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From Mark Richt's early triumphs to Kirby Smart's championship years, the Bulldogs have spent most of the past 26 seasons perched among the nation's elite, with only a handful of unranked seasons to break the pattern.
An overview of the University of Georgia’s presence in the AP Poll from 2000 through 2025, highlighting key seasons, national titles and the coaches who steered the program.
With 205 days until the championship game in Las Vegas, the Georgia Bulldogs are among the early favorites. Their demanding schedule, historic context and quarterback uncertainties shape a narrative of both promise and peril.
David D.J. Jacobs Jr., the nation’s leading edge rusher, remains uncommitted to Ohio State as Miami and Georgia intensify their pursuit, leveraging family ties and a history of flipping elite prospects.
Auburn’s newest tight end, Jake Johnson, discusses how his family’s athletic pedigree and personal faith shape his pursuit of an NFL career and impact beyond the field.
Kirby Smart’s Bulldogs posted an 11‑1 record in 2025, securing their twelfth consecutive victory over Alabama and marking the fifth straight year of double‑digit wins. The achievement surpasses the records of former coaches and positions the team for another playoff run and potential national title.
After four decades of service, including 37 years with the football program, Carol Moore will retire on July 10, leaving behind a legacy of mentorship, leadership and deep ties to Florida State University.
Athens, Georgia, known for its University of Georgia football culture and music legacy, is adding a new indoor football franchise backed by former NFL standouts and scheduled to play through July 2027.
Georgia’s first Indoor Football League team will be based in Athens, with a free kickoff event featuring appearances by Jerome Bettis, Brian Jordan, David Pollack and Mark Richt.