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The Winning Smart Victory Post #121
Mateer has led Georgia to a 28-0 halftime lead over the Sooners. Oops. My bad…..forgot where I was for a moment. Yesterday was a perfect day for football. You may remember that DS (Dear Son) applied to UGA back in the day, and was accepted. Because UGA’s Engineering program was new back then, he opted […]
10 Thoughts Cashing In On Sooner Missteps
Thanks to help from opposing adversaries, Georgia got what at least appeared by the final score to be a 41-13 win against Oklahoma on Saturday. here are 10 thoughts from an afternoon of handling business. If there is a legacy game for Roquan Smith at Georgia, it’s the 2018 Rose Bowl. Ironically, Chris Cole’s version […]
What Was Brent Venables Thinking?
You know the scene. You’ve seen it a thousand times. A college football coach stands alone on the sidelines, his players and assistants looking to him for answers that he doesn’t have. They’ve lost this football game, and lost it badly. “Charley Pell’s off-the-books slush fund!” you think, “what must that guy be thinking in […]
MVDs: Oklahoma Edition
You don’t unceremoniously sink the Sooner Schooner without a total team effort. But even then some Bulldogs are bound to stand out above the crowd for their efforts. Those dandy ‘‘Dawgs are your MVDs, the Most Valuable Dawgs from Georgia’s 41-13 victory over Oklahoma. Offense: Talyn Taylor. Taylor’s 4 catches for 110 yards represented a […]
Georgia 41, Oklahoma 13: Sooners give Bulldogs help they never needed
The Oklahoma Sooners needed to play clean football to keep today’s contest with the Red and Black competitive. They did the polar opposite of that, and the result was ugly for Sooner fans. The Bulldogs turned 4 Oklahoma turnovers into 17 points in a 41-13 beatdown that at times didn’t feel that close, but at […]
Evening College Football Live Thread
if your primary objective for this Saturday was to watch the Georgia Bulldogs put up a dominant win in Sanford Stadium then you can mark that one mission accomplished. If you’re now looking for something to do, there are plenty of other intriguing matchups on the slate for this evening. South Carolina travels to Alabama […]
Georgia vs. Oklahoma Live Thread
We’re approaching the 3:30 kickoff between the Dawgs and Sooners, so let’s catch up on a few last minute game notes. First, this doesn’t look terribly promising for Nate Frazier’s availability: That probably means a big dose of Chauncey Bowens and a solid serving of Dwight Phillips. I continue to believe that the key for […]
Chapel Bell Curve: The One That’s Hard To Block
Yara and Nathan return with another thrilling episode of Chapel Bell Curve, previewing the Oklahoma Sooners.Among the goodies in this particular grab bag of college football stats and feelings: As always we ask that you like, rate, subscribe, and patreonize the show wherever you get your hot, fluffy buttermilk podcasts. Until later… Go ‘Dawgs!!!
Game Day ‘Dawg Bites
Ladies and gentlemen, your morning tailgate music: There are no bad mornings to wake up in Athens, Georgia. But this feels like a particularly good one to see the sunrise in the Classic City.The Oklahoma Sooners are coming into Sanford Stadium, and you need to be ready. Allow us to help. Here’s what you need […]
Throwback Dawg Day: Was It The Best Win Ever?
