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Tony Schiavone on the Dawgs
The Redemption of Christian Conley
UGA wide out, Chris Conley bounced back from the loss to Alabama in a big way.
Enjoy your bowl game; forget about tomorrow
Enjoy the Capital One Bowl. Forget about what could be or will be for the UGA football program in the future. Playing Nebraska, a true legendary program, is a pretty good way to end a season.
Standing tall during an emotional low
Quarterback Aaron Murray and Coach Mark Richt handled the loss to Alabama with class and dignity. Because like all good fighters, they know there will be another game. Even if this one hurts so much.
The road less traveled stinks
Saturday’s SEC title game is about more than just making it to the BCS Championship in Miami on January 7th. It’s about preventing a 20 story drop from the penthouse to the Capital One Bowl, among others.
The ACC: Fading fast on the football landscape
When it comes to college football, the ACC is just plain lousy.
Georgia Tech and beyond
Don't let your goofball friends deprive you from enjoying where the UGA football stands at this point in the season.
Hooray for the good hands folks
If there is truly strength in numbers, then the strength of the 2012 Georgia Bulldogs is within its group of receivers.
Oh yes he did
The Dawgs return to the SEC Title game for a fifth time is a testament to the leadership of Mark Richt.
Never forget 2010
For me, personally, this game at Auburn is about much more than winning another shot at going to the SEC Title game in December. It’s about remembering 2010 and how Auburn, on their way to winning a national title, did all it could to humiliate, injure and destroy UGA.
Football is getting too darn complicated
In the UGA 37-10 win over Ole Miss we were witness to more audibles and check-down than we could handle, and it came from both teams.
Gameday on 316? Stick a fork in it
There are many great things about football in Athens on a Saturday. Georgia 316 is not one of them.
Richt's signature win
The Dawgs have had many wins during Mark Richt's tenure, but none bigger than the 17-9 win over the Gators in Jacksonville.
Muschamp changes the rivarly, somewhat
It was much easier to hate the Florida Gators during the years under Steve Spurrier and Urban Meyer.
It was more like labor than a win
The Georgia Bulldogs game at Kentucky ended the right way for Dawgs' fans, but it was a long and laborious battle to get there.
Want a rout? I vote for trying this weekend
Just once, let’s beat a team into submission. I vote for this weekend. Can't promise it will happen because, face it, this is the SEC. But hopefully, the bad taste of the South Carolina debacle will light a fire under this team like we’ve never seen.
Welcome to the SEC, young men
The loss at South Carolina was a rude awakening for the talented UGA freshmen as well as all Dawgs fans.
The battle against evil in modern times
The Dawgs’ most important game of the season, thus far, comes down to a battle with Steve Spurrier on the opposite sideline. A man that UGA fans, who suffered in the 90s, despise with a passion.
Chasing the orange ghosts of the past
Many times, what was looking like a great season for the Georgia Bulldogs, was curtailed by a loss to Tennessee in Athens. Not this time.
![Munson's head-scratching metaphor even took him by surprise, as he explained in a 2005 interview. "I didn't know what the hell a hobnailed boot was. It just came out. But then Furman Bisher [of the AJC] called and told me guys used them to climb trees. Who knew? I guess the Lindsay Scott call will always be No. 1, but I liked the hobnailed boot. That would be a close second."](http://media.cmgdigital.com/shared/lt/lt_cache/resize/90x90/img/photos/2012/08/13/9d/35/slideshow_567995_13.jpg "Larry Munson: A life in photos")
Beyond the Hobnail Boot
Every time we play Tennessee, the memories of Larry Munson come rushing back stronger than ever.
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