Bryan Evans News

Eddie Evans, who coaches the RFPRA's 9-10-year-old Bulldogs, is recovering from surgery after suffering a heart attack following his team's game Monday night in the Heritage Bowl playoffs.

Georgia's shocking 34-27 loss to Kentucky on Saturday night was not the way Jeff Owens wanted his last game at Sanford Stadium to turn out.

It will actually be Jeff Owens' second shot at his final home game. A year ago, Owens participated in Georgia's senior day festivities, strolling on to the field to the cheers of the crowd, knowing he may never play another game at Sanford Stadium.

Step one is out of the way. Georgia's win over Auburn last week made the Bulldogs bowl eligible, which helped alleviate a bit of the stress that might have crept in to these final two games of the regular season.

Whenever a small town kid returns home, it's with open arms and open admiration.

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With Georgia slumping to a 4-3 start and about to take on No. 1 Florida, just a year removed from a 49-10 drubbing by the Gators, it probably shouldn't be surprising to hear numerous complaints from fans, criticism of coaches and questions looming about the future.

Between Georgia's end-zone celebration and Florida's last-minute timeouts, the game formerly known as 'The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party' has been taken up a notch.

When Aron White was being recruited by Georgia, he had a perception of the program that was shared by many.

There are aspects of college football that have evolved, such as the bowl coalition getting supplanted by the bowl alliance and now the Bowl Championship Series.

Submitted by Marc Weiszer on Tue, 10/27/2009 - 12:46pm. Georgia safety Bryan Evans provided more detail today about how the Bulldogs are using the two timeouts called by Florida coach Urban Meyer at the end of the Gators' 49-10 victory last year to drive the team heading into Saturdaya s game.

The picture hangs all over Georgia's training facility. The Bulldogs get to see it when they're changing into their uniforms, when they're lifting weights, when they're heading off to meetings.

Jacksonville, Fla., is a special place for Georgia's Bryan Evans. The city serves as the annual location for the Georgia-Florida game, and is where Evans grew up, only 10 minutes from Jacksonville Municipal Stadium, where he'll start at safety Saturday.

Georgia-Florida is always a big game. But for the Bulldogs' defense, this week's edition is particularly meaningful - it means one final shot at Gators golden boy Tim Tebow.

As the Georgia Bulldogs enter a bye week, they have time to reflect on a good win Saturday against the Vanderbilt Commodores.

Mark Richt again proved the master of understatement Saturday in noting that, "When you're geared to stop the run, you're vulnerable [to play-action passes], and we didn't adjust very well to it." It's time to sit Bryan Evans on the bench.

That's Bryan Evans giving chase as a South Carolina player scores earlier this season.

The opposing coach talked up the next team on his schedule, which needed a victory in the worst way.

Mark Richt called it one of the most frustrating offensive games of his career. He was probably being kind by not mentioning the defense.

A As soon as hisA plane landed in Athens from Knoxville on Saturday night,A UGA wide receiver Michael Moore made a plea to Bulldog Nation -a ' or at least to that part of the populace that follows him on Twitter.