As Dawg Sports prepares for the changing of the guard at the end of this week, some of the site's oldest recurring features are making encore appearances. Today, we revisit one of the earliest traditions of SB Nation's Georgia Bulldogs community.
Is Mark Richt back on the hot seat? Is Mark Fox on the verge of leading the Georgia Bulldogs to the CBI? These questions are up for discussion on this Slow News Day Tuesday.
Some of Nick Saban's roster management practices may be ethically questionable, but Greg McGarity, Mark Richt, and the Georgia Bulldogs should follow the Alabama Crimson Tide's lead in one respect regarding recruiting.
The SEC has been through many changes in the last 25 years, most of which have ceased to serve the interests of the University of Georgia. Dawg Sports wonders whether the time has come for the Bulldogs to secede from the Southeastern Conference.
There's griping about moving the Florida-Tennessee game from CBS. There's griping about Big Ten teams having to play postseason games outside the Midwest. People need to shut up and quit whining, and Dawg Sports explains why.
In our ongoing efforts to provide a quality interactive community experience, we are today debuting a new feature which highlights a comment posted here by taking it out of context. This falls...
Dawg Sports offers an overview of a busy week in intercollegiate athletics, complete with thoughts on Mike Hamilton, Bill Stewart, Trooper Taylor, and the latest on the Georgia Bulldogs.
Dabo Swinney wants his Clemson Tigers to play a spring exhibition game against the Georgia Bulldogs. Dawg Sports explains why this would be a poor substitute for an actual autumn renewal of the storied rivalry.
Many college football fans strongly favor dumping the BCS and adopting a playoff. Dawg Sports provides four reasons why the Bowl Championship Series is preferable to a Division I-A tournament.
Damon Evans and Mark Richt disagree over the Georgia Bulldogs' aggressive out-of-conference scheduling. David Hale has sided with the head football coach, but T. Kyle King takes up for the athletic director.
