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The Bulldogs are still on top of the SEC after a very strong Week 1 for the entire conference.
By: Jordan D. Hill
The Kentucky transfer has slowly been working his way back after an ATV accident that left him with a punctured lug, broken ribs, broken collarbones, and nerve damage to his right arm.
By: Jordan D. Hill
Here's what caught my attention after a closer look at the Bulldogs' Week 1 win.
Georgia OLB PJ Dean was well known as a recruit in part due to older brother Jared Wilson, who was UGA's center in 2024. The Bulldogs recognized Dean was more than just a former player's little brother, and on Saturday he showed what he's capable of as a pass rusher.
Injuries to two of the most talented edge rushers on Georgia's roster could have put one of the team's biggest question marks under focus in Week 1. Instead, the Bulldogs' pass rush was highlighted by strong performances from newcomers.
Taking a closer look at how I ranked the SEC's 16 teams after one week of play.
By: Jordan D. Hill
Here's a rundown of the freshmen who played in the Bulldogs' season opener.
Georgia got several receivers involved in Week 1, but veterans Isiah Canion and London Humphreys didn't contribute much. While that may be the case again this week, make no mistake: these two will be go-to targets for Gunner Stockton this season.
The veteran DB rehabbed a foot injury for nearly a year but looks none the worse for wear as he patrols the back end of the Georgia defense.
Georgia will go with an all-white look for the first time this weekend. To prepare, let's look back at the other times the Bulldogs have changed up their look on the field.
