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October 25, 2026
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Proust Q and A: Brooks Fletcher

Name: Brooks Fletcher Family: Jarrett Kemp Fletcher Hometown: Bogart, Georgia Current Town: Athens, Georgia School/Degree:...

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Backstage & Behind the Bar

Trent Allen is a founding member of Athens rock band Dreams So Real, whose four albums and years on the ... read article

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Mixtape:

NAME: Zeke Shivers FAMILY: Jason and Patsy Shivers, (Parents), Ethan and Jordyn Shivers (Siblings), and my best...

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Georgia Girls: Erin Wilson

Name:  Erin Wilson  Family:  Married to Hunt Revell. Born into a family of New Englanders. Proud first...

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Rise and Grind: California Dreamin'

Saturday will mark just the second time that Georgia and Oklahoma have faced off. If this game is anything like the first one,...

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First look at Oklahoma

The Oklahoma offense this year looks like this as the offense has scored an average of 12 points a game in their last 2...

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A Bunch of News About Nothing

A few items that came out on Monday. First, as expected, Georgia and Clemson “mutually agreed” to cancel games scheduled for...

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Maxman’s Fast Five

Drew Butler played punter for the Dawgs under Mark Richt from 2007 to 2011, following in the footsteps of...

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Gunner and His Expected Points Added

Tom Fornelli rolled this out on socials yesterday: What is this? It’s EPA (Expected Points Added) per dropback. Well what the...

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UGA Football: SEC Game Times Set for October 3rd

📺 #SECFB on TV: Oct. 3 Time & Network updates: https://t.co/URTz76pvPe pic.twitter.com/qifmiZWqhI — Southeastern Conference...

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Vegas High on Hogtown: Litigators v Gators

You’d think dispatching two Top 25 teams would have given Ole Miss some credit, but per Vegas and the betters, suddenly,...

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Daily Dawg Thread: September 22, 2026

Jump To Top of Page Oklahoma’s defense travels. Its offense is limping into Athens. Oklahoma took care of business...