Georgia Bulldogs Face Off With Michigan State in The Outback Bowl

The Dawgs are Back

The Georgia Bulldogs & Michigan Spartans will square-off in the Outback Bowl on January 2nd in Tampa, bowl officials announced today. It is a match-up of 10 win Division Champions from two of the most prestigious conferences in college football – the SEC and Big Ten. The Spartans are ranked 12th in the AP Poll while the Bulldogs are ranked 18th.Read the full story.

Georgia still had a Sugar Bowl berth on its mind when it dominated top-ranked LSU in the first half of Saturday's SEC championship game. But LSU ripped through the Bulldogs in the second half of its 42-10 win, clinching its spot in the BCS title game and dropping Georgia into a non-BCS bowl.

Meanwhile, Michigan State dropped a 42-39 heartbreaker to Wisconsin in the inaugural Big Ten championship game and barely missed a chance to play Oregon in the Rose Bowl.


Tickets to the 2012 Outback Bowl are on sale to the general public through Ticketmaster. The bowl will play host to teams from the Big Ten Conference and Southeastern Conference on Monday, January 2nd in Raymond James Stadium. Kick-off time is 1:00 P.M. ET.

LSU Who Dawgs Are Coming For You! Dawgs vs Tigers SEC Championship Game

Legendary Georgia Bulldog Announcer Larry Munson Leaves The Bulldawg Nation Today

A very sad day for the Dawgnation with Larry Munson leaving us. His memories will stay with each and every Bulldawg fan for decades to come. You will be dearly missed and no one could ever duplicate your voice, passion for Georgia games and what you meant to us!





RIP Larry Munson

Georgia Bulldogs Clinch SEC East With Win Over Kentucky

ATHENS, Ga. Article Link -- One of Mark Richt’s celebrations was premeditated, and there was no way it could be a disappointment. The other one was spur of the moment, and didn’t go as well. Not that the once-beleaguered Georgia coach cared.

Before Saturday’s 19-10 win over Kentucky, with the SEC East title on the line, Richt told his Georgia football team that if they got him a win, he was going to find his wife, Kathryn, and plant a kiss on her on the field.

Richt followed through with the display of public affection, on the Georgia sideline in front of thousands of cheering fans. It was a heartfelt moment, a culmination of good feelings after so many rough times the past few years.

But riding their stout defense, and doing just enough on offense, proved to be enough to clinch Georgia’s spot in the SEC championship game. The 13th-ranked Bulldogs will face No. 1 LSU, No. 3 Alabama or No. 6 Arkansas.

Georgia (9-2 overall, 7-1 in the SEC) certainly will not be the favorite in that game, and critics will say it is a product of its schedule. But considering where it was last year and the 0-2 start this season, players and coaches didn’t seem to care:

Big SEC Game This Weekend UGA vs Awburn

Big Game Ahead For The Dawgs!


Best video of all time - I can attest to this since I was at the game (attended 5 Barnburners in a row) and loved every minute of this!

The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry is the name given to the college football rivalry between the Auburn University Tigers and the University of Georgia Bulldogs. The two schools first played each other on February 20, 1892 at Piedmont Park in Atlanta, Georgia, with Auburn winning 10-0. The teams have played each other almost every year since 1898, with only World War I and World War II preventing games from being played.

Through the 2010 season, the rivalry is tied for the seventh most played college football series at 114 games and is known as being quite even, with Auburn holding a 54-52-8 lead. To further exemplify the equality of the rivals, Georgia leads the cumulative score by thirty-eight points: 1,809-1,771, or a per-game average of 15.86-15.53. When the Southeastern Conference split into Eastern and Western divisions with Auburn in the West and Georgia in the East, the game was designated as the two teams' permanent inter-divisional match-up as an historic rivalry. Though the two teams have been among the league's most successful since 2000, they have yet to meet in a re-match in the SEC Championship Game. A first such meeting would cause this rivalry to be tied with the South's Oldest Rivalry in number of games played, and a second such meeting would cause this rivalry to surpass the South's Oldest Rivalry in terms of games played (though not in continuity).








UGA vs Auburn Game Preview for Saturday

Georgia Bulldogs Beat The Florida Gators 24-20 and Earn 6th In a Row!

