The day before Thanksgiving is an appropriate time to get all the surliness out of your system. Dawg Bites invites the fans of the Georgia Bulldogs to unleash their inner grumpy old men ere the holiday arrives.
This story looks at the events leading up to the trial of Auburn tree killer Harvey Updyke.
On Saturday afternoon in Sanford Stadium, the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers will renew the Deep South's oldest college football rivalry between the hedges. Dawg Sports looks at this critical SEC showdown.
Dawg Sports is working its way through the Georgia Bulldogs' 2011 football schedule, and the latest installment of the Red and Black season preview highlights the renewal of the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry with the Auburn Tigers.
I feel like this is a PSA at the moment. Considering his client has confessed no less than 3 times publicly, and the case is pro-bono (for what we can only assume he hopes will pay-off in publicity) and his pass track record with high profile cases, DO NOT HIRE THIS ATTORNEY. Also, if I were and up and coming D.A. or civil attorney, I'd jump at the chance to square against this guy in a court room.
This is an open letter to Mel Karmazin, CEO of Sirius/XM Satellite radio, asking him to please remove The Paul Finebaum Radio Show from national airwaves.
SB Nation's college blogs react to the report that Alabama fan Harvey Updyke, who allegedly poisoned Auburn's famed Toomer's Trees, was assaulted at a gas station after his court appearance yesterday.
