For the Georgia Bulldogs, soccer season is underway, college football season is almost here, Harris English is in contention, and Kolton Houston is waiting for word from the NCAA.
David Perno's Diamond Dogs welcomed the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets to Foley Field for a college baseball game on Tuesday night, and Georgia knocked off its higher-ranked in-state rival, as the Bulldogs prevailed, 7-1.
Johnathan Taylor, the Georgia Bulldogs baseball player who suffered a spinal injury in a game, has been nominated for a "Courage in Sports" award, and fans can help him win. Dawg Sports has the details.
Greg Schiano has offered, and Mark Richt has endorsed, a proposal to eliminate kickoffs in college football. Dawg Sports offers an alternative suggestion to address their valid concerns without altering fundamentally the nature of the game.
In the 33rd round of the major league baseball draft, the Texas Rangers selected wheelchair-bound former Georgia Bulldogs outfielder Johnathan Taylor. Bulldog Nation expresses its appreciation for the thoughtful gesture.
I know this is last-minute, but I am scheduled to appear on The Fan 790/1350 with B.J. Bennett approximately at 5:20 this afternoon to discuss the Texas Rangers' decision to draft Johnathan Taylor....
The Diamond Dogs are bound for their sixth NCAA Baseball Tournament under David Perno, so why does the Georgia Bulldogs head coach stir mixed emotions among Red and Black fans on the eve of the Corvallis Regional?
Georgia Bulldogs baseball player Johnathan Taylor suffered a life-altering neck injury in the Diamond Dogs' March 6 game against the Florida State Seminoles, but there are positive signs on his road to recovery.
Hines Ward is on "Dancing with the Stars," three beloved Georgia Bulldogs quarterbacks are returning to Sanford Stadium, and the NCAA Tournament championship game makes a point about the BCS. Dawg Sports has the daily rundown.
