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• Dogs expect better next year

  

  Special to the Ledger-Enquirer

  But young pups must step up

  
  Published on: 12/03/08 By David Hale dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

  There aren’t many teams in the country that would consider a nine-win season a disappointment, but even Georgia coach Mark Richt knows that is the general consensus when summing up 2008 for his Bulldogs.

• Dogs no lock for Capital One Bowl

  

  JOHN BAZMORE - Associated Press

  Officials also look at Mississippi

  
  Published on: 12/02/08 By David Hale dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

  Georgia looked to be a near lock for the Capital One Bowl last week, but the Bulldogs’ upset loss at the hands of Georgia Tech combined with Mississippi’s blowout win over rival Mississippi State has muddied the waters a bit.

• Richt says he will keep staff together

  Published on: 12/01/08 By David Hale dhale@macon.com

  Following a disastrous defensive performance in a 45-42 loss to Georgia Tech on Saturday, many fans are calling for head coach Mark Richt to make significant changes in the offseason.

• Tech ends streak, beats Georgia

  

  Published on: 11/30/08 By Jay Adams jadams@macon.com

  ATHENS, Ga. — About 30 minutes after Saturday’s game, a group of hedges sat in a corner of an empty, quiet Sanford Stadium, conspicuously missing a good number of branches.

• Georgia, Georgia Tech gameline

  Published on: 11/30/08

  @CO Boxtype Indented:The STAR

• Stafford, Moreno not thinking about NFL just yet

  Published on: 11/30/08 By David Hale dhale@macon.com

  ATHENS — Georgia’s seniors were honored before the Bulldogs’ 45-42 loss to Georgia Tech on Saturday, but after the game, it was junior Matthew Stafford and sophomore Knowshon Moreno who were barraged with questions about their future.

• Curran gets up-close view of Jackets duo

  Published on: 11/30/08 By Doug Stutsman sports@macon.com

  ATHENS — Rennie Curran has made a point to keep in touch with his close friends Jonathan Dwyer and Roddy Jones all season, sending them a text message every time one of the Georgia Tech tailbacks has a memorable game.

• Massaquoi left wanting more despite big game

  

  Published on: 11/30/08 By David Hale dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

  ATHENS, Ga. — Ordinarily, it wouldn’t have been a moment Mohamed Massaquoi wanted to savor. Regardless of his statistics, the senior normally is quick to put a loss behind him.

• Richt refuses to put blame on Martinez

  

  Published on: 11/30/08 By David Hale dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

  ATHENS, Ga. — It had already been a long season for embattled Georgia defensive coordinator Willie Martinez, but as the final seconds of the Bulldogs’ 45-42 loss ticked off the clock, many fans were already wondering if it wasn’t just Georgia’s seniors who would be waiving goodbye to Sanford Stadium.

• Fans give Munson ovation

  Published on: 11/30/08 By Charles Odum AP Sports Writer

  ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia fans finally had their chance to pay tribute to Larry Munson on Saturday, and the former longtime voice of the Georgia radio network responded with a long tip of his cap.

• Johnson not surprised by Tech’s win

  Published on: 11/30/08

  ATHENS, Ga.

• Georgia Tech-Georgia rivalry still intense for players

  

  Published on: 11/29/08 By David Hale dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

  ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia linebacker Rennie Curran has been a Bulldogs fan since he started playing football nearly a decade ago, but he said he never paid much attention to the annual game with Georgia Tech.

• Geogia Tech vs. Georgia matchup

  

  Published on: 11/29/08

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• No glory, no problem for Georgia's Southerland

  

  Published on: 11/28/08 By David Hale

  dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

• Will Stafford and Moreno stay or will they go?

  

  Associated Press

  Georgia's defense prepares for Tech's option offense

  
  Published on: 11/27/08 By David Hale dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

  ATHENS, Ga. — The only time Matthew Stafford said he has ever been nervous on the field was the first time he stepped under center at Sanford Stadium.

• Anderson getting better

  Published on: 11/26/08 From staff reports

  ATHENS, Ga. — Right tackle Justin Anderson’s injured foot is feeling better this week, coach Mark Richt said, and the redshirt freshman hasn’t been officially ruled out for this week’s game against Georgia Tech.

• UGA's injured roster keeps growing

  

  Macon Telegraph

  Staff wages battle against more

  
  Published on: 11/25/08 By David Hale dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

  Jeff Owens calls himself the captain of the green team.

• Jackets make Bulldogs wary

  

  Tech's blowout of Miami impresses

  
  Published on: 11/24/08 By David Hale Dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

  Mark Richt didn’t think there was much chance his Georgia Bulldogs would overlook Georgia Tech just because they had beaten the Yellow Jackets seven straight times.

• Curran is Georgia's weight-room wonder

  

  Published on: 11/23/08 By David Hale dhale@ledger-enquirer.com

  ATHENS, Ga. —An oversized grid of names and numbers nearly fills a wall in the hallway between Georgia’s training room and weight room. It lists the record holders for each position in various feats of strength and speed — a monument to the players who were as impressive in the gym as they were on the field.

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