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Bulldogs top Vols in overtime for ninth straight win in series
Eight was not enough for the Georgia Bulldogs.
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Hargis: Vols must bounce back quickly with more SEC tests ahead
A season-defining win for the University of Tennessee football team was there for the taking Saturday night.
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Vols notebook: Heupel finds ‘lot to love’ with Aguilar’s performance
After the most dizzying Georgia-Tennessee football game in a decade, Volunteers quarterback Joey Aguilar was asked what he learned about his team.
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Dawgs-Vols showdown arrives way earlier this season
The Georgia Bulldogs and Tennessee Volunteers will collide Saturday in Neyland Stadium in one of the biggest matchups in series history.
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Pasquali’s Pix: Dawgs to topple Vols for ninth straight series win
Russ Huesman will take his Richmond Spiders to North Carolina on Saturday and stroll the opposite sideline from Bill Belichick.
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Have the Vols caught up to the Bulldogs physically?
The Tennessee Volunteers are averaging 605.0 yards per game, 7.2 yards per play and have yet to allow a sack. They've yet to face Georgia, either.
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Dawgs, Vols colliding with no guarantee of a 2026 meeting
As a Georgia defensive back during the 1995-98 football seasons, Kirby Smart never experienced a victory over Tennessee.
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Dawgs-Vols by far the priciest ticket of the college football weekend
The priciest college football ticket by far this weekend is to Saturday afternoon's game between No. 6 Georgia and No. 15 Tennessee inside Neyland Stadium.
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Smart hoping Bulldogs can prevent another fast start by Vols
There have been two certainties in each of the past four meetings between Kirby Smart's Georgia Bulldogs and Josh Heupel's Tennessee Volunteers.
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Dawgs-Vols series setting a new bar in quarterback inexperience
To claim that Saturday afternoon's showdown between No. 6 Georgia and No. 15 Tennessee inside Neyland Stadium will be unique from a quarterback perspective would be quite the understatement.
