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The SEC in a Sentence
It’s that time again, time to cram all that happened this weekend and will happen next weekend in the nation’a premier college football conference into a single sentence that will make our English teachers wonder what the point even was. It’s the SEC in a Sentence. It’s prettier than an Arch Manning interception, except when […]
Dawg Sports on the Radio
You’re probably very busy finding a way to pay off the debt Georgia fans clearly owe to those darned crooked SEC officials who recently decided that they are no longer lifelong Alabama fans but are instead lifelong Georgia fans. But if you have the time and inclination to listen, the roadie for MaconDawg’s third favorite […]
Monday ‘Dawg Bites Loves Hating The Barn
Good morning, Bulldog fans! There’s nothing like the Monday after a big Georgia Bulldog victory. The birds sing a little sweeter. The coffee tastes a little more robust, your commute is just a little more serene, and your annoying coworker isn’t quite as awful as usual.Espwcially if he or she is an Alabama fan. They […]
2026 College Football Polls: Week 7
AP Poll Georgia Update The Georgia Bulldogs went into Tuscaloosa and got a victory for the first time since 2007. Heck, it was the Bulldogs’ first victory over Alabama in the regular season since 2007. We aren’t here to relitigate the poor officiating in this column, but we are here to discuss how Georgia’s third […]
The Winning Smart Victory Post #123
Away games hit differently. Away night games, even more so. I slept well, and began the first day of my week-long Fall Break with hours to go before game time. I’ll admit, it didn’t do anything of real note today before game time. Should I have worked on grad school stuff? Yes. Should I have […]
What Was Kalen DeBoer Thinking?
You know the scenario. It’s a tale as old as time, or at least as old as the forward pass. A big time college football matchup is winding down. No matter how big a blowout it may be, or how close the final score is, somebody has got to win and somebody has got to […]
10 Things From a Full 60 Minutes of SEC Football
Did it have its moments of angst? Yes. Was it also an incredible win for the Dawgs in Tuscaloosa? Also Yes. Here are ten thoughts from Saturday night’s big win over the Crimson Tide. 1. Ok, let’s confront the elephant in the room, no Crimson pun intended. Was the late no-call something that played a role in […]
The Single Most Important Stat From Georgia/Alabama
Georgia played solid second half defense and Gunner Stockton completed 82% of his passes. But if you’re looking for a stat that explains how Georgia pulled an (admittedly mild) upset in Tuscaloosa on Saturday night, here it is: Alabama came into the game giving up an average of 78.6 yards per game on the ground. […]
MVDs: Alabama Edition
You don’t stride onto Nick Saban Field at Bryant-Denny Stadium and take down the Crimson Tide without a total team effort. Still, even in a heroic victory like this one some Georgia Bulldogs are bound to distinguish themselves over and above their teammates. Those dauntless ‘‘Dawgs are your MVDs, the most valuable Dawgs from Georgia’s […]
Georgia 20, Alabama 17: ‘Dawgs and Tide Trade Punches In A Game Someone Had To Lose
There is an alternate universe in which Georgia’s series of penalties tonight ends up costing them another hard-fought game against Alabama. But in the end it was hot-headed penalty on Alabama and a penalty not called on the Bulldogs that helped decide this one. The stat sheet tells the tale. Bama was 6 of 13 […]
Georgia/Alabama Open Thread
Ain’t nothing to it but to do it at this point. Georgia will be playing without some important offensive skill players on the road in a Bryant-Denny Stadium that thanks to a quicker than expected tour of the Yellowhammer State by Hurricane Isaias should be full and rocking. As Kirby likes to say, games like […]
Afternoon College Football Open Thread
We’ve got a few hours to kill before the Bulldogs and Crimson Tide kick it off in Tuscaloosa. Fortunately, there’s still plenty of compelling college football action across the SEC and America. Missouri is making Texas A&M reevaluate their decision to get rid of Jimbo Fisher. Hey, at least they’ll be playing in the Gasparilla […]
Game Day Q&A With Roll Bama Roll
Longtime readers of this site will know that while we here at Dawg Sports love all our fellow SB Nation sister sites, but that we have a special place in our hearts for the crew over at Roll Bama Roll, SB Nation’s home for Alabama Crimson Tide coverage. The reasons for that are numerous. For […]
