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UGA coach Kirby Smart’s father dies after fall in New Orleans
Georgia football coach Kirby Smart's father, Sonny, died early Saturday of complications from hip surgery after a fall in New Orleans.
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After offensive struggles, Smart says Georgia has to ‘do better’
The 2024 Georgia Bulldogs will be remembered as a resilient group who navigated injuries and a challenging schedule to win the program's 15th SEC title.
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Top four CFP seeds gone with Bulldogs bounced by Notre Dame
The first 12-team College Football Playoff will not have any of its top four seeds in the semifinals.
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Postponed Sugar Bowl played with enhanced security about 36 hours after terror attack in New Orleans
Georgia and Notre Dame fans packed a plaza adjacent to the Superdome and enjoyed music under clear skies — under the watch of snipers on rooftops.
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Gunner Stockton meets the media, and the questions about cows are many
He came, he sat, he talked about his cows.
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Depleted Notre Dame defense hopes to make an impact against Georgia in CFP quarterfinals
Notre Dame’s defense set a dominating tone early in its College Football Playoff opener against Indiana. The Fighting Irish stuffed the highest-scoring team in the CFP field for a 14-3 halftime lead, but then Notre Dame suffered a gut punch.
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Stockton a central figure as Bulldogs, Irish prep for Sugar Bowl
Georgia's football history with Notre Dame is growing at a rapid rate.
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College Football Playoff quarterfinals offer hope of closer games
The first round of the newly expanded College Football Playoff had four games, an average final score of 36-17 and a grand total of one lead change.
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Jeremiyah Love hopes to be at full speed when Irish face Dawgs
Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love wasted no time sending a message to his teammates Friday night.
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Irish handle Hoosiers in CFP opener, advance to face Dawgs
Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman learned the hard lessons from all those big losses as well as the inexplicable ones.
