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University of Georgia
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Is Aaron Murray ready for the road and the SEC?
ATHENS -- By late Saturday afternoon, Georgia fans will know a lot more about their football team and, particularly, their quarterback.
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Gamecocks' Garcia may have had his breakthrough
The Garcia family surrounded 82-year-old August Garcia and pleaded with him to have the heart operation that would keep him alive.
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Bulldogs' Ealey, King eager to play
ATHENS -- Running back Washaun Ealey spent last week working with the scout team offense, riding the stationary bike and doing situps and pushups.
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Quick facts about UGA's next opponent: South Carolina
South Carolina Record: 1-0, 0-0 SEC Last time played: Georgia QB Joe Cox threw for 201 yards and two TDs and Brandon Boykin scored on a 100-yard kickoff return to lift the Bulldogs to a 41-37 win at Sanford Stadium on Sept.
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Georgia: looking back and peeking ahead
The game that was Nice day. Full stadium. No injuries. Easy victory against an overmatched opponent.
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NCAA issues loom over Georgia-South Carolina game
Georgia and South Carolina begin preparations for a pivotal early-season SEC game with both teams awaiting word from the NCAA on the eligibility of key players.
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UGA defense feeds off Grantham
ATHENS -- Strong safety Bacarri Rambo wasn’t bothered by the words flowing from Todd Grantham’s mouth.
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UGA's Aaron Murray shines in debut
ATHENS -- Aaron Murray knows it. He can’t run every time his receivers are covered. That was the main issue that coach Mark Richt had with Murray’s debut as Georgia’s quarterback Saturday.
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Short-handed Dogs rout outmanned Ragin' Cajuns
ATHENS -- Georgia opened the season Saturday without its top passer, top rusher and top receiver from a year ago.
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Richt tops 300 yards passing in Mars Hill loss
Mars Hill quarterback Jon Richt, the son of Georgia coach Mark Richt, had one of the best statistical games of his college career in a 42-20 loss Saturday against the University of Charleston (W.Va.).
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UGA's Adams says Green case ‘being handled by our lawyers'
ATHENS -- University of Georgia President Michael Adams expects the NCAA’s investigation of star wide receiver A.J.
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Change marks start of Richt's 10th season
ATHENS -- The quarterback is new. The defense is new. The athletic director is new. Even the radio sideline reporter is new.
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Dogs hope they have a nose for ball
ATHENS – As the guy right who lines up behind them, inside linebacker Christian Robinson has a not-so-scenic view of Georgia’s new nose tackles.
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Spurrier and Kiffin take stage tonight
Southern football is as much about villains as it is heroes, and two of the most notorious evil-doers are in the spotlight tonight, both leading teams called USC.
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It's showtime for Georgia's new defense
ATHENS -- Todd Grantham has never attended a game in Sanford Stadium, but about 92,000 Georgia football fans will be on hand, looking for him to make his presence felt there Saturday.
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Hamilton didn't know Ealey had suspended license
ATHENS – Georgia’s Jakar Hamilton said he didn’t know running back Washaun Ealey had a suspended license when he let Ealey borrow his car last week.
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New AD McGarity starts work, expresses concern about arrests
ATHENS -- He first worked in the University of Georgia athletics department as a tennis ballboy and later served as a mid-level administrator in an office he recalls as a converted storage room.
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Georgia opponents box
Louisiana-Lafayette Record: 6-6, 4-4 Sun Belt Last time played: This will be the teams' first meeting.
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UL ready to tackle the Bulldogs
LAFAYETTE, La . – Georgia fans and the college football world might be looking at this as just another rent-a-win, but University of Louisiana-Lafayette quarterback Chris Masson will have none of it when the Ragin’ Cajuns play at Georgia in the season-opener for both teams Saturday.
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UGA’s Dooley remembers two-way stars' domination
It was 1946, and Vince Dooley was entering the bloom of adolescence as the country was shaking off the weariness of war.
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