Heading into the 2012 college football season, fans of the Georgia Bulldogs are most concerned about the depletion of the secondary. With Brandon Boykin gone and Bacarri Rambo suspended, to whom will the Bulldogs turn in the defensive backfield?
Last February, Mark Richt signed the Georgia Bulldogs' "Dream Team" 2011 recruiting class. Now, as those freshmen prepare for their first college football season, the coaching staff is sounding just the right note in speaking of the stellar rookies.
The Georgia Bulldogs secured commitments galore from top high school football prospects at the annual "Dawg Night" recruiting event. What does the Red and Black's recent recruiting success say about Mark Richt's job security?
With sole possession of second place in the SEC East at stake, Wednesday night's men's basketball game in Stegeman Coliseum between Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs and the visiting Vanderbilt Commodores looms large for both teams' NCAA Tournament resumes.
It's been a whirlwind of a week, and today marks the final day of anything resembling actual football until Labor Day weekend. (Sorry, Arena League, but it's true.) Mark Richt signed perhaps his...
The addition of John Jenkins to the Georgia Bulldogs' 2011 recruiting class capped off a stellar year of college football recruiting for Mark Richt and his staff.
Today is Mark Richt's 51st birthday. Dawg Sports explains why that fact bodes well for the Georgia Bulldogs in the 2011 college football season.
The Georgia Bulldogs, weary from their cross-country trip, struggled at first in an ugly men's basketball game against the Arkansas Razorbacks, but Mark Fox's team pulled out a 60-59 win on the road on a last-second Trey Thompkins free throw.
The Wilcox County Patriots' Nick Marshall was among the 25 elite high school prospects who signed letters of intent to play for Mark Richt's Georgia Bulldogs on national signing day. Dawg Sports explains why Marshall is the kind of athlete the Bulldogs need to target for future recruiting classes, as well.
Columbus running back Isaiah Crowell's commitment to the Georgia Bulldogs capped off a stellar national signing day for the Red and Black. By inking the "dream team" to his 25-member recruiting class, head football coach Mark Richt validated his stewardship of the program and muted his critics.
