Georgia Bulldogs NCAA Football News

For two years, Israel Troupe has toiled in the shadows. He arrived at Georgia with an impressive resume, ranked as the top wide receiver recruit in the state coming out of high school.

In a recent poll of Georgia players, the Bulldogs were asked to vote who they thought were the best leaders on the team.

Georgia tackle Trinton Sturdivant's injury last August was the first of several that forced Georgia to go with a patchwork offensive line much of the season.

The Lions have signed undrafted free-agent receiver Kenneth Harris, a backup the past four years at Georgia.

As Georgia continues its summer workouts, strong safety Reshad Jones is determined to make sure his junior campaign with the Bulldogs will be one fans remember for a long time.

Submitted by Marc Weiszer on Thu, 06/25/2009 - 7:26am. Even rainy days cana t dampen the positive talk coming out of Georgiaa s summer workouts.

If you haven't heard the name A.J. Green yet, you will once the 2009 NCAA Football season begins.

Let's be honest: the Georgia defense didn't strike fear into the hearts of any teams last season.

Georgia fans are really excited to see this name pop up on the Player Countdown to Kickoff.

It was the most memorable game day of Marcus Washington's life, but he hardly remembers the game.

Georgia had a great last week or so on the recruiting front. How high can the Bulldogs finish in the SEC recruiting race? Can Vanderbilt sign a few four-star prospects? Does Oklahoma have a good shot at signing running back Roy Finch from Florida? Speaking of the Sunshine State, what's going on in the Panhandle? LSU recently landed Justin Maclin ...

LB B.J. Butler 6-3, 240 Kissimmee, Fla. Receiver is arguably the biggest need in Georgia's football recruiting efforts for 2010, and the Bulldogs are making headway early.

The Green Bay Packers have signed three defensive players taken on the second day of the NFL draft: defensive end Jarius Wynn, cornerback Brandon Underwood and linebacker Brad Jones.

Last week, we took a look at quarterbacks Joe Cox and Aaron Murray. If you missed the analysis, it can be found here.

Submitted by Marc Weiszer on Mon, 06/15/2009 - 12:00pm. Another offseason round of interviews with Georgia football players last week offered a different twist.

Although primarily known for its running attack during the Vince Dooley era and now considered more of a balanced offense under Mark Richt, there have been times over the years when UGA has been known for putting the ball up in the air much of the time.A Loading ... Wally Butts was considered a prime mover in the modern passing attack.

The state's top football prospect -- at least according to one prominent recruiting ranking -- made a verbal pledge Tuesday to play for Georgia.

University of Georgia head football coach Mark Richt discusses former SHS standout Deangelo Tyson and former ECI star Washaun Ealey Tuesday in Macon.

Logan Gray knows that Joe Cox will no doubt be the starting quarterback when the Bulldogs open the season at Oklahoma State.

Rookie running backs have been popping in Denver for more than a decade. Now the team will likely hang its running game on former University of Georgia stud Knowshon Moreno , who may be the best pure running back of his draft class.