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Georgia coach Mark Richt took several steps toward midfield with his son draped around his neck. His players and assistant coaches were in the background, celebrating in the same end zone that caused such a stir during the Bulldogs' last win against Florida.

Richt may have saved his job with two gutsy, fourth-down calls that resulted in touchdowns, and No. 22 Georgia overcame several mistakes to beat Southeastern Conference rival Florida 24-20 Saturday.

"I know it was just a ballgame, but it seemed like a lot more than that," Richt said. "Just to see our players and fans celebrate, in this place especially, was awesome."

Georgia kept pace with South Carolina in the Eastern Division, and maybe more important, the Bulldogs picked up their fourth win in 22 tries against Florida. This one was huge for Richt, who had been under pressure since losing to Boise State and the Gamecocks to open the season.

SEC Football Teams Bowl Predictions

The Season is far from over from over but here are some ideas regarding Bowl match ups for the SEC

Allstate BCS National Championship Game, Jan. 9: Alabama

Allstate Sugar Bowl, Jan. 3: LSU

Capital One Bowl: Jan. 2: Arkansas

AT&T Cotton Bowl, Jan. 6: South Carolina

Outback Bowl, Jan. 2: Georgia

Gator Bowl, Jan. 2: Florida

Chick-fil-A Bowl, Dec. 31: Auburn

Franklin American Mortgage Music City Bowl, Dec. 30: Mississippi State

AutoZone Liberty Bowl, Dec. 31: Tennessee

BBVA Compass Bowl, Jan. 7: Vanderbilt

Richt gets 100th win, Georgia tops Tennessee 20-12

Richt gets 100th win, Georgia tops Tennessee 20-12

Published Saturday, October 8, 2011

David Manning/Staff Georgia

Isaiah Crowell ran for two touchdowns as Georgia beat Tennessee 20-12 on tonight to give coach Mark Richt his 100th career victory.

The win keeps the Bulldogs (4-2, 3-1) in a two-way tie with South Carolina for first in the Southeastern Conference East Division.

Tennessee (3-2, 0-2) had the Bulldogs stopped at the 9-yard line when the Vols' Daryl Vereen was called for pass interference, giving Georgia a fresh set of downs at the 2. Crowell ran three straight times, the last a 1-yard run that gave the Bulldogs a 13-6 lead with 8:19 in the third quarter.

Texas A & M Headed to The SEC Conference

Texas A&M officially joins Southeastern Conference
by David Paschall

Southeastern Conference presidents and chancellors, acting unanimously, announced today that Texas A&M University will join the league effective July 1, 2012, with competition to begin in all sports for the 2012-13 academic year.

“The Southeastern Conference Presidents and Chancellors are pleased to welcome Texas A&M University to the SEC family,” said Dr. Bernie Machen, chair of the SEC Presidents and Chancellors and president of the University of Florida. “The addition of Texas A&M University as the SEC’s 13th member gives our league a prestigious academic institution with a strong athletic tradition and a culture similar to our current institutions."

“The Southeastern Conference provides Texas A&M the national visibility that our great university and our student-athletes deserve,” said Texas A&M University President R. Bowen Loftin. “We are excited to begin competition in the nation’s premier athletic conference. This is a 100-year decision that we have addressed carefully and methodically, and I believe the Southeastern Conference gives the Aggies the best situation of any conference in the country.”

For more information, read Monday’s Times Free Press.

UGA's Coach Mark Richt is Out! The Hot Seat Has Now Burst & Time To Fire CMR!

CMR It's Time To Part Ways

I have a Huge Dawg fan, I am an even bigger fan of winning Football games and guess where the state of Georgia's football program is at currently? I guess you could say it's been a program on the downward spiral for the last few years!

Do you own stocks? Do you own stock in Georgia's football program? I think most of us do and when you notice something that is not working, no changes being made and this Historic program is headed towards a dorection that we haven't seen in some time it's time for a Coaching change.

I am and have been a CMR fan, one thing that has changed has been the direction of the program, whether the loss of control in athletes in 2010, his stupendous decision to keep Coach Bobo "Bozo" around for some reason, his reason to not take over the offensive play calling or about 30 other areas I could list makes this a sinking ship for the Georgia Bulldawgs.

