The Georgia Bulldogs' disappointing 2010 baseball season ended on a down note in a loss to the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday afternoon, but there were some signs that the Diamond Dogs were beginning to turn around their fortunes.
The Georgia Bulldogs' ill-fated baseball season is nearing its end, but first the Diamond Dogs must face the surging Kentucky Wildcats in a three-game series. Dawg Sports provides a preview of the Red and Black's last chance for an SEC series win in 2010.
For the second day in a row, the Georgia Bulldogs lost a 4-3 baseball game to the Florida Gators in the bottom of the ninth inning. Dawg Sports is sure Bulldog Nation has done nothing to deserve this.
The Georgia Bulldogs' bats at long last came to life in a midweek baseball showdown with the high-powered Georgia State Panthers. The Diamond Dogs prevailed in a Foley Field shootout by a 13-9 final margin.
The unlucky Georgia Bulldogs gave up thirteen runs in one inning in Saturday afternoon's baseball loss to the Tennessee Volunteers.
The 2010 baseball season has been disastrous for the Georgia Bulldogs. What have the Diamond Dogs done to prepare their slumping pitching staff for the 2011 campaign?
The Georgia Bulldogs got back on the winning track on Wednesday night, beating the Western Carolina Catamounts in a 13-10 baseball game.
The South Carolina Gamecocks arrived in Athens on Friday night leading the SEC East thanks to great pitching. Their hitting came around, as well, in an 11-4 victory over the Georgia Bulldogs to open the weekend baseball series.
The Georgia Bulldogs ended their losing streak with a low-scoring midweek victory over the Winthrop Eagles in Wednesday evening's baseball game at Foley Field.
2010 has been a difficult year for the Georgia Bulldogs baseball team. Is Brady Wiederhold's pitching staff getting worse? Dawg Sports looks at the Red and Black hurlers to diagnose what ails them.
