Tag Archives: Georgia Bulldogs
Making the case for excessive celebration in college football
“Celebrate good times, come on!” -Kool and the Gang Congratulations! You just received that promotion you’ve been anticipating. You closed a huge sale, finished that lingering household project or lost the weight you’ve been trying for months to lose. It’s time to celebrate. After all, who could hold back emotion after such [...]
Florida-Georgia: A Rivalry Renewed
It’s close. I can feel it. This is what Steve Spurrier must have meant when he consistently called Florida-Georgia the most important game on the Gators schedule. The rivalry was so important to him, he obsessed over it. The Ol’ Ball Coach became the first Florida coach to beat Georgia seven straight times. Florida dominated [...]
Dawgs get bitten by injury, lose their best offensive lineman
Most people expect Georgia and Florida to be the class of the SEC this year, but a key injury to each team could bring the Dawgs and Gators back to the pack a bit. A few days after Florida lost potential All-American tight end Cornelius Ingram for the season due to a knee injury, [...]
2008 MAC Preview Part II: Key Games, Impact Newcomers, and All-MAC Picks
In the final part of The Red Zone Report’s 2008 Mid-American Conference preview, I take a look at some of the key games that lie ahead in 2008, who some of the impact newcomers could be, and I also give my preseason all-conference picks.
Who is ‘Linebacker U?’
When Penn State’s Dan Connor and USC’s Keith Rivers are chosen in this year’s NFL Draft, they will continue a tradition that has entrenched their schools as two of the preeminent linebacker-producing schools in the country.
