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Halftime: UGA Twitter reacts to 21-14 lead over Missouri

It’s halftime of Georgia at Missouri. Check out what UGA Twitter thinks of the Dawgs’ 21-14 lead.

No. 9 Georgia started out hot in Columbia versus No. 25 Missouri, live now on SEC Network.

The Bulldogs scored two early touchdowns to take a 14-0 lead with 3 minutes left in the first quarter, but Missouri would answer in the second quarter with two scores of their own, thanks, in part, to a blocked Georgia punt that set up an easy Tiger score before the half.

The Bulldogs have out-gained Missouri 238-121 in total yards thus far.

Here’s what UGA Twitter has to say about the Bulldogs 21-14 lead.

Let's go Dawgs

— UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive) December 12, 2020

Yessir!!! Give us those 6!!!

— Chris Milton (@fatherofballers) December 12, 2020

That was nice camera work on the touchdown……but heck of a catch by George Pickens.

— Trent Smallwood (@SmallwoodTrent) December 12, 2020

George needs way more targets.

— Logan Booker (@LoganMBooker) December 12, 2020

Georgia's offense needs to get it together in the run game.

Frankly, the OL need to play better generally speaking.

Defense has given up a trick play and was asked to stop a drive that started at the 1-yard line.

— DawgPost (@Dawg_Post) December 12, 2020

Evergreen tweet 🤷🏻‍♂️ https://t.co/KERZvQnbr6

— Jake Reuse (@ReuseRecruiting) December 12, 2020

Missouri's Larry Rountree with 17 yards on 10 carries is no small thing for Georgia defense. Got to shore up special teams and adjust to pressure during halftime.

— Chip Towers AJC (@ctowersajc) December 12, 2020

George Pickens AGAIN.
Wowzers. pic.twitter.com/p7hc3ldah0

— Dayne Young (@dayneyoung) December 12, 2020

Twitter reacts to Georgia’s dominant 2nd half in win over Tennessee

The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Tennessee Volunteers. Here’s how UGA football Twitter reacted to the big win.

The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Tennessee Volunteers 44-21 behind a dominant second-half performance. UGA trailed the Vols 21-17 at the half, but the Dawgs bounced back and scored 27 unanswered points in the second half.

Stetson Bennett was solid once again. Georgia’s run defense dominated. Azeez Ojulari, Adam Anderson, and Eric Stokes had big-time games for Dan Lanning’s elite defense.

Next up for the Bulldogs is the Alabama Crimson Tide. Before looking ahead to next week, let’s take a look at how Georgia Bulldogs football Twitter reacted to the victory over SEC East rival Tennessee.

@amarius_mims how bout them dawgs! 🐶🌊 #GoDawgs

— brock 🌊 (@BrockVandagriff) October 10, 2020

Georgia is the only team in the last 10 seasons with multiple 20-point wins after trailing at halftime in a season. They also beat Arkansas by 27 two weeks ago.

They're the second team in the last 15 seasons to accomplish this, along with Tulsa in 2008. pic.twitter.com/1veo9c3RF0

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) October 10, 2020

Live look at #Georgia in the second half: pic.twitter.com/Ax2l2X5zxd

— Maria Martin (@Ria_Martin) October 10, 2020

Them Dawgs Ain’t Sweet🔴⚫️

— Lovasea Carroll (@LovaseaC) October 10, 2020

In sole possession of 1st place in the #SEC East: the Georgia Bulldogs.#GoDawgs #HBTFD pic.twitter.com/yDkqfvJpUo

— NCAA SPORTS REPORTS (@NCAASportsRep) October 10, 2020

Cade Mays and this "best OL in the SEC" have gotten their butts whipped tonight.

— Trent Smallwood (@SmallwoodTrent) October 10, 2020

For those counting, that's the second straight year Georgia has returned a fumble for a touchdown against Tennessee. Tae Crowder did so last year.

— Anthony Dasher (@AnthonyDasher1) October 10, 2020

Florida loses and UGA wins big overall a good day.

— UGA United (@UGAUnited) October 10, 2020

Hate em. Like no other team, no other program, no other university. I hate the Georgia Bulldogs. But tip your cap. They're on a different level.

— Joel A. Barker (@joelabarker) October 10, 2020

Georgia Bulldogs for real.

— Travis (@TrabDiggidy) October 10, 2020

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Georgia football Twitter reacts to big win over Auburn

The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Auburn Tigers 27-6 and UGA football Twitter celebrated.

