SEC Coverage

Who made it, who didn't?

It is the final Friday morning of 2012, and the Georgia Bulldogs are getting ready to take on the Nebraska Cornhuskers in the Capital One Bowl. Dawg Sports brings you up to speed on the latest Georgia news.

The Georgia Bulldogs fell five yards short of a shot at the 2012 national championship. If Aaron Murray elects to return for his senior season of college football, the Red and Black could finish the drill in the final year of the BCS in 2013.

Jarvis Jones is an All-American, Mike Bobo may be a candidate at Texas Tech, Mark Richt could land college football's No. 1-ranked recruiting class, and Herschel Walker was hosed on the Heisman Trophy. Catch up on all the major Georgia Bulldogs news.

Now we're talking.

Notre Dame DC Bob Diaco, Michigan State DC Pat Narduzzi, Miami head coach Al Golden and Kent State head coach Darrell Hazell are the most talked about candidates early on.

The Georgia Bulldogs were dominant in their 42-10 win over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Are the 2012 SEC East and Peach State champions ready to claim the conference and national titles, as well?

At first, the Georgia Southern Eagles appeared inclined to make a game of it with the Georgia Bulldogs, but Mark Richt's team adjusted and took command of a 45-14 rout in Sanford Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The Georgia Bulldogs can move one step closer to winning a second straight SEC East title with a victory over the Ole Miss Rebels on Saturday. How difficult will it be for the Red and Black to triumph on homecoming?

This year's edition of the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party likely will determine the winner of the SEC East. Can Mark Richt's once-beaten Georgia Bulldogs upset Will Muschamp's undefeated Florida Gators?