Listening to Your Heart
How do you know what you know? Do we make our best decisions based on logic and intellect, after study and analysis? Or are intuition and gut feeling a better guide? This question is one of the oldest problems for philosophers and scientists: mind versus body, head versus heart. It’s also the problem I have […]
Game Day ‘Dawg Bites
Good morning, Dawgs. Let’s start the day with your tailgate music: It looks like Hurricane Isaias will end up walloping much of Alabama, the Florida panhandle and Southwest Georgia, and our thoughts are with those in the affected areas. What it looks like the storm won’t affect significantly is tonight’s football game. You can read […]
Chapel Bell Curve: The one whose loathing will never die
Yara and Nathan (address all formal dinner invitations to “the Bell Curves”, please) are back and remain very respectful of the Alabama Crimson Tide in this latest episode of Chapel Bell Curve. Among other topics of conversation your intrepid cohosts get into: As always we ask that you like, rate, subscribe, and patreonize the show wherever you […]
Cocktail Thursday: Alabama Edition
Are your Georgia Bulldogs heading to Tuscaloosa this weekend, looking for their first win there since 2007? Is Georgia’s head coach 2-7 against Alabama in his tenure in Athens, making the Tide the only college football team against whom he hasn’t exhibited utter domination? Is Chauncey Bowens out of a game in which we could […]
Throwback Dawg Day: But What Was Britney Doing With Her Career?
Poor Mike Patrick. When you think about the 2007 Georgia-Alabama game, there are a lot of things that should be remembered. It was after all, a road win for the Bulldogs on Matthew Stafford’s walk-off touchdown pass to Mikey Henderson. But that is not the case. Instead, it’s one sound byte from the ESPN broadcast […]
Isaias Update: Decisions, Decisions…
Good day, err’body. As of Thursday morning’s NHC advisory there has been no significant changes to the track of what is now Hurricane Isaias – an intensifying storm right. Upon approach and eventual landfall along the northern Gulf coast – near Mobile Bay or perhaps closer to the Pensacola/Perdido Key area in the Florida panhandle – increasing […]
3 Things That Worry Me About Alabama
First, here’s why I’m NOT worried about the fightin’ orange laundry detergent boxes (with the caveat that we even play the game): 1. Neither team really knows how good they are. Both are deep and relatively injury free. Both have had opponents help them with bad play. And this 2026 Alabama is not a Nick […]
Thursday Dawg Bites
Famed University of Alabama alum Forrest Gump once said, “Is he smart…or is he like me?” While the underlying implications of that line can remain underlying, anyone who interacts with Alabama fans can understand that the testament still rings true some 30-odd years after the cult classic’s release in 1994. Though that remains the same, […]
Around the SEC Looks Forward to Saturday
Welcome to another edition of Around the SEC, where everything is made up and the points don’t matter. That’s right, the points are like when the fans of Big Ten schools complain the SEC isn’t good or “they ain’t played nobody PAWWWLLLL”. Let them talk their talk. Yes, they are on a great streak of […]
Real Peril in the Gulf: How Isaias Could Affect Georgia/Alabama
It’s not every college football website that has a trained meteorologist on staff who spent years tracking hurricanes across the tropics. But we do here at Dawg Sports. Our good friend and Bulldog legend DavetheDawg has been tracking Tropical Storm Isaias, and has the latest on what the storm could mean for Saturday’s Georgia/Alabama game. […]
Wednesday Dawg Bites Thinks We’ll Be Getting Wet
So, there’s really no better way to say this. It’s going to be wet on Saturday. Very wet. And possibly worse depending on what this tropical system does. And if the forecast really takes a turn…could the game be postponed? This is not a plea to not have the game played, that’s for consult with […]
Chapel Bell Curve: The One With The Questionable Music Opinions
It’s Vanderbilt review time on Chapel Bell Curve, and true to their mission statement Yara and Nathan have both some statistics and some feelings to offer, including: • In the words of the great Mel Brooks, “tragedy is when I cut my finger, comedy is when Eli Drinkwitz jumps up and beats the living crap […]
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