We all know the Alabama Crimson Tide are the top team in the Southeastern Conference, but are the Florida Gators, the Georgia Bulldogs, or the South Carolina Gamecocks the Eastern Division challengers who rank second in the SEC Power Poll?
How does the SEC stand following another wild weekend of college football? Find out how Dawg Sports ranks the toughest conference in the country in this week's SEC Power Poll ballot.
Dawg Sports looks at all the noteworthy news regarding the Georgia Bulldogs, in football, recruiting, basketball, tennis, soccer, and swimming and diving in Wednesday morning's edition of "Dawg Bites."
For years, some folks have described the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry as a "friendly rivalry" in college football. Dawg Sports knows better, and explains why the Georgia Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers hate each other . . . and why they should.
HBO's Real Sports dropped a bombshell on college football by airing allegations of pay-for-play schemes involving the Auburn Tigers at least as recently as 2007. If these claims by former players turn out to be true, do the Plainsmen deserve the NCAA "death penalty"?
The Florida Gators' new head football coach, Will Muschamp, claims his prior associations with the Georgia Bulldogs, the LSU Tigers, and the Auburn Tigers all were attributable to "temporary insanity." Dawg Sports connects the dots and satirically outlines a conspiracy theory showing Muschamp's more insidious motive.
In the wake of the Georgia Bulldogs' hard-fought loss to the Auburn Tigers in the Deep South's oldest college football rivalry, Dawg Sports is proud of the Red and Black . . . and reminded why the rivalry with the Plainsmen is so intense and heartfelt.
There's a new book out discussing what fans of the Auburn Tigers should do before they die. Dawg Sports has boiled it down to the top ten.
Jim Donnan will be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame this summer. Dawg Sports wants to make it perfectly clear that this is for Coach Donnan's years with the Marshall Thundering Herd and has nothing whatsoever to do with his five seasons with the Georgia Bulldogs.
