Even the offseason is a busy time for the Georgia Bulldogs, who have produced two ESPY winners, a hall of fame-bound coach, and an individual world champion in four sports this week. Dawg Sports brings you the latest in the Sunday sports summary.
The Georgia Bulldogs men's and women's tennis teams both began SEC play over the weekend, with each defeating the South Carolina Gamecocks, 6-1, and each engaging the Florida Gators in a 4-3 duel . . . with divergent results.
Sunday was a busy day for some Georgia sports teams, as the Bulldogs were in action in women's basketball and in men's and women's tennis. Dawg Sports brings you the latest from the court for the Red and Black.
Though most of the focus is on the Georgia Bulldogs football team, the weekend's action also saw notable victories by the Red and Black tennis teams and a five-set loss by the volleyball team.
On the eve of the Georgia Bulldogs' college football game against the New Mexico State Aggies, the Red and Black's basketball, equestrian, tennis, and volleyball teams all turned in solid performances.
The Georgia Bulldogs men's and women's tennis teams were in action at the ITA National Indoor Championships in New York on Thursday. Chelsey Gullickson turned in the top performance by a Georgia netter.
The Georgia Bulldogs completed the ITA Southeast Regional Championships in tennis on Monday, with the men coming up short in the finals and the women sweeping both the singles and doubles titles.
Sunday was a stellar day for the Georgia Bulldogs, who were impressive in women's equestrian, men's and women's golf, women's soccer, men's and women's tennis, and women's volleyball.
Though the Georgia Bulldogs football team was idle Saturday, the Red and Black men's and women's tennis teams, men's and women's swimming and diving teams, women's equestrian team, and women's golf team all had successful outings.
Saturday is an open date on the college football schedule for the Georgia Bulldogs, but the Red and Black were in action in several sports on Friday, carding dominate performances in men's and women's tennis at the ITA Southeast Regional Championships.
