UGA VS. OHIO STATE POSTGAME ANALYSIS –Â The Georgia Bulldogs came from behind in the final minutes of the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl to defeat the Ohio State Buckeyes.
COLUMN: BEHIND THE HEDGES
BY: BRIAN BUTCHER
Every week, our newest contributor and rabid Dawg fan, Brian Butcher, will break down all the UGA games in our newest column: Behind the Hedges. This is your first stop for the most comprehensive, feverish Georgia Bulldogs coverage you can get.
OHIO STATE VS. GEORGIA PICKS AND PREDICTIONS – New Year’s Eve ushers in the College Football Playoff semi-final match ups. In the 8pm game, the #1 Georgia Bulldogs square up against the #4 Ohio State Buckeyes. As a Georgia fan, I was hoping UGA would avoid playing Ohio State in the playoffs.
UGA TRANSFER PORTAL DECEMBER COMMITS –Â With the transfer portal open and early signing day on Wednesday, this week has been a busy one for the Bulldogs.
DECEMBER UGA TRANSFER PORTAL – As UGA prepares for their semi-final match up against Ohio state, fans are keeping their eye on the transfer portal to see who may be leaving UGA and who may be committing to the ‘23 iteration of the Bulldogs.
SEC CHAMPIONSHIP RECAP: The Georgia Bulldogs routed the LSU Tigers in the SEC Championship game on Saturday that defied expectations. If you had told me that LSU scored 30 and had 500 yards passing, I would have assumed Georgia would have lost.
The #1 ranked Georgia Bulldogs take on the #14 LSU Tigers in the Mercedes-Benz stadium this Saturday at 4pm. Few would have imagined that this would be the matchup for the SEC Championship at the beginning of the season.
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Clean, Old-fashioned Hate. That’s what the rivalry between Georgia and Georgia Tech embodies. But since 2001, this rivalry has been dominated by Georgia, who has gone 17-3 against the Jackets in that stretch.
On a wild Saturday in college football, Georgia found itself in a much closer game than they anticipated. While the Dawgs led for the entire game, they gained enough of a lead to feel comfortable. Georgia played right into Kentucky’s hand in this game. UK was able to hold the ball and drive down the field, eating up clock. Georgia was not explosive offensively in the game.