The Georgia Bulldogs still have tickets available for the football season opener against the Boise State Broncos in the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic in the Georgia Dome. This is good news for fans, but is it a concern for Greg McGarity and Mark Richt?
Fans of the Georgia Bulldogs have explored every temporal option for correcting the problems of their football team, but Dawg Sports (jokingly) suggests an eternal fix: changing religions.
Dawg Sports runs down the day's news for the benefit of Georgia Bulldogs fans, bringing you the latest on the NCAA agent investigation, Akeem Dent's injury, and the next disaster to befall Bulldog Nation.
Mark Richt's appearance at SEC Media Days went smoothly on Thursday morning. Questions about his future with the Georgia Bulldogs came up, but not questions about contact with agents and the rumors regarding A.J. Green.
Dawg Sports offers a cautionary word about preseason college football predictions before making any of them. Also, the call has been sent out for Georgia Bulldogs fans to share their "Dawgographies!"
The Big 12 has been saved. The Big Ten and the Pac-10 appear content with only modest expansion to get to twelve teams. Conference realignment fever passed quickly. Now that the dust has settled, here are seven reasons SEC fans should be glad.
It's been a wild last 48 hours for college football fans. While the Nebraska board of regents meets to decide whether to join the Big Ten, Dawg Sports explains what events in the Big 12 and the Pac-10 mean for SEC fans.
Has Damon Evans shrewdly positioned the Georgia Bulldogs to receive an invitation to leave the SEC for the Pac-10? Probably not, but that didn't prevent Dawg Sports from having a little fun with the idea, anyway.
The college football landscape is on the verge of being reordered completely, as the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Texas Longhorns have weighed their options while the Big Ten and Pac-10 positioned themselves to expand. Here's why Dawg Sports no longer cares.