Stats Don't Lie:
First loosing season last year in 14 years
First 0-2 start in 16 years

0-3 in our last 3 games?

20-17 in our last 37 games

12-12 Mark in the SEC
Spurrier owns us once again!
CMR vs Florida still is 2-8 and winning last 3 games!
UT heck they still beat us!
Top 10 recruits annually = nothing??

Make the Pain Go Away Pleaaase!

Take a look at where Georgia is and our Talent pool folks!
Auburn recruits close by and they've won a Championship
Florida recruits close by and they've won multiple Championships
Alabama recruits close by and they've won recent Championships
Even UT recruits close by and they won a Championship back in the 90's!!!

ESPN Herschel Walker Storied Documentary Series Starts!

Everything You Need To Know About Herschel
Espn Link Check you local listings

Herschel Walker, star of the documentary "Herschel," will be forced to miss Wednesday's premiere.

"I have to head back to Arkansas for a sales meeting at my chicken factory," Walker said Wednesday afternoon at ESPN's campus in Bristol, Conn. "I have a regular job. I have to go back to work."

That's the Herschel Walker most people don't know. He isn't about the glitz. He isn't about accolades. He's about getting back to work.

Most people are only familiar with Walker's athletic achievements. He won a Heisman Trophy at the University of Georgia, played in the defunct USFL for three years and the NFL for 11 years. He finished seventh at the 1992 Winter Olympics in the two-man bobsled and now is trying his hand at mixed martial arts.

"They don't know that I have this food service company; I have a drapery company and I supervise six hospitals around the United States," said the 49-year-old Walker, who spends most of his time in Texas, in order to be near his 11-year-old son. "I've done so much more outside of sports. I never let the grass grow under my feet. I'm always moving."

That's what Walker hopes fans will see when they watch his movie. ESPN created four one-hour documentaries highlighting the traditions, rivalries and unique stories of the Southeastern Conference. The "Storied" series will debut on ESPNU on Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET, with the first one focused on Walker.

Boise State Comes To Georgia! Georgia Bulldawgs vs Boise State Broncos

SEC Football Forums...Let The Chatter Begin and It's Time To Talk Georgia Football

SEC Football Chat Forums

Need another outlet to vent at work or better yet, find out what's happening around the SEC come football season. While there are plenty of Football Messageboard forums, SECTalk is high above the rest. Whether you follw my Bulldawgs, the Tigers (not saying which) or those Gamecocks this site is for you.

For all those Bulldawg fans that need more time away from the wife/kids and need another Bulldawg outlet...nothing better than the Dawgvent, if you haven't heard of them you probably haven't spent much time online.

Denver's SEC Picnic Is Back Again!

2011 SEC PICNIC @ WASH PARK

Football season is ALMOST HERE!! Which means it is almost time for the
big SEC Picnic Event!

This is the event you don't want to miss as it is a great chance to meet & mingle with the people you'll be seeing around at football viewing parties, but also a good way to meet good southern folks with the other clubs as well. Last year we had a huge turnout of over 350 people for the whole SEC.

THE DETAILS:

Date: August 27th, 2011
Time: 12 PM MT - 5 PM MT
Location: Wash Park -- we will set up the main part on picnic site


COST: $17 A PERSON; KIDS UNDER 10 EAT FREE

Your Ticket covers the following food options from Big Papa's BBQ as well as beer:

· Hickory Smoked Pulled Pork and Hickory Smoked Brisket
· Mac n Cheese, BBQ Beans, Cole Slaw and Greens
· All four of their regional BBQ Sauces
· Dessert will be Brownies
· Bread will be sliced to order for each guest
· Tea, Sweet Tea and Water will be served as beverages

- Beer is is complimentary for those who purchase a ticket & you will
be required to show a wrist band to get beer. A ticket will be
required for food.

SEC Football Schedule..Yes Football Season is Almost Here

For a Better Link to the Schedule Click Here

Georgia Bulldawg Matt Stafford in The NFL Ready To Make a Statement

Stafford Set To Go
Article Link

Stafford shined in the Lions pre-season opener.If the Lions want to return to the playoffs, Matthew Stafford needs to stay on the field.

