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Bulldog Bites: Washaun for Heisman?
Washaun Ealey's numbers are getting some UGA fans excited about the future. An interesting comparison between Knowshon Moreno's numbers and those of freshman Washaun Ealey at Bulldawg Illustrated makes the case that Georgia fans could be in for some exciting results in the running game.
Most valuable fantasy rookies of 2009
Let's face it: This hasn't exactly been a bumper rookie crop of fantasy performers.
Football, the great racial leveler
Mort Persky, en eminent Southern journalist whose path crossed mine in Augusta during the springtime of our careers now lives in retirement in New York City, and occasionally shares with me his insight on what's happening in Gotham City and its environs.
Butler named to AFCA All-America team
Georgia punter Drew Butler was named Thursday to the American Football Coaches Association Coaches' All-America Team.
SEC notebook: Miles, Richt suddenly on shaky ground
It's a popular question in this part of the country before the start of college football season: Which Southeastern Conference coach is on the hot seat? Usually there's an obvious candidate, but there wasn't at the start of this season.
COMMENTARY: Home Schedule Tougher
None of the four brought pizzazz. Georgia was the closest thing to a team with preseason expectations and the Bulldogs were trying to replace Matthew Stafford and Knowshon Moreno.
Mark Richt's worst season as Georgia's coach may not have hit bottom. Richt's 6-5 Bulldogs are underdogs for Saturday's game at No.
Ching: Zeier can identify with these Bulldogs
From his seat high above the field in Georgia's radio booth, Eric Zeier experiences some level of deja vu while watching this season's Bulldogs play.
SEC Thoughts: Georgia Is Officially The Most Disappointing Team
Another good week of college football is wrapped up and I'm saddened by the realization that just two weeks remain in the regular season.
Five Possible Bowl Destinations For the Georgia Bulldogs
With the 2009 season coming to a close and Georgia becoming bowl eligible with their win against Auburn last week, let us take a look at some of the destinations the Dawgs could be going bowling.
Sec Extra: League will fill all bowl tie-ins, a signal of Sec's depth
The SEC is likely to fill all its bowl slots this year, testifying to the depth of the conference.
Tiger by the Tail: Dogs play as team they aspire to be
This was how it was supposed to go all along. Joe Cox wasn't going to be Matthew Stafford, Caleb King and the rest weren't going to be Knowshon Moreno, and the defense wasn't going to suddenly transform into a nation-leading unit.
Richt still right man for Bulldogs
I never thought I'd be forced to defend Mark Richt in these pages. But then again, maybe he hasn't done enough.
Au Football: Focus turns to a funa week preparing for Georgia
Gene Chizik rattled off the reasons why Auburn and Georgia's rivalry is a meaningful and historic one as if he were reading cue cards.
Knowshon Moreno often took himself out of drives. I've been hearing the murmuring among fans for a couple of seasons now about whether Mark Richt's teams are really in top playing condition.
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The first caller to Mark Richt's weekly radio show, someone identified as "Fred in Savannah," sternly lectured the coach on the failures of Georgia's defense and implored him to hire a new coordinator.
Two years ago, Georgia coach Mark Richt was a genius, the toast of the SEC. He ordered his players - all of the them - to rush the field and draw a celebration penalty after scoring their first touchdown against rival Florida, and the inspired Bulldogs rolled to 42-30 victory.
Gameday: Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles vs. Georgia Bulldogs.
Everything you need to know about the 2009 Tennessee Tech vs. Georgia game in Athens.
Broncos rookie Moreno learning on job
Tailback Knowshon Moreno has had a solid start to his rookie season, but he still has a lot to learn and has yet to make any home-run plays.
Zeier tells fans to maintain faith in Richt, Bulldogs
Eric Zeier spent a football career meeting challenges and beating them. He was told his was too short, too slow and didn't have a strong enough arm to be any kind of quarterback, yet he still owns scores of passing records in the SEC and at Georgia and became an NFL draft pick.
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