Jordan D. Hill is a Beat Writer at Dawgs247. He specializes in covering team sports, major league sports, and sports tournaments, with a keen focus on the competitive landscape of professional sports and sports marketing. Jordan's work has been featured in the Cadiz Record and 247Sports.
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Jordan D. Hill's focus is on local sports, particularly college football and basketball in Georgia. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage with a specific focus on the Georgia Bulldogs, SEC, NCAA, and basketball.
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By: Jordan D. Hill
Revisiting the Georgia tailbacks who took the world by storm.
By: Jordan D. Hill
Revisiting the Georgia receivers and tight ends who piled up yards over the course of a single season.
A closer look at the Bulldogs who racked up the most tackles in a single season.
A closer look at the Bulldogs who were the most consistent at taking the quarterback to the ground.
Here's the latest on where Georgia's 2027 commits and targets stack up among the nation's best.
The SEC rolled out kickoff times and TV windows for all 13 weeks of the 2026 season.
By: Jordan D. Hill
Running through the list of the Bulldogs' top ball hawks over the years.
By: Jordan D. Hill
The freshman offensive lineman had the odds stacked against him growing up, but he's developed into a leader with an incredible set of skills.
Here's a rundown of the single-season records at UGA and which ones I think could be rewritten this fall.
By: Jordan D. Hill
The Georgia women scored 50 points at NCAAs to win their third consecutive national championship and second straight outdoor title.