After ending last season on a four-game winning streak, there are high hopes that the Detroit Lions will be able to take a big step towards respectability.

Lions general manager Martin Mayhew has done a masterful job of repairing the damage that was done to the franchise during Matt Millen's reign of incompetence.

Mayhew has assembled top notch young talent on both sides of the ball, including last season's defensive rookie of the year, Ndamukong Suh.

Georgia's Football Coach Mark Richt Talks About Upcoming Boise State

Don’t ask Georgia’s live mascot about last season’s 6-7 record because Uga’s answer is always “ruff.”

But it was rough. The Bulldogs ended with a Liberty Bowl loss to Central Florida and grumbling about coach Mark Richt.

Someone recently asked Richt to offer a devastation impact report.

“Devastation means you’ve, like, blown up the program and it’s beyond repair,” Richt said. “So I don’t think it was devastating. But it was awful.”

The problem with Richt averaging 9.6 wins per season is that none of the seven Bowl Championship Series trophies captured by the Southeastern Conference says “Georgia” on it.

The Bulldogs seemed on the cusp when they entered the 2008 season ranked No. 1, but the only No. 1 who emerged was quarterback Matthew Stafford, the first pick in the 2009 NFL Draft.

There’s a sense the program is sliding, and it didn’t help that former Georgia quarterback Fran Tarkenton pretty much said that.

“The past is the past,” cornerback Brandon Boykin said. “What happened last year, nobody is really proud of.”

Georgia’s possibilities cut a wide swath. The Bulldogs play Boise State in Atlanta on Sept. 3 and then host South Carolina.


Read more: http://www.idahostatesman.com/2011/08/09/1756148/bottom-line-a-win-over-boise-state.html#ixzz1UmRHXnII

2011 Top 25 College Football Preview

2011 College Football
Top 25 Preview
Click for Team Previews


1. Oklahoma
2. Alabama
3. Louisiana State
4. Oregon
5. Stanford
6. Boise State
7. Ohio State
8. Oklahoma State
9. Texas A&M
10. Florida State
11. Auburn
12. Michigan State
13. TCU
14. Wisconsin
15. Arkansas
16. Mississippi State
17. South Carolina
18. Virginia Tech
19. Nebraska
20. Notre Dame
21. Missouri
22. Florida
23. Arizona State
24. Texas
25. Tulsa

28. Georgia...what no top 25?

Former Georgia Coach Jim Donnan in Trouble With Ponzi Scheme

HUNTINGTON, WV (HNN) -
Article Link

Former Marshall Coach Jim Donnan has denied that he acted as an officer in the ill fated GLC Venture. However, Donnan and members of his family filed bankruptcy in Georgia last week. Now, an attorney for creditors has asked than Donnan's bankruptcy discharge be revoked.


An Adversary case has been filed, which is a disputed matter that has both plaintiff and defendant. Due to the nature of the case, attorneys have asked for an expedited hearing.

This proceeding alleges the following fraud as fiduciary, embezzlement, larceny)) and willful and malicious injury.

College Football TV Listings...SEC Games and Georgia Bulldog Football Prime Time

Georgia Football 2011 TV Listings

Live in Colorado or anywhere outside the Peach state and need to watch the Dawgs play this Fall...tune into this site and stay updated! The Bulldogs definitely make plenty of appearances on Prime Time stations (mostly CBS again) as well as some interesting kickoff times. If you can't watch the Dawgs in person, tune in for some High Def action between the hedges. Don't forget SEC TV as well for updated Dawg news.

NCAA Football 12 Georgia Bulldogs Football Makes An Entrance

Are You Ready for More Football!!

Georgia Bulldog Team Looses Another Top Running Back...Not Looking Good!

Caleb King is Out at Georgia
Story Link

Here we go again, in 2010 it was our off the field issues. For 2011 it's "who's going to be our running backs this year?"

Georgia running back Caleb King has been ruled academically ineligible, Georgia’s athletic department confirmed to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Friday.

King, a senior, did not meet the NCAA’s satisfactory progress requirement for eligibility. That kicks the door wide open for incoming freshman, Isaiah Crowell.

