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.
Incoming freshman tailback Todd Gurley is making a favorable impression for the Georgia Bulldogs, highlighting Wednesday morning's edition of "Dawg Bites."
Bulldog Nation is ready for the 2012 college football season to get underway, and Dawg Sports brings you the latest on Georgia athletics.
Track and field athlete Reese Hoffa and swimmer Allison Schmitt took home two more Olympic medals for the United States, and for the Georgia Bulldogs.
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Georgia Bulldog Allison Schmitt, already the recipient of bronze and silver medals at the 2012 London Olympics, took home the gold on Tuesday, setting new American and Olympic records in the process.
The Georgia Bulldogs continue to be well represented at the 2012 London Olympics, where John Isner advanced in tennis and Allison Schmitt continued to distinguish herself in swimming.
Georgia Bulldogs John Isner and Allison Schmitt both shined for the United States on the first day of the 2012 London Olympics, with Schmitt's swimming relay team taking home a bronze medal.
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.
During a busy weekend in Bulldog Nation, former Georgia tennis ace John Isner defeated the No. 1-ranked player in the world, while the Bulldogs finished second in the NCAA women's swimming and diving championships and won their softball series with the Auburn Tigers.
