The Georgia Bulldogs added the 33rd member of their 2013 college football recruiting class two weeks after National Signing Day. What does junior college defensive lineman Toby Johnson's belated addition to the roster say about head coach Mark Richt?
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.
Mark Richt made it off the coaching "hot seat" during the 2011 college football season. Dawg Sports looks at the Georgia Bulldogs' records against Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Georgia Tech, South Carolina, and Tennessee during the Mark Richt era.
In 2011, Mark Richt joined Wally Butts and Vince Dooley as one of the only men to have served as the head coach of the Georgia Bulldogs for more than ten seasons. Here is how Coach Richt stacks up against his predecessors against particular opponents.
Is the stock of the Georgia Bulldogs' coaches rising, falling, or holding steady? Dawg Sports looks at Mark Richt, Todd Grantham, Mark Fox, Jay Clark, David Perno, and Andy Landers.
The 2011 college football season ended only a week ago, so, naturally, it's time to begin compiling pre-preseason top 25 rankings for 2012! Dawg Sports wonders, though . . . why should we limit ourselves to looking ahead only to next year?
The 2011 college football season has concluded, and the time has come to rank the twelve current teams of the Southeastern Conference in the final edition of the SEC Power Poll. Where did your favorite team finish?
2011 has been a tumultuous year for college football, but one of the few positive stories of the season has been the resurgence of the SEC East champion Georgia Bulldogs. Dawg Sports examines how Mark Richt saved Christmas.
