Four-Star Tight End Arthur Fontaine Commits To Georgia

Tight end Arthur Fontaine of Dartmouth, Massachusetts (Dartmouth H.S.) has verbally committed to the Georgia Bulldogs. Fontaine is the 13th verbal commitment for 2009 for the Dawgs. John Lilly recruited Fontaine for the Bulldogs. Full Story...

Dawgs Ranked No. 1 In 2008 USA Today Preseason Poll

For the first time ever, the Georgia Bulldogs will enter the season ranked number one in a preseason poll. The USA Today Coaches' Poll was released this morning and the Dawgs are at the top of the list. Rounding out the top five, in order, are Southern California, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Florida. Full Story...

Georgia Bulldog News and Notes - July 17th

It's been an active week in Georgia Bulldog Country. Below is a summary of recent events, including Countdown To Kickoff, UGA Football Ticket cutoff scores, EA Sports NCAA Football 09 and Michael Lemon. Full Story...

Cornerback Jordan Love Commits To The Georgia Bulldogs

Jordan Love, a cornerback from Glen Allen, Virginia, has committed to the Georgia Bulldogs. The Dawgs now have twelve verbal commitments for the 2009 class. Defensive coordinator Willie Martinez and running backs coach Tony Ball recruited Jordan Love for UGA. Full Story...

EA Sports NCAA Football 09 Arrives In Stores On July 15

Every year, Georgia Bulldogs football fans and video gamers alike anticipate the release of the latest EA Sports NCAA football game. On July 15, 2008, the wait will be over as NCAA Football 09 should be available in stores. Full Story...

UGA VI (1998-2008) Passes Away

UGA VI, who was born on July 22,1998, passed away on Friday night from congestive heart failure. He was nine years old. The Georgia Bulldogs enjoyed great success while UGA VI stalked the sidelines. During his tenure, the Dawgs enjoyed an overall record of 87-27, an SEC record of 52-23, 2 SEC Championships and a bowl record of 7-2 (including 2 Sugar Bowl titles). Full Story...

Herschel Walker To Sign Copies of his New Book "Breaking Free" on April 18 at The Carter Library & Museum

Herschel Walker will sign copies of his new book "Breaking Free: My Life With Dissociative Identity Disorder" on Friday, April 18, 2008 at The Carter Library & Museum in Atlanta, Georgia. The event is being sponsored by A Cappella Books. Full Story...

Red Defeats Black 17-3 In 2008 G-Day Game

The Georgia Bulldogs held their annual Spring game at Sanford Stadium on Saturday, April 5 in front of almost 20,000 fans. The Red team, led by the UGA first-team offense and second-team defense, defeated the Black team 17-3. The Black team consisted of the UGA second-team offense and first-team defense. Full Story...

2008 UGA Football Rosters Updated; 2008 Spring Practice Info

The Georgia Bulldogs are set to open their 2008 Spring Football Practice. The annual G-Day game will be played at Sanford Stadium on Saturday, April 5, 2008 at 2:00 p.m. The Dawgs are coming off of an 11-2 season and a 2nd place finish in the final AP Top 25 Poll. The Bulldogs enter the Spring with the possibility of being the no. 1 ranked team in the preseason polls. Full Story...

Washaun Ealey, Dexter Moody and Chase Vasser Commit To Georgia For 2009

The Georgia Bulldogs are already off to a strong start for the 2009 recruiting class. Running back Washaun Ealey, linebacker Dexter Moody and linebacker Chase Vasser all committed to the Dawgs on Monday. Full Story...

Georgia Ranked 2nd In AP Poll, 3rd In Final Coaches Poll

The Georgia Bulldogs were ranked 2nd in the final Associated Press Poll and 3rd in the final USA Today Coaches Poll, which were released after LSU's win over Ohio State in the 2008 BCS National Championship game. The Bulldogs completed a stellar season with a convincing 41-10 win over previously unbeaten Hawaii in the 2008 Sugar Bowl. In the AP Poll, LSU placed first, followed by Georgia, USC, Missouri and Ohio State. LSU also finished first in the USA Today Poll, followed by USC, Georgia, Ohio State and Missouri. Full Story...

Georgia Dominates Hawaii 41-10 In 2008 Sugar Bowl

For over a month, all the Georgia Bulldogs heard about was Colt Brennan and the potency of the Hawaii Warriors offense. The Dawgs' defense rose to the occasion, forcing six Hawaii turnovers as UGA rolled over the previously undefeated Hawaii Warriors 41-10 in the 2008 Allstate Sugar Bowl. Full Story...

Georgia To Face Hawaii In Sugar Bowl; Richt Calls For A Black Out Of The Louisiana Superdome

The 5th-ranked Georgia Bulldogs will face the 10th-ranked Hawaii Warriors in the Allstate Sugar Bowl on January 1, 2008. The game will be broadcast by FOX at 8:30 p.m. EST. The Dawgs had hoped for a shot at the National Championship, but were denied when LSU, Virginia Tech and Oklahoma each jumped them in the final BCS poll. Full Story...

National Championship Game Or BCS Bowl For The Dawgs?

What will it be for the 10-2, BCS 4th ranked Georgia Bulldogs? After another wild weekend of college football, the Dawgs have a slight chance to face Ohio State in the BCS National Championship game. The Missouri Tigers and West Virginia Mountaineers, BCS no. 1 and 2, both lost on Saturday opening the door for the Bulldogs. Full Story...

Seven Straight As Georgia Beats Georgia Tech 31-17

Mark Richt knows how to beat one of Georgia's biggest rivals. After the Dawgs' 31-17 victory in Atlanta, Mark Richt is now 7-0 against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. The Bulldogs (10-2, 6-2) won't get to play for the SEC Championship, but should play in a BCS Bowl. Full Story...

Offensive Tackle Cordy Glenn Commits To Georgia Football

On Sunday morning, offensive tackle Cordy Glenn became the 24th commitment for 2008 for the Georgia Bulldogs. Glenn, who plays for Riverdale High School in Riverdale, Georgia, is rated no. 145 in the Rivals.com 2008 Rivals250. Full Story...

Bulldogs Start Slow, Come From Behind To Beat Wildcats 24-13

Senior tailback Thomas Brown and redshirt freshman Knowshon Moreno split the tailback carries right down the middle and led the Bulldogs to a 24-13 win over the Kentucky Wildcats. Georgia, who trailed 10-0 after the 1st quarter, turned the ball over four times but settled down to stifle Kentucky's passing game. Full Story...