Head coach Mark Richt dismissed quarterback Zach Mettenberger from the Georgia Bulldogs. In a related item, April 2010 marks the 28th consecutive month of doom, gloom, and dejection for Bulldog Nation.
The Bataan Death March that is the Georgia Bulldogs' 2010 baseball season continues this weekend with a trip to Starkville to face Mississippi State. Dawg Sports previews the Diamond Dogs' impending doom.
The Diamond Dogs dropped another one-run decision in Georgia's dismal baseball season, this time falling at home to Furman in a game that wasn't as close as the score indicated.
The arrest of Zach Mettenberger was the latest bit of bad news in Bulldog Nation, where there has been precious little good news in the last two years. Dawg Sports wants to know just how bad it is to be a Georgia fan at this moment.
Dawg Sports attempts to maintain some perspective on the eve of national signing day. Dawg Sports fails miserably in this attempt.
Was the Georgia Bulldogs' one-point road loss to the surging South Carolina Gamecocks a moral victory, a near-upset, or a crushing disappointment? For Dawg Sports, it was the opportunity to channel the family-friendly version of Orson Swindle.
It's game day. You know what to do. Let's get this dadgum thing over with, already. Frankly, I expect this one to get ugly, and not in a good way, so I'd encourage everyone to try to maintain...
As bad as this season has been for the Georgia Bulldogs, the Red and Black faithful ought to be grateful that the autumn hasn't been worse.
The Georgia Bulldogs' home loss to the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday night capped off a 16-game stretch that has set the Red and Black program back 15 years. The bottom has fallen out of Bulldog football.