Caleb King missed last season's bowl game because of another academic issue. Crowell, considered the nation’s top running back recruit, will hopefully take over the reigns and make an immediate impact with the Bulldawgs.

UGA Bulldog Club Meeting-Dawg Days In Denver at Coors Field

The UGA Athletic Department and Alumni Association are pulling out all the stops for this event.

Exciting times in Denver lately for all Georgia Bulldog fans! Not only do we have an exciting season ahead of us -yes we do to all those naysayers, a huge following in the Front Range Colorado area, but we also have the support from all of the Athletic Dept from back in Athens.

The Bulldog Club has been aroud in Denver for a number of years now it seems. Back when I moved here in 1997 and helped kick start the group back up with the help of Brian Smith in 1999, we were small in numbers. Now times have changed, with close to 2,000 alumni base here in the Front Range, crowds reaching 150+ while viewing the Dawgs play at Mellow Mushroom, times have definitely changed for the better! Thanks again to Cheri, Lisa, Jonathan and Mark for all that they do with the Bulldog Club here in Denver, can't wait to see you again this Summer at the SEC picnic August 27th Wash Park.

Included at this great event in case you missed it:
• Heavy hor d’ourves
• Complimentary beer and wine
• A chance to win door prizes
• Complimentary parking (details come with your receipt)
• The event itself will take place in the beautiful RocHenge Super Suites
• Video will be shown on the Jumbotron
• Kids 12 and under are free

Can't wait for the 2011 Football Season to kick off....68 Days in counting

Weekend Getaway In Aspen..Hard To Beat!

The Off Season in Aspen is Hard To Beat

When the weather starts to warm up and Summer is right around the corner, it's time to head to the Mountains again for some fun. For captivating views and the Lodging prices that get slashed....it's time to head to Aspen again . This time was different, I spent a Fantastic weekend with my Fiance in Aspen and enjoyed every minute of the off season here. We stayed at the The Innsbruck Inn, a sweet place that not only is right in town but also set us up with some local trails to hike with no one around.


Yes I love to fish but this weekend had other intentions and one that still reasonates from all the fun we had, only a few moments fishing but with all the trips I've had this Spring, it wasn't that big of a deal not to fish.


I fished the Frying Pan River for a bit but few hatches suprisingly. (middle pic)Having a little wine on top of Sunnyside Mtn. Closing down the Bar at the Hotel Jerome "J-bar" no better place to be, especially when you have Ditty a fellow Georgia Bulldog serving up some strong liquor drinks all night! (below-Maroon Bells Fall 2002)








Too bad the Maroon Bells road was closed, too much snow apparently. They had 8" of snow right before we got there but fortunately we had nice weather with even 75' one day. If you do want to make the trek to Maroon Bells, it's 7 miles in and 7 miles out...that makes for one long day! Can't wait to get back there again.

If you can schedule it right and save a few pennies, try and make it to the Aspen Food & Wine Festival...talk about a wild weekend that is each year!

Ohio State...When Will It End? The Hits Keep Coming

Things Aren't Looking Good For Buckeye Fans
Link to Funny Video above

Here is a bit more on where their program currently strands and what's next for Buckeye fans in the upcoming 2011 College Football Season.

Bulldogs, Jaguars set for Golf NCAA title

STILLWATER, Okla. -- Carter Newman birdied the first playoff hole Saturday to beat Oklahoma State’s Sean Einhaus and lift defending champion Augusta State into an all-Georgia final round at the NCAA men’s golf championship.

Newman hit clutch putts on the 17th and 18th holes to keep the pivotal match going, then pumped his fist after dropping the winner on the 14th green. Augusta State claimed a 3-2 victory in the match-play semifinal, beating the powerhouse Cowboys in a rematch of last year’s final.


Thanks to the Macon Newspaper for the Article

Georgia Bulldog Golf Team Coming To Colorado!

Fans,

Don’t miss the NCAA Men’s Golf Regional Championship taking place May 19-21 in Erie, Colorado, at Colorado National Golf Club! The Regional Championship is hosted by the University of Colorado and will be the first time that NCAA postseason play will be held in the state of Colorado. The competition will be fierce and you are sure to see low scores and pressure-packed moments. Past NCAA Regional participants include golfers such as Rickie Fowler, Anthony Kim, Gary Woodland and many other collegians who went on to successful PGA Tour careers.

