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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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The former Cambridge HS star hit the ground running in Athens and has made a positive impression ahead of his freshman season.
The Bulldogs head coach was emphatic that the program will not be adding players who are currently on NFL rosters.
By: Jordan D. Hill
The SEC implemented policy on Tuesday night to keep pro players from returning to the league.
Nick Chubb's retirement last week brought back a flood of memories about the Georgia legend and how lucky I was to watch him up close on Fridays and Saturdays.
Smart knows the Bulldogs still have a ways to go after a lackluster 20-sack campaign in 2025.
Georgia LB Chris Cole has put himself in position to have a monster 2026. Cole's approach has not only prepared him well for his junior season, but it's been useful as a teaching tool for the players around him.
The 6-foot-4, 205-pound receiver is right at home at Georgia and figures to play an important role in the Bulldogs' passing game.
It's hard to think of a college football offseason that's been more chaotic and contentious than this one. That's why the arrival of Week 0 on Saturday is something worth savoring and celebrating.
By: Jordan D. Hill
The Bulldogs head coach left the door open for either redshirt sophomore Ryan Puglisi or redshirt freshman Ryan Montgomery to be QB2 behind Gunner Stockton.
The Bulldogs will face a couple of G5 opponents as well as a familiar ACC foe ahead of the upcoming season.
