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Despite 35 ex-Bulldogs on active NFL rosters in 2012, Georgia hopes to finally end an eight-year drought since a Dawg defender became a first-round pick.

Largely whiffing on the Peach State's best recruits doesn't mean the Georgia Bulldogs have been doomed. Contrarily, UGA excels in spite of that.

Story | Conversation | February 17, 2013

A wrapup of Georgia's signing day reveals that while the Bulldogs missed out on some key targets late in the cycle, the 32-man class is nonetheless bursting with game-ready talent for a team that essentially will reload for the 2013 season.

Story | Conversation | February 06, 2013

Considered a top-five NFL Draft prospect, junior LB Jarvis Jones mostly talks about the good things at Georgia.

The return of Bacarri Rambo and Alec Ogletree didn't stop Georgia from giving up 44 points to Tennessee, but the duo did contribute to some big plays for the Bulldogs late.

After three less than inspiring efforts, the Georgia Bulldogs defense came out Saturday with a point to prove, and the result was a dominant victory.

The Bulldogs have not been able to field their best defenders because of suspensions, but defensive coordinator Todd Grantham is quick to point out that the pundits were wrong about what UGA's "fill-ins" could do against a tough Missouri offense.

Mark Richt looks at his defense and sees a senior-laden unit, making him wonder about his 2013 defense. But not to worry: Talent abounds.

Isaiah Crowell's freshman season, pocked with suspensions and nagging injuries, didn't exactly live up to expectations, and the young standout has had to learn some tough lessons.

Story | Conversation | December 18, 2011

With the regular season completed and recruiting for the 2012 class in full swing, now is a good time to look over Georgia's roster and contemplate the Bulldogs' needs for next fall.

Story | Conversation | December 12, 2011

Postseason honors add up for Georgia's Jones boys, Ben and Jarvis, named today to the ESPN.com All-American team.

NFL scouts are not the only observers to take notice of Jones' breakout season at OLB. Individual honors are pouring in for Jones, who had never played a down at OLB before this year.

Georgia defensive star Jarvis Jones is excited about his defense's evolution, and he thinks if all the draft-eligible starters -- including himself -- return for 2012, the Bulldogs will have the No. 1 D in the country.

Story | Conversation | December 05, 2011

Georgia has a laundry list of things it must do to keep Saturday's SEC title game from becoming the blowout by LSU that many pundits predict it will be.

Georgia's D-line coach says Saturday's game will be like an old-fashioned bar fight when Georgia's stacked defense and LSU's doubly stacked defense throw down.

Talk of LSU playing for the national title regardless of Saturday's outcome has, understandably, mounted a chip on the shoulders of a Georgia team that has won 10 straight games.