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Wednesday Morning Dawg Bites: Rivalries, Realignment, Statistics, Shatner, and a Country Singer Caught Drinking in a Church Parking Lot on Sunday Night
Wednesday is upon us once more, and, this time, it’s an ordinary workday rather than a de facto college football holiday. Even though National Signing Day is in our rear view mirror, though, there’s still plenty to discuss and much to consider. After the jump, I’ll offer you a taste of the...
Georgia Women's Swimming and Diving Team Sets New School Record with 77th Straight Home Victory
History was made in Athens on Friday afternoon, when the No. 1 Georgia women’s swimming and diving team broke the school record for consecutive home victories by winning the Lady Bulldogs’ 77th straight meet in the Classic City. The previous all-sports mark for straight successes within the...
Georgia Bulldogs Sunday Sports Summary: Women's Basketball, Tennis Teams Impressive in Weekend Action
For most of us, this was the second day of a holiday weekend, but, for a handful of University of Georgia student-athletes, it was another day of competition, and a successful one, at that. In today’s Sunday sports summary, we bring you the breakdown of how the Red and Black fared on courts of...
Wednesday Morning Dawg Bites: It's the End of the World as We Know It, and I Feel Fine
Though the new year did not get off to the best of starts for the Georgia Bulldogs, 2012 nevertheless is upon us, and with the turn of the calendar page comes the first edition of Dawg Bites for what promises to be a banner year. Here are four topics of note that are worth your attention this...
Georgia Bulldogs Sunday Summary: Men's Tennis Extends Winning Streak, Mark Dylla Takes Home National Swimming Title
While you’ve already heard the big news of the day, and although inclement weather in Athens reduced the number of sports stories available to report in Bulldog Nation, there are a few matters of note from Saturday which warrant our attention beyond those previously reported by vineyarddawg. These...
April 16, 2011: The Dawg Sports Equivalent of St. Crispin's Day
Monday was a bit of a slow day around the weblog (which was not altogether surprising, in light of the end of men’s basketball season over the weekend), so some of you may have missed NCT’s fanpost proposing a Dawg Sports all-day sports expedition to the Classic City on April 16, beginning with the...
Georgia Bulldogs Saturday Summary: Men's Tennis Team Hitting Its Stride, but Change Needed in Women's Gymnastics
If you’re like me, you’re watching the Georgia Bulldogs take on the Alabama Crimson Tide in women’s softball on ESPNU, and you aren’t happy about the way the wind is blowing. What follows may not make you any more pleased, but, for what it’s worth, here is your Saturday summary to get you up to...
Georgia Bulldogs Weekend Recap: Baseball, Softball, and Tennis Teams Complete Sweeps on Sunday
This report is utterly superfluous for anyone who followed NCT’s running Sunday coverage, but, since I did this for Friday’s action and I did this again for Saturday’s action, I suppose I should finish the drill and let you know that, in addition to the big news of the day, various Georgia sports...
Georgia Bulldogs Saturday Summary: Baseball, Softball, and Tennis Card Impressive Wins to Open Weekend
Although Friday’s headlines in Bulldog Nation were dominated by the Fox Hounds’ loss in the SEC Tournament, there were other athletic events of note involving University of Georgia undergraduates. Here is the short course in yesterday’s sports action in your Saturday...
Georgia Bulldogs Tennis Teams Sweep Alabama Crimson Tide on Sunday
On Friday, the Georgia men’s and women’s tennis teams virtually simultaneously posted victories over Auburn. On Sunday, Bulldog netters of both genders repeated the feat, securing the Yellowhammer State sweep with wins over Alabama. The Red and Black gentlemen welcomed the Crimson Tide to the Dan...
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