Charley Trippi is a Georgia treasure. Though not a native — like another remarkable transplant to achieve super stardom in these parts, Hank Aaron — Trippi was of the ilk of Georgians Bobby Jones and Ty Cobb. - Full Story

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

They don’t make football players like Charley Trippi anymore, but Georgia would like to find some. - Full Story

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

Every time there’s a dollar sign in a sports story, someone’s griping. - Full Story

AUBURN, Ala. — - Full Story

Each summer, University of Georgia football coaches and their families take a retreat at Lake Oconee. - Full Story

Doc Blanchard and Glenn Davis, owing to their Eastern status at Army in the ’40s, got more recognition, but anybody who saw Georgia’s Frank Sinkwich and Charley Trippi in the same backfield in 1942 would never be convinced that any team ever had two better players in the lineup at the same time. The Eastern [...] - Full Story

CORNELIA — - Full Story

All year they play the soundtrack to someone else’s triumph, so it’s no wonder the members of the Georgia Redcoat Marching Band are aching for their own shot at gridiron glory. - Full Story

LOUISVILLE – Here last week, Brandon Boykin was the featured celebrity in a galaxy of headliners as he received the Paul Hornung Award as the nation’s most versatile athlete. - Full Story

Perhaps Joe Paterno stayed too long. Presidents and coaches, even when they do good things, become too familiar with their constituency. - Full Story

Maybe it’s a little telling that the biggest story out of this year’s crop of Georgia recruits is the one that didn’t sign, at least yet. - Full Story

Patience has never been my strong suit. I grind my teeth waiting for phone calls. I lose sleep when I know there is something even moderately important to be done in the morning. I’m the guy who will change the channel and not return for the second half of a television episode because the commercials were too long. - Full Story

All the analysts providing cogent insights into the strengths of the two teams, Alabama and LSU, playing in the BCS National Championship Game — there seemed to be no weaknesses — didn’t give enough emphasis to one point: It is tough to beat the same team twice in the same year. - Full Story