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The Bulldogs might not have wanted to make a statement with the opening possession, but that's what they did.

With Georgia Tech's rivalry game against Georgia just one day away, The Telegraph caught up with one player who made a major impact in last year's contest.

The people running the newest shop in Winterville know they won't be able to pay their workers a dime this holiday season, but that's OK.

Reshad Jones is one interception away from the 10th of his Georgia career, is the Bulldogs' No.

What it means to me "It means a lot to me, knowing that I'm part of a rivalry that my role model, my older brother was a part of.

These days some are watching for any signal from Georgia coach Mark Richt in words or actions to try to determine what changes might be in store after this season.

Home >> Blogs >> Marc Weiszer's blog >> Jones to seek evaluation of NFL draft stock Submitted by Marc Weiszer on Wed, 11/18/2009 - 8:47pm. Georgia safety Reshad Jones said Thursday that he will seek an evaluation from an NFL advisory committee to gauge his draft stock.

See when things turned the way of the Bulldogs in their win over Auburn. Turning Point With the score tied 24-all and less than nine minutes to play, Georgia safety Reshad Jones intercepted a Chris Todd pass around the Bulldogs' 25-yard line and returned it to Georgia's 46.

Everything you need to know about the 2009 Tennessee Tech vs. Georgia game in Athens.

Published: Monday, November 2, 2009 at 11:54 p.m. Last Modified: Monday, November 2, 2009 at 11:54 p.m. No.

Based on the recruiting rankings of thepast five years, Georgia should be standing nose-to-nose with Florida on the football field.

Black in Jax probably isn't such a good idea. Brant Sanderlin, bsanderlin@ajc.com Georgia quarterback Joe Cox said the gear "provided a spark.

The game was over as soon as the Georgia Bulldogs needed the helmet gimmick to get motivated.

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

Several former Bainbridge Bearcats and area football players played well in televised games this past Saturday.

That's Bryan Evans giving chase as a South Carolina player scores earlier this season.

Inconsistency has been a constant on Georgia's defense, but the Bulldogs have settled on a three-headed approach to safety.

For Georgia fans, it's an image that has graced their eyes all too often this season - an opposing receiver catching, running and a lot of times, scoring, all seemingly without a Bulldogs defender within 10 yards of them.

Mark Richt called it one of the most frustrating offensive games of his career. He was probably being kind by not mentioning the defense.

Now you know why Tennessee first-year coach Lane Kiffin fired his off-season potshots at Florida, rather than Georgia.