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Non-profit group says UGA officials will listen to options to selling historic home
The President’s House Foundation, a non-profit formed to preserve the historic University of Georgia President’s House on Prince Avenue, announced Friday it has created possible solutions for keeping the property. The house was listed for sale in June. ...
UGA Recruiting: Top Five Star Target Wants to See the Dawgs Today Before Anybody Else This Season
“Just want to see what the team is talking about this year with a first look,” Terry told DawgNation. “I just want to see how Mykel [Williams] is going to play. [Nazir] Stackhouse. Warren [Brinson]. I just want to watch a lot of players.”. “I just want to...
UGA Recruiting: Georgia Pushing Being the Home Team for This Top Flip Target
“Georgia, Texas, South Carolina. Anywhere I went on my OV. But really, Georgia’s been hitting me up a lot recently, like a lot a lot,” he told Dawgs247. “When I committed to Florida State, they said, oh you know, we’re not going to stop recruiting you. You know you’re a Georgia boy at heart. They have been been hitting me a lot a lot. Coach Scott’s always talked to me, but it’s been up recently. They really text me on a daily basis.”
Daily Dawg Thread: August 31, 2024
MGOLF: Dawgs Open 2024-25 Season Sunday at Island Resort Intercollegiate. The University of Georgia men’s golf team will open its 2024-25 season at the Island Resort Intercollegiate at the Sage Run Golf Club in Bark River, Michigan. The 12-team tournament, hosted by South Dakota State, will consist of three rounds: two on Sunday, Sep. 1 and one on Monday, Sept. 2.
Photo gallery: Georgia 5-star linebacker, major running back target, possible flip candidates
Dawgs247 had a chance to see some of Georgia's top Class of 2025 — committed to Georgia and committed elsewhere — in-person over the last week. Take a look at each of those prospects up close from those travels. Who we saw on the road:. Georgia linebacker commit...
South Florida Fall to No. 25 Georgia
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., August 31, 2024 – The University of South Florida volleyball team (0-2) fell to the No. 25 Georgia Bulldogs (2-0) in straight sets on Saturday afternoon. The Bulls lost with scores of 15-25, 20-25, and 21-25. TransferAlly Cavanaugh (Jacksonville Beach) showed out against her former team, leading with 11 kills on 17 attempts. Naiya Sawtelle (Stuart) led the Bulls with two service aces. Caroline Dykes (Flower Mound, Texas) finished with 22 assists. Samiha Foster (Laurel, Md.) led the team with 11 digs.
UGA Football Fans Light up Mercedes-Benz Stadium During Fight with Clemson Tigers
ATLANTA - Kirby Smart’s No. 1-ranked UGA Football leads 14th ranked Clemson 20-3 through three quarters of the Aflac Kickoff game. Georgia took control in the third quarter with two touchdowns. UGA fans lit up Mercedes-Benz Stadium, as they do:. Georgia Halftime Notes: The Aflac Kickoff Game vs. #14...
OFTC strengthens commitment to commercial truck driving program
Oconee Fall Line Technical College (OFTC) continues to meet workforce demands, specifically in producing quality trained commercial truck drivers, bridging the gap to combat the state’s truck driver shortage. In the last four years, enrollment in the College’s Commercial Truck Driving (CTD) program has increased 40 percent, a direct result of the college’s...
Georgia Power is drilling holes more than a mile underground. Here’s why
At a trio of spots in rural Georgia, including Bartow County, the state’s largest utility is boring holes thousands of feet into the Earth’s crust. The purpose isn’t to suck up water or to hunt for rare minerals. Instead, Georgia Power is testing to see if the rocks as much as 2 miles down might be a suitable place to store carbon dioxide produced by its oil- and gas-fired power plants, instead of allowing the heat-trapping gas to escape into the atmosphere. ...
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