Georgia Bulldogs
The Georgia Bulldogs are the proud athletic teams representing the University of Georgia, located in Athens, Georgia. Known for their fierce competitiveness and storied tradition, the Bulldogs have become a symbol of Southern pride and collegiate excellence. With a passionate fan base and a rich history in sports like football, basketball, and gymnastics, Georgia’s teams consistently strive for greatness, blending talent, determination, and Bulldog tenacity. Their iconic red and black colors and the spirited fight song “Glory, Glory” embody the heart and spirit of this legendary program.
Georgia Athletics:
Football:
STARKVILLE, Miss. — No. 5 Georgia used a dominant second quarter to pull away from Mississippi State in a 41-21 win Saturday at Davis Wade Stadium. Quarterback Gunner Stockton threw three touchdown passes, and running back Nate Frazier exploded for a career-best 181 rushing yards, including scoring runs of 59 and 33 yards. After trailing 7-3 early, Georgia (8-1, 6-1 SEC) rattled off 21 straight points in the second quarter to take control, marking its sixth straight win over MSU and 47th consecutive victory over an unranked opponent. The Bulldogs piled up 567 total yards — 303 rushing and 264 passing. Zachariah Branch caught eight passes for 68 yards and a touchdown, while KJ Bolden led the defense with 10 tackles. Mississippi State (5-5, 1-5) opened strong with a 14-play touchdown drive but couldn’t keep pace as Georgia’s offense and defense took over.
Stockton’s 4 TD passes lift Georgia past Ole Miss in 4th-quarter rally ATHENS, Ga. — No. 9 Georgia overcame a late deficit to beat No. 5 Ole Miss 43-35 on Saturday, keeping its SEC championship hopes alive. Quarterback Gunner Stockton passed for 289 yards and four touchdowns, three of them to tight end Lawson Luckie, and added a 22-yard rushing score. The Bulldogs trailed 35-26 entering the fourth quarter but pulled ahead when Stockton connected with Luckie for a 7-yard touchdown with 7:29 left. Georgia (6-1, 4-1 SEC) has now rallied from halftime deficits in three of five SEC games, a resilience coach Kirby Smart praised: “We’re hard to kill. We won’t go away.” Ole Miss (6-1, 3-1) scored on its first five possessions but couldn’t hold off the Bulldogs, who finished without turnovers.
Georgia forces goal-line fumble, tops Auburn 20-10 AUBURN, Ala. — No. 10 Georgia turned a late second-quarter goal-line fumble into momentum, rallying to beat Auburn 20-10 and extend its winning streak in the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry to nine games. Linebacker CJ Allen forced the fumble from Jackson Arnold with 1:32 left in the half, and Kyron Jones recovered, stopping Auburn from a potential 17-0 lead. Georgia responded with an 88-yard drive for a field goal and controlled the second half. Coach Kirby Smart praised his team’s resilience: “Our kids never quit. I’m as proud of this team as any I’ve coached.”
Georgia edges Florida in late-game thriller JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — No. 5 Georgia survived a tense showdown with Florida, rallying for a 24-20 win on Saturday. The Bulldogs trailed late but made a key fourth-down stop and benefited from a favorable replay call to secure their fifth straight victory over the Gators. “This team just won’t quit,” coach Kirby Smart said. “Every SEC game comes down to the last two possessions, and our guys stay composed when they’re behind.” Florida, playing its first game since firing coach Billy Napier, took a 20-17 lead on Trey Smack’s 54-yard field goal — the longest of his career and a new school record for kicks of 50 yards or more. But Georgia answered in the final moments to extend its SEC success.
Basketball:
Men's Basketball
Wilkerson leads Georgia in 120-81 rout of Morehead State ATHENS, Ga. — Jeremiah Wilkerson scored 22 points as Georgia rolled past Morehead State 120-81, marking their third blowout win in seven days. Seven Bulldogs reached double figures: Jake Wilkins 15, Blue Cain 14, Kanon Catchings 14, Justin Bailey 13, Marcus Millender 11, Kareem Stagg 10. Georgia shot 56% from the field, hit 17-of-37 from three, and went 19-for-26 at the free-throw line. Morehead State was led by George Marshall’s 17 points and Jon Carroll’s 13 points, nine rebounds. Georgia extends its 30-game home winning streak against non-conference opponents at Stegeman Coliseum. The Bulldogs face their first power-conference test Friday against Georgia Tech before traveling to the Charleston Classic next weekend.
Cain, Wilkins lead Georgia past UMES 94-29 ATHENS, Ga. — Blue Cain and Jake Wilkins scored 16 points each as Georgia dominated Maryland Eastern Shore 94-29 Wednesday night. Cain added seven rebounds and four 3-pointers, while Wilkins contributed six boards and was perfect from the free-throw line. Kanon Catchings posted 14 points, nine rebounds, and two blocks, and Jeremiah Wilkerson had 12 points with six assists. Georgia (2-0) controlled the boards 53-40, forced 31 turnovers, and converted fast-break opportunities into easy points. The Bulldogs shot 31-of-76 overall, including 8-of-40 from three, while UMES struggled from the field, making 11-of-55 overall and 1-of-18 from deep.
Women's Basketball
Georgia limited Alabama State to 44 points, the fewest allowed by the Lady Bulldogs in a season opener in seven years. They then held Furman to just 23% shooting, the lowest opponent shooting percentage since Coach ABE’s debut season in 2022-23 against Jacksonville State.
Georgia cruises past Furman, 91-45 ATHENS, Ga. — Dani Carnegie scored 19 points and led five double-digit scorers as Georgia dominated Furman 91-45 Thursday at Stegeman Coliseum. The sophomore guard went 5-of-8 from three-point range and added eight rebounds, three assists, and three steals. Trinity Turner and Enjulina Gonzales each had 11 points, while Mia Woolfolk and Zhen Craft added 10 apiece. The Bulldogs shot 49.3% from the field, hit 7-of-15 from three, outscored Furman 44-12 in the paint, and turned 26 turnovers into 26 points. Georgia built a 25-13 first-quarter lead and extended it with a 31-7 second quarter to take control at halftime.