Like most of you, I’ve spent the last 48-plus hours reveling in Georgia’s ascension to the top of the college football world.

December 4th hurt. Unfulfilled expectations will do that. The months of anticipation leading into the SEC Championship Game exploded in our faces with a disappointment that’s very hard to put into words. And that’s just a fan’s perspective.

I have to admit that I’m a huge fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the story arcs of all 23 main Avenger-related movies. I enjoy when good conquers evil. I love it when the protagonist, against all odds, somehow wins the day. It makes you feel good.

I don’t get all the hate being thrown at Georgia Bulldogs QB Stetson Bennett. Sure, it’s his play isn’t always pretty. He has some poorly thrown balls each game.

Mike Tyson famously once said “Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the mouth”... or something like that. And with the news of the allegation against Adam Anderson, and with Jamaree Salyer’s injury, it certainly feels like the No. 1-ranked Georgia Bulldogs have been punched in the mouth thi

The No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs are coming out of a bye week with much to play for, and coach Kirby Smart has the program positioned and pointed in the right direction. The bye week is a good momenet to take stock of we things are for the Dawgs, and what’s left to go.

Ok, I’ll admit it. I showed up to Saturday’s game nervous. I thought Kirby Smart and the Georgia Bulldogs would win, but I also thought that the Arkansas offense may give us some challenges

Something seems different about the 2021 Georgia Bulldogs.

I had neck surgery Wednesday. And while modern medicine is indeed pretty incredible, I had to adjust my normal game watching routine. I usually pace around - rarely sitting down.

Pre-season practice has started, so all of the hand wringing of the last eight months can be put to rest. Right? The 2021 version of the Georgia Bulldogs, led by JT Daniels, brings renewed hope for the elusive national championship Dawg fans have been pining for over the last 41 years

As a former servicemember, these memories, and the hope of making more, would sustain me, and so many others, during the long periods away from home. Regardless of what “other” environment I was in, looking forward to a football Saturday got me through the long fall weeks.

ATHENS - Who is intrinsically motivated enough to do what it takes to lead Kirby Smart’s Georgia Bulldogs?