Happy Saturday morning ‘Dawg fans. I don’t know how you plan to spend your weekend. I hope you make smart decisions. But whatever decisions you make, it’s unlikely that they’ll be better than the decision to give the ball to freshman Nick Chubb on a toss sweep against a Clemson defense that’s already been tenderized […]
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Maestro, the music if you will: The Diamond ‘Dawgs have bowed out of the postseason. Collegiate track, softball and golf have closed up shop for the year. Friends, it is officially the offest part of the offseason. That’s not my problem. It’s not your problem. It’s our problem. And collective problems call for collective solutions. […]
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Few Georgia football players have ever been so legendary and at the same time so lost to the sands of history as Andre “Pulpwood” Smith. The bruising fullback out of Coffee County emerged in the post-Herschel days when Georgia was definitively “Running Back University.” Smith ran with a combination of bruising power and blazing speed […]
The special and amazing ride ended for the Diamond Dawgs in the College World Series on Wednesday night in Omaha, Neb., as Georgia’s fortunes ran out of gas in an 11-4 loss to Oklahoma. The Sooners now advance to face North Carolina in the CWS Championship Series. Thus ends a magical season for Georgia, one […]
Your Georgia Bulldogs are once again taking on the Oklahoma Sooners in the College World Series, this time with even more at stake. The Bulldogs dispatched the Texas Longhorns last night and now need two straight victories over the red hot Sooners to avoid elimination. If they can pull that off, they’ll book a trip […]
Tournament: The 126th United States Open Championship, June 18-21, 2026 Course: Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, par 70, 7,440 yards. In Southampton, Long Island NY. Purse: $21.5 million in total, $4.3 million to the winner. Defending Champ: JJ Spaun. The Aztec from SDSU had shown positive signs earlier in the year when he took Rory McIlroy […]
Thanks to what’s become a tried and true formula, the Diamond Dawgs are still alive in the College World Series. For the third time in as many games in Omaha, Georgia received strong starting pitching. The end result? A gritty 2-0 win in Tuesday’s night’s elimination game against Texas to move on to the bracket […]
Your Georgia Bulldogs return to action tonight in Omaha in a loser goes home rematch with the Texas Longhorns. The Bulldogs couldn’t recover from a sloppy, three run first inning last night and a late rally fizzled as they fell 4–3 to the blazing hot Oklahoma Sooners. Now, West Johnson’s squad looks to put that […]
Summer is the time for travel, and Bulldogs of all kinds are hitting the roads. The UGA Women’s Track & Field team was in Eugene, OR the last few days, just wrapping up consecutive Outdoor National Championships (and completing the sweep after taking the Indoors Natty earlier). The Men’s squad finished a respectable 2nd place […]
If Georgia wants to last longer in Omaha, it’ll have to now do the job with its backs against the wall. Despite Caden Aoki being strong over the game’s final eight innings on Monday night in the College World Series, Oklahoma starting pitcher Xander Mercurius was a bit better. The result: A 4-3 win for […]
The Diamond Dawgs are set to take on Oklahoma at 7 PM Eastern tonight from Omaha, Nebraska in their second appearance of the 2026 College World Series. Oklahoma was last seen shutting out the Alabama Crimson Tide behind a tour de force performance from freshman pitcher Cord Rager. Georgia also reached this stage thanks to […]
The eyes of the college sports world may have been on Omaha this weekend, but the Bulldog track team was busy making history elsewhere. Powered by record-setting performances from redshirt freshman Adaejah Hodge and senior Dejanea Oakley, the Lady Bulldogs captured their second consecutive NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championship on Saturday in Eugene, Ore. […]
This morning we look back at the time Georgia broke Auburn’s cheatin’ little hearts. Again. The 1994 season will not go down as one of the highlights in the pantheon of Georgia Bulldog football. In many ways it was the epitome of the pre-Mark Richt era at Georgia. The Bulldogs began the season by beating […]
My standing rule is that you cannot, under any circumstances, own too many items of Georgia Bulldogs clothing. Especially when that clothing commemorates a special moment in Bulldog history. I believe qualifying for a trip to Omaha for the College World Series is just such a special moment. Luckily our friends at Breaking T’s have […]
Georgia rode an outstanding performance from starting pitcher Joey Volchko and some well-timed offensive explosiveness to a 7-1 victory over the Texas Longhorn tonight to advance in the College World Series. After a 45 minute rain delay Volchko and Longhorn starter Dylan Volantis got off to markedly different starts. While Volchko struck out the side […]
The Georgia Bulldogs and Texas Longhorns are set to face off at 8:00 pm eastern in each squad’s first Omaha outing. Television coverage will be on ESPN, as will all the other games going on at Schwab Stadium. The winner of the Bulldog/Longhorn matchup will take on the winner of Alabama/Oklahoma, currently live on ESPN […]
The 2026 Oklahoma Sooners have been an evolving story, a team finding its identity at precisely the right moment. Playing in their second season as members of the SEC, the Sooners finished the regular season with a 36-22 record (14-16 in conference play) under ninth-year head coach Skip Johnson. There’s no sugarcoating it: that conference […]
Welcome to the Morning Memory, in which we take a brief stroll through the storied past of University of Georgia football, pausing to admire a work of art from the treasured past. Today I’d ask you to join me in October 1985. Vince Dooley’s Georgia Bulldogs, until recently the clear top team in the SEC, […]
The Georgia Diamond Dawgs have a difficult road ahead in Omaha as they prepare to face some of the toughest competition in the country, much of it familiar SEC opposition. Georgia finds itself on the Bracket Two side of the Men’s College World Series alongside Texas, Oklahoma, and Alabama. The Dawgs will open their Omaha […]
Contrary to the national championship success that Alabama has traditionally enjoyed in college football and softball, the Crimson Tide baseball program has found itself in the national title conversation for the first time in nearly three decades. Alabama has been one of the hottest teams in the country throughout the NCAA Tournament, breezing through both […]
There are places in the sports lexicon that have a certain air of reverence when coming to mind, even more so when mentioned. Wrigley Field, Lambeau Field, Augusta National, and Indianapolis. Those are all places that when they get brought up in conversation, they mean something. Omaha, home of the Men’s College World Series, is […]
This is the first in a new series known as the Morning Memory, in which we help you get your day off to a roaring start by showcasing a classic Georgia Bulldog highlight of years gone by. Today, Mr. Tuberville may have gone to Washington. But Mr. Thurman is the one who actually won the […]
It’s the college sports beef you never saw coming. Yesterday news broke that a Texas judge has issued an injunction preventing the NCAA from barring Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby from playing college football. The NCAA is seeking to do that because Sorsby has admitted to betting on college football. A lot. Sorsby admitted to […]
A lot of words describe all that’s around the Georgia baseball program right now. Euphora. Joy. Thrill. Jubilation. Drought-ending. Pride. Needless to say, as excited as the Georgia fan base may be right now, there’s a lot for anyone within the Diamond Dawgs program to excitedly contend with this week. In addition to practices and […]
As Georgia prepares to head to Omaha for their first College World Series outing in 18 years, I thought it might be worthwhile to hop in the way back machine and take a look at the 1990 Diamond ‘Dawgs, winners of the school’s only NCAA baseball championship. Fortunately YouTube remains undefeated. You can watch the […]