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It's not that Georgia doesn't want to play a few easy games, but it's hard to ignore the trend.

ATHENS - It was the Fourth of July before Aron White's freshman year at Georgia when he took a trip home to Columbia, Mo., for the holiday.

It was the Fourth of July before Aron White's freshman year at Georgia when he took a trip home to Columbia, Mo., for the holiday.

The offensive line might be the most anonymous position on a football team, and Clint Boling is probably the quietest lineman at Georgia.

Home >> Blogs >> Marc Weiszer's blog >> Georgia-Auburn rivalry endures from past to present Submitted by Marc Weiszer on Fri, 11/13/2009 - 2:12pm. You dona t have to grow up in the Deep South to appreciate the Deep Southa s oldest rivalry.

It's one thing for Georgia's defensive players to take notice of Auburn's offensive transformation since last season.

This weekend is Georgia's chance for a fourth straight win over rival Auburn, to secure bowl eligibility and avoid a losing season.

Georgia freshman Montez Robinson recorded the first two sacks of his career last Saturday against Tennessee Tech.

The Deep South's oldest rivalry looks a little tarnished. When Georgia hosts Auburn between the hedges Saturday night, it will be the first time since 1991 the teams have met with neither ranked in The Associated Press poll.

It started with a trickle, a strong fourth quarter against a worn-down Vanderbilt defense.

Georgia's Washaun Ealey is held up by Aron White after Ealey scored his second touchdown of the half in the second quarter Saturday.

Georgia quarterback Joe Cox, right, shows his dejection as he sits on the bench near the end of an NCAA college football game against Florida last Saturday in Jacksonville, Fla.

If it was all just a lost cause, maybe Joe Cox could sleep a little easier. If there simply wasn't any talent on the field, maybe it would make more sense.

Georgia quarterback Joe Cox talks with offensive coordinator Mike Bobo during the Bulldogs' win over Vanderbilt.

A video from Saturday's broadcast shows Florida's Brandon Spikes shoving his hand into the top of Georgia running back Washaun Ealey's facemask at some point during the game.

The Bulldogs certainly weren't playing second fiddle to Florida two years ago when they made a huge splash with their 42-30 win, tweaking the Gators in the process with an end-zone celebration.

BOB SELF/The Times-Union Georgia quarterback Joe Cox is sacked by Florida's Carlos Dunlap for an 11-yard loss during the second quarter of Saturday's game at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium.

When A.J. Jones recorded the first of his two interceptions during Florida's 41-17 win against Georgia on Saturday, he felt like he was just breaking even.

Tim Tebow became the Southeastern Conference's all-time leader in touchdowns with a 23-yard scoring run in the second quarter Saturday that gave Florida a 24-10 lead at halftime against archrival Georgia.

Safety Reshad Jones and unranked Georgia will attempt to hand No. 1 Florida its first loss of the season on Saturday.