NCAA Golf Regional
Hosted by the University of Colorado
May 19-21
Colorado National Golf Club – Erie, CO
FREE Admission
>>MORE INFO

The field for the regional will feature 13 teams and include both the top ranked team and player in the country. The 13-team field, in seeded order, with Golfweek and Golf Stat rankings in parenthesis:

1. Oklahoma State (#1/#1); 2. Georgia (#12/#12); 3. Auburn (#9/#13); 4. Arizona State (#31/#24); 5. Clemson (#25/#25); 6. Chattanooga (#39/#35); 7. TCU (#40/#40); 8. North Florida (#45/#48); 9. New Mexico State (#52/#53); 10. Northwestern (#56/#57); 11. Colorado State (#65/#63); 12. San Jose State (#70/#70); 13. Denver (#129/#118).

The tournament is free and open to the general public. Teams will tee off at 8 a.m. on both Thursday and Friday and at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday.

We look forward to seeing you at Colorado National Golf Club May 19-21!

Washaun Ealey No Longer A Bulldog..Time For A Change!

This isn't the most surprising news, and now it's official. Here's the release that Georgia just sent out: Article Link via Bulldogs Blog


ATHENS - University of Georgia tailback Washaun Ealey has been granted an unconditional release to transfer to another institution for the 2011 academic year according to UGA head coach Mark Richt.

"Washaun and I have had several conversations in recent weeks," Richt said. "We both have come to the conclusion that a transfer to another institution would be in his best interest."

A rising junior from Stillmore, Ga., Ealey has played in 21 games including nine starts during his two-year career at UGA and rushed for 1,528 yards (717 in 2009 and 811 in 2010).


Read more: http://ugadogsblog.blogspot.com/2011/05/washaun-ealey-is-no-longer-georgia.html#ixzz1LuulEOJc

Boise State imposes penalties on athletics

NCAA violations mean the football program will have fewer scholarships and practices, and four other sports also face sanctions.
BY BRIAN MURPHY - Article Link

The Boise State University football team will have at least three fewer preseason practices as it prepares for this year’s season opener against Georgia in Atlanta.

The Broncos also will award three fewer scholarships over the course of the next two seasons and be allowed three fewer preseason practices before next year’s opener at Michigan State.


Read more: http://www.idahostatesman.com/2011/05/04/1634285/boise-state-imposes-penalties.html#ixzz1LUeWHzh3

2011 NFL Draft and What Bulldawgs Were Taken

With the fourth pick of the 2011 NFL Draft, Adriel Jeremiah Green has gone to the Cincinnati Bengals.

What does this mean for fans of A.J. Green’s new team? It means they now get to root for a top-flight wide receiver and (now that he’s allowed to make money off of sales of his jersey) a top-flight individual.

Ere I offer a career-concluding paean to the Summerville, S.C., native, I must confess in all candor that we in Bulldog Nation are rather rough on the fellows who split out wide. As I noted upon the departure of Mohamed Massaquoi:

Link to Draft Info
Link To More On NFL Draft Info

University of Georgia Bulldogs Spring G-Day Game Recap!

Black Tops Red on G-Day

Article Link ATHENS — A freshman quarterback still learning the playbook, Christian LeMay, led the winning touchdown drive. And a walk-on safety from Duluth, Connor Norman, called attention to himself.

Those were among the highlights of Georgia’s G-Day spring intra-squad football game, won by the Black team 18-11 over the Red team Saturday afternoon in Sanford Stadium. “I think we all feel positive about who we are, what we are about and what we can do this fall,” starting quarterback Aaron Murray said after the game, which completed Georgia’s spring practice.

Georgia Bulldog Gear, Can You Ever Have Enough?

Get Your complete Line of UGA gear here and more! Football season is right around the corner, don't delay! Georgia Bulldog Gear Link

Whad Up Tressel...When Will It Stop?

Ohio State State Taking Action...Yeah Whatever! Story Link

It’s clear that The Ohio State University is not going to take any further action against football coach Jim Tressel. The more this mess drags on, the more surprised I am that they did anything at all. So it’s time for the NCAA to step up its investigation into Tressel’s actions.

