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Week Zero College Football TV/Streaming Schedule
Ladies and gentledawgs, actual college football will be played tonight. It’s not particularly compelling football, but football nonetheless. The good news is that the offerings get better as the weekend progresses. The full (and I mean FULL) college football schedule for week zero is below. But here are each day’s high points, including as usual […]
Thursday Dawg Bites
We are a mere 9 days away from the start of real college football and there is still much to do and much to figure out, for us fans and for those more involved in the sport. Fans need to figure out the details of their Week 1 viewing experience, like what to wear, what […]
The Ten Best Players Georgia Will Face In 2026: #6 Ahmad Hardy
Missouri tailback Ahmad Hardy had one of the best rushing seasons in Mizzou history in 2025, setting a program single-season rushing record with 1,649 yards and 16 touchdowns while recording seven 100-yard rushing games and a healthy 6.44 yards per carry. In the process he became just the sixth player in SEC history to rush […]
Game Day Apparel That Gets My Vote From Breaking Ts
Are you in favor of sustained touchdown drives that break the will of defenses and run clock like a late night filibuster? Are you in favor of strict limits on the number of Florida Gators who can be imported north of Valdosta, and by “strict limits” do you mean “absolutely zero”? And can Kirby Smart […]
Wednesday Dawg Bites Is Ready For Any Semblance Of Football
In one of the greatest Christmas cinemas ever produced, Cousin Eddie and Clark W. Griswold touch off an underrated exchange: “College???” “Carnival!” It’s a bit ironic that this exchange comes to mind, because the ongoing ‘can pro players really go back to college?“ silliness belongs in a carnival. It, like other factors in the current […]
A Dozen and a Half Decisive ‘Dawgs: #12 Gabe Harris
During 2025 Gabe Harris grew from a rotational piece into one of the most trusted players on Georgia’s defense. He started 13 games, finishing with 26 tackles, 11 solo stops, and 6.5 tackles for loss. Even better, Harris’s production built as the season progressed. Georgia’s pass rush struggled through the first eight games, managing just […]
Tuesday Morning ‘Dawg Bites
Welcome to Tuesday, Bulldog Fans! You’ve only got 11 more sleeps until it’s Game Day in Athens. And since no one will mind you using your corporate Claude or Copilot license to craft the most inricate and complete grocery and liquor store shopping list, you’ve got plenty of time. So let’s get warmed up with […]
Monday ‘Dawg Bites: The Neighbors Are Acting Weird Again
It’s college football’s week 0, and while we’ve still got some time before the Bulldogs kick off, the news from elsewhere is flowing free and fast. Let’s take a quick spin around and see what’s up. Alabama has named sophomore Keelon Russell its starting quarterback over senior Austin Mack. It isn’t a surprising outcome, as […]
A Dozen and a Half Decisive ‘Dawgs: #13 Zykie Helton
When Kirby Smart was asked after the G-Day game how a true freshman had earned a starting spot on the offensive line, his answer was simple: Zykie Helton earned it over 14 spring practices. That kind of praise from a head coach known for making players prove themselves speaks volumes about what Zykie Helton means […]
Nick Chubb Announces NFL Retirement After 8 Seasons
This evening I a heartfelt social media posting former Bulldog great Nick Chubb announced his retirement after eight NFL seasons. The Ground Hound from Cedartown was of course one of the defining players of the Kirby Smart era at Georgia, helping lead the Bulldogs to their first national title game appearance in over 30 years […]
Soccer History In Sanford
When you think for a few moments, historic moments in the history of Sanford Stadium quickly come to mind. The Herschel vs. George Rogers Show in 1980, Kevin Butler’s kick to beat Clemson, the goalposts coming down after Tennessee, the 2007 Blackout Game, the Notre Dame game…the Tech instant classic. Those are all iconic, no […]
The Ten Best Players Georgia Will Face In 2026: #7 Auburn Linebacker Xavier Atkins
Auburn underwent a coaching change, and as is usually the case these days lost a wave of talent to the transfer portal this offseason as a result. One Plainsman who chose to stay was Xavier Atkins, who announced his return before spring practice even began. His 2025 season was one of the best individual defensive […]
Thursday ‘Dawg Bites Is Honoring The Honorees
