Even the offseason is a busy time for the Georgia Bulldogs, who have produced two ESPY winners, a hall of fame-bound coach, and an individual world champion in four sports this week. Dawg Sports brings you the latest in the Sunday sports summary.
It has been a busy week for the Georgia Bulldogs, as several Red and Black athletes have been preparing for the Olympics, two former Bulldog standouts have been hired as assistant coaches in Athens, and the school's oldest living tennis letterman passed away.
The Georgia Bulldogs are looking ahead to postseason play in women's equestrian and gymnastics, while they are looking to the Palmetto State in men's baseball and basketball. Dawg Sports has the latest in "Dawg Bites."
A Recap of Saturday's Equestrian Match Between #2 Georgia and #7 South Carolina
The Georgia Bulldogs women's basketball and women's equestrian teams both carded wins this weekend, but the women's volleyball team suffered another disappointing defeat.
Several Georgia Bulldogs women's teams were in action on Friday, with the equestrian team turning in a truly dominant performance but the soccer and volleyball teams falling well short of victory.
The Georgia Bulldogs had a busy Veterans Day, winning in women's sports at basketball, equestrian, swimming and diving, and volleyball on Friday.
On the eve of the Georgia Bulldogs' college football game against the New Mexico State Aggies, the Red and Black's basketball, equestrian, tennis, and volleyball teams all turned in solid performances.
Sunday was a stellar day for the Georgia Bulldogs, who were impressive in women's equestrian, men's and women's golf, women's soccer, men's and women's tennis, and women's volleyball.
Though the Georgia Bulldogs football team was idle Saturday, the Red and Black men's and women's tennis teams, men's and women's swimming and diving teams, women's equestrian team, and women's golf team all had successful outings.
