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A surge of college athletes appearing in campaign ads for Georgia’s governor race reflects an unprecedented blend of sports fame and political advocacy, with millions spent and high‑profile figures weighing in.
Despite a string of playoff appearances, the SEC has yet to win a playoff game against Big Ten or Notre Dame, prompting calls for internal improvement rather than a larger tournament.
The University of Georgia’s athletics department enjoyed a busy weekend, highlighted by a recruiting scavenger hunt, baseball’s series win at Auburn, softball’s Super Regional advance, and tennis’ national semifinal loss, while recruiting visits and future matchups loom.
The Bulldogs will field a completely new group of receivers in 2026, but the departure of star playmakers may not be as dire as it appears.
The Georgia Bulldogs are projected to field one of the most complete rosters in college football for 2026, ranking behind only Ohio State and Texas according to CBS Sports. Head coach Kirby Smart voices concerns about depth while the team aims for a third consecutive Playoff appearance and a third national title of the decade, opening the season against Tennessee State.
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey discusses the nine‑game schedule, the importance of non‑conference matchups, and the prospects for expanding the College Football Playoff, while Georgia’s coach Kirby Smart raises concerns about physicality and scheduling.
Mark Matthews, a 6‑foot‑5, 300‑pound offensive line prospect, announced his commitment to Texas A&M, a decision that reverberates through the Bulldogs' recruiting plans.
Top tight end prospect Brock Williams pledged to the Texas Longhorns, a blow to Georgia's recruiting class that is mitigated by the earlier commitment of Jaxon Dollar.
The 2023 recruiting cycle reveals how the transfer portal reshapes expectations, with several programs turning elite signings into starters and NFL prospects while others grapple with development challenges.
In his latest 'Sentell's Intel' column, Jeff Sentell previews the official visits that will kick off the annual Kirby Smart scavenger hunt, spotlighting top prospects like Peter Borque, Temorris Campbell and Asher Ghioto.
Peter Bourque, a four-star quarterback from the 2027 class, flips his commitment from Michigan to Virginia Tech, reshaping the Hokies' recruiting class while Georgia remains a dominant force in college football.
Four‑star quarterback Peter Bourque has pledged to Virginia Tech over the Georgia Bulldogs, a decision that underscores the growing competitiveness of the Hokies and forces the Bulldogs to re‑tool their upcoming class.
Four‑star quarterback Peter Bourque chose Virginia Tech over Georgia after decommitting from Michigan, a move that impacts the Bulldogs’ top‑ranked recruiting efforts and leaves only one elite quarterback target on their board.
Peter Bourque, a 6‑foot‑4, 220‑pound quarterback, chose Virginia Tech over Georgia, Michigan and Arkansas, prompting coach James Franklin’s staff to celebrate and Georgia’s Kirby Smart to shift focus.
Peter Bourque, a top‑ranked quarterback, is set to announce his college commitment on May 14, and his decision will have major implications for Georgia's recruiting momentum.
Georgia’s receiving corps, depleted by departures and limited by injuries, is under intense scrutiny as the program seeks to restore its national‑championship pedigree. New recruits and returning players must prove they can deliver the big‑play threat the team has lacked.
A debate over expanding the College Football Playoff to as many as 24 teams has ignited controversy, with commissioners, networks and fans clashing over the sport’s direction.
The College Football Playoff is poised to undergo a seismic shift, with officials exploring a 24‑team bracket that could debut as early as 2027. Conference power brokers are aligning behind divergent visions, setting the stage for a historic postseason overhaul.
From Michigan’s quarterback dilemma to Oregon’s quest for a signature win, the network’s expert outlines the challenges and opportunities facing the nation’s elite programs.
The University of Georgia has awarded a scholarship to four-star quarterback Kington Preyear, a standout from Benjamin Russell High School, amid rising national rankings and a competitive recruitment landscape.
Kington Preyear, a top‑ranked quarterback prospect, announced his top‑six schools after receiving a scholarship offer from the University of Georgia, highlighting the Bulldogs' continued push for elite talent in the SEC.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey explains why a 16‑team College Football Playoff better preserves the significance of regular‑season play, even as other voices push for expansion.
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey outlines the league’s move to a nine‑game schedule, reflects on Georgia’s recent championship triumph, and shares his thoughts on a potential playoff expansion without compromising the sport’s integrity.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey recently outlined the conference’s thinking on a possible expansion of the College Football Playoff to as many as 24 teams, while also reflecting on whether a 16‑team format would suffice.