Gators Gaining Ground on 'Bama in BlogPoll
According to the voters in college football's BlogPoll, the Florida Gators are rising and the Georgia Bulldogs are sinking on the eve of the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. Oh, swell.
According to the voters in college football's BlogPoll, the Florida Gators are rising and the Georgia Bulldogs are sinking on the eve of the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. Oh, swell.
A wild weekend of college football left the rankings in disarray, especially in the SEC East. Dawg Sports sorts through the carnage and compiles a resume-based top 25 . . . with a new SEC team in the No. 1 spot.
Do four Southeastern Conference teams belong in the top seven, and are three of them from the SEC East? Dawg Sports, SB Nation's Georgia Bulldogs weblog, believes so, and explains why in this week's BlogPoll college football top 25.
Can it really be that three of the top six teams in college football come from the Pac-12, and Southern California isn't one of them? Find out how the top 25 breaks down on the Dawg Sports BlogPoll ballot.
The Alabama Crimson Tide are the clear No. 1 in the college football rankings, with the LSU Tigers not far behind, but how does the top 25 shake out in this week's polls? Dawg Sports offers one blogger's opinion.
SB Nation's recently-released post-spring college football BlogPoll had the Georgia Bulldogs ranked sixth. Dawg Sports offers a rebuttal to the notion that the defending SEC East champions deserve a top ten preseason ranking.
SB Nation has released its earliest set of 2012 preseason college football top 25 rankings. Where did the Georgia Bulldogs end up in the BlogPoll looking ahead to next season?
The 2011 college football season ended only a week ago, so, naturally, it's time to begin compiling pre-preseason top 25 rankings for 2012! Dawg Sports wonders, though . . . why should we limit ourselves to looking ahead only to next year?
The 2011 college football season is over, the BCS national champion has been crowned, and Dawg Sports is counting down the top 25 on its poll ballot. Find out why Nick Saban's Alabama Crimson Tide do NOT deserve to be No. 1 in the rankings.