Posted by RSD on 01/06/2009
We have posted the final 2008 printable Georgia Bulldogs football schedule. As most of you may know, we upload the schedule at the beginning of the season and then post the schedule with the scores at the conclusion of the season. The schedule features the opponent football helmets and the game results.
The schedule is available in PDF format at the link below. Check out our Downloads Page for past printable schedules, rosters and more. The printable 2009 Georgia Bulldogs football schedule will be uploaded in the next week or two.
Posted by RSD on 01/05/2009
Cornerback Branden Smith of Atlanta, Georgia (Washington H.S.) has verbally committed to the Georgia Bulldogs for 2009. Smith is the 17th verbal commitment for UGA. Rodney Garner was the primary recruiter of Branden Smith for the Bulldogs.
Smith (5-11, 171, 4.4) had offers from most of the top schools including Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Michigan, Notre Dame, South Carolina, Tennessee and West Virginia.
Branden Smith is rated as a 5-star recruit by Rivals.com. They rank him as the no. 4 cornerback and the no. 31 overall recruit in the 2009 Rivals100. Scout.com ranks Smith as a 4-star recruit and the no. 7 cornerback.
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Posted by RSD on 01/05/2009
After entertaining offers from the Auburn Tigers a couple of weeks ago and most recently from the Tennessee Volunteers, defensive line coach/recruiting coordinator Rodney Garner has announced he will remain in Athens with the Georgia Bulldogs.
Rodney Garner has been with the Bulldogs since 1998 and was hired away from Tennessee by Jim Donnan. When Mark Richt was hired, Garner was the only assistant retained from Donnan’s staff. In 2005, Richt awarded Garner with the title of Assistant Head Coach.
This is an important staff retention for the Bulldogs. Rodney Garner is a veteran of the Georgia Bulldog program and is a great recruiter. Although we probably won’t have him forever, it’s nice to know that he will be back for another season between the hedges.
Posted by RSD on 01/01/2009
The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Michigan State Spartans 24-12 in the Capital One Bowl. Now you can celebrate the victory with official Capital One Bowl victory t-shirts and hoodies. The shirts are available in short and long sleeve.
Shipping is a flat rate of $4.99 per order, so order as many items as you like (applies to U.S. and Military orders only). Click on the pictures below for more information and to place your order.
 Ash - Short Sleeve |
 Ash - Long Sleeve |
 Ash Hoody |
Ash - Youth Short Sleeve |
 Red - Short Sleeve |
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Posted by RSD on 01/01/2009
Matthew Stafford rebounded from a poor first half to throw three touchdown passes and lead the Georgia Bulldogs to a 24-12 win over the Michigan State Spartans. Stafford, possibly playing in his last game at UGA, finished the game 20-of-31 for 250 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. He was named the Capital One Bowl MVP following the game.
Sophomore Knowshon Moreno, more likely than Stafford to have played his last game, rushed for 62 yards on 23 carries. He also caught six passes for 63 yards and scored on a 21-yard pass from Stafford.
Towards the end of the 1st half, Georgia essentially ran out the clock out with 2:14 remaining even though the Bulldogs started with the ball at their own 44 yard line. Moreno rushed two times, followed by a Stafford pass to Moreno for a first down to the Spartan 43 yard line. Stafford then threw three incomplete passes before Georgia punted the ball away with only seven seconds remaining.
Overall, the Bulldogs played a good game, especially on defense. They held the Spartans to only 236 yards of total offense and kept their star running back Javon Ringer in check, limiting him to only 47 yards on 20 carries. They also held the Spartans to only six points after turnovers by Matthew Stafford and A.J. Green and a muffed punt by Brian Mimbs.
The Bulldogs finish the 2008 season with a 10-3 record overall and another bowl victory. Mark Richt is now 6-2 in bowl games, and the Georgia Bulldog program has an overall bowl record of 25-16-3.
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Posted by RSD on 12/29/2008
As participants in the 2008 Chick-fil-A Bowl, each Georgia Tech player receives $500 in gifts from the bowl. The AJC is reporting that as part of their gift, the players will receive a ring designed by the team’s seniors. [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/29/2008
Freshman Trey Thompkins scored 22 points and pulled down 12 rebounds to lead the Georgia Bulldogs over the North Carolina A&T Aggies 98-68 on Sunday. The Dawgs desperately needed this victory after losing at home last week to Texas [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/28/2008
As reported late last week by the AJC and Athens Banner-Herald, offensive line coach Stacy Searels will remain at the University of Georgia. Searels was being pursued by new Auburn Tigers head coach Gene Chizik.
This is a big retention [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/23/2008
After beating Wofford on a last second shot in overtime on Saturday, the Bulldogs followed up that lackluster performance with another poor game against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. But this time Georgia was saddled with the loss. Kevin Palmer hit [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/22/2008
Sicemdawgs.com wishes our readers, their families and friends Happy Holidays! Be safe and have a wonderful time celebrating the season. And don’t forget to watch some football too!
Over the next week or two, updates will be less frequent while [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/21/2008
Sophomore guard Zac Swansey hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to lift the Bulldogs to a 74-73 win over the visiting Wofford Terriers. Swansey finished with 11 points for the Dawgs who are now 7-3 on the season. Trey [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/17/2008
On Thursday, January 1, 2009, the Georgia Bulldogs will face the Michigan State Spartans in the Capital One Bowl in Orlando. Now you can represent the Bulldogs with official “head-to-head” Capital One Bowl t-shirts. The shirts are ash in [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/17/2008
Georgia Bulldogs sophomore tailback Knowshon Moreno has been named 2nd-team AP All-American. This season, Moreno has rushed for 1,395 yards (5.9 ypc) and 16 touchdowns. He has also caught 27 passes for 329 yards and 1 touchdown.
Donald Brown of [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/15/2008
Four Georgia Bulldog verbal commitments plan to enroll at UGA in January 2009, UGASports.com reports. Those enrolling early include Aaron Murray, Zach Mettenberger, Dallas Lee and Toby Jackson.
Aaron Murray and Zach Mettenberger, both highly rated quarterbacks, and Dallas Lee, [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/13/2008
Here’s a stunner in the college football world. The Auburn Tigers have reportedly hired Iowa State head coach Gene Chizik to take over as their new head coach. Chizik will replace Tommy Tuberville who resigned on December 3.
The hiring [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/11/2008
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Georgia Bulldog wide receiver A.J. Green was voted the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Freshman of the Year on Wednesday. Green, from Summerville, SC, has played in all 12 games as a freshman and caught 55 [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/09/2008
Georgia survived another poor performance at the free-throw line (10-of-21) to beat the visiting Virginia Tech Hokies 67-66. Albert Jackson scored the game-winning basket with 28.3 seconds remaining. With the win, the Dawgs are now 6-3 on the season.
The [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/07/2008
The Georgia Bulldogs have accepted an invitation to the Capital One Bowl in Orlando, Florida to face the Michigan State Spartans of the Big Ten Conference. The game will be played on Thursday, January 1, 2009 at 1:00 p.m. [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/07/2008
Only trailing by 7 at the half, the Bulldogs managed to go scoreless over the final 7:23 and lost to the Illinois Fighting Illini 76-42. Terrance Wodbury led the Dawgs with 13 points. The next highest scorer for Georgia [...] Continue Reading…
Posted by RSD on 12/06/2008
UGA tailback Knowshon Moreno was named to the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) All-America team on Thursday. The last Georgia Bulldog running back to be named an All-American was Garrison Hearst in 1992.
Moreno, a redshirt sophomore, leads the SEC [...] Continue Reading…
