You are here: Home - Archives for

Coach thinks SEC ready for ‘intense’ arena

For much of the season, Georgia coach Suzanne Yoculan has expressed her belief that a team from the Southeastern Conference will take home the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics title.

And her fellow conference teams have made her look pretty smart thus far, as the SEC leads all leagues with five teams competing in this week’s NCAA Championships.

Diamond Dogs push to victory over Owls

For most of the evening, it looked as if the No. 5 Georgia baseball team was going to have yet another midweek non-conference contest go down to the wire. But thanks to a big four-run seventh inning, the Diamond Dogs were in control during the late innings of a 6-2 victory over Kennesaw State (21-21) at Foley Field Tuesday.

Football future uncertain despite spring inferences

My job here is to tell you, our readers, all about what we learned during the Georgia football team’s spring practice this year. I’d like to say that the access I’ve gotten at the team’s practices every day has given me some kind of special knowledge and insight that would allow me to tell you just how close the Bulldogs are to a National Championship season this year.

Receivers ready to step up and compete

Kenneth Harris found the end zone on the very first play of his career, but highlights have been hard to come by since. Kris Durham still is looking for his first signature moment.

But both wide receivers should get plenty of chances to make their marks on the Georgia football team in the fall.

Red tops Black in low scoring scrimmage

Michael Moore hauled in a pair of first-half touchdown receptions to lead the Red team to a 17-3 victory in the Georgia football team’s annual G-Day scrimmage Saturday at Sanford Stadium.

Moore, a junior wide receiver from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., was far and away the most productive offensive performer in the rain-soaked affair, which marked the official end to Georgia’s 2008 spring practice.

Moreno leads tailbacks sans seasoned backup

For the first time in several years, there is no question who sits atop the Georgia football team’s tailback rotation.

That would be Knowshon Moreno, the redshirt sophomore who went off for more than 1,300 yards and 14 touchdowns as a freshman last season.

Basketball title secures status

Before his players had even finished getting dressed following their first round NCAA Tournament loss to Xavier on Thursday, coach Dennis Felton was already talking about next year.

“What do we do now? We get right to work. We get right to work,” Felton said.

Just out of reach

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Georgia men’s basketball team’s NCAA first round matchup with Xavier followed a familiar script.

Like each of the four games the team won in the SEC Tournament to get to this point, the Bulldogs jumped ahead early and sustained a big run by their opponent.

The magic ends

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Dave Bliss fouled out with 34 seconds left. Sundiata Gaines subbed out for good with 7 seconds left, his team trailing by 12. It’s still safe to say the two seniors finished their careers on a high note Thursday, when the Georgia men’s basketball team’s season ended with a 73-61 loss to Xavier in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.

‘Underdogs’ primed to dance at NCAA Tournament

It is a familiar storyline in the NCAA Tournament. The small-school team wins its conference tournament and earns a chance to take down the major conference superpower. Well, that narrative is inverted today, as the No. 14 seeded Georgia men’s basketball team (17-16) attempts to upset No.

Next Page »