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?
Though this college football season will produce neither a conference nor a national championship for Georgia, it remains one of the best uncrowned seasons in school history. In that regard, the 2012 Bulldogs resemble the 1978 Georgia team.
A pair of rival SELC division frontrunners squared off for an important intercollegiate men's club lacrosse match on Wednesday night, when the visiting Georgia Bulldogs handed the Clemson Tigers a 14-6 setback.
Though the 2013 and 2014 renewals of the college football rivalry between the Clemson Tigers and the Georgia Bulldogs recently appeared threatened by ACC and SEC expansion, athletic directors Greg McGarity and Terry Don Phillips have reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring the series takes place as planned. Dawg Sports explains why this development is both important and encouraging.
The 2011 college football season ended only a week ago, so, naturally, it's time to begin compiling pre-preseason top 25 rankings for 2012! Dawg Sports wonders, though . . . why should we limit ourselves to looking ahead only to next year?
As the Missouri Tigers inch closer to becoming the SEC's 14th team, Dawg Sports steps up its efforts to convince fans of the South Carolina Gamecocks that the newest members of the SEC East should be the Clemson Tigers instead. This week's tactic: bribery.
With every option apparently on the table for SEC expansion, the league should turn its attention to adding the Clemson Tigers as the conference's 14th team. Dawg Sports explains why.
Mark Richt changed between fourth down decisions against Clemson in 2002 and Central Florida in 2010, just as Vince Dooley changed between two-point conversion calls against Clemson in 1977 and in 1983. What lessons should the Georgia Bulldogs learn from these parallels?
In an effort to revitalize the Georgia Bulldogs' strength and conditioning program, Mark Richt has replaced Dave Van Halanger with Joe Tereshinski. Dawg Sports explains why the move inspires more hope than confidence.
