You recruiting nuts from the Athens area are in luck this weekend. Five of Georgia’s 2012 football signees are right in your backyard, competing at the GHSA boys state track and field championships at Jefferson Memorial Stadium. Marc Weiszer and I managed swing by there briefly on Thursday and caught up with a few of [...] - Full Story
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Two years ago, Hudson Swafford was carrying a teammate’s golf bag in the Stadion Classic. - Full Story
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When Hudson Swafford hit the shot heard ‘round the course at No. 18 on Sunday, Georgia golf coach Chris Haack wasn’t there to see it. - Full Story
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A former Georgia golfer may win the Stadion Classic at UGA again this week, but it won’t be Russell Henley. - Full Story
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Russell Henley was having a little trouble sleeping this time last year. - Full Story
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As a college freshman, Georgia’s Nicholas Reach can expect to be one of the youngest competitors in field at this week’s Stadion Classic at UGA. - Full Story
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His name is Adam but people call him Bubba. - Full Story
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The No. 5 Georgia gymnastics team takes to the floor at the Gwinnett Center in search of a return to the NCAA Super Six at 6 p.m. tonight, and there’s no one more confident the Gym Dogs will be back after a two-year absence than former Georgia coach Suzanne Yoculan. Yoculan, who coached the Gym [...] - Full Story
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Russell Henley, Hudson Swafford and Richard Scott were back to being the main attraction Monday at the course they played so many times as Georgia golfers. Each of them, now professionals on the Nationwide Tour, visited the UGA Golf Course to promote the upcoming Stadion Classic at UGA, which will be hosted there beginning with [...] - Full Story
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Jarryd Wallace’s sprint at today’s Spec Towns Invitational at Georgia will be both a homecoming and a significant first for the world-class athlete. - Full Story
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On a day meant to honor him, Georgia football player Charley Trippi couldn’t think of anyone more deserving of his inaugural namesake award and a share of the spotlight than Brandon Boykin. - Full Story
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Long before there was Bubba Watson the Masters Tournament champion, there was Bubba the Brash. - Full Story
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Missed last night’s Letterman? You’re in luck. Thanks to the magic of the Internet, here’s a clip of 2012 Masters Tournament champion and former Georgia golfer Bubba Watson hamming it up with the host on last night’s episode “Late Night with David Letterman.” Watson talks about his golf game — “Awesome,” he calls it – [...] - Full Story
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AUGUSTA — Yesterday, Bubba Watson thought he had it all. - Full Story
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AUGUSTA — When Georgia men’s golf coach Chris Haack saw the view from the television cameras panning out on Bubba Watson’s shot from the pine straw Sunday, he knew the former Georgia golfer had nothing to worry about. - Full Story
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AUGUSTA — If there were any doubts Bryden Macpherson’s decision to leave the Georgia men’s golf team was a difficult one, it took only a glance on Thursday at the Masters Tournament to alleviate them. - Full Story
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Depth made all the difference in Saturday’s doubleheader at Foley Field. - Full Story
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Liz Murphey’s old office is gone, knocked down during the renovation of Stegeman Coliseum. - Full Story
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After years as his mentor, then-Florida State coach Bobby Bowden had trouble coming up with much when asked what Mark Richt’s weaknesses might be when Georgia hired the longtime Seminoles assistant as its head coach following the 2000 season. - Full Story
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Now that former Florida State football coach Bobby Bowden is retired from coaching athletes, he’s shifted to coaching coaches. - Full Story
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Now that Bobby Bowden is retired, he’s shifted from coaching athletes to coaching coaches. He’s at Georgia today to speak at a coaching clinic, and before his engagement, he spent a few minutes with the media talking about his career, Georgia coach Mark Richt’s and, a hot topic in Georgia’s drug-testing policy and its discipline [...] - Full Story
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Georgia’s Colby May knew he had ripped into the ball during the second inning of last Saturday’s game against Tennessee, but it was a deceptive feeling. - Full Story
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Every time there’s a dollar sign in a sports story, someone’s griping. - Full Story
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Maybe covering sports has made me a little jaded, but I hardly batted an eye today when I was reminded today that Mark Richt already makes $2.8 million annually, and there’s no telling just how much of a bump he’ll get when the financial details of his new three-year extension are finalized. (For more on the three-year [...] - Full Story
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