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The worst thing Vanderbilt could've done was make Georgia care again. (opens the original)
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Congratulations to Vanderbilt! The Commodores have finally done it. They've made Georgia fans somewhat interested in playing them again. After a two-year layoff, the Commodores are back on Georgia's schedule and even have the honor of being the Bulldogs' homecoming opponent. There are so many reasons for Georgia fans to care now. There's Jared Curtis returning to Athens after once being committed to Georgia. There's a 3-1 record. There's an actual SEC football team coming to Sanford Stadium rath
I have no idea how far Georgia will go in 2026, but this team is ridiculously fun (opens the original)
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I have no idea if this Georgia team is going to Atlanta, making the College Football Playoff, or playing for a national title. I’m also not sure I care yet. Four games into the season, I know one thing: this team is ridiculously fun to watch. Georgia is 4-0 after beating Oklahoma 41-13, but the path there hasn’t felt sterile or predictable -- anything but. There have been explosive plays, defensive touchdowns, special teams touchdowns, young players emerging, offensive weirdness, and moments whe
Georgia's remaining schedule after Week 4 ranked from manageable to terrifying (opens the original)
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We've had four full weeks of college football, and examining Georgia's remaining opponents now, there's a better sense of which teams are dangerous, which ones are a little concerning, and which ones are just a mere surface nuisance. Some teams are better than predicted, others are much worse than had been believed, and some -- in the words of the late Denny Green -- are exactly who we thought they were. So from the least worrisome to the most unsettling, this is a ranking of Georgia's remaining
Georgia's offense and the scoreboard told very different stories in the win over Oklahoma (opens the original)
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Georgia fans will look at their phones, see the 41-13 final score, and think, "Mike Bobo and the Georgia offense rolled again". Yes, Georgia rolled, but the offense sputtered more often than not. It's important to know that both can be true. On the surface, criticizing anything about the offense sounds ridiculous when Georgia just scored over 40 points for the fourth consecutive week. But the scoreboard can be deceptive: Georgia finished with just 307 yards, helped by four Oklahoma turnovers and
Oklahoma's biggest defensive strength could play right into Gunner Stockton's hands (opens the original)
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Gunner Stockton's legs could be a key for Georgia to counter Oklahoma's defense this week as the Sooners visit Sanford Stadium for the first time ever in front of what will certainly be a raucous, disruptive crowd. Oklahoma is known for playing defense and being aggressive at the line of scrimmage. So, how do you punish an aggressive defense? Make that defense account for a quarterback who can run. Georgia ran for 254 yards against Arkansas last week, and Gunner Stockton accounted for 97 of them
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