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O Line could be Outstanding

Posted on Mar 15, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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As spring practice will crank back up for Georgia, let’s take a look at some different areas for the Bulldogs. The offensive line should certainly be a strength, Georgia with almost all of its frontline players back, in addition to a nice crop of redshirts, and then come fall, some true fre...

Tagged: georgia football, 2010, offensive line

Sensational 70

Posted on Mar 12, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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Georgia’s men’s tennis team just won its 70th consecutive home match in incredible fashion. Following the match between the 9th-ranked Dogs and No. 6 Kentucky via the gametracker while calling Georgia’s baseball game with Sienna, the Wildcats raced to a 3-0 lead and were tastin...

Tagged: georgia tennis, manny diaz, allen miller, wade mcguire

Defensive Players who could Make a Jump

Posted on Mar 10, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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Here are some players who need to have big seasons for Georgia’s defense to make a jump: DE/OLB Justin Houston – the SEC’s leading returning sacker can make that next step and become an elite defender. OLB Cornelius Washington – knows how to get after the passer and should be a great fit on the...

Tagged: georgia football, defense in 2010

Bulldog Baseball with Big week

Posted on Mar 2, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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Big week coming up for Georgia baseball … the Dogs taking care of business, going 4-0 against Presbyterian and Stetson – sweeping a three game set from the Hatters. The Bulldogs play Alabama on Wednesday night in Hoover, site of the Southeastern Conference tournament. It is not a conference gam...

Tagged: georgia baseball, david perno, schedule

Schedule Talk

Posted on Feb 25, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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There has been a lot of conjecture about Georgia’s upcoming football schedule and how it is not as tough as last year’s – and that is true. The Bulldogs don’t play Alabama or LSU, two of the last three national champions, and instead of playing Oklahoma State of the Big 12 and the PAC-10’s Ariz...

Tagged: georgia football, 2010 schedule

Lady Dogs need a Win

Posted on Feb 24, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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The Lady Dogs are back in action tonight in Columbia, in desperate need of a win. South Carolina beat Georgia 52-42 on February 7, picking up just its second ever win in Athens in 15 tries. The Lady Dogs raced to an 18-1 start, highlighted by a thrilling Stegeman Coliseum victory over Tennessee...

Tagged: lady dogs, andy landers

SEC West Race could be tight

Posted on Feb 16, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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The SEC West could be an extremely tough race this fall. Defending national champion Alabama will be the heavy favorites. The Crimson Tide scored a perfect 14-0 record a year ago, and had a 12-0 regular season before dropping the SEC Championship Game and Sugar Bowl in 2008. In both of those s...

Tagged: alabama football, sec west, saban, mallett

Can Dogs beat Vols and Florida

Posted on Feb 11, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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Georgia’s schedule this Fall is tough, as always – it is not as daunting as last year, since Oklahoma State, Arizona State and LSU are being replaced by Colorado and Mississippi State. The big early key for the Bulldogs SEC championship hopes is, as always, how Georgia fares with South Carolina i...

Tagged: georgia football, 2010 schedule, 1988, 1992

Baseball season close

Posted on Feb 9, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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Georgia baseball opening the season next weekend in Waco, the Bulldogs aiming for more program history under David Perno’s watch – a third straight NCAA Regional appearance. The Bulldogs pitching staff, under the direction of Brady Wiederhold, standout pitching coach, should be a strength. ...

Tagged: georgia baseball, david perno

D-Line headlines Class

Posted on Feb 3, 2010 by Jeff Dantzler  | 

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Georgia putting together a solid recruiting class, though highly touted receiver Da-Rick Rogers changed his mind in the final days and decided on Tennessee. The highlight of Georgia’s haul is an impressive crop of defensive linemen headlined by Garrison Smith and Mike Thornton, both of whom shoul...

Tagged: georgia football recruiting, alec ogletree, garrison smith