The football kickoff time for the Georgia Bulldogs’ matchup with the Florida Gators has been set.

There are all sorts of championships going on: NBA, NHL, French Open, WCWS, College Baseball Super Regionals. You can find all of that in Five for Friday with some UGA Football talk, of course.

There is lots of Dawg talk in this week's Five for Friday, ranging from football to baseball to basketball. UGA is in a good place right now athletically.

Georgia looks like a legit contender, but the Dawgs are not without questions. Did Kirby Smart and the crew find answer to these four burning questions during spring practice?

Another edition of Five for Friday is here with an emphasis on changes in college athletics as well as a look at the entertaining NBA conference finals.

Last week, five reasons why the Georgia Bulldogs could be held back from winning the national championship were explained. This week it is five reasons why they can.

How far do Kirby Smart and Georgia Bulldogs have to go this year for the season not to end in disappointment? It has been four years since the Dawgs won it all.

Georgia looks like it has a loaded roster heading into the 2026 season, but what could hold the team back? Here are five things that could stop the Dawgs this season. We will bring you five reasons why the Dawgs will win it all as well in the next feature.

We try to figure out who Kirby Smart was talking about when he said starters were getting outplayed this spring and more in this Five for Friday.

After a month of spring practice and a telling G Day scrimmage in Sanford Stadium, the picture that is the Georgia Bulldogs secondary is a little clearer.

The Dawgs look good on offense, but have a big question. The Falcons nailed the draft. The Hawks went out in an ugly way.

Now that a few days have gone by, Ryan Kerley will deliver some of his thoughts on what he saw on both sides of the ball at G Day. The Hawks are fighting with the Knicks and the NFL Draft is here. So is "Five for Friday."

Former Georgia Bulldog cornerback Daylen Everette was selected No. 85 overall in the 2026 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Former Georgia Bulldog tight end Oscar Delp picked No. 73 by the Saints in the 2026 NFL Draft

Former Georgia Bulldog wide receiver Zachariah Branch was selected No. 79 overall in the 2026 NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons.

Former Georgia Bulldog defensive lineman Christen Miller No. 42 Overall by the Saints in the 2026 NFL Draft

Former Georgia Bulldog linebacker CJ Allen Picked No. 53rd Overall by the Colts in the 2026 NFL Draft

Former Georgia Bulldog offensive lineman Monroe Freeling was selected No. 19 overall in the 2026 NFL Draft by the Carolina Panthers.