INDIANAPOLIS — Former Georgia wide receiver ... I could have not played football,” Smith said. “Could have did track straight out of high school, but I chose to go to college and graduate.

While she already has an opportunity that she is excited about, she is a Dawg who does not want to go. She has enjoyed ... he was a member of the University of Georgia football staff following ...

Smith Center. / Bob Donnan-Imagn Images The Duke Blue Devils are off to a rocky start in their opening game of the ACC tournament against the Georgia Tech ... Flagg will go down as one of the ...

The 2025 NFL Draft cycle is heating up. The NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis is in the books, and a murky draft picture will begin to become more clear with free agency kicking off this week.

GEORGIA GOVERNOR BRIAN KEMP WILL JOIN OFFICIALS AT THE PORT ... SOUTH CAROLINA'S ONLY P-G-A TOUR EVENT CONTINUES TO BE ONE OF THE TOP ON THE P-G-A TOUR. HOWEVER, ITS IMPACT GOES FAR BEYOND THE ...

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is naming Bárbara Rivera Holmes as the state’s next labor commissioner ATLANTA -- Georgia Gov. Brian ...

A Honduran citizen in the United States illegally allegedly strangled to death a Georgia woman earlier this month, ...

Georgia football head coach Kirby Smart says quarterback Ryan Puglisi still has "a long way to go." Spring practice started this week for the Georgia Bulldogs as they get ready for the 2025 ...

But Georgia Bulldogs football head coach Kirby ... including Smart and top wide receivers Jeremiah Smith and Ryan Williams. "A photo of a potential cover of the Deluxe Edition leaked on Wednesday ...

Georgia’s highest court will have a new face in it come April. Chief Justice Michael Boggs announced his intent to resign from office as a Georgia Supreme Court Justice. Boggs has spent 25 years ...

But if a team is going to take a flier on Smith, there's a simple reason why: His speed. Over his time at Georgia, Smith displayed his blazing speed in more than one sport. He became a staple of ...

As spring draws closer and Georgia warms up, more families will be spending time on the water. The state has more than 425,000 acres of lakes, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.