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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.

The Georgia Bulldogs saw their SEC-best five-game winning streak snapped in Tuesday's men's basketball game against the Alabama Crimson Tide, likely ending the Hoop Dogs' NIT chances. Is Mark Fox's team bad, unlucky, cursed, or doomed?

Today, the Georgia Bulldogs will be in action in baseball, women's golf, women's lacrosse, softball, and men's tennis . . . and fans of Mark Fox's men's basketball team may want to watch the Iona Gaels take on the Manhattan Jaspers on ESPNU tonight.

The Georgia Bulldogs hoped to win their sixth straight SEC men's basketball game in a nationally-televised home date with the Alabama Crimson Tide on Tuesday night. This they failed to do.

Heading into tonight's critical men's basketball showdown with the Alabama Crimson Tide, Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs have a realistic shot at making the NIT field. How well will the Hoop Hounds have to finish to make it into postseason play, however?

The Georgia Bulldogs have won five straight SEC men's basketball games for the first time in more than a decade. With eight regular-season games remaining, can Mark Fox's team begin contemplating the possibility of an NIT bid?

The Georgia Bulldogs are looking ahead to postseason play in women's equestrian and gymnastics, while they are looking to the Palmetto State in men's baseball and basketball. Dawg Sports has the latest in "Dawg Bites."

Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs men's basketball team will not be attending the NCAA Tournament, nor the NIT, nor the CBI, but that doesn't mean the young club is undeserving of accolades.

On Thursday night, Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs will take on Mississippi State in the SEC Tournament. How much does this game matter to the future of the men's basketball program in Athens?

The disappointing performance of the Georgia men's basketball team has raised troubling questions about the Bulldogs' staying power after last year's NCAA Tournament bid. Will the Red and Black ever be consistently good at basketball?