Craig McMichael is a journalist at Last Word on College Football. He specializes in covering Georgia Bulldog Football and D1 Lacrosse, with a strong focus on team sports and competitive athletics. Craig's work has been featured in Lacrosse All Stars, LastWordOnSports.com, Yahoo Sports, and NewsBreak.
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Craig Mcmichael's articles primarily focus on college football, particularly the Georgia Bulldogs and SEC. He frequently provides event coverage and expert commentary within this domain, making him a good contact for those with insights into college football events, player transfers, or perspectives on coaching decisions.
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Georgia Too Hot for Tennessee State. It was 100 degrees on Saturday in Athens. The Georgia Bulldogs were even hotter against Tennessee State.
It was hot on Saturday afternoon at Sanford Stadium. It was 100 degrees at the time of the opening game, the hottest season-opening game in Georgia Bulldogs history. The Georgia offense and defense were cooking as well. Georgia defeated Tennessee State 63-3. The Tigers were outmatched from the start, but Georgia took care of business …
It was hot on Saturday afternoon at Sanford Stadium. It was 100 degrees at the time of the opening game, the hottest season-opening game in Georgia Bulldogs history.
Before we jump into and preview the SEC Week 2 slate, we have something to say. Going 16-0 against a cupcake schedule is not impressive. Yet, the SEC and every other SEC homer account wanted to beat that drum after the Week 1 slate came to an end on Monday night.
By: Craig McMichael
Before we preview Georgia vs. Western Kentucky, we have a question. Did the Georgia athletic department not consult Miranda Priestly ? White after Labor Day?
