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The Georgia Gym Dogs closed out their regular season on Sunday afternoon by turning in a season-high 197.800 to defeat NC State in Raleigh.

Danna Durante's Georgia Bulldogs women's gymnastics team notched a 197.5-196.95 victory over the Gym Dogs' most despised rival, the Alabama Crimson Tide, on an extraordinary Saturday.

Danna Durante's Georgia women's gymnastics team put together a complete meet against the Stanford Cardinal on Monday, but how close are the Gym Dogs to reclaiming their position among the NCAA elite?

The fifth-ranked Gym Dogs turned in a fifth-place performance in the NCAA women's gymnastics national championship preliminary session, failing to make the Super Six or even to finish among the top three SEC teams. Consequently, it is time for Georgia to fire Jay Clark.

Jay Clark's Gym Dogs will be competing in the second session at the NCAA women's gymnastics championships, where Georgia will face its two top rivals, Alabama and Florida, for a shot at the national championship.

For the second straight season, the Gym Dogs did not make the Super Six at the NCAA Gymnastics Championships. Dawg Sports explains why the Georgia Bulldogs' fourth-place tie in the opening session should mark the end of the line for Jay Clark as head coach.

There is discontent among fans of Georgia Bulldogs women's gymnastics heading into Saturday's Athens Regional. Dawg Sports speculates about possible replacements for Jay Clark if Suzanne Yoculan's successor fails once again to measure up in the NCAA Championships.

The Georgia Bulldogs women's gymnastics program has fallen off considerably since Jay Clark took over for Suzanne Yoculan. If Greg McGarity must replace him as head coach of the Gym Dogs, where should Georgia turn?

The Georgia Bulldogs gymnastics squad sent Suzanne Yoculan out a winner with a command performance to clinch the NCAA national championship.