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Georgia blue-chip transfer quarterback struggling to establish himself on depth chart at fall camp
Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo told reporters at fall camp in Athens that Carson Beck is the one who set the standard for the Bulldogs' impressive stable of backup quarterbacks. Bobo said that Beck told redshirt sophomore Gunner Stockton, true freshman Ryan Puglisi, and former five-star redshirt freshman transfer Jaden Rashada, “You need to take this camp like you’re getting ready to play Clemson the first game. I didn’t do that when I was young. I wasn’t taking advantage of every opportunity to be the starter.”
Reckless Driving Charges Dropped Against Georgia Football's Sacovie White in Athens
In a turn of events for University of Georgia wide receiver Sacovie White, the reckless driving charges previously hanging over his head have been dropped. The freshman's legal woes began on May 18, when he was accused of speeding the wrong way down a one-way street at 2:06 a.m. as revelers were spilling out of downtown Athens bars. An officer from the Athens-Clarke County police had White pull over his 2021 Dodge Charger due to the high speeds and a passenger seemingly hanging out of one window. This incident resulted in two citations and a brief jail stay for White, with his vehicle being towed. But it seems the case has lost its wheels with the recent legal developments.
Mansell: Six Georgia players who raised their stock during camp
Several Georgia players have raised their stock this preseason and DawgsHQ is looking back through our camp notes to single out six guys. The post Mansell: Six Georgia players who raised their stock during camp appeared first on On3.
UGA class of 2028 continues competitive legacy
This week, the University of Georgia welcomed the class of 2028 – one of its most academically qualified classes - with 6,175 first-year students admitted from among 43,000 applicants. These students boast an average GPA of 4.13, an average ACT of 30, an average SAT of 1337 and an...
Back-to-school deals around Athens
As summer fades into fall and school is back in session, Athens eateries are offering delicious back-to-school deals to fuel those busy days. Whether you're in need of a quick bite between classes or a meal to celebrate the new school year, local restaurants are serving up special offers and discounts.
The Red & Black welcomes Katie Martin as new Marketing Director
The Red & Black is thrilled to welcome Katie Martin to our professional staff as our new Marketing Director. Martin has spent approximately 15 years in the marketing field, working in hard goods including consumer electronics, home appliances, flooring, lighting & craft. Her expertise includes marketing and brand strategies, e-commerce strategies, new product launch strategies, retailer support, increased profitability & process improvements. She looks forward to supporting team and helping The Red & Black grow in profitability but also in users.
Finch named Compliance Officer for Citizens Bank
April Finch has been named the new Bank Compliance Officer for The Citizens Bank of Swainsboro. Finch graduated from the Georgia Bankers Association Compliance School on May 3, at the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education and Hotel in Athens. The two-year GBA Compliance School provides students with in-depth...
Mom of 3 Bulldogs has crafted hammocks for UGA fans. How to get them for game days, dorm rooms
Ana Bolanos, a proud mother of three Bulldogs—two current students and one alumnus at the University of Georgia— has launched a new venture that blends her roles as a parent and entrepreneur. Inspired by her own UGA boys and the bulldog fanbase, Bolanos created Campus Hammocks, a brand specializing in artisan-made hammocks...
Georgia transfer named as All-American
Former Georgia Bulldogs center Clay Webb has been named as a second-team All-American according to USA TODAY. Webb, who now plays offensive guard for the Jacksonville State Gamecocks, is a former five-star recruit. Webb joined the Georgia football program in 2019. He stuck with the Bulldogs for a few seasons...
Man shakes off five Taser shots and continues to fight police at homeless camp in Athens
Athens-Clarke police used a Taser gun on a man five times recently during an arrest situation, but despite the electric shocks he continued to resist and had to be physically overpowered. The episode occurred Aug. 11 near a homeless camp off Atlanta Highway, according to the report which was released Wednesday. A police officer...
Former Bulldogs named NCAA Woman of the Year Nominees
Two former Georgia student athletes, Caterina Don and Caitlin Lyons, have been chosen to represent the Southeastern Conference as nominees for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award. The news was announced Tuesday. The NCAA Woman of the Year program was established in 1991. It seeks to recognize “academic achievements,...
Three Reasons Why UGA Falls Short This Year
You might have seen my arguments why UGA will win it all this year. While there’s plenty to be said about how skilled the Dawgs are this year, there are still concerns with this team heading into the season that could end up costing the Dawgs another national championship. Read three reasons why UGA falls short this year.
Georgia linebackers CJ Allen, Raylen Wilson 'more comfortable' entering Year 2
CJ Allen and Raylen Wilson were two of the highest-rated inside linebackers in the 2023 class, and their signing with Georgia led to plenty of excitement about the future of the position. The future arrived a little sooner than expected for both players last fall, but their early exposure to playing time has them well positioned entering 2024.
Fish Oil Supplements Counteract Genetic Predisposition to High Cholesterol
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 14, 2024 (HealthDay News) — Fish oil seems to counteract genetic predisposition to high cholesterol, according to a study published online July 15 in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. Yitang Sun, Ph.D., from the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Georgia in...
Kirby Smart Reveals Toughest Stadium To Play In The SEC
Georgia Bulldogs head coach Kirby Smart was recently interviewed by ESPN college football analysts Marty Smith and Ryan McGee before the 2024 season. Smith and McGee interviewed Smart about his time coaching in the SEC and took the time to ask an interesting question. They asked ...
Gov. Brian Kemp extends State of Emergency in response to Tropical Storm Debby cleanup
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp extended on Wednesday the State of Emergency initially ordered on Aug. 3 to continue providing relief for flooded areas in Georgia and along its coast caused by Tropical Storm Debby. The State of Emergency, which was set to end on Thursday, was extended through Aug. 20 to allow for...
Raffensperger blasts proposed rule requiring hand count of ballots
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia’s secretary of state on Thursday came out against election rule changes pending before the State Election Board, specifically rejecting a proposal to count ballots by hand at polling places on election night. At a meeting in July, the board advanced a proposal that would require three separate poll workers to count ballots at […]
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