Fall may not be in the air in Georgia, but I swear on Steve Spurrier’s five iron that college football is right around the corner. And that means there’s some genuine football news out on the wires. Let’s take a quick stroll through the high points before you hit the door to do lesser non-football […]
‘Dawgs On Tour: The Penultimate Driving Machine
A sweltering week in Memphis didn’t shake up the PGA Tour playoff race much, but a few things did stand out. Scottie Scheffler has a $100 million dollar swing. It looks like he’s drunk, but it is hard to think of someone in the last 60 years who produces more consistent results. And if he’s […]
The Catalog Of 2026 Bulldog Narratives
We’re less than three weeks from kickoff, and thoughts are turning to football more and more frequently. Last year, I tried to get ahead of some of the narratives we could expect to follow the team throughout the season. Here now is another batch of stories that we’re likely to hear a lot of this […]
The Battle of the Century: White Out vs. BBQ
In a way, Georgia is playing up this whole “White Out” concept perfectly. In encouraging fans to wear white against Western Kentucky, the Bulldogs may be in line to use the Western Kentucky game as a perfect tune up for the Oklahoma game. But while Kirby and company focus on that, Georgia fans will be […]
Tuesday ‘Dawg Bites Hears Rumblings of Disrespect
Welcome to Tuesday, Bulldog fans! We’re not in mid-season form yet, but we are in full pads and live hitting. There’s a few new wrinkles in the playbook we haven’t installed, but the vanilla packages are getting nailed down and ready for game action. You’ve seen the Coaches Preseason poll, which is like when the […]
Monday ‘Dawg Bites Tore a Ligament Yelling
Good morning, Bulldog fans! It’s Monday morning, which means your to-do list for the week is currently as long as it’s going to be all week. But before you attack the day, let’s take a quick tour through what’s making news in Bulldog Nation. The biggest headline of the weekend was the Red and Black’s […]
The Ten Best Players Georgia Will Face In 2026: #8 Arkansas Defensive Lineman Quincy Rhodes
Ryan Silverfield is taking over a daunting rebuilding job as he begins his first season at the helm of the Arkansas Razorbacks. But the roster he inherited isn’t totally bereft of talent. There may be no sturdier building block on the team than Edge rusher Quincy Rhodes. Rhodes broke out as a junior in 2025, […]
Assessing the SEC Teams for 2026: A Tier at the Top, Another at the Bottom
As we gear up for another year of SEC football, let’s take a look around the conference and see what the field looks like. Below, I’ve broken all sixteen teams into four power tiers based on their returning production and likelihood of contending for a playoff spot. Tier 1: Playoff Contenders Depending on the breaks, […]
Friday Morning Memory: Jalen Carter Lifts Jayden Daniels To the Rafters
Happy Friday morning, Dawg Nation! We are only three weeks away from the season opener against Tennessee State. To whet your appetite, lets take a trip down memory lane that is especially relevant this week. Former LSU quarterback Jayden Daniels has sent a cease and desist letter to the university, saying it can no longer […]
Position Preview: Offensive Success Could Hinge On Receivers
If there’s a question when it comes to Georgia’s offense entering 2026, there’s one position group that comes to mind in a hurry. Receivers. We’ve seen it repeatedly under the Kirby Smart regime – that turnover at this position has turned the state of the Bulldogs’ ability to run the offense through the air on […]
‘Dawgs in Playoffs: Walkin’ in Memphis
The 2026 PGA Tour regular season is now over and done, and the short post-season now begins. Let’s take a quick peek at how the former Bulldogs playing professional golf fared in Greensboro last week. Sepp Straka started in 37th place in the FedEx Cup points race, missed the cut at the Wyndham, and starts […]
Wednesday Dawg Bites Does Not Need Anyone’s Stockton Validation
Head-to-head, Gunner Stockton got the best of Arch Manning and Trinidad Chambliss last year in the regular season. But you’d hardly know it from a lot of the preseason chatter. Thing is…that may suit Georgia just fine. Granted, we’re in the final part of the offseason where you need stuff to talk about, such as […]
Dawg Sports Wants To Know: Who Is College Football 2026’s Biggest Villain?
Every good drama needs an antagonist. Sitcoms need a rival, your favorite Netflix drama needs a schemer, and college football, the closest thing American sports has to a soap opera, needs villains who make the heroes worth rooting for. The 2026 season has no shortage of candidates. Here are the four programs and figures most likely to play the bad guy this […]
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