The Georgia Bulldogs succeeded when they faced their first ranked opponent of the 2020 college football season. The University of Georgia defeated the Auburn Tigers 27-6 in a convincing win.

Georgia dominated the line of scrimmage and held a three touchdown lead for most of the game. The Bulldogs were much more impressive than in their season opening win over the Arkansas Razorbacks (who defeated Mississippi State in a upset on Saturday).

UGA has dominated the series lately against the Tigers, who have now lost 13 of their last 16 games against the Bulldogs. Auburn has especially struggled to score or win on the road in Athens. In fact, Auburn hasn’t beat Georgia in Athens since 2005.

This all added up to a joyful Georgia Bulldog football Twitter following the huge win.

Stetson has EARNED everything he’s gotten! #DGD https://t.co/wks8HAWuyQ

— Rodrigo Blankenship (@RodTheKicker3) October 5, 2020

Recapping the first half of Auburn-Georgia: pic.twitter.com/3vcOEp7jYr

— ESPN (@espn) October 4, 2020

Let’s ball ‼️ https://t.co/dK6X2akK6j

— XVIII (@humblehead_mark) October 4, 2020

Watching @GeorgiaFootball just dominating the line of scrimmage pic.twitter.com/26SkvaGSwO

— David Andrews (@dandrews61) October 4, 2020

Georgia hasn’t lost to Auburn since Gus Malzahn’s “dog crap” comment in 2017

(Combined margin of victory: 103-37) pic.twitter.com/tJuYpfOu94

— Wes Blankenship (@Wes_nship) October 4, 2020

Here's a look at the final stat line from tonight's win over Auburn.#GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/7gpI3dWa5Z

— Georgia Bulldogs (@UGAAthletics) October 4, 2020

Seeing some reports that the Auburn buses didn’t make it back to campus last night.

Somebody allegedly drew a goal line across I-85 near Columbus and Gus Malzahn couldn’t figure out how to get the team across it.

— Logan Booker (@LoganMBooker) October 4, 2020

Not a reaction, but we love Uga even though he couldn’t attend:

Uga might be at home, but he is still a v good Dawg 🐶 pic.twitter.com/0brRiZuJhp

— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) October 4, 2020

Congratulations to former UGA OL coach Sam Pittman – gets first win at Arkansas and snaps a 20-game SEC losing streak for the Razorbacks. pic.twitter.com/qsbR0Q8504

— UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive) October 4, 2020

Is Texas football back yet?

— Barstool UGA (@ugabarstool) October 3, 2020

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Georgia football Twitter reacts to win over Arkansas

The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks 37-10 following a slow first half start. Here’s how UGA Twitter reacted.

The Georgia Bulldogs defeated the Arkansas Razorbacks 37-10 following a slow start. Georgia forced three Arkansas turnovers and shut down the Razorback rushing attack to make things easier for the offense.

Georgia’s offense, which struggled in the first half, was solid under quarterback Stetson Bennett. Bennett helped Georgia play cleaner, and he connected with George Pickens to get UGA’s first touchdown of the season.

Defensive back Eric Stokes had a pick six to give Georgia a 27-10 lead late in the third quarter. His interception helped put the game out of reach.

While it wasn’t pretty, Georgia opened the season with a blowout win against a scrappy Arkansas team. Kirby Smart and company know they’ll have to start better against Auburn this week.

Here’s how Georgia football Twitter reacted to Georgia’s uneasy win over one of the lesser teams in the SEC in Arkansas:

Like I said before…. I sleep well knowing Richard Lee LeCounte III is an American football safety and is commanding the UGA secondary ⚫️ pic.twitter.com/scRsq8N5dC

— 🔑LEE Ring🐶 (@HBTFD1) September 27, 2020

Richard LeCounte was spectacular despite giving up Arkansas’ only touchdown. He finished the day with two interceptions.

Georgia offense SHUT OUT in 1st half to Arkansas — the worst statistical defense over last 3 years

• 1/11 on 3rd down
• 2.8 yards/play
• 10/22 45% passing
• 0 points (2 from safety)

— Pick Six Previews (@PickSixPreviews) September 26, 2020

Let’s remember… this was just the 1st quarter for UGA! New QB, new OC, revamped oline! They will get it together, Gotta be able to run the ball better @UGAAthletics @PuntandPass @UGAfootballLive

— Aaron Murray (@aaronmurray11) September 26, 2020

I don't know whose idea those throwback UGA uniforms were but that person makes good life decisions.

