Mark Richt spoke to the Georgia faithful at the Metro Atlanta Bulldog Club kickoff banquet on Monday night. The reception he received, and the remarks he made, suggest that he may not be as much on the "hot seat" as the media believe.
Dawg Sports has some important questions for fans of the Georgia Bulldogs, ranging from the Ray Goff coaching tree to the Auburn Tigers' Gene Chizik to the Florida Gators' Will Muschamp to the opening coin toss.
Three things we know and don't know about Georgia football in 2010.
Just four head football coaches in the Georgia Bulldogs' history have lasted at least nine years on the job in Athens: Harry Mehre, Wally Butts, Vince Dooley, and Mark Richt. How does Georgia's current skipper stack up against the previous three?
The Georgia Bulldogs returned to Shreveport 18 years after playing in their first Independence Bowl and their 44-20 triumph over the Texas A&M Aggies marked a fresh start for the Red and Black.
The Georgia Bulldogs likely will face either the Iowa State Cyclones or the Texas A&M Aggies in the Independence Bowl. Dawg Sports offers a first look at both potential bowl opponents.
Mark Richt is a good man who had to make a tough choice in deciding to fire Willie Martinez, Jon Fabris, and John Jancek. Coach Richt's call was the right one for the Georgia Bulldogs and Dawg Sports outlines what he needs to look for in a new defensive coordinator.
Georgia is overhauling its defensive coaching staff by firing three assistants including DC Willie Martinez.
