You may have missed it in the excitement of National Signing Day, but Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs managed to get out of Knoxville with a 68-62 basketball win over the Tennessee Volunteers on Wednesday night. The Hoop Dogs never trailed.
Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs will cap off National Signing Day by playing an SEC men's basketball game against the Tennessee Volunteers in Knoxville, where the Red and Black have won just once in their last eleven trips.
Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs finally looked like they're starting to put it together as a men's basketball team, claiming their third straight SEC victory by an eleven-point margin over the South Carolina Gamecocks in Columbia.
The Georgia Bulldogs will send student-athletes into intercollegiate competition in eight sports on Saturday, including three clashes of ranked teams and a televised men's basketball game. Come to Dawg Sports for the all-day open comment thread!
In an SEC men's basketball game that was not for the weak to witness, Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs arguably played a slightly less ugly brand of hoops, outlasting the Auburn Tigers, 57-49.
Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs are on something vaguely resembling a roll, at least against the bad teams on their SEC men's basketball slate. Can they notch another win against the Auburn Tigers on Wednesday night?
Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs men's basketball team has managed to win two of its last three SEC games. Is this cause for confidence or a dead cat bounce?
Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs went on the road to face the reeling Texas A&M Aggies in an SEC men's basketball game. Though the Hoop Dogs were underdogs, the Fox Hounds came away with an unlikely 59-52 conference victory in College Station.
The Georgia Bulldogs will be in action on Saturday in track, swimming and diving, equestrian, tennis, basketball, gymnastics, and ice hockey. (Yes, ice hockey.) Follow them all in the Dawg Sports open comment thread.
Hey! Mark Fox's Hoop Hounds managed to win one in SEC play, as the Georgia Bulldogs outlasted the LSU Tigers, 67-58, to stay out of the league cellar and notch their first conference win. Here's how they did it.
