We thought they were too nice. There are worse things to have said about you, I suppose. Go 'Dawgs!
At 5:10 p.m. Eastern, roughly two hours from now, I am scheduled to call in to John Frary's ESPN Radio show on 1420 AM out of St. Augustine. If you're in the area, tune in, and, otherwise, follow the above link to listen. Go 'Dawgs!
Connor Shaw can barely raise his throwing arm. Darn the SEC for abandoning the sacred tradition of letting Georgia play South Carolina early in the season! Go 'Dawgs!
Cheap shots at our mascot? Weak, lame, and really, really annoying. Go 'Dawgs!
This is being run by a Florida fan and a South Carolina fan, so I'm sure they're just trying to jinx us, but still. . . . Go 'Dawgs!
As Jason Kirk points out in the article, watching the Cotton and Sugar Bowls fight over who hosts this is going to be absolutely perfect. Geographically, it's a slam dunk, from a style of play and also a travel standpoint. It possibly renews old rivalries (you think Texas vs. A&M wasn't referenced?) and will mean big money for whoever hosts it. Since details are light, what are your initial thoughts on this?
Just like every night has its dawn. Go 'Dawgs!
What is it with the Bulldogs always welcoming new teams to the SEC on the road? Next year, the Georgia men's tennis team opens the conference schedule by hosting Tennessee, too. (Hat tip: Team Speed Kills.) Go 'Dawgs!
While Gamecock fans are not pleased with what this means for their team, the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry appears to have been saved.
Go 'Dawgs!
Florida sources say the Gators are interested in preserving their yearly series with LSU. That feared 10-4 vote may be a 9-5 vote, or more likely even an 8-6 vote (since new Eastern Division member Missouri wants to play new Western Division member Texas A&M every autumn), which would mean skilled athletic directors Greg McGarity and Jeremy Foley only need to bring along two more votes. Stay tuned. . . . Go 'Dawgs!