The SEC television schedule for the first three weeks of the 2012 college football season has been announced. Dawg Sports discusses this and other issues affecting the Georgia Bulldogs.
A hard-fought SEC East college football clash between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Vanderbilt Commodores was somewhat overshadowed by the postgame confrontation between coaches James Franklin and Todd Grantham. Dawg Sports looks at both the game and the incident.
For the second straight Saturday, the Georgia Bulldogs claimed a 14-point victory over an SEC opponent . . . so why is Bulldog Nation disappointed?
Due to Brandon Boykin's skills as a return man, the Georgia Bulldogs special teams are being fed a steady diet of rugby-style punts. Dawg Sports suggests an NCAA-approved strategy for countering this maneuver: tackle the punter.
In last Saturday's scrimmage, the Boise State Broncos did not appear sound in the kicking game, opening the door for the Georgia Bulldogs to gain an advantage in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic, as special teams could make the difference in the opening game of the 2011 college football season.
Mark Richt spoke to the Georgia faithful at the Metro Atlanta Bulldog Club kickoff banquet on Monday night. The reception he received, and the remarks he made, suggest that he may not be as much on the "hot seat" as the media believe.
Greg Schiano has offered, and Mark Richt has endorsed, a proposal to eliminate kickoffs in college football. Dawg Sports offers an alternative suggestion to address their valid concerns without altering fundamentally the nature of the game.
The Georgia Bulldogs will conduct a scrimmage on Wednesday to prepare for the opening game of the 2010 college football season. For once, Dawg Sports is struggling to find a reason to be worried.
Who says Dawg Sports is all pessimism all the time? Well, OK, Dawg Sports does, but not any more: "Manic Kyle Monday" brings you the upbeat news for Georgia Bulldogs fans.
