Stories from Bulldogs Blog
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Mailbag: Breaking down Boise State, the kickoff debate, season expectations, hoops and more
Bulldogs Blog &bull Jun 16, 2011
I'll begin the mailbag by saying a proper adieu, or at least adieu (to you, and you, and you) for a couple of weeks. It's vacation time. If events warrant I may check in, or someone at the home office may post something. Otherwise I have been ordered, upon penalty of intense pain to my upper body, to do minimal checking of the laptop and Crack-berry. Hopefully I can comply, because I've grown very attached to my upper body. In the meantime, I'd like to wish everyone a happy summer, and thank you again for visiting the blog, reading the… Full Story »
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Post-spring depth chart: Front seven on defense
Bulldogs Blog &bull May 3, 2011
We now return to our regularly scheduled update on how Georgia looks after spring ball. Today's installment: The defensive line and linebacking units, which got a pretty good overhaul in the offseason, and will get more this summer. There were transfers: Alec Ogletree joined the inside linebackers, and Jarvis Jones was shifted outside, a move that the coaches said paid off well. DeAngelo Tyson was shifted from tackle to end, where he is more comfortable. There were departures: Nick Williams and Marcus Dowtin left the program, creating depth issues at inside linebacker. And there will be arrivals: John Jenkins at… Full Story »
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Top storylines to emerge from spring
Bulldogs Blog &bull Apr 19, 2011
On the whole, spring practice didn't move the needle much for the Georgia football team. There were no grand pronouncements about position battles, no starting controversies that were settled. But a month of workouts and drills wasn't totally uneventful. Here's one man's ranking of the most important stories in the aftermath:1. Trinton Sturdivant's injury It's never pleasant when the major event of a practice or game is an injury, and it was downright gut-wrenching when it happened a third time to Sturdivant. The senior left tackle now has to decide whether to continue his career, either by trying to get… Full Story »
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Topics:
- Georgia
- Mark Richt
