How do y’all like your steak? Ironically many are now wanting to put a fork in the playoff hopes for Texas after we hand delivered them a third loss. Georgia’s 35–10 whoopin’ over Texas wasn’t the epic “Return of the King” finale the matchup was hyped to be for the Longhorns.

No. 5 Georgia and No. 10 Texas will lock horns in Athens, GA for the first time in the two programs’ history.

Well folks, it’s that time again — the battle of the Bulldogs. Red and black meets maroon and white, and it’s fixin’ to be one of them games where pads pop, helmets rattle, and only one set of Dawgs walks off waggin’ their tails.

As we approach this Halloween weekend, The Georgia Bulldogs (and its’ fans) head down south for its annual rivalry with the Florida Gators in Jacksonville. St. Simons, and Frat beach will be crawling with students and fans alike eager to see the Dawgs beat the team in Orange & Blue

Sanford Stadium will host yet another major matchup between the hedges. This time it’s the visiting team who will be ranked no. 5 as the Ole Miss Rebels head to the Classic City to take on the no. 9 Georgia Bulldogs.

The Dawgs got back into the win column after Saturday’s SEC victory over the Wildcats of Kentucky. More than anything, Georgia can turn the page and focus on the remaining schedule instead of looking back.

“C-A-T-S, Cats, Cats, Cats!” Imagine screaming this before you go into battle and thinking your opponent will be intimidated. That’s what will be coming to Athens, GA this weekend as the Bulldogs host Mark Stoops and the Kentucky Wildcats for a noon kickoff.

Here we are again. Another loss to the team from Tuscaloosa, and the worst part (like many of these matchups) is that we had every opportunity to come away with a win.

Over the past 5 years, there has not been a championship-contending team that has crossed paths with Georgia and not had a loss put on its record. Ohio State, Texas, Oregon, Notre Dame, LSU, Michigan, Clemson and Alabama have all been bested by Kirby and company during this recent run.

Saturday's game between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Tennessee Volunteers was absolute cinema and an instant SEC classic! It had all of the characteristics needed to be considered an all-time thriller:

I didn’t become a Georgia fan on a winning streak. Nor dId I join the red and black wearers following two back to back National Championships. All fair reasons to support UGA. No, for me it was quite the opposite. I became a fan on the precipice of Dawgnation staring down the barrel of a tenth straight loss to the Vols.

It’s not Florida or Auburn, honestly it’s not even Georgia Tech– but when you grow up in Northwest, GA you learn to hate that ‘Volunteer Orange’ at an early age. Just a short drive up I-75 will take you straight to Knoxville, TN

College football has always been about more than playbooks and setting records. Further more, it’s about more than TV contracts and NIL budgets.

If you joined us for the Sunday Scary Reaction podcast you already know that we had some fun at Mike Bobo’s expense.

After a wild Week 1 in college football, Georgia comes into Week 2 as the No. 4 team in the country and gets another tune-up game before undertaking SEC play