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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 […]
The Morning Memory: Erk’s Letter
So, when it comes to the 1980 National Championship season, what really set the tone? Was it a bond of unity formed by five players ‘borrowing” a pig from the agriculture research farm? A pretty solid hard-nosed defense core? The signing of some kid named Herschel? All of those played significant parts, for sure. But […]
The Rhino Charges Into The Rockies: What Daniel Jackson Brings Colorado
With the 37th pick in today’s MLB Draft the Colorado Rockies made Daniel Jackson the first Bulldog off the board. Colorado is getting one of the most productive players college baseball has seen in years, along with a genuine personality who made himself a fan favorite in Athens. A Record-Setting Season Jackson’s numbers from his […]
Position Preview: Georgia Bulldogs Edge Rushers Breakdown
If there is a pain point from Georgia’s defense a season ago, it’s a lack of something that Bulldog fans have gotten used to since Kirby Smart was hired as head coach – a relentless pass rush. Georgia’s defense was good enough for the most part last year, but it was not elite. It was […]
SEC Teams as World Cup Nations
With only six games remaining in the 2026 World Cup, I wanted to get out this crossover post before the tournament wraps up. While Georgia football is my favorite team across all sports, my favorite sport is actually soccer. So, what better way to blend the two than to assign each SEC school as a […]
Dawg Sports Wants To Know: What’s On The Tube?
It’s the dog (or Dawg) days of summer. And while it may not be, in the words of a classic country song, ““too hot to fish, too hot for golf, and too cold at home”, it certainly is a good time to catch up on some of the programming you won’t catch while watching Hawaii […]
The Morning Memory: Mighty Thorson Strikes a Blow Against the Big Orange
Punters get almost no respect. They don’t score any points. They’re not even on the field when things are going really well. And if they do much as miss by a millimeter and shank a punt they become enemy #1 of every drunken fan in the fifty-third row. It takes a special person to undertake […]
‘Dawgs on Tour: How Do You Like Your Whiskey?
This is one of those needlessly confusing magical weeks in professional golf where there are two PGA Tour events occuring concurrently. You have options for your golf viewing pleasure, and while the events are fairly disparate, they’re contested in areas famous for good spirits. After the PGA Tour bailed out the (European) DP World Tour […]
A Dozen And A Half Decisive ‘Dawgs: #17 Chris Cole
We continue our tour through the eighteen Georgia Bulldogs whose efforts will define the 2026 season with a linebacking Dawg who is no longer a pup. Chris Cole enters his third season in Athens carrying more responsibility than ever before. The 6’3, 235-pound linebacker from Salem, Virginia arrived as a five star recruit, and now […]
The Morning Memory: Life (And Todd Gurley) Come At You Fast
We’ve all been there. You feel like you’re sitting on top of the world. Everything’s going your way. Then, all of a sudden the skies go from clear to dark and foreboding and the whole world begins kicking you in the shins. Or, you know, somewhere else painful. Such was the experience of the Clemson […]
Happy Independence Day Dawg Sports!
It’s July 4th, the day we celebrate one of history’s earliest and most impactful conference realignments. The decision by our founding fathers that the British Empire’s revenue sharing model just wasn’t for them, and became the Notre Dame of the Western Hemisphere, geopolitically speaking. Their fateful decision saved us from a number of indignities, such […]
Free Form Friday: The Best of the Best
Maetsro, the music: This is Free Form Friday, the closest we can come to a weekend tailgate thread in the absence of any college sporting events whatsoever. It’s the place to talk about anything or nothing at all, though as usual I have a little conversation starter to get you going if you choose. And […]
A Dozen (And A Half) Decisive ‘Dawgs: #18, London Humphreys
College football season will be here before you know it. And once again this season we’re counting down the Georgia Bulldogs whose performance will make the biggest impact on the season’s success. Only this time I couldn’t pick twelve, so we’re examining eighteen key contributorsWe start with a veteran wide receiver who’s no stranger to […]
The Morning Memory: JSW Scores Not One But Two Huge September Touchdowns
In the span of a few weeks in September 2013, Georgia wide receiver Justin Scott-Wesley hauled in two of the biggest touchdowns of the late stage Mark Richt era Bulldogs. The first of these touchdowns was Week 2 against the Steve Spurrier South Carolina Gamecocks. Up 34-30 in the fourth, Aaron Murray connected with a […]
Wisconsin’s Cheesy New Sponsorship Deal Creams The Competition
Admittedly in this space we’ve been pretty harsh about the creeping commercialism of college football. We get it, somebody has to pay those NIL deals, and the palatial stadiums don’t build themselves. But still it often feels like conference and school officials have uniformly undergone a very precise lobotomy that removed the part of their […]
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