By Sydney Gibbs After a cloudy and humid Saturday afternoon in Sanford Stadium, the third-ranked Georgia Bulldogs recorded their first shutout of the 2019 season. Behind quarterback Jake Fromm’s 279 yards and three touchdowns, Georgia wiped out the Arkansas State Red Wolves, 55-0. Within the first three minutes of the game, the Bulldogs had a…
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Brooklyn Nets Fill The Void with Nicolas Claxton
By Sydney Gibbs In the second round of the 2019 NBA Draft, the Brooklyn Nets selected breakout star, University of Georgia’s Nicolas Claxton to fill their power forward position. The Nets picked up a fluid athlete who has exceptional technique and basketball IQ. His strong frame fits well with the Net’s organization and he will…
One Goal
By Sydney Gibbs Ever since its debut in 2014, the College Football Playoff has served as a knockout tournament between four teams of the Football Bowl Subdivision to determine the National Champion. The goal has always been to put the four best teams in. It’s been reiterated time after time. However, that goal hasn’t lived…
There is Still Hope
By Arianna Marks If you are a fan for any Georgia team, you know it can become difficult to root for them. During recent years, Georgia teams were points either a play away from becoming champions, or at the bottom of the barrel in their respective sports. Sometimes you can pinpoint what went wrong, other…
Expanding the College Playoffs
By Arianna Marks Four is the number of college teams that makes the College Football Playoffs each year. There is a total of 130 teams in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS.) In 2013, the NCAA started a new system to determine who is the nation’s best football team. The NCAA elects former and…
Georgia Basketball Electrifies Stegeman on Opening Day
By Andrew Frierson There was a whole new atmosphere surrounding Stegeman Coliseum on Friday night as both the men’s and women’s Georgia basketball teams played their first game of the 2018-2019 season. The student section was flooded with red and black along with the rest of the arena to watch the number fourteen ranked Georgia…
War Who?
By Sydney Gibbs After an extremely long four weeks, Georgia fans gathered into well-beloved Sanford Stadium for Saturday in Athens. It wasn’t just any Saturday either, it was the 123rd edition of the deep south oldest football rivalry between the Bulldogs and the Auburn Tigers. Does not matter how good or bad a team is, rivalry games…
“The World’s Largest Cocktail Party”
By Andrew Frierson As the end of October nears and the warm summertime environment transitions to autumn, college football has eclipsed the halfway point in the season. For some teams, this means trying to clinch a spot in the College Football Playoffs while others settle with the reality of a bowl game. However, in Athens…
There’s Still Hope
By Sydney Gibbs Well, the Georgia Bulldogs were finally tested after going against the Louisiana Tigers down in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. However, the outcome wasn’t what the fans expected nor wanted. After a disappointing 36-16 loss in Death Valley, the Bulldogs dropped from No. 2 to No. 8 in the AP Top 25 Poll. They…
Storylines for each World Cup Group
By Alex Merchante At long last, the final stage is set. After what seemed like an eternity that began back in March of 2015, after the world watched every minute of all 868 matches, what began as 209 teams has now dwindled into the final 32. In just over six months, the world will commence its 21st global celebration of…
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