Believe it or not, there are games being played today that do not involve the Georgia Bulldogs. Here is the comment thread dedicated to those contests of insignificance, including the Gator, Outback, Rose, and Orange Bowls.
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?
The SEC runner-up Georgia Bulldogs will meet the Big Ten runner-up Michigan State Spartans in the Outback Bowl in Tampa on January 2. How happy are Red and Black fans to ring in the new year with a blooming onion?
The SEC will have college football conference bragging rights on the line when the Alabama Crimson Tide, Florida Gators, and South Carolina Gamecocks take the field for bowl games on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Dawg Sports predicts those three teams will go 2-1. Find out which one will lose in "Don't Bet On It!"
Following a 6-6 college football season, the Georgia Bulldogs likely are Memphis-bound to face the Conference USA champion in the Liberty Bowl. Dawg Sports attempts to make the best of a disappointing situation.
The Outback Bowl's latest outrageous snub started a chain of toppling dominoes that likely will land the Georgia Bulldogs in the Independence Bowl. Dawg Sports, while disappointed, sees the silver lining for the men in silver britches.
Garnet and Black Attack's Gamecock Man, SB Nation's lead South Carolina blogger, agreed to sit for an interview with Dawg Sports on the eve of the Georgia Bulldogs' big game against the Palmetto State Poultry.
Should the SEC add the Gator Bowl to its roster of postseason tie-ins? In order to do so, Dawg Sports argues, the league should ditch the Capital One Bowl or the Outback Bowl.
