LaGRANGE — Pat Hunnicutt looks pretty much the same as he did in 1964 when he was a senior defensive back, playing on Vince Dooley’s first team. He was always lean and fit with a defensive back’s premier assets — quickness, agility, and a penchant for being in the right place at the right time. - Full Story
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Today’s place-kickers would consider those upright, square-toe-shoed, straight-on kickers of the past to be relics. Antiques. Like Durward Pennington, whose extra point in the 1959 Georgia-Auburn game enabled the Bulldogs to clinch the Southeastern Conference championship. - Full Story
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WESTLAKE, Texas — - Full Story
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DALTON — - Full Story
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Pregame, Georgia and Nebraska both had the same emotional challenge for the Capital One Bowl — getting up from the mat after disappointing championship playoff games. - Full Story
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Wayne Ingle was a football player who was considered an over achiever, one who was always doing his best to help the team, understanding his role and appreciating both the scholarship, which was a badge of honor, and the opportunity to play for the University of Georgia. - Full Story
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In the early going last Saturday, Georgia Tech and its unconventional offense were causing the Bulldogs to fret as the Yellow Jackets had driven 83 yards down the field with the objective of tying the game 7-7. That possibility looked very likely. - Full Story
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When Anthony Arnold’s eligibility expired following the Sugar Bowl, New Year’s Day, 1981, he had lettered four years, was a member of a national championship team, and had the emotional benefits of growing up in a college town and playing for the hometown team — the University of Georgia Bulldogs. It was if he had written the script. - Full Story
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The news is out. - Full Story
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — - Full Story
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Saturday in Sanford Stadium, there was a poignant scene both pre-game and afterwards that served as a reminder that football coaches have those moments when they appreciate the good things in life. - Full Story
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CINCINNATI, Ohio — Paul Brown Stadium, the home of the Cincinnati Bengals, sits stately by the Ohio River, where six former Georgia football players are making a contribution to the central objective of a team that last sniffed a championship in 1988. - Full Story
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JACKSONVILLE — Outlined against a backdrop of gray skies and turbulent winds off the St. John’s River Saturday, the one horseman rode again. - Full Story
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Verne Lundquist, the popular CBS play-by-play announcer, who will call next week’s Georgia-Florida game, has been around. - Full Story
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Verne Lundquist, the popular CBS play-by-play announcer, who will call next week’s Georgia-Florida game, has been around. - Full Story
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The no-crying-over-spilled-milk attitude is now something the Georgia football team must adopt. Nothing can be done about what has taken place, but the future can be rewarding if the Bulldogs spit in the eye of adversity. - Full Story
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COLUMBIA, S. C. – When Steve Spurrier walked into his office here recently—in his trademark visor—he wore a ring which reflected the Gamecocks eleven victories in 2011, a first time achievement for South Carolina. - Full Story
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Threading through traffic on my way home after the Tennessee game, taking back streets and working against the traffic, I thought of several positives in Georgia’s pulsating 51-44 victory. - Full Story
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Donnie McMickens, long a trivia question in Georgia football, has resigned himself to his status with an appreciation for its historical value and identity and a resignation that he turned a negative into a resounding positive. - Full Story
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Michael Bennett, Georgia’s passion-imbued split end, has the California look — a golden boy, with sure hands and a peaceful demeanor, but an accelerated ambition to excel. He has the ingredients to become one of the Bulldogs’ finest possession receivers in years, a self-described “slow white boy” who has the moxie for making big plays. - Full Story
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — - Full Story
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SANTA CLARA, Calif. — - Full Story
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There were times last fall when Georgia’s inside linebacker coach Kirk Olivadotti had the chance to bond with his 4-year-old daughter, Kasyn — usually at midnight or later. - Full Story
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