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Quiz: Test your knowledge of the Georgia Bulldogs 2022 football season
How well do you know UGA's 2022 football season ahead of this weekend's bowl game?
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2022 in review: Chattanooga area’s most memorable sports moments
For the Chattanooga area, 2022 was a year in which sports headlines often dominated local news.

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Why all 42 bowl games are worth your time this season
It's been three years since college football had a bowl season in which every postseason game was played.

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Smart on his 13-0 Bulldogs: ‘I knew we had a good football team’
The Georgia Bulldogs have qualified for the College Football Playoff for a third time in six seasons and for a first occasion as the No. 1 seed.

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Heisman: USC’s Caleb Williams wins; Georgia’s Stetson Bennett fourth
Caleb Williams brought sizzle, excitement and star power back to University of Southern California football. And now the Heisman Trophy, too.

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Georgia’s Stetson Bennett stands out as Heisman finalist in New York
Georgia Bulldogs quarterback Stetson Bennett is a Heisman Trophy contender from another era of college football.

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USC’s Caleb Williams receives AP honor as college football’s national awards roll out
Playmaking quarterback Caleb Williams' stellar debut season for the University of Southern California is being awarded.

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Dawgs’ Bennett invited to Heisman ceremony; Vols’ Hooker staying home
Nearing the end of Georgia's news conference Saturday night following its 50-30 victory over LSU at the Southeastern Conference championship game, Bulldogs coach Kirby Smart was asked if there was a certain undefeated quarterback he might consider lobbying for a certain individual award.

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Paschall: The old BCS would have worked out fine this season
This wound up being the perfect college football season to turn back the clock and implement the Bowl Championship Series.

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College Football Playoff set: Georgia faces Ohio State, Michigan takes on TCU
The Big Ten will double its pleasure in the College Football Playoff for the first time. Alabama will not have the pleasure of taking part this time.
