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Georgia Bulldogs. 2012 SEC East and state champions.

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The System Is Working

For years, proponents of a postseason playoff argued that it would more fairly determine a champion and remove the controversy that surrounded the few years in which multiple teams had legitimate title claims. For instance, I personally only acknowledge Colorado as the champion of the 1990 season.  And yet, here we are a dozen years […]

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Tuesday ‘Dawg Bites

Welcome to Tuesday, SEC Champion Bulldog fans! Can we call this the 3rd off week of the season? The regular schedule is complete, the SEC Championship Game trophy safely esconsced back in Athens for the sixth time, and Georgia now awaits the Green Wave/ManBearPig winner on January 1 in New Orleans. So this is like […]

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Winning Smart Victory Post #117

#2 Life rule from Podunk:  Reputations cannot be bought.  People can. For those of you who have been around a while, this story may sound familiar. Mark Richt was the head coach at UGA, and it was 2009. Probably mid-Octoberish, when the team was even with 3 wins and 3 losses, and someone here on […]

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Dawg Sports on the Radio

Hey you there, want to here some folks talk a little more about Georgia’s 28-7 defenestration from Alabama Saturday in Atlanta? Of course you do. That’s why you’ll want to tune in and be listen to the guy who MaconDawg buys his Notre Dame bowl game merch from on WFOY in St. Augustine(102.1 FM/1240 AM) this […]

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Monday ‘Dawg Bites Isn’t Packing It In Yet

Obviously the big news of the day is that the College Football Playoff bracket was announced yesterday. Not everyone in college football got in. Some took that better than others. To be clear, of the trio of Miami, Notre Dame and Alabama I thought Notre Dame had perhaps the best case to get in. They […]

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Georgia to face Ole Miss/Tulane winner in Sugar Bowl

For the second year in a row, SEC champion Georgia will head to the Sugar Bowl in the quarterfinals of the college football playoff. This time the ’Dawgs will be facing the winner of a matchup between teams whose head coaches clearly thought they could do better elsewhere. Tulane, coached by soon-to-be Florida coach Jon […]

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10 Thoughts From Being SEC Champs…Again

There’s no way to dress it up any nicer. The Dawgs are SEC Champions again, their first time going back-to-back since 1980-82. Any SEC title is sweet, and it’s got some extra sugar on top of it given that much like 2017, it comes with a measure of revenge. Here are ten thoughts from Georgia’s […]

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MVDs: SEC Championship Edition

You don’t break a decade-plus losing streak to Alabama in the Benz and win an SEC title without a total team effort. But even then some Dawgs are bound to step up and stand out above the rest. Those champions of the gridiron are your MVDs, the Most Valuable ‘Dawgs from Georgia’s 28-7 title game […]

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Georgia 28, Alabama 7: Bulldogs Bully The Tide On The Way To SEC Title

To paraphrase a well-known meme, call the ambulance. But not for us. Georgia dominated the line of scrimmage and punished Alabama snap after snap to lock up a second consecutive SEC Championship. A Red and Black defense that looked so shaky to start the season, and had grown a little each week, metamorphosed into its […]

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The Victory Thread: Back-To-Back SEC Champions!!!

We will be back with more sifting analysis of this evening’s affair, but for now this is the place for you to celebrate with your fellow Bulldogs Georgia winning its second SEC championship in a row, and doing so by absolutely shellacking the Alabama Crimson Tide. Keep it clean and classy, but also take a […]

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Second Half Open Thread

I’ll take one more half exactly like that, please. The Bulldogs rolled the dice on special teams, created a turnover, and most importantly cashed in for touchdowns when they did in that first half. The result is a 14 point lead that is worth absolutely nothing if they can’t hold it. The stat of the […]

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First Half Open Thread

There’s not a lot to say at this point. On the tenth anniversary of Kirby Smart’s hiring at the University of Georgia his Bulldogs are playing to repeat as SEC champions, a thing that absolutely still means something. Now feels like a great time to exorcise the demons of the past in the Benz. Let’s […]

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SEC Championship Preview With Roll Bama Roll

As I have so many times before (and I mean so, so many times) I took a few minutes this week to talk ball with Brent Taylor from our SB Nation sister site, Roll Bama Roll. Brent brought me up to speed on how the Crimson Tide have developed since we saw them up close […]

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Georgia vs. Alabama: Key Matchups (Part 2)

Good Friday afternoon, Dawg fans!! We’ve made it to conference championship weekend, and once again it’s the Dawgs versus the Tide in Atlanta for the SEC crown. Georgia heads into this one at No. 3 in the latest CFP rankings following a gritty 16–9 win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Alabama sits at No. […]

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Here We Go Again

This has been an extremely weird season in the SEC. Preseason #1 Texas will probably end up missing the playoff. Perennial tomato can Vanderbilt won 10 games for the first time in school history, and their quarterback will probably get a Heisman ceremony invite. Alabama lost to Florida State, marking the first time it lost […]

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Cocktail Thursday: SEC Championship Game Edition

If your Georgia Bulldogs are once again attempting to beat the Alabama Crimson Tide in Mercedes-Benz Stadium and you’re haunted by flashbacks of all the times that happened before, and of how it’s always ended, you could probably use a drink. I can help you with that. Look, I get it. I sat crumbled in […]

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Dawgs in the NFL: A breakout game and a spectacular catch

Another week of the NFL season has come and gone, and this week saw some great moments from your favorite former Dawgs. Wide receiver Adonai Mitchell cemented his legacy with Georgia football by having two of the most clutch touchdowns in program history. In 2021, Mitchell was a rising freshman who became a reliable target […]

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3 Things That (Still) Worry Me About Alabama

Here we go again. I was tempted to regurgitate this feature from the September meeting in Athens between the Beloved Bulldogs and Carcinogenic Crimson Tide, but decided otherwise. Both teams have changed, and their are other dynamics at play. So here’s why I’m NOT worried about the team from the Yellowhammer state that is now […]

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Thursday Dawg Bites

To quote the great Michael Scott, “No question about it, I am ready to be hurt again.” For everyone reading this who is currently over the age of 4; you’ve seen this song, you’ve seen this dance, and you’ve seen this song and dance. The Georgia Bulldogs once again play the Alabama Crimson Tide in […]

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Around the SEC Has a New Coach

Happy Early National Signing Day Dawg Nation! This week’s around the SEC is basically dominated by the coaching carousal and signing day shenanigans, which is unfortunate cause we have a massive SEC Championship Game on Saturday against Alabama. Anyone that says the SEC Championship Game does mean much any longer due to the expanded playoff […]

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Signing Day Open Thread, News, And Notes

It’s early National Signing Day, the day when college football fans across the nation dream of victories tomorrow secured by the blue chip prospects of today. Where We Stand Yesterday wasn’t a great day for Georgia football recruiting as Nashville quarterback Jared Curtis announced that he’s flipping his commitment from the ‘Dawgs to the hometown […]

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Georgia Lands Four Star OL Tyreek Jemison

After a Tuesday of bad news the Bulldogs began Wednesday with something more positive. Paulding County offensive lineman Tyreek Jemison became the first player of the day not publicly committed to the Bulldogs to announce that he’ll be coming to Athens. The 6’5, 315 pounder, rated the #13 interior lineman in the nation by 247Sports, […]

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Wednesday Dawg Bites Is Ready To Get Down To Business

In unshocking news, it appears that Jared Curtis will indeed by staying home to play for Vanderbilt. Yes, the crazy recruiting cycle may be focused on it, but frankly, there are more important things to concern with if you’re a Georgia fan. Yes, here on the week of another likely titanic clash between Georgia and […]

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