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Bulldogs Shake Up Roster: NFL Decisions and New Recruits

Gabe Harris Declares He’s Not Going Anywhere Georgia’s standout edge defender Gabe Harris announced via social media that he will return for the 2026 season rather than entering the NFL Draft. After a dominant 2025 campaign highlighted by pivotal sacks, including one in the SEC Championship win over Alabama, Harris missed the Sugar Bowl against…
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Georgia’s Dawgs: Draft Picks, Transfers and Flops

Why Miami Sizzled While Georgia Got Burned The Miami Hurricanes eked past Ole Miss 31-27 in the Fiesta Bowl, exposing glaring flaws in Georgia’s Allstate Sugar Bowl performance. Miami held the Rebels to 398 yards and a 20% third-down conversion rate, while Georgia surrendered nearly 500 yards and converted 36% of Ole Miss’s third downs.…
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TITLE: Georgia’s Transfer Tsunami and NFL Departures

Rival Heist: Tech Star Isiah Canion Joins Dawgs Georgia Tech’s electric wideout Isiah Canion has announced he’s hopping onto the Georgia Bulldogs’ bandwagon via the NCAA transfer portal. Over two seasons in Atlanta, Canion racked up 39 catches for over 500 yards and showcased his multi-position athleticism. With veteran receivers exiting and QB Gunner Stockton…
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Georgia Stars: Portal Moves and NFL Choices

Linebacker Wilson Hits the Brake on NFL Dreams Georgia Bulldogs linebacker Raylen Wilson announced he will decline this year’s NFL Draft and return to Athens for the 2026 season. After the Dawgs’ season-ending loss to Ole Miss in the Sugar Bowl, Wilson took to social media to explain that he “still has business to handle”…
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Bulldogs Roster Shakeup: Drafts, Transfers & New Commitments

Dillon Bell Declares His Leap from Athens to the NFL Following the Georgia Bulldogs’ season-ending loss in the Allstate Sugar Bowl, wide receiver Dillon Bell officially announced his intention to enter the 2026 NFL Draft. Bell took to social media to express gratitude for his time “Between the Hedges,” thanking teammates, coaches, and fans for…
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Georgia Football: Smart’s Decade, Bowl Blunders & Transfer Frenzy

From Clemson to Athens: Khalil Barnes Signs On Former Clemson safety Khalil Barnes, fresh off a season with 40 tackles, a tackle for loss, and seven career interceptions, has officially committed to the Georgia Bulldogs. The North Oconee High School alumnus visited Athens on January 3, then toured Ole Miss before ultimately choosing Kirby Smart’s…
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Dawgs’ Overtime Thrill: Georgia Stuns Auburn

Bulldogs Dig Deep in OT to Topple Auburn Jeremiah Wilkinson exploded for 31 points, drilling clutch shots to power Georgia past Auburn 104-100 in an epic SEC overtime battle. After seeing a 92-88 lead slip away on Keyshawn Hall’s late foul-line free throws and Kevin Overton’s miraculous buzzer-beater, the Bulldogs rallied behind Wilkinson’s back-to-back threes…
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Georgia Football: Transfer Targets and Staff Shakeups

From Bulldogs to Hilltopper: Metcalf’s Next Step Georgia defensive backs analyst David Metcalf is set to leave Athens for Western Kentucky, where he’ll take over safeties coaching duties. Metcalf spent several seasons in Georgia’s program, working alongside high-profile figures like Donte Williams, Will Muschamp and Travaris Robinson. As Kirby Smart wraps up his tenth season,…
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Georgia Bulldogs: Transfers, Season Recap and Offseason Buzz

Season Finale Shocker Leaves Dawg Fans Baffled The Georgia Bulldogs’ 2025 campaign ended in gut-wrenching fashion with a loss to Ole Miss in the College Football Playoff Sugar Bowl, marking their second straight season finale defeat in New Orleans. Despite the disappointment, the year featured six one-score thrillers, snapped losing streaks against Auburn, Tennessee and…
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Georgia Bulldogs’ Sugar Bowl Dramas and Injuries

Safety Shake-Up: KJ Bolden’s Shoulder Scare in New Orleans In their Sugar Bowl clash with Ole Miss, Georgia safety KJ Bolden left the field after taking a heavy shoulder hit. The Bulldogs, fresh off a month-long hiatus, hoped to replicate their earlier SEC-winning defensive form, but Bolden’s injury forced him off for evaluation. Coach Kirby…