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The Tuscaloosa News-USA TODAY Sports Kirby Smart and his staff have picked up another puzzle piece to help reconstruct their secondary. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Brandon Turnage (@bturnage1) //platform.instagram.com/en_US/embeds.js Alabama redshirt sophomore safety Brandon Turnage announced this evening that he’s … [Read more...] about ‘Dawgs pick up transfer defensive back from the Crimson Tide

After a less than stellar showing at the SEC Championships, the University of Georgia Women’s Golf Team is now heading to Columbus, OH as a #5 seed in that Regional. Of the 18 teams in each of the four regions, the top 6 will advance to the NCAA Championships at the end of May (also the top 3 individuals, if not on an advancing team). THE Columbus Regional will be played on … [Read more...] about UGA Golf Heads Into NCAA Regionals

Photo by Chris McKay/WireImage Early this morning the news started to filter out through the community. I saw the rumors on social media and received text messages from old friends in the scene, but hoped it wasn’t true. Unfortunately, it now appears that Daniel Hutchens of the legendary Athens band Bloodkin has passed away. Hutchens and Bloodkin co-founder Eric Carter … [Read more...] about In Memoriam: Legendary Athens Musician Daniel Hutchens has Died

Photo by David Cannon/R&A/R&A via Getty Images The Walker Cup will be contended Saturday and Sunday at Seminole Golf Club. In case you’re not familiar, the Walker Cup is the amateur version of the Ryder Cup (which is for professional golfers). And in case you’re not familiar with the Ryder Cup, it is a biennial competition between a team of golfers from the … [Read more...] about Georgia’s Thompson Represents USA in Walker Cup

Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports By all accounts, it looks like Sanford Stadium will be filled with fans that wish to be there as ticketed fans this fall. Sure, some fans made it there for the limited seating arrangement last fall, but it’s hard to feel that it just felt some sense of odd with games that had a lot of meaning with half-capacity. But absence does indeed make … [Read more...] about Yes, I’m Even Looking Forward To These Former Gameday Gripes

Back before Brian got familiar with the razor. | Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images Tournament: Wells Fargo Championship, May 6-9, 2021 Course: Quail Hollow Golf Club, par 71, 7,521 yards. About 10 miles due south of downtown Charlotte. Excuse me... uptown Charlotte. Purse: $8.1 million, $1,485,000 to the winner. Defending Champ: Max Homa. The golf swing roaster on … [Read more...] about ‘Dawgs on Tour: Horse and Buggy Edition

Jake Crandall via Imagn Content Services, LLC If you’re a a college football program, the NFL Draft is a chance for you to grow in the general direction of potential recruits and transfers about how many players your staff has put in the League. If you’re Georgia, and you just broke a program record for the number of players from your school drafted (due in part to your … [Read more...] about Well, At Least It Wasn’t In Crayon

Photo by David Rosenblum/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images This afternoon Mark Webb went to the San Diego Chargers with the 241st pick of the NFL Draft. With the selection of Webb, Georgia has now had nine players drafted in the 2021 Draft. Fans of Georgia’s rivals haven’t had much ammunition to talk smack about the Dawgs since Kirby Smart took over in Athens before the … [Read more...] about “Kirby Can’t Develop” – Georgia, Florida, and the False Narrative at the Middle of a Rivalry

Photo by Tony Walsh/Collegiate Images/Getty Images Georgia picked up its 13th commitment of the 2022 class on Friday when De’Nylon Morrissette gave the Bulldogs his pledge. The wide-receiver will become the latest in a long list of Dawgs who are Snellville products, and he is a strong addition to what is currently the nation’s top ranked recruiting class. DawgOutWest … [Read more...] about Breaking Down What New Commitment De’Nylon Morrissette Brings to UGA