URBANA, Ill. — The Georgia men’s and women’s tennis programs continued their marches toward NCAA singles and doubles titles on Thursday with five of the eight Bulldogs advancing. - Full Story
blogs / columnists
NCAA golf notebook: Southern Cal expands lead to 17 strokes...
by Roger Clarkson
Thursday began with Southern California looking to preserve a double-digit lead over the rest of the field. Full Story
marcweiszer
RT @Bengals: We announce the signing of third-round draft pick, S Shawn Williams, leaving TE Tyler Eifert as the only unsigned pick. #Benga…
2 hours ago
stories from |
May. 23, 2013
ST. SIMONS ISLAND — Outgoing University of Georgia president Michael Adams is presiding over his last Athletic Association Board of Directors meeting this week. - Full Story
Comments
Auburn took to the UGA Golf Course early Thursday morning with more on its mind than playing golf. - Full Story
Comments
Thursday began with Southern California looking to preserve a double-digit lead over the rest of the field. - Full Story
Comments
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs have signed safety and former Georgia player Sanders Commings, the fifth of their eight draft choices to agree to terms on a contract. - Full Story
Comments
ST. SIMONS ISLAND–There weren’t any big fireworks in the final Georgia Athletic Association board meeting for outgoing UGA president Michael Adams. The board approved a fiscal year 2014 budget of $93.2 million and $2.18 million for facility improvements, including to Sanford Stadium. “This has really been a labor of love to see the growth in [...] - Full Story
Comments
stories from |
May. 22, 2013
URBANA, Ill. — A wet day led to some late finishes but didn’t dampen the Georgia women’s tennis team’s hopes for a national title. - Full Story
Comments
The Georgia Athletic Association’s board of directors is holding a three-day meeting this week in St. Simons. The end-of-school-year annual gathering is where budgets and facility projects get approved. Don’t look for any money being allocated for a full-scale indoor facility this week or any time soon for that matter. “”It would be nice to [...] - Full Story
Comments
A slow start stung Emilie Burger for the second time in two days at the NCAA women’s golf championship. - Full Story
Comments
Tight end Ty Flournoy-Smith is set to transfer from Georgia, a team spokesman confirmed Wednesday night. The rising sophomore from Moultrie played eight games last season without a catch. Coach Mark Richt said Wednesday night before an appearance at UGA Days in Statesboro that Flournoy-Smith will likely go to a junior college and has talked [...] - Full Story
Comments
When Southern California left the course after its first round on Tuesday, it felt like a big-time score in the second round sat within reach. But the Trojans didn’t know how big that round would be. - Full Story
Comments
As expected, Georgia-Florida is among games that will be shown on CBS’ Southeastern Conference football schedule this year. The Nov. 2 game in Jacksonville will be shown nationally at 3:30 p.m. Here is the CBS release of its schedule so far: CBS Sports kicks off its 13th consecutive season of national coverage of Southeastern Conference Football on Saturday, [...] - Full Story
Comments
stories from |
May. 21, 2013
Georgia junior center David Andrews has been named to the Rimington Trophy’s 2013 Spring Watch List. - Full Story
Comments
Emilie Burger’s putter left her with plenty to be frustrated with Tuesday. But the lone Georgia representative said she is confident that the putts she missed in the first round will start to drop today in the second round of the NCAA women’s golf championships at the UGA Golf Course. “I hit the ball really [...] - Full Story
Comments
URBANA, Ill. — The Georgia men’s tennis team isn’t done in Illinois yet. - Full Story
Comments
URBANA, Ill. — The Georgia women’s tennis team’s hopes of a national title remain alive — at least in singles and doubles play. - Full Story
Comments
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State took to the UGA Golf Course for the NCAA women’s national championship with more on their minds than swinging clubs. - Full Story
Comments
stories from |
May. 20, 2013
The nation’s best college golf teams return this week to the place where the Georgia women’s golf team joined their ranks. - Full Story
Comments
URBANA, Ill. — Garrett Brasseaux saved five team match points at No. 5 singles, but Georgia still needed to win three matches in third sets in a comeback bid that ultimately fell short against third-seeded and undefeated Virginia on Monday. - Full Story
Comments
Greg McGarity’s decision to make a change atop the Georgia baseball program is just the latest example that the Bulldogs athletic director isn’t gun-shy about cutting someone loose if results aren’t there. David Perno’s firing marks the fourth head coach to go since McGarity was named as athletic director in August of 2010. UGA president [...] - Full Story
Comments
David Perno has been always been somebody who preferred to look at positives rather than negatives. So when his 12-year run as Georgia’s head baseball coach came to an end on Sunday, Perno focused on the Bulldogs’ wins against their biggest rivals in his last week. “I loved my time at Georgia,” Perno said. “There’s [...] - Full Story
Comments
stories from |
May. 19, 2013
In his 16 years as president of the University of Georgia, Michael Adams’ influence on athletics at the school has been felt, as he put it, by keeping “a hand on the rudder.” - Full Story
Comments
URBANA, Ill. — The fourth-seeded Georgia women’s tennis team couldn’t overcome a slow start in singles, dropping a 4-1 decision to Stanford Sunday in the NCAA quarterfinals. - Full Story
Comments
TEMPE, Ariz. – The Georgia softball team dropped a 2-0 decision to fifth-seeded Arizona State in the championship game of the Tempe Regional on Sunday. Georgia ends its season with a 40-21 record, marking the 12th-straight season that the Bulldogs have eclipsed the 40-win mark. The Sun Devils improve to 48-10 on the year and [...] - Full Story
Comments
