Well, at least we can’t blame this one on the ACCPD.
Geez. Just another typical offseason for the Dawgs.

PSA, the final series of the year has a first pitch of Thursday night (tomorrow) and 8 pm. And it’ll be a biggun.

Technically tied for fourth in the SEC with Alabama, Auburn is highly regarded and could use Georgia to boost their RPI and improve their postseason standings with a series win. SEC Tournament is up next…but with Georgia projected as #3 by some media outlets and looking to host a Super Regional (fingers crossed we don’t implode), it’s just as important to the Diamond Dawgs.
Oh, and Thursday night is Senior Night and Wear Orange night on the Plains.
Go Dawgs, and reminder…Auburn Sucks!
That didn’t take long.
The Florida State Seminoles and Georgia Bulldogs may have canceled their home-and-home series last week, but the two programs are still set to play. In the announcement that the series was canceled, FSU athletics director Michael Alford said they were discussing a neutral-site game and that he was optimistic they could get it done.
On Tuesday, he confirmed that it was happening, telling On3’s Brett McMurphy that they would play in 2028. They have not announced a location, but are deciding between Atlanta, Charlotte, Miami, Nashville, New Orleans, Orlando, and Tampa.
Now, FSU at Caesar’s might be just what the doctor ordered to break the Sugar Bowl curse, but I’d rather not, if I’m being honest. It feels like we already play a number of games in Atlanta, already, and I don’t have the appetite for a Florida trip.
I’d prefer Nashville, if I’m being honest, here. While it certainly is getting touristy up there and we do visit on occasion to play Vanderbilt, playing at Nissan Stadium would be unique.

While Charlotte wouldn’t be awful, of all the choices out there, I’d pick Nashville over them all and prefer Miami the absolute least.
What’re your thoughts?
Saw this last night on the Twix:
So today’s Musings is simple: what’s the Georgia version of the Immaculate Reception? Was it Belue to Scott? Bobo to Allen? Greene to Haynes? Stockton to Humphreys? Ohio State missing the kick? Ringo’s pick six?

Discuss.
Gawd.

Blood Tiger sunset when the Dawgs were clinching championships.
Ain’t nothin’ finer in the land.
Nothing sucks like a big orange, unless we’re talking about sunsets over Athens.
Well, shoot, I didn’t know this.
Let’s break it down:
2021 – Neutral Site victories, 4-1: Clemson at Charlotte (w), Georgia at TIAA Bank Field, Alabama at MBS (l), Michigan at Hard Rock (w), Alabama at Lucas Oil (w)
2022 – Neutral Site Victories, 5-0: Three at MBS, vs Oregon, LSU, and OSU, vs. Florida at TIAA Bank Field, and vs. TCU at SoFi Stadium
2023 – Neutral Sites, 2-1: Everbank vs. Florida (w), MBS (l) vs Alabama, Hard Rock vs. FSU (W)
2024 – Neutral Sites, 3-1: MBS vs. Clemson (w), Everbank vs. Florida (w), MBS vs. Texas (w), Caesars Superdome vs. Notre Dame (l)
2025: Neutral Sites, 3-1: Everbank vs. Florida (w), MBS x 2 vs. Tech and Alabama (w), Caesars Superdome vs. Ole Miss (loss)
17-4 at neutral sites, happy to say eight of them came against Tech, Alabama, and Florida.
Now, if we could just fix New Orleans, we’d be alright. Who knew going to the Sugar Bowl would be a curse, not a joy.
Maybe a neutral site game against FSU isn’t such a bad idea. Just come to MBS, boys.
Wes Johnson, allow me to run through a wall for you.
The chef’s kiss is “Georgia on my Mind” playing in the background. Congrats to Wes and the Diamond Dawgs on navigating the season and working with a strange rotation to get it figured out, as the Dawgs have found their official Day 3 starter in Caden Aoki.

Oh, and the Dawgs swept the Corndogs on Sunday.

If anything else, this is a memory you can’t erase from my brain this season:
HBTFDs!
Feeling a little blue coming back to work today? Having that seventh third cup of coffee to try to wake up? Well, cheer up, little camper. Here’s a throwback football game for you to get the heart rate up and to have a good time to start the work week (if you’re still working).
You’ll like this one, from the lost season that was 2008. As you might recall from your PTSD therapy, 2008 was the season we started ranked #1 only to fall flat on our face and lose to Alabama in Athens. I personally attended this game and a buddy gave me tickets. I told him you should sell them and make some money, as they were going through some hard times. He insisted, I went, and I recall getting doused with a Coke from an Alabama fan after Alabama scored a touchdown to go up 31-0, only to hear him say “It’s been so long for us…we’re back, we’re back”. I said “are you fucking serious…it’s been close to thirty years for us”.
Let’s just say this was the year we learned that you have to have a defense and an offensive line to compete in the SEC.
I digress.
Anyway, I forgot about this gem from the year, Georgia versus LSU 2008. You’ll like it…Stafford, Massaquoi, Moreno, AJ Green…and Darryl Gamble getting two pick sixes in the game. It was a good game, but we were all fooling ourselves as we’d drop games to Alabama, Florida, and (gasp) Tech that year. We knew something was up after a narrow win against South Carolina, 14-7, and a closer than needed game against Arizona State where AJ caught 8 passes for 159 yards. What could’ve been.
Imagine if the team had the defense and offensive line that we’re accustomed to in Athens nowadays.
Not the typical WABAC post, but I thought this would be enjoyable on this fine Saturday. It’s two videos, one from days gone by and another from this last season’s whooping of Texas.
Enjoy.
No, I don’t think he’ll have a career like Julio, but Cash Jones is getting a chance to show his skills in Atlanta, at another position.
I’m sure it’s nice to have some former teammates on the squad to help transition to the league, as well as a new position.
Go Dawgs!