From the time this story broke, it’s been clear that Athletic Director Gene Smith and university President Gordon Gee work for Tressel, not the other way around. Gee’s joke that he just hoped Tressel wouldn’t fire him should have led to Gee’s immediate dismissal

Weather Stalls Bulldogs' Fourth Spring Practice

Let The Games Begin!
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ATHENS, Ga. --- Georgia’s football team returned to work on Saturday morning, but had its practice cut short by a thunderstorm rolling through Athens.

The Bulldogs started their fourth spring practice of the year at Sanford Stadium as the team hosted its annual spring Junior Day for future prospects. But 30 minutes into warm-ups, rain, along with thunder and lightening, forced the practice to be cancelled.

The 2011 season will mark the second campaign that redshirt sophomore Aaron Murray will direct the offense at quarterback. The Tampa, Fla., native earned Freshman All-America honors after finished the 2010 season with 3,049 passing yards, which ranks second in Southeastern Conference history for freshman quarterbacks, and 24 touchdown passes.

SEC Football Top Scehduled Games for 2011

Click Here For The Best of The Best For 2011

Costa Rica Vacation..Can't Wait To Get Back For More

Pura Vida Baby

Just returned from another great trip to Costa Rica again! What made this trip more special is that I got to introduce someone else to my favorite fishing country -my girlfriend. Each time to get back to Costa Rica I gain a new perspective about the people of Central America, the incredible seafood dishes, cold Imperial Cerveza's, easy flights to San Jose (5 hours direct) and most importantly, how easy it is to relax down there. Yes we were able to find plenty to do each day and the sunsets in this part of the globe are nothing short of spectacular to say the least! Each evening was a treat to watch these and even better to enjoy them with some Cold beers or a fresh Mojito. While the weather was predicted to be rainy each day, the only thing that dampened our spirits was that I wasn't able to spend more time ut on the water fishing. Yes this was a sweet vacation, a fishing vacation..perhaps not this time, but I still managed to enjoy a day out on the water. The only true mistake I made was our guide. Pez Rey is not somebody I would use again, huge issues with the outfitter than nothing like sitting there for hours bored while our guide tries to figure out what to do, keep me sitting there while other boats are hooking up?? Pepsi our guide was a decent guy he just was a bit clueless this day. One Jack and two breakoffs on Mackeral (use bigger mono guide) were the only thing that came my way. NO Roosterfish made it to my rod so it looks like I lucked out on another Costa Rica trip without any good stories.

Monkeying around at our Hotel Bar each afternoon after a trip to the Playa (beach for those who do not understand Spanglish) made a dip in the pool, more cold beers and Monkeys playing! Yes this is Costa Rica, you never know what to expect.

Gorgeous Pacific waters made for a nice sightseeing trip since the fishing stunk. Clear water,high tides and crazy riptides made for an interesting boat ride that day. There is always plenty to do while in Costa Rica while on vacation, from Sea Kayaking, Canopy zip line tours, < Happy Hours, Surfing and visiting local national parks. *Look for more great reports and pictures this week from our trip...I have a feeling you will enjoy them!

Isiah Crowell Signs With UGA

Great Signing day with the Dawgs!

The Dawgs did it again signing one of their top classes in years! Can't wait to see what we can do with all this talent and if CMR can keep them in line this Fall. A sweet year ahead

Recruiting news and Link Here

UGA VIII Passes, One Great Bulldog That Will Be Missed!

ATHENS – Uga VIII died Friday, at not quite 17 months old and after only a half-season as the University of Georgia mascot. The white English bulldog was diagnosed early last month with lymphoma, a common cancer in dogs. “We all mourn the loss of Uga VIII, and our thoughts and prayers are with the Seiler family at this time,” said Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity, referring to the Frank W. “Sonny” Seiler family of Savannah, long-time owners of the Uga line of mascots. Uga VIII, born Sept. 12, 2009, took over as the Bulldogs’ mascot at the Oct. 16, 2010, homecoming football game against Vanderbilt in Sanford Stadium. He served for the final six games of the regular season but did not travel to Memphis for the Liberty Bowl because of what was thought at the time to be a gastrointestinal condition

Georgia Football Never Forget!