— Dr. SEC (@thedrsec) September 26, 2020

Panic and discord within the UGA Football twittersphere following a 27-point victory is the normalcy I’ve needed in 2020.

Welcome back SEC Football, you beautiful bastard.

— Logan Booker (@LoganMBooker) September 27, 2020

It's how you finish.#ATD #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/BURGldBZiF

— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) September 26, 2020

Georgia Bulldogs football team do three consecutive plays without a penalty challenge

— Amanda Mull (@amandamull) September 26, 2020

1 – 0#GoDawgs #BeatAuburn pic.twitter.com/MYfUsmkYqk

— UGA United (@UGAUnited) September 26, 2020

we waited 10 months for Georgia football and the first score for the Dawgs is a safety.

couldn’t get more 2020 than that lmao

— Alyssa Purser (@AlyssaPurser) September 26, 2020

Largest margin of victory during SEC opening week:

1) Georgia (27)
2) Alabama (19)
3) Florida (16)
3) Auburn (16)
5) Mississippi State (10)
6) Texas A&M (5)
7) Tennessee (4)

— UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive) September 27, 2020

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Georgia football Twitter reacts to new SEC schedule

On Monday night, the SEC released the conference-only schedule for the 2020 college football season. See the full schedule here

Monday night the SEC released the new conference-only schedule for the 2020 college football season.

Georgia will head to Arkansas week one on Sept. 26, and will face Auburn week two on Oct. 3 in Athens.

The Bulldogs will then face Tennessee at home on Oct. 10, Alabama in Tuscaloosa on Oct. 17 and Kentucky in Lexington on Oct 24 – definitely the most challenging stretch in the Bulldog’s new schedule.

Things do get a bit easier after Florida on Nov. 7.

Georgia goes to Missouri on Nov. 14, faces Mississippi State in Athens on Nov. 21 and goes to South Carolina on Nov. 28 – ultimately ending the season in Athens versus Vanderbilt on Dec. 5.

Here’s what Twitter had to say about Georgia’s chances to run the table in this year’s unprecedented SEC-only schedule.

Our 2020 schedule ‼️🏈#ATD #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/XIGYO8tBGT

— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) August 18, 2020

Here it is: the 2020 #SECFB Schedule ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/BTyrFLiaWC

— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) August 17, 2020

Georgia new all-SEC schedule is fair, challenging https://t.co/wAafgC6Rim

— Chip Towers AJC (@ctowersajc) August 17, 2020

Week 1, @SEC football schedule
Sept. 26
Best game: Florida at Ole Miss (Lane Kiffin)
Best storyline: Georgia at Arkansas (Sam Pittman)
Secondary storyline: Kentucky at Auburn if Joey Gatewood gets waiver
Blowout city: Alabama at Missouri.
Full schedule at 7 pm on @SECNetwork

— Tony Barnhart (@MrCFB) August 17, 2020

10/17

Dawgs and the Tide

Lets do it.

— Matt DeBary (@MattDeBary) August 17, 2020

Week 6, Halloween:

Bye week.

Dawgs were originally scheduled to play Florida on Halloween.

— UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive) August 17, 2020

Georgia only has the third-highest projected spread in the SEC in its game against Arkansas. Number one? Texas A&M by 37 points over Vanderbilt.https://t.co/FtR6Ld245a pic.twitter.com/MxAAgGoOso

— DawgPost (@Dawg_Post) August 17, 2020

2020 Georgia football schedule:

Sept. 26: At Arkansas

Oct. 3: vs Auburn

Oct. 10: vs Tennessee

Oct. 17: At Alabama

Oct. 24: At Kentucky

Oct. 31: Bye week

Nov. 7: Florida (Jacksonville)

Nov. 14: At Missouri

Nov. 21: vs Mississippi State

Nov. 28: At South Carolina

Dec. 5: vs Vanderbilt

Watch: Georgia football players take part in game of dodgeball

Watch as Georgia football players take part in what looks like an epic game of dodgeball

The offseason can be boring, and Georgia still has 182 days until it faces off against Virginia in Atlanta, but the UGA media department is helping kill the time with incredible videos posted to social media.

The most recent video, and possibly my favorite of the offseason, highlights a game of dodgeball between members of the football team.

I cannot tell you who is who in this video, but this is not your average 7th grade PE game of dodgeball.

These dudes were trying to take each other’s heads off, however, there was one player who made two remarkable catches to get sideline his opponent.

