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Former Lady Dog to represent US in Olympics

The name Teresa Edwards is linked to the University of Georgia — and now also with the Olympic Games. After four gold medals, one bronze and a memorable recital of the Olympic oath in Atlanta in 1996, it’s hardly surprising that Edwards has become an Olympic staple. But the former Lady Bulldog basketball player will [...]

Bulldogs’ spring questions linger into fall

If anyone expected the Georgia football team’s annual spring game to answer any of the Bulldogs’ questions ahead of the 2012 season, then they were sorely disappointed last Saturday. While several players impressed, the Bulldogs are still preparing for fall camp with several suspensions that threaten to tear apart the starting defensive unit as well [...]

Landers wishes Summitt ‘the best’ in retirement, calls her ‘face of women’s basketball’

With the announcement by the Tennessee Lady Volunteers that legendary women’s basketball head coach Pat Summitt would be stepping down from the position she has held for 38 years, women’s basketball lost perhaps its most iconic presence. Summitt was diagnosed with early onset dementia in 2011 but coached the Lady Vols through a 2011-12 season [...]

FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: Bulldogs ‘definitely would like to redshirt’ backup quarterback Mason, offensive line looks to build on G-Day performance

Going by the numbers, Hutson Mason could be competing for the starting quarterback position. Mason completed 9 of 12 passes for 133 yards and a touchdown in the Georgia football team’s annual G-Day spring game on Saturday. But despite the impressive statistics, it still seems more likely that Mason will spend the 2012 season on [...]

HOLDING ON: Red team narrowly edges black team 32-31 in G-Day game

All spring the Georgia football team’s offense has had to hear about how great the Bulldogs’ defense is and will be. In the annual G-Day game on Saturday, the offense wanted to make a statement — and they did that on the first play of the contest when Aaron Murray hit tight end Arthur Lynch for [...]

THIS AND THAT: Official stats from G-Day

Here are the final stats from Saturday’s G-Day game in Sanford Stadium, which saw the red team defeat the black team (wearing white jerseys)  32-31: Red Team Passing: Comp-Att-Yards-TD-INT Aaron Murray: 7-17-112-1-0 Hutson Mason: 5-8-62-0-0 Michael Bennett: 0-1-0-0-0 Rushing: Att-Gain-Net-TD Isaiah Crowell: 10-40-39-0 Ken Malcome: 8-34-32-2 James Davis: 2-4-4-0 Aaron Murray: 2-4-2-0 Hutson Mason: 4-1- [...]

G-Day an opportunity for players to have ‘fun’

Georgia’s football team won’t be under any pressure on Saturday. The Bulldogs won’t have the eyes of the Southeastern Conference on them. They won’t be chasing a championship. Is it possible for the annual G-Day game to be successful? According to the Georgia players and coaches, success comes in different forms in the spring game. [...]

Safety Marc Deas admits decision to transfer was ‘selfish,’ says ‘I’m just happy to be back’ with Bulldogs

When Mark Deas decided he wanted to leave the Georgia football team on March 31, he had looked back on his two years as a Bulldog. He had seen a year redshirting on the scout team and a 2011 season that saw him appear in all 14 games but record only three tackles. “I was [...]

Coaches heap praise on progress from nose guards Jenkins, Geathers

After Todd Grantham was hired as Georgia’s defensive coordinator in 2010, he went about installing a brand new 3-4 defensive system. For Grantham’s new style to be successful, he knew he had to find at least one Bulldog capable of taking on the demands of the nose guard position. In his third spring with the team, [...]

Offensive line in search of answers

After boasting the biggest offensive line in the Southeastern Conference last year, Georgia’s football team now wants to be the best. But before the unit can attain that title, it has plenty of questions to answer. The Bulldogs began the spring knowing they would have to replace three starters on the line — tackles Cordy Glenn and Justin Anderson [...]

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