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Could Georgia Bulldogs lose top spot in recruiting on signing day?
There was a time when the first Wednesday in February was like Mardi Gras for college football fans. For decades, it was the primary signing day, and for powerhouse programs such as Georgia, it was like a second Christmas around 40 days later.
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Two SEC players win honors at defense-dominated Senior Bowl
The Senior Bowl helps NFL teams get acquainted with draft prospects, but it also lets those recent college stars begin the transition to pro football.
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Vols, Wildcats chasing Tide as SEC race nears midway mark
If Alabama wins its third SEC regular-season championship in four years, this could be the week people remember.
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Afternoon Drive: Painting the Atlanta Falcons’ dream offseason
Here's what Atlanta Falcons fan Patrick MacCoon wants to see happen this offseason in April's NFL draft and through free agency.
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Former Georgia bulldog mascot Uga X dies with 2 national championships during his term
Former Georgia mascot Uga X, whose eight-year run included back-to-back national championships, died Tuesday.
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Knecht leads Vols over Georgia with 36-point performance
College basketball may be a sport most associated with March, but Tennessee and Georgia sure played a January game to remember Saturday.
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Muschamp’s role at Georgia changes; Vols land Tide transfer
Travaris Robinson, Alabama's cornerbacks coach the past two seasons, is now co-defensive coordinator and safeties coach at Georgia.
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Vols seeking to bounce back at vastly improved Georgia
It will be the expected against the unexpected Saturday when No. 5 Tennessee visits Georgia in a high-noon basketball showdown.
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Cunningham: Georgia Bulldogs are early, worthy favorites to win 2024 national title
Michigan won the 2023 national championship with a dominant performance against Washington on Monday night.
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AP’s all-bowl team includes players for Bulldogs, Tide, Vols
There were enough memorable individual performances this postseason to cause The Associated Press to expand its all-bowl team.
