas Longhorns.
Many college football fans strongly favor dumping the BCS and adopting a playoff. Dawg Sports provides four reasons why the Bowl Championship Series is preferable to a Division I-A tournament.
Mark Richt's search for the Georgia Bulldogs' new defensive coordinator recently drew sharp criticism from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Jeff Schultz. Dawg Sports points to the example of the Atlanta Sports Council's Gary Stokan to show why Schultz is way off base.
