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‘Dawgs Motor Up To Detroit In Search Of Points
The Twin Cities injected some excitement into the late season last week, and there was good news for former Bulldogs to boot. First, Tour rookie (I mean like 24 days since turning pro) Jackson Koivun won the 3M Open in his 3rd start as a professional and 7th time playing a Tour event (he played […]
The Morning Memory: Might As Well Jump
There have been other Bulldogs tailbacks who ran for more yards than Knowshon Moreno. There are Bulldog tailbacks with more SEC and national title rings than Knowshon Moreno. But pound for pound and carry for carry, has there ever been a more electric Bulldog tailbacks who ran than Knowshon Moreno? I submit that the answer […]
SEC’s New Targeting Rule A Win For Common Sense
SEC Media Days 2026 was, as usual, a lot of sizzle and very little steak. But one announcement was significant enough that it merits further consideration. The league announced that beginning in 2026 a player’s first targeting ejection of the season will no longer carry an automatic suspension into the next game. The player is […]
SEC Hot Seat Watch 2026
The SEC enters 2026 with six new head coaches after last year’s carousel turned into a Game of Thrones episode, sending Auburn, Florida, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Kentucky, and LSU to the Indeed portal to make new hires. That churn means most of the pressure this season falls on a smaller group of holdovers who’ve already […]
Bulldogs SEC Basketball Schedule Announced
Mike White’s Bulldogs are already playing a marquee out-of-conference tournament. Now we know that the conference slate isn’t going to be a whole lot easier. The Bulldogs will host five tournament teams from last season and play eleven tournament teams in total, not a surprising total given that so many SEC squads made the tournament […]
The Morning Memory: Stet Jets Past The Barn
As a reminder, the stated official policy of this site is that Auburn University is a thoroughly ridiculous institution in all ways and across all criteria. Rest assured that will never change, and if you see anything in these digital pages to the contrary it means your author La, every last one of us, has […]
A Dozen And A Half Decisive ‘Dawgs: #15 Khalil Barnes
When Georgia landed Khalil Barnes out of the transfer portal in January it marked a full-circle moment for the Bogart, native. Barnes grew up minutes from Athens, starred at North Oconee High School, but chose Clemson over the hometown Bulldogs coming out of high school. But three seasons and 30 starts later, he is finally […]
The Morning Memory: Brock Bowers Has A Day
Here’s a terrifying thought for you: one day in the distant future college football fans may forget just how amazing Brock Bowers was during his Georgia Bulldogs career. I know, it’s difficult to imagine. Bowers played three seasons of college football and was named All-SEC and All-American in each of them. He won the Mackey […]
‘Dawgs Preseason Pick For SEC Title
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice? Shame on me. Win the SEC twice in a row over the teams that league media had thought would take home the trophy? Well then people decide they won’t be fooled again. The assembled voters at SEC Media Days have tabbed the Red and Black to […]
Free Form Friday: Your College Football 2026 Streaming Options
This is Free Form Friday, the virtual community pool around which we lounge while waiting for the blessed return of college football. Remember, one poster at a time in the diving board, and yes, all minors must be accompanied by an adult who’s consumed fewer Coors Lites than they have fingers. Other than that, it’s […]
The Morning Memory: Belue Leads ‘Wonderdogs’ Past Tech
In a casual sense, the instant reaction to hearing about Buck Belue is one of two things: “Belue To Scott” Or executing the well-planned offensive strategy of one of two run plays in 1980 and 1981 – “Herschel left or Herschel right.” But if you want to talk about Buck Belue in the full sense […]
‘Dawgs on Tour: Back Stateside, ‘Dawgs Look For Points in Twin Cities
2026 Majors are in the books. The boys in Red & Black had some good showings, but it is time to put that behind you, as the end of the season and the big payout in the FedEx Cup playoffs looms. Tournament: 3M Open, July 23-26, 2026. Course: TPC Twin Cities, par 71, 7,431 yards. […]
Smart Is Confident In Bobo. What About The Fans?