You’ll see what I’m talking about here.

NCAA Dodgeball '21 🎮 in stores this fall.#GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/xGS0R7W1Y7

— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) March 9, 2020

With Georgia on spring break this week and with spring practices starting on March 17, the Bulldogs wrapped up their final part of winter workouts with some fun.

Georgia football announces signing of 5-star OT

Georgia football announced that 5-star OT Broderick Jones has signed with UGA.

Broderick Jones had been committed to Georgia since April of 2018, but today, almost two years later, Jones re-committed to the home state Bulldogs.

It was a solid win for Georgia, if that’s what you want to call holding on to a player who has been committed to your program for two years. But for Georgia to lose offensive line coach Sam Pittman to Arkansas and still retain its most coveted offensive line recruit, that’s a win in my book.

Signed ✔️

Welcome @millionairemov3 ‼️#GoDawgs #ATD pic.twitter.com/FaCc0jQNVJ

— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) February 5, 2020

Jones was receiving strong interest from Auburn, especially during the end of his recruitment. In the final few weeks before signing, Jones paid a visit to Illinois and to Arkansas, but he canceled his trip to Auburn.

Illinois and Arkansas visits did not do much to scare Georgia fans – instead it was that Auburn trip that had us worried. So when works got out that Jones had canceled that trip, Georgia fans collectively let out a large sigh of relief.

Jones ranks as the nation’s No. 11 overall player in the class of 2020. He comes to Athens out of Lithonia, Georgia.

5-star OL Broderick Jones makes final decision

5-star Georgia football recruit Broderick Jones makes final decision.

Georgia football got its biggest win of the day when 5-star offensive tackle Broderick Jones announced that he would be signing with Georgia.

Jones had been committed to UGA for quite some time, but Auburn came on strong toward the end, causing Georgia fans to worry about losing one of our top ranked commitments for the 2020 class.

But instead Jones decided to be a part of something special, joining the nation’s No. 1 overall ranked recruiting class.

Jones stands 6-5 and weighs 300 pounds. He played his high school football at Lithonia.

Jones ranks as the nation’s No. 11 overall player in the class, No. 2 offensive tackle and No. 3 player in the state of Georgia.

3-star WR signs with Georgia football

3-star wide receiver Ladd McConkey committed to Georgia on February 2nd. Today, Feb. 5, the receiver out of Chatsworth, Georgia made things official and signed with the Georgia Bulldogs. The speedster out of North Murray High School projects as a …

3-star wide receiver Ladd McConkey committed to Georgia on February 2nd.

Today, Feb. 5, the receiver out of Chatsworth, Georgia made things official and signed with the Georgia Bulldogs.

The speedster out of North Murray High School projects as a potential return specialist in addition to being a sure-handed slot receiver. He runs a forty-yard dash in 4.56 seconds and exhibits footwork so impressive that he breaks opposing defenders’ ankles using his own.

Despite offers from Army, Vanderbilt, and multiple in-state programs playing outside Power Five conferences, McConkey pledged to become a Georgia Bulldog after an official visit to Athens last weekend.

Signed ✔️

Welcome @laddmcconkey02 ‼️#GoDawgs #ATD pic.twitter.com/p5DcazmzY8

— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) February 5, 2020

Georgia football picks up commitment from Gwinnett Co. OL

Georgia football received a commitment from a local offensive lineman.

Georgia football added a commitment to its recruiting class that already ranked No. 1 in the country today.

To help get things moving on National Signing Day, 3-star offensive lineman Cameron Kinnie announced that he has committed to Georgia in a tweet, choosing the Bulldogs over Army and Air Force.

100% Committed‼️🐶God’s Plan🙏🏾 @CoachEGordon @KirbySmartUGA @CoachMattLuke @coach_thartley @GregoryLenny @HayHay_50 @CoachBeck56 @_Coach_Williams @DASHGwinnett @bigka54 #CommitToTheG #ATD #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/SyZklX6VFU

— Cameron Kinnie (@CamoKinnie) February 5, 2020

Kinnie (Collins Hill HS/Suwanee, Ga) visited Athens on Janaury 24th and knew it was the school for him.

Though considered a defensive lineman by some of the recruiting services, Kinnie will be an interior offensive lineman when he gets to Georgia. He is 6-3, 305 pounds.

Signed ✔️

Welcome @CamoKinnie ‼️#GoDawgs #ATD pic.twitter.com/DKrL2zYlf5

— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) February 5, 2020