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The SEC announced on Thursday that the expected release of the conference's 2012 college football schedule would be delayed at least until Christmas. Dawg Sports examines what we know, what we believe, and what this means for the Georgia Bulldogs.

The SEC is working to rearrange its conference football schedule to accommodate 14 teams. Is a nine-game league slate a possibility? Dawg Sports explains why the SEC should stick to eight conference games.

Dawg Sports brings you the latest in Georgia Bulldogs news, commentary, analysis, and discussion, at SB Nation, on podcasts, on Facebook, and on Twitter, so it's only right that the weblog should extend a friendly welcome, as well.

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets were placed on NCAA probation following a 20-month investigation into the Institute's football and men's basketball programs. Dawg Sports wants to know why the Atlanta Journal-Constitution failed to report the story until the day sanctions were announced.

What does Mark Richt need to do to make the Georgia Bulldogs' 2011 college football season a success? Dawg Sports believes a return to the boldness of previous years would serve the program well.

Is it good news or bad news that Mark Fox's Georgia men's basketball team landed John Cannon and is in the running for Kevin Ware? Does head football coach Mark Richt get the Bulldogs ready for the NFL Draft? Are Clemson and Texas A&M the logical targets for SEC expansion? Dawg Sports takes a look at recent events for the Red and Black.

These are busy days in Bulldog Nation, from men's basketball to women's basketball to baseball to tennis to golf. Dawg Sports brings you up to speed in Tuesday morning's edition of Dawg bites.

In the ongoing NCAA investigation regarding Auburn Tigers quarterback Cameron Newton, even minor wrinkles may have major consequences. Dawg Sports reports that Cecil Newton's church has been dissolved as a non-profit corporation, and explains why that might matter.

As the Georgia Bulldogs head to Jacksonville for their SEC East showdown with the Florida Gators in the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party, Dawg Sports offers a special edition of "Too Much Information" to highlight the ways in which the Red and Black faithful can enhance their experience when taking part in the crucial college football contest from afar.