Former Georgia Bulldog announcing Mississippi State at UGA game

The SEC Network commentators are set for the Mississippi State Bulldogs at Georgia Bulldogs football game.

Former Georgia Bulldog quarterback and SEC Champion D.J. Shockley is among the commentators for the Mississippi State at Georgia football game. Additionally, Dave Neal and Lauren Sisler will be on the call for the SEC Network broadcast.

The Mississippi State Bulldogs come into Athens with a 2-4 record under first year head coach Mike Leach. The Bulldogs utilize an air raid offense and shocked defending National Champion LSU on the opening week on the season.

Mike Leach’s squad last played on Nov. 7, which was a 24-17 win over Vanderbilt. The Mississippi State offense has struggled in all of their other games and hasn’t scored more than 14 points in all of their four defeats.

Likewise, the Georgia Bulldogs haven’t played since Nov. 7 when Georgia fell to hated rival Florida. Georgia hasn’t played in a non-College Football Playoff relevant regular season game since the 2016 season. The Dawgs are a prideful team and will want to prove that they’re still an elite college football team.

The Georgia Bulldogs left Athens a 3-0 team back on Oct. 10 following their last home game, a 44-21 victory over the Tennessee Volunteers. Things have changed quite a bit since Georgia’s last home game.

The University of Georgia versus Mississippi State game is set to air on TV at 7:30 p.m. this Saturday (Nov. 21).

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SEC Network commentators set for UGA at Arkansas

The Georgia Bulldogs will kickoff the college football season against the Arkansas Razorbacks. SEC Network TV commentators are set.

The Georgia Bulldogs will kickoff the college football season (assuming no COVID related cancellation) against the Arkansas Razorbacks this Saturday at 4:00 pm. Kirby Smart and the University of Georgia are traveling to Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium to face Sam Pittman and Arkansas.

Georgia will look to open the season strong. The Bulldogs are predicted to topple Arkansas, but Georgia should expect more fight from this year’s version of the Razorbacks.

The SEC Network commentators for the game are set. Dave Neal will handle the play by play and former Georgia Bulldog quarterback D.J. Shockley will be an analyst alongside Neal. Tera Talmadge will take care of the game’s sideline reporting in what should be a unique environment.

Georgia fans will be glad to hear a former Dawg and SEC Champion on the call against the Razorbacks.

Nov 26, 2005: Atlanta, GA, USA: Georgia Bulldogs quarterback (3) D.J. Shockley talks to his team in the first half against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Bobby-Dodd Stadium. Photo By Christopher Gooley-USA TODAY Sports Copyright (c) 2005

Anthony Dasher reported the announcers for the UGA-Arkansas game:

Georgia kicks off against a familiar face this Saturday. Former UGA offensive line coach Sam Pittman will hope to bring the Razorbacks back to respectability after an embarrassing 2-10 campaign in 2019.

Jan 18, 2020; Fayetteville, Arkansas, USA; Arkansas Razorbacks introduce new head football coach Sam Pittman during a timeout in the game against the Kentucky Wildcats at Bud Walton Arena. Nelson Chenault-USA TODAY Sports

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Georgia football alumni are hyped up for SEC Championship

Former Georgia lettermen take to social media to hype up the SEC Championship game.

Some of our favorite Dawgs have experienced the joy of victory and the agony of defeat against LSU in the SEC Championship Game.

Georgia and Louisiana State have met three times in competing for the conference title. The Tigers have bested the Bulldogs 2-1 in such scenarios, claiming the conference championship in 2003 and 2011. Georgia won the 2005 matchup behind D.J. Shockley’s electrifying performance.

Here’s what the lettermen had to say:

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ITS THAT TIME!! #GODAWGS #BEATLSU

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They seem confident that the Dawgs can even the series.