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[Top Row Dawg]

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OMAHA, Neb. - Tuesday night at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Neb., as the third-seeded Bulldogs faced sixth-seeded Texas in a CWS elimination game, it was Georgia's pitchers that led the way. In the Bulldogs' 2-0 win, starter Dylan Vigue and reliever Justin Byrd combined to hold the Longhorns scoreless while allowing just five hits. In the bottom of the ninth, Byrd, in his fifth inning of relief, struck out Texas' Ashton Larson for the final out, sending the Bulldogs into a Wednesday matchup with Oklahoma. It was a fitting way to end the shutout; it was the Bulldogs' 12th strikeout of the game. Georgia's pitching was excellent, while Texas' was almost as good. The Longhorns' Luke Harrison and Sam Cozart held Georgia to just four hits while striking out 17, but the Bulldogs made their hits count.

Georgia finally got to Harrison in the top of the fifth. Brennan Hudson led off the inning with a walk, moved to second on a Kolby Branch sacrifice bunt, advanced to third on a Black ground ball, and then scored for a 1-0 lead on a Phelps double to left field. It was just the fourth hit of the NCAA tournament for Phelps, and the Bulldogs' first hit with a runner on base in their last 25 at-bats. In the top of the seventh, Black singled to center field — the play was initially ruled an out before a review determined that the fielder dropped the ball while rolling on the turf after a diving grab — and then Phelps hit a dribbler past the second baseman, sending Black to third. Two batters later, Black barely beat the tag at the plate after a Lujo shallow pop fly to left field, putting the Bulldogs ahead 2-0. Texas had two runners on with two away in the bottom of the eighth, but Byrd got a ground ball out to end the threat. In the bottom of the ninth, Byrd got a pop-up, a fly ball, and then the final strikeout to seal the Bulldogs' seventh shutout of the season. The Dawgs will now play Oklahoma at 8PM (Eastern) Wednesday Night. If they win, they will play Oklahoma again Thursday. 

ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia women's golfers Maria Eidhagen Harrouch and Karoline Tuttle have been honored by the College Sports Communicators (CSC) as members of the Academic All-District At Large team, which was announced on Tuesday.

OMAHA, NEB.-----University of Georgia senior shortstop Kolby Branch has been named a finalist for the NCAA Division 1 Gold Glove team, it was announced Tuesday by the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA) and Rawlings Sporting Goods.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Georgia women's basketball has unveiled its SEC opponents for the 2027 campaign, the conference announced Tuesday morning. The 16-game schedule consists of a single rotating opponent that will be played at home and away. The Lady Bulldogs will face the Florida Gators in their lone home and away matchup this season. Georgia plans to host Arkansas, Auburn, Kentucky, Mississippi State, Missouri, South Carolina and Texas. The Lady Bulldogs will hit the road to face Alabama, LSU, Ole Miss, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Texas A&M and Oklahoma. 

[samjo]

Mornin' already!

4:52!

[ugafan49]

Good morning Uncle, TRD, and all our hotd folks.. Go Dawgs- Thanks TRD!