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The Georgia Bulldogs picked up a new offensive line commitment in recruiting, Kent Turene is "doubtful" to qualify academically, and Kirk Olivadotti's daughter is home from the hospital. Get up to speed on all the news with Dawg bites.

Two former Georgia Bulldogs football coaches found their names in the news, as ex-head coach Jim Donnan filed a bankruptcy petition, then ex-quarterbacks coach Todd Donnan was sued by his father's creditors. Dawg Sports looks at a bizarre story.

Georgia Bulldogs running back Caleb King was arrested on a bench warrant issued after the football player failed to pay a speeding ticket. How big a deal is this? Dawg Sports says: not very.

In the wake of the Georgia Bulldogs' loss to the South Carolina Gamecocks on Saturday, many Georgia fans seem ready to write off the 2010 college football season. Dawg Sports, surprisingly, is more upbeat.

The Georgia Bulldogs head to Columbia on Saturday to face the South Carolina Gamecocks in their first test of the SEC college football season. Dawg Sports looks at the matchup from an historical perspective in Too Much Information.

The Georgia Bulldogs open the 2010 college football season against the Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns on Saturday. Dawg Sports previews the contest in Too Much Information.

Dawg Sports traces the odyssey of a Georgia Bulldogs fan decade by decade, from the national championship in 1980 to the uncertainty of 2010.

RBR Reading Room invite Team Speed Kills' CocknFire to review Bragging Rights, Richard Ernsberger Jr.'s book on the Southeastern Conference