Let’s be honest. Memory lane has been fun this week. When thinking about Oklahoma paying a visit to Athens on Saturday, the instant flashback is to Jan. 1 2018 in that instant classic in the Rose Bowl. Georgia has had so many wins of of jubilation over the years, and to Bulldogs fans, there is […]
The Fall’s First Test
Today, as I walked across the campus of the midwestern university where I’m currently employed, a slight chill was noticeable in the air. We are now well and truly in the thick of the 2026 college football season. Right on cue, here come the Oklahoma Sooners to give the Dawgs their first real test. Or […]
Cocktail Thursday: Oklahoma Edition
Are your Georgia Bulldogs taking a step up in competition against a team that’s had this game circled on the calendar for months, and that needs a bounce back performance in the worst way? Then you could probably use a drink. I can help you with that. I’ve watched this Oklahoma team against UTEP and […]
3 Things That Worry Me About Oklahoma
First, here’s why I’m NOT worried about the fightin’ Chuckwagons: 1. Oklahoma thrived on turnovers last season. They won 1 score games on the road at Tennessee and Alabama in 2025 picking up 3 turnovers in each contest. Without those, does Oklahoma win those close away games? And if they don’t, they don’t make the […]
Thursday Dawg Bites
What was circled preseason as a top-10, likely primetime matchup has slowly withered into another unranked afternoon game for the Dawgs. An early loss and significant offensive struggles have turned Boomer Sooner into a bit of a Bummer Summer, as fans can’t help but wonder what happened. After a loss to Michigan and a close […]
Around the SEC Doesn’t Give Up
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 blue bloods throwing the bag at Mississippi State QB Kamario Taylor. The kid is a baller and from just outside of Starkville. By all accounts, he loves Mississippi State and has […]
The Morning Five: Five Key Stats For Georgia vs. Oklahoma
Welcome to the Morning Five, five numbers you need to know to be ready for this weekend’s matchup between the Georgia Bulldogs and and Oklahoma Sooners. Let’s jump right in: Go ‘Dawgs!!!
Wednesday Dawg Bites Is Hoping For A Real Challenge
Congrats, Dawg fans. It’s no halfway through Oklahoma game week. First of all, in case you missed it…plans for a future series between Georgia and Clemson are officially waved off. It’s shameful and disappointing to see the current college football landscape render one of college football’s greatest rivalries as useless, but it’s simply something that […]
Georgia and Clemson officially axe home-and-home football series
The intrepid Marc Weiszer of the Banner Herald has the news that Georgia and Clemson have scrapped the four game home-and-home football series that had been scheduled for 2029 through 2032. Weiszer obtained a copy of the agreement which the schools actually signed back in March in which they mutually agreed not to play the […]
Tuesday ‘Dawg Bites Won’t Fumble In The Endzone
Welcome to Tuesday, Bulldog fans! We’ve entered that limbo period where certain fanbases are still basking in the glow of Saturdays victory, and others are still steaming from a frustrating loss that exposed expectations like telephone poles in winter when the kudzu dies off. Clemson has had as many lightning delays as rushing touchdowns this […]
The SEC in a Sentence: Magnolia State Magic Edition
Welcome to the SEC in a sentence, in which we attempt to distill yet another wild and crazy weekend of SEC football into, but a single sentence for each of the leagues 16 combatants. It was another wild one, perhaps wilder that some teams (lookin’ at you, Aggieland) would have preferred. But that’s why we […]
Dawg Sports on the Radio
There’s only one thing better than watching a dominant Georgia Bulldog victory, and that’s reliving a dominant Georgia Bulldog victory. That’s why I’ll be listening to MaconDawg’s skydiving instructor (you land safely or your next jump’s free!!!) on WFOY in St. Augustine(102.1 FM/1240 AM) this evening around 6:45 pm Eastern to talk Georgia Bulldog football on […]
Monday ‘Dawg Bites
Georgia may be 1-0 in SEC play, but there’s no time for resting on laurels. The Oklahoma Sooners are coming to town. Kirby and the guys are getting ready for Saturday, and you should too. Here’s what you need to know before you move onto whatever else you do while waiting for kickoff. The Bulldogs […]
2026 College Football Polls: Week 4
AP Poll Georgia Update After thrashing Arkansas 45-17 in a game that wasn’t as close as the four touchdown final margin would indicate, the Dawgs remained at #2 in the latest AP Poll. Georgia will return to Athens this weekend to face Oklahoma, who dropped out of the ranking following their 14-6 in against New […]
Winning Smart Victory Post #120
First away game of the season…..and I decided to go spend time with DD (dear daughter) in the morning. TiVo is a beautiful thing, so we went and got massages, hit a couple of yard sales and ultimately wound up back at the house around 1-ish. Add in Mr. Squillian’s utter disdain for watching commercials, […]
What Was Ryan Silverfield Thinking?
Like Top Gun and Caddyshack, it’s a movie you’ve seen a thousand times before.A college football coach stands on the sideline as the seconds tick away. His chance to emerge victorious left the building right along with half the fans when this one was obviously well in hand, and not his hand. He’s about to […]
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