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A few things every Georgia fan should know heading into this weekend's rivalry game against Georgia Tech

Surely even casual readers of Dawg Sports have noticed that T. Kyle King is fixated on the college football rivalry between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Clemson Tigers. Here's why: Kyle has written a book about the 62-game series.

Tuesday, January 5, 2010, was not a good night for the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets . . . which means it was a good night for America.

Usually, the basketball coverage at Dawg Sports is left to MaconDawg, who actually knows whereof he speaks. When the Georgia Bulldogs beat the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, though, a heartfelt response is warranted. (Warning: profanity.)

Coach Paul Johnson recently claimed that the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets weren't defined by the Georgia Bulldogs. Dawg Sports begs to differ, citing numerous historical examples to the contrary.

New life has been breathed into the Georgia Bulldogs' rivalry with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Find out what last night's win means for Mark Richt's future in the Classic City.

Pervasive negative feelings abound at Dawg Sports, where "Too Much Information" explains just how dour the Georgia Bulldogs' situation is as they enter tomorrow night's clash with the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

How do you taunt a rival fan? What's the best retort he could offer in reply? Which rivalries are most heated? Which rivals are most hated? Dawg Sports has the answers.

Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson was in 2009 what Pepper Rodgers was for the Yellow Jackets in 1974. Unfortunately for the Ramblin' Wreck, the Georgia Bulldogs will remember in 2009 what they recalled in 1975.

After a surprisingly successful first season under Paul Johnson, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets are being touted as ACC and national championship contenders in 2009. Here's why the Georgia Bulldogs are happy about that fact.