This article was originally published with 247 Sports on August 13, 2015 and can be found here.
John Atkins keeps it short and sweet. When it comes to what Georgia’s defensive line needs to do, the sophomore defensive lineman’s intent is to make plays. To do that in the Southeastern Conference, you have no choice but to be a bully.
This article was originally published with The Red & Black on August 8, 2015 and can be found here.
Georgia is hoping for an unforgettable football season this fall. If the Bulldogs are going to make it a year to remember, it won’t happen without a good amount of luck.
The Bulldogs have several games that look as though they could go either way. This is usually the case when you play in the Southeastern Conference, especially when you also face quality non-conference opponents.
This article was originally published with The Red & Black on August 6, 2015 and can be found here.
Garrison Hearst couldn’t do it. Terrell Davis never came close. Todd Gurley had the best shot, but it all fell apart.
This article was originally published with The Red & Black on August 4, 2015 and can be found here.
A good offensive line is like the roof of a house: you don’t realize its importance until it’s not there. Then problems come pouring in.
This article was originally published with The Red & Black on August 4, 2015 and can be found here.
The Georgia Bulldogs had their share of talented wide receivers in the last few years. The problem is many of those reliable receivers are no longer around.
This article was published with The Red & Black on August 4, 2015 and can be found here.
Before the 2014 season began, fans and the media had their gazes set on a Georgia tailback. When it was all said and done, it was a different Bulldogs back who stood in the spotlight.
This article originally appeared with The Red & Black on July 10, 2015 and can be found here.
The University of Georgia had another solid year in athletics and finished in 14th place of the Director’s Cup, which ranks schools for the performance of each team they field. Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity was pleased with his school’s latest finish.
This article appeared with the Red & Black on July 6, 2015 and can be found here.
It may be July, but it’s not too late for Georgia to add to its 2015 recruiting class.
Mirko Jurkovic Jr., a six-foot-five, 276-pound offensive offensive lineman, announced his commitment to Georgia via Twitter on July 6. Jurkovic had been committed to Ohio State since Dec. 4 and was part of the Buckeyes’ class that Rivals.com ranked ninth in the nation.
This article originally appeared with The Red & Black on July 3, 2015 and can also be found here.
Verbal agreements in the business world don’t guarantee much. They are worth even less in college football recruiting.
College coaches can extend written offers to high school players from Aug. 1 until the first Wednesday in February, aside from a month-long dead period in mid-December. One of the most useful tactics for recruits is verbally committing, which means the player pledges to attend a school. The problem is these commitments are non-binding until pen hits paper on National Signing Day, which leads to chaos when players back out.
This article was published with The Red & Black on July 1, 2015 and can be found here.
Rivalries make college football so much fun for fans. The problem in recent years is conference realignment and non-conference scheduling has ruined many good rivalries. Here’s a look at each Southeastern Conference school and a rivalry that should be renewed.
Jordan D. Hill 