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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?

Losses by the Atlanta Falcons and Andy Landers's Lady Bulldogs on Sunday left the Georgia faithful in a bad mood, but there is some good news for Bulldog Nation this Monday morning.

Danna Durante claimed her first home victory as the Gym Dogs' head coach on Friday night, when the No. 8 Georgia Bulldogs women's gymnastics team claimed a 196.05-195.7 victory over the No. 24 Auburn Tigers.

Danna Durante's Gym Dogs rebounded from a season-opening setback, as the Georgia women's gymnastics team traveled to Arkansas and notched a 196.2-195.775 victory on Friday night.

The Georgia Bulldogs are getting ready to face the Vanderbilt Commodores amid high poll rankings, favorable mock BCS standings, and Hall of Fame announcements. Get up to date with Dawg Bites.

Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity has accepted Jay Clark's resignation as head coach of the Gym Dogs. While regrettable, the move was necessary, and McGarity passed his first major test as the Bulldogs' athletic director.

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 won the Auburn Regional with a 197.1 final score, earning the Georgia Bulldogs women's gymnastics team a spot in the NCAA Championships, where the squad will compete for the program's eleventh national title.