Dawn of the Dawg

1 week ago | dawnofthedawg.com | Trevor Michael |Lee Corso

Don’t overthink this up ESPN. In case you missed the news, ESPN’s Lee Corso has announced his retirement from College GameDay. Corso has been the face of ESPN’s flagship program for 38 years, but he is ready to call it quits after his historic run with one of the best college football shows of all time. While Corso has announced his retirement, he still has one more show he will be on as his final show will be during week one of the upcoming college football season.

1 week ago | dawnofthedawg.com | Trevor Michael |Lee Corso

A college football legend has announced his retirement. ESPN’s College GameDay has been one of the best things to ever happen to college football. The show has been around for decades and has been the perfect way to kickoff college football Saturdays, no matter what game they are attending that week. Georgia football has become a frequent flyer for GameDay’s show over the last decade as they have made countless appearances on the show.

1 week ago | dawnofthedawg.com | Braulio Perez

This kid is going to be a major problem for the rest of the SEC. Kirby Smart and the Georgia football team were busy on Saturday for the G-Day festivities and if anything, it has people counting down the days for Week 1 to get here. There's a long wait for late August to arrive, but plenty of playmakers have UGA fans fired up for 2025. The list includes freshman tight end Elyiss Williams, who enrolled early in Athens and just went through his first spring camp with the program.

1 week ago | dawnofthedawg.com | Braulio Perez

Fantastic news for the Bulldogs! Talk about starting off the day with a bang. On Saturday, the annual Georgia football spring game is here and Athens is going to be packed with fans ready for a sneak peak at what the 2025 campaign will have to offer. Well, there's already another reason to be excited for 2026 too. On Saturday morning, safety Kaelan Jones has decided that he doesn't need any additional time to think about where he'll be playing his college ball.

1 month ago | dawnofthedawg.com | Braulio Perez

More off-the-field issues for Kirby. With spring ball here, this is the last thing that Georgia football head coach Kirby Smart wants to be dealing with. As most of you know by now, the program has dealt with plenty of headaches in recent years in terms of off-the-field issues, particularly with driving incidents. More of the same has arrived for the Bulldogs.