Looking ahead to this fall in Athens, the atmosphere leading up to kickoff stands to be tamer against Tennessee State and Western Kentucky compared to that of later in September when Oklahoma comes to town. Sure, those early-season tailgates will have lots of elements of reuniting with old game-day friends. But as far as intensity […]
The Morning Memory: Hines Ward Sends Ray Goff Out On Top
There may be no figure associated with University of Georgia football less respected proportionally to their program contribution than Ray Goff. Before Goff was the Bulldogs’ head coach he was the Bulldogs’ starting quarterback, and he was a danged good one. In fact, Goff was the SEC player of the year in 1976, when he […]
Tailback Dante Dowdell Injured In ATV Accident, Return Uncertain
At SEC Media Days this morning Kirby Smart provided an injury updates on a number of players. While most of those were pretty pedestrian, the update on transfer tailback Dante Dowdell is more serious. Smart confirmed reports that Dowdell did indeed suffer a significant injury. The Top Dawg didn’t specify a timeline for a possible […]
Let The Big ‘Dawg Speak: Kirby Smart Takes The Stage At SEC Media Days
Day two of SEC Media Days is about to get underway with Kirby Smart first up on the schedule. The Bulldog Skipper is notoriously tightlipped about his football team at these type of events, but occasionally offers some interesting remarks about the league more generally or the state of college football writ large. I expect […]
SEC Media Days 2026: Day One Schedule, How To Watch, And Live Updates
Talkin’ season is finally upon us with the opening of SEC Media Days this morning in Tampa. Part road show, part side show, it’s the unofficial kickoff of SEC football, with each of the league’s coaches and many of the nation’s top players set to take the mic to field questions from regional and national […]
The Morning Memory: Aaron Murray Runs Wild On Rocky Top
With 13,166 yards over the course of his career, Aaron Murray remains the SEC’s all-time leading passer. Few Bulldogs signal callers have ever slung the pigskin around quite like the Tampa Touchdown Tosser. As a result, it’s easy to forget that Murray could also move the ball on the ground as well. Just ask the […]
Another Henley Sunday Charge; Other ‘Dawgs Falter at British.
Every 10-12 years, the UK weather does an about face during the British Open. Where usually the coastal conditions in northern England and Scotland are alternately sunny or cool and sideways rainy, every once in a while Championship Week starts warm and dry and ends that way. Such was the case this year. Royal Birkdale […]
Opponent Preview: Western Kentucky
Mascot: Hilltoppers 2025 Record: 9-4, 6-2 Conference: Conference USA Series History: Georgia leads 1-0 (won 48-12 in 2006). Head Coach: Tyson Helton Famous Alumni: John Carpenter, director of Halloween and Escape From New York Fun Fact: Its mascot is a literal blob Tyson Helton is liable to get a few side-eyes in the Peach State […]
Opponent Preview: We Hope Tennessee State Has A Good Time
The day has arrived. It’s time for us to start previewing the Georgia Bulldogs’ 2026 opponents, starting with the Tennessee State Tigers. We make it a policy here at Dawg Sports not to lie to our readers, and we’re not going to start now. So here goes: the Tigers aren’t an exceptional football team. I […]
The Morning Memory: The Attention-Getting 2017 Rout Of State
2017 may not have ended with the raising of a championship trophy for the Georgia Bulldogs, but it will never not be special. It harkened the arrival of what the current level of the Georgia football program is today. For sure, it had plenty of moments that still stand out, and you can probably start […]
‘Dawgs Across The Pond For Season’s Final Major
Tournament: 154th Open Championship, July 16-19, 2025 Course: Royal Birkdale Golf Club, par 70, 7,223 yards. On the west coast of England, but up north between Blackpool and Liverpool. Purse: $17 million in total, with $3.1 million to the winner. Defending Champ: Scottie Scheffler. The UT-Austin golfer got some lucky bounces and nipped Georgia Bulldog […]
The Morning Memory: Fred Gibson Makes Clemson Pay For Its Mistake
It’s rare that life gives you a second chance. But when it does, you have to take advantage of that opportunity. During the 2002 Georgia/Clemson game the Tigers gave Fred Gibson a second chance. And boy, did he make them regret it. The #8 ranked Bulldogs were opening the season against the Country Gentlemen, and […]
A Dozen And A Half Decisive ‘Dawgs: #16 Chauncey Bowens
Chauncey Bowens quietly turned into one of the better stories on the Bulldog offense during the 2025 season, and the sophomore now looks poised to take another step forward for the Bulldogs in 2026. Bowens, a former four star recruit out of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, barely saw the field as a true freshman in […]
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