Georgia Bulldogs. 2012 SEC East and state champions.
After losing several key contributors from the 2025-2026 team that made a second consecutive tournament run, Mike White isn’t backing off on scheduling for next season. Reports indicate that the Bulldogs have been tabbed to take on the Duke Blue Devils in the upcoming Jimmy V Classic in Madison Square Garden. The Jimmy V Classic […]
Good Friday morning, Dawg fans!! We have officially reached the Road to Omaha as the Georgia Diamond Dawgs and 63 other teams begin their quest for a National Championship, with Regional tournaments starting up today, including in Athens. Game one of the Athens Regional will feature the Liberty Flames from Conference USA taking on the […]
An open letter from the fans who actually show up The announcement hit like a bad snap on fourth and one: Georgia athletic director Josh Brooks has confirmed that he and Clemson AD Graham Neff “are in talks” to convert the scheduled 2029 and 2030 home-and-home series between the Bulldogs and the Tigers into neutral-site […]
I think that’s a no. College football’s media rights framework is under immense pressure these days. With NIL payments to athletes driving up costs some lawmakers and sports reformers have floated a bold fix: pool all conferences’ TV rights into one centralized package, sell them together, and redistribute the proceeds across college sports. The proposal […]
Kickoff times and television info for the Dawgs’ first three games of the 2026 season were announced today. My advice? Stock up on sunscreen and start hydrating now. It’s gonna be one hot September: Admittedly when you open the season against Tennessee State and Western Kentucky you probably shouldn’t count on the television executives to […]
Some schools are football schools. Some schools are basketball schools. Vanderbilt is a bowling school, and good for them I guess. But as this graphic making the rounds on Twitter makes clear, there are a vanishingly small group of athletic programs currently firing on all cylinders across the college sports landscape, and Georgia is one […]
Under Kirby Smart the University of Georgia transformed from a sleeping giant into the winningest program in college football. The program produced back-to-back national championships, a dynasty-level run of NFL Draft talent, and a roster depth that most programs could only dream about. The question is a tantalizing one for any Bulldogs fan: if you […]
A high national seed in hand, Georgia now knows more about the roadblocks in its way when it comes to a trip to Omaha and the College World Series. As expected, the Diamond Dawgs were highly rewarded on Monday for sweeping the SEC regular season and tournament titles, being awarded a No. 3 overall national […]
When it’s conference tournament-time in college baseball, the goals for teams with their postseason fate in good hands are complex. Sure, you want to play well in those few days and be in a good place going into regionals. But a conference tournament matters little in comparison to the weight held by regionals, super regionals, […]
Coach Cecile Canqueteau-Landi made a splash in recruiting this week with former Arkansas standout and Olympian Joscelyn Roberson’s Thursday announcement that she is transferring to Georgia. Roberson picked the Red and Black over fellow finalists and college gymnastics heavyweights Florida and UCLA. The Bulldogs had been a favorite to land Roberson in part because the Texas […]
Good Thursday afternoon, Dawg fans!! Before getting into the SEC Tournament, the Dawgs wrapped up the regular season on an impressive high note. Georgia swept the LSU Tigers and secured a series win over the Auburn Tigers, finishing that stretch with a dominant 5-1 record while outscoring opponents 51-39. The strong finish helped solidify Georgia’s […]
There are a lot of elements that go into making the perfect football tailgate. Good friends are critical. Delicious food is a must. But underlying all of it, always there in the background, is the perfect tailgate soundtrack. The right songs serve as the perfect aural backdrop for good times with good friends. The wrong […]
We’re fast nearing the end of the 2025-26 academic year sports schedule, yet those who already matriculated the hallowed halls of Athens are earnestly plying their trades. And some former Bulldogs are heading to Philadelphia to earn a fair wage. These aren’t a result of the NFL draft. These are members of the PGA Tour […]
If you’re of a certain age, you may remember the SNL skit Taco Town, a satirical send up of American restaurants’ tendency to embiggen portion sizes until they challenge the very concept of human dignity. In the sketch’s most memorable line, a babyfaced Andy Samberg yells “Pizza! Now that’s what I call a taco!” I […]
Good Thursday afternoon, Dawg fans! The Georgia Diamond Dawgs continue to assert themselves as one of the elite programs in the country, and with the end of the regular season rapidly approaching, the timing couldn’t be better. Sitting at 38-11 on the season with an 18-6 conference record, Georgia is currently riding a six-game winning […]
The PGA Tour heads to Miami this week, the first time playing at Doral since 2016. The reasons for not playing at a decidedly Tour-level venue are both varied and soaked in nuance, but we’ll skip those and just address the basics. Tournament: Cadillac Championship, April 30-May 3, 2026. Course: Trump National Doral’s Blue Monster […]
Another Georgia Bulldog has found a new home in the 2026 NFL Draft. Wide receiver Colbie Young was taken in the fourth round by the Cincinnati Bengals. He is the third pass catcher from the Dawgs to be taken in this draft behind Zachariah Branch and Oscar Delp. Young came to Athens in 2024 after […]
Few players in recent Georgia football history have been by turns as exhilarating and maddening to watch as Daylen Everette. I’m happy for Pittsburgh Steelers fans to witness first hand exactly what I mean now that the Norfolk, Virginia product is headed to the Steel City. Everette projects as something of a developmental prospect, but […]
The New Orleans Saints became the latest NFL team to pilfer the Georgia tight end room in the third round of the NFL Draft on Friday night, selecting Oscar Delp with the 73rd overall pick. With Delp’s selection, a Georgia tight end has been drafted for the seventh time in eight seasons. Casual NFL fans […]
Christen Miller steps into the New Orleans Saints facility carrying more than a duffel bag. He brings the hardened identity of the Georgia Bulldogs defensive front. Perhaps no player in the past three seasons has epitomized the blue collar work ethic of that group quite like Miller. He waited his turn behind future first rounders Jordan Davis, […]
CJ Allen was one of the leaders of the Georgia Bulldogs’ defense last season. Now, he will be taking his talents to the Indianapolis Colts thanks to the announcement from former Colts’ punter, College Gameday host, part time WWE commentator/wrestler, and host of a weekly sports show with his namesake, Pat Mcafee. He will look […]
Good Friday morning, Dawg fans!! The Georgia Bulldogs have wrapped up another demanding stretch of SEC play as the regular season begins to wind down, and the margin for error continues to shrink. With just 13 games remaining, every inning now carries postseason implications for a team with its sights set firmly on Omaha. Over […]
There was some doubt whether Georgia would even have a player taken in the first round of tonight’s NFL Draft. Monroe Freeling erased that doubt when he went #19 overall to the Carolina Panthers. Freeling’s college career at Georgia was defined by both early responsibility and sustained consistency. Those two traits explain why he could […]
The 2026 NFL Draft gets rolling this evening in Pittsburgh with the first round selections beginning some time after 5:00. The odds of any Georgia Bulldogs getting picked this evening are up in the air. Some mock drafts have Monroe Freeling creeping up into the first round for a team looking for a guy who […]
Losing is no fun. If it’s to the North Avenue Trade School in any aspect of competition, it’s even worse. In one respect, it was a let-down that two top-five teams faced off Tuesday night at Truist Park and that it was not able to be watched on TV. On the other – perhaps it […]