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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...
Wednesday Morning Dawg Bites Wishes We Could Turn Back the Clock About 30 Years
If my math is correct, we are two weeks away from national signing day, reminding us yet again that "offseason" is a bit of a misnomer; yeah, there’s no college football being played at the moment, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t news of note here in Bulldog Nation. Here’s what you need to know...
2011 SEC Power Poll: The Final Verdict
Having stirred up a little controversy with my final BlogPoll ballot, I now turn to the task of casting the campaign’s ultimate SEC Power Poll ballot, secure in the knowledge that this is the last time I will do so for a twelve-team Southeastern Conference: 1. Alabama Crimson Tide (12-1): Yes,...
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...
New Year's Day (+1) College Football Bowl Open Comment Thread
Happy New Year! The Outback Bowl dedicated open comment thread is set to open at 12:30 p.m. Eastern, but, in the meantime, this will serve as your general discussion thread for the day's college football action not involving the Georgia Bulldogs. The day features the opportunity to observe SEC East...
2012 SEC Football Schedule Finally Announced; Georgia Bulldogs Lose Pre-Cocktail Party Open Date But Card Gains Elsewhere
At 10:00 this morning, following multiple rumors and interminable delays, the 2012 Southeastern Conference schedule finally was released. The SEC slate has been rearranged to accommodate the addition of the Missouri Tigers and the Texas A&M Aggies to the league, effective as of next football...
How Mark Richt Saved Christmas
Merry Christmas! I hope everyone had a happy and healthy holiday, and I extend my thanks to downindixie for filling in at the last minute by bringing you today’s edition of Dawg Bites. It had been my hope (and my expectation) that the opening item of today’s link rundown would concern the release...
2012 SEC Schedule Announcement Delayed: What Does This Mean for the Georgia Bulldogs?
We’ve been waiting all week for the expected release of the 2012 SEC schedule, but we now know that’s not going to happen. Here, briefly, is where we stand: What We Know The SEC office is “[w]orking through [the] final stages of [the] 2012 #SEC football schedule,” which will be...
SEC Expansion, Conference Rivalries, and Matthew 7:3-5
It had been my plan this evening to respond to Senator Blutarsky’s thoughtful reply to my posting last night, but I have changed my mind, for two reasons. First of all, my answer essentially has been hashed out in the comments to my previous posting; viz., I believe it makes more sense to keep an...
Why Retaining the Eight-Game SEC Schedule is in the Georgia Bulldogs' Interests
As hailtogeorgia noted in this morning’s Dawg Bites, Seth Emerson recently interviewed Greg McGarity, which produced the following exchange: QUESTION: Would going to nine conference games work back into it at some point? ANSWER: No. That has not even been discussed, and I don’t think it...
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