Craig Mcmichael is a sports journalist who writes for LastWordOnSports.com. His articles focus on college football, particularly the Georgia Bulldogs. Craig has also had his work featured in Lacrosse All Stars.
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Welcome to Week 13 of our Heisman poll! In last week's article , we highlighted the significant gap between the top two candidates and the rest of
It's time to go between the hedges as Georgia welcomes the North Avenue Trade School for some clean, old-fashioned hate. But first, we should discuss Georgia's return to Atlanta next weekend. Georgia faces the winner of this weekend's clash between Texas and Texas A&M in the SEC Championship. DAWGS ARE ATL BOUND. @GeorgiaFootball has officially clinched a spot in the 2024 SEC Football Championship Game!#SECFB x #SECChampionship pic.twitter.com/OnTPe7zR7n — Southeastern Conference (@SEC) November 24, 2024 The Dawgs have become a constant in the SEC Championship under Kirby Smart, but it's easy to remember it wasn't always like that for Georgia. […]
Crazy eights! Overcoming a 17 point deficit. Eight overtimes. Georgia's dancing to the CFP. We try to make sense of it all!
The 2024 regular season has come to a close. We polled our Last Word on College Football writers for a final Week 14 Heisman poll.
It's the first Saturday in December. We have your SEC Championship preview as No. 2 Texas heads to Atlanta to face #5 Georgia. Many of us predicted this matchup, but these two teams, primarily Georgia, took a longer road to get there. Both teams are presumably locked into the College Football Playoff, but that doesn't mean each team isn't playing for something. For the Longhorns, an SEC Championship provides a chance at redemption for an October loss to the Dawgs and an exclamation point that they belong (and the Sooners do not). For Georgia, the 2024 season was supposed to […]
And just like that…the 2024 regular season is over. We had such high hopes for the SEC heading into the season. Would the committee take four or five teams in the playoff?
The Southeastern Conference revealed the 2025 schedules for the 16 teams in their conference.
Not the news Georgia fans were hoping for. Bulldogs fans' worst fears were confirmed Thursday night when multiple outlets confirmed that Carson Beck would miss the Dawg's Playoff Run.
And then there were two. The No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs and No. 5 Texas Longhorns hold the banner for the Southeastern Conference heading into the CFB Playoff Quarterfinals.
It's 2-PAC versus the ACC in the DirectTV Holiday Bowl. Washington State and No. 21 Syracuse both look to get out of the cold and snow and head to the warm sunshine of Southern California.
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