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"Mama called," and Georgia recruiting coordinator Rodney Garner chose to return to Auburn to do the same job for the Tigers he had been performing in Athens. What does this mean for the Bulldogs?

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.

On Saturday afternoon, the Georgia Bulldogs will renew the SEC's oldest college football rivalry with the Auburn Tigers. Dawg Sports explains why the Plainsmen, rather than the Florida Gators or the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, are the Red and Black's most hated rivals.

The Georgia Bulldogs have reintroduced two-a-days, upgraded their conditioning program, . . . and suffered a rash of preseason injuries. Do the benefits of tackling to the ground in football practice outweigh the heightened likelihood of college players getting hurt?

During the 2011 college football season, the Georgia Bulldogs will cross paths with three teams clad in orange and blue. Would Bulldog Nation most like to see the Boise State Broncos, Florida Gators, or Auburn Tigers crash and burn?

For years, some folks have described the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry as a "friendly rivalry" in college football. Dawg Sports knows better, and explains why the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers hate each other . . . and why they should.

The Diamond Dogs are bound for their sixth NCAA Baseball Tournament under David Perno, so why does the Georgia Bulldogs head coach stir mixed emotions among Red and Black fans on the eve of the Corvallis Regional?

A week ago, The Inaugural Georgia Bulldogs Hate Index debuted in this space. (Easter having come and gone in the interim, I should add that sports hatreds are not hatreds in the strictest literal...