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?
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!
Georgia fans are used to dealing with Auburn, Florida, and Georgia Tech boosters, so it's hard to work up any honest contempt for partisans of the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Nevertheless, there are five reasons to hate the Bulldogs' Capital One Bowl foe.
The Georgia Bulldogs were dominant in their 42-10 win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Are the 2012 SEC East and Peach State champions ready to claim the conference and national titles, as well?
The Georgia Bulldogs opened up a can of Clean Old-Fashioned Whoop-Ass on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets on Saturday, which means it's time to update that Mark Richt Victory Watch.
It is time once again for Clean Old-Fashioned Hate, as the Georgia Bulldogs prepare to welcome the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets between the hedges. What is in store for this in-state rivalry showdown?
The SEC hopes to iron out the scheduling oddities caused by conference expansion by shifting the site of the 2013 game between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers. What impact will this have on the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry?
When fans of the Georgia Bulldogs are asked to name their most despised rivals, the nickname "Tigers" appears frequently in the pecking order. Dawg Sports explains why this is, and ought to be, the case.
CBS Sports college football blogger Jerry Hinnen predicts the Georgia Bulldogs will win at least ten games in 2012. Dawg Sports explains why anyone who believes that must be smoking something.
Recent remarks by athletic director Greg McGarity made it clear that future SEC football schedules will bend to the whims of CBS and ESPN. What does this mean for the Georgia Bulldogs' future conference slates?
