The second stretch of the season begins with a few questions Georgia must answer about itself. On this episode of DawgNation at Large with our insiders Connor Riley and Kaylee Mansell breakdown where they really need to see UGA improve if they want to continue to be a national championship contender. Then in our DawgBites segment our crew will breakdown what they expect to see from Gunner Stockton against Florida, which freshman will emerge in the second half, who will step up at safety and why Georgia should want to play in the SEC Championship Game this year. Then Connor and Kaylee update their UGA player pyramid. Which Dawg has emerged as the best player on the team and who has left the top 10.

Georgia recruiting classes aren’t as deep as they used to be, but Kirby Smart can still land guys who will get on the field quickly. On this episode of DawgNation’s recruiting show Before The Hedges, our insider Jeff Sentell and Kaylee Mansell show you the top tiers of this class. The players who could be starting in their first year, those that should get plenty of playing time and the sleepers who will start a little later on. It won’t surprise anyone that Jeff thinks 5-star RB Kemon Spell and 5-star TE Jaxon Dollar will play right away, but the instant impact players on defense are two you might not expect. Then, we introduce you to UGA’s newest 3-star QB Bo Byran. Yes, he’s Luke Bryan’s son, so it wasn’t a hard choice for him to pick Georgia when he was offered. But we will hear why UGA wanted him. Plus, it’s a look at how Florida’s recruiting is changing under Jon Sumrall and why he could be a problem for the Dawgs. We also bring you the top UGA commit highlights of the week and bring you a new No. 1 on Georgia’s top targets list.

Florida week is finally here and for the first time in six years, there’s real stakes on the line for both teams. On this episode of DawgNation’s On The Beat podcast, our insiders Mike Griffith and Cody Chaffins are in Athens after Kirby Smart’s Florida press conference. Our crew will reveal the three nuggets from Smart that really stood out, including an update on UGA’s injury situation, dealing with Florida’s two QBs and RB Jaden Baugh. Later, Cody gets caught on his sideline stories in our Boots On The Ground segment. Cody asked Kirby about the difference for a QB sliding or diving, plus the UGA player who is the best bowler and some behind the scenes with Smart and Mark Richt at the Chick-fil-A Dawg Bowl. Finally, Mike puts a wrap on another wild college football weekend with the teams he thought made the biggest moves in his new AP Poll. On the Beat airs every Monday at 7pm.

Last Saturday wasn’t all bad. At least some recruits were impressed. On this episode of DawgNation’s recruiting show Before The Hedges, our insiders Jeff Sentell and Kaylee Mansell discuss the three new players the Dawgs have picked up since the Auburn game, including a couple of flips. We will tell you why Georgia is high on 2028 4-star OL Koehn Dial, 3-star 2027 S Braylon Miller from Newton Co. and 4-star JUCO DL Christian Mays. Then we hear from one of the top 2028 players in the country, Kam McGee on why he is so impressed with UGA and SEC football. Later, we sit down with another recent UGA commit 4-star JUCO CB Alius Mayo on why he chose Georgia. Then Kaylee brings you Mansell’s Details with the top recruit highlights of the week, including Braylon Miller’s incredible game which included a receiving TD, a pick six and two passing TDs. Finally a look at the top targets in our 2028 class breakdown.

Did Auburn expose cracks in Georgia’s foundation? On this episode On The Beat, we break down the biggest takeaways from Georgia’s matchup with the Tigers and what they could mean for the Bulldogs moving forward. From Gunner Stockton’s biggest moments, including a hit on the opening drive, a late arrival on a field goal attempt and a costly fumble, to Gabe Harris’ late offside penalty and KJ Bolden’s status in a walking boot, we’re getting into the details that stood out. Plus, we look at Kirby Smart and Sacovie White’s pregame moment and a fan interaction featuring former UGA walk-on Wix Patton. Then, we deliver a midseason update on our superlatives, take a 30,000-foot view of where the SEC stands and break down Mike’s latest AP Top 25 ballot.

It's one of the most painful upsets in the history of Sanford Stadium. So what happened? This is DawgNation’s Postgame Show presented by Modelo. Brandon Adams is live from the UGA Bookstore in Athens to discuss how Georgia fell flat against Auburn. Our analyst Rodrigo Blankenship will join the show to breakdown the game. Plus, we will hear from Kirby Smart and Gunner Stockton. DawgNation Insider Jeff Sentell will also stop by.

It’s hard to believe we are halfway through the regular season. So time to had our some mid-season awards.  On this episode of DawgNation at Large, with Connor Riley and Kaylee Mansell, we pick our first half MVPs, top position groups and top freshman, top assistant coach and breakout star.  Plus, our insiders will take a long look at who will step up in Georgia’s running back room with the injuries to Nate Frazier and Chauncey Bowens. We’ve already seen what Dwight Phillips can do, so will we see more of Bo Walker on Saturday.  Then Kaylee and Connor will pick what they are buying and selling across college football from the first half of the season.  Finally it’s our touchdown predictions for Saturday’s game against Auburn.

This year’s edition of the Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry starts with a flip. On this episode of DawgNation’s recruiting show Before The Hedges, our insiders Jeff Sentell and Kaylee Mansell dig into how UGA pulled 3-star McEachern CB Nash Johnson away from Auburn and how it’s put the Dawgs class back in the top 10. Then we look at UGA’s new top targets are for the 2027 class and which ones are coming to Athens for the Auburn game this weekend. Later we look at the top UGA commit highlights in Mansell’s Details including big performances from UGA’s two QB commits, 2027 4-star Colton Nussmeier and 2028 5-star Jayden Wade, who is the Dawg of the Week. Plus, we introduce you to UGA’s newest commit for the 2028 class, top 100 safety Nick Carroll. We will also meet his coach who couldn’t have enough good things to say about “Showtime.” And we end with an update on the top targets for 2028. Before The Hedges airs at 7pm every Wednesday. If you want to donate to this year’s Chick-fil-a Dawg Bowl to support Coach Mark Richt you can do so below UGA’s Isakson Center for Neurological disease research – https://richtsdawgbowl.com Mercy Health Center: Benefit those who are underinsured get health services in Athens – https://mercyhealthcenter.net The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia: Feeding the less fortunate – https://foodbanknega.org/dawgbowl Mercy Health Center: Benefit those who are underinsured get health services in Athens – mercyhealthcenter.net The Food Bank of Northeast Georgia: Feeding the less fortunate – foodbanknega.org/dawgbowl

Georgia’s win over Alabama told us a lot about the Bulldogs but what did we learn about this team moving forward? On today's episode of On The Beat, Mike Griffith and Cody Chaffins break down the biggest takeaways from the statement win, what it means for UGA’s season, and where the Dawgs stand among college football’s elite. Plus, Mark Richt joins the show for an exclusive interview, and we take you behind the scenes with Boots on the Ground, featuring Nate Frazier, Zykie Helton’s emotional walk off moment, and the trash throwing incident. We also discuss Raylen Wilson, Jimmie Sexton, and the latest AP Poll rankings. On The Beat drops every Monday at 7pm

It has been a long time coming but Georgia has finally beaten Alabama in Tuscaloosa and has established itself as the clear No.1 team in the nation. DawgNation's Brandon Adams is live from the field to breakdown UGA's huge win over Alabama. Our analyst, former UGA star Rodrigo Blankenship joins Brandon from Bryant-Denny Stadium for his thoughts. Plus, we will hear from Kirby Smart and Gunner Stockton. DawgNation Insider Jeff Sentell will also join us to tell us what the players had to say and why Alabama fans should be ashamed of how they handled themselves after the game.