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Woof™ For 16th Best Season in History of UGA Football #6 Final AP Poll (SEC Champs)

ATHENS, Ga. — Herschel Walker —1982 Heisman Trophy winner and member of the College Football Hall of Fame — along with legendary tennis coaches Manuel Diaz and Jeff Wallace have been selected for induction into the UGA Athletic Association Circle of Honor Class of 2025. Established in 1996 to recognize and celebrate the best of the best among Georgia student-athletes, coaches and administrators, the Circle of Honor is the highest honor a Bulldog can receive. The addition of Diaz, Walker and Wallace brings the total number of inductees to 93.  In addition to this year's Circle of Honor selections, Judge William T. Moore will be honored with the Bill Hartman Award. This year's group of honorees will be inducted formally during the Circle of Honor Gala on August 29 in the Butts-Mehre Building.

Herschel Walker
One of the greatest players in college football history, Wrightsville, Georgia, native Herschel Walker was a unanimous All-America selection in each of his three seasons at Georgia. At the conclusion of his college career, Walker owned 41 school records, 16 Southeastern Conference records and 11 NCAA records. As a freshman in 1980, Walker led Georgia to a perfect 12-0 record and the national championship. That season, he rushed for a NCAA freshman record 1,616 yards — a mark that stood until 1996. Walker finished third in the Heisman Trophy voting in 1980, second in 1981 and first in 1982 and was the first three-time All-American in program history. Over his career, he amassed 5,259 total rushing yards, an average of 159.4 yards per game — both still Georgia records to this day. Walker's No. 34 is one of four retired jerseys for the Bulldog football program. Now that he has his degree from Georgia, he has been nominated for ambassador to the Bahamas.

Manuel Diaz 
Manuel Diaz — the SEC's all-time leader among men's tennis coaches with 781 career victories — retired in 2024 following a 46-year association with the Georgia men's tennis program. He was a two-time All-American during his playing days from 1972-75, and then served on Coach Dan Magill's staff as an assistant/associate head coach from 1982-88 before taking over as head coach. During his tenure as head coach, Diaz's teams captured six national team championships and 29 Southeastern Conference crowns. Georgia reached the NCAA tournament in all 36 seasons under his leadership, while players captured a total of eight individual NCAA championships. Diaz was awarded seven conference Coach of the Year trophies, eight ITA Southeast Region Coach of the Year recognitions and three ITA National Coach of the Year awards. 

Jeff Wallace
Jeff Wallace arrived to the University of Georgia as a student-athlete and became a legendary women's tennis coach, contributing more than 40 years to the Bulldog athletic program. He played for and learned from the legendary Dan Magill. Georgia's women's tennis program rose to national prominence under his leadership and included more than 800 victories, six national championships and countless successful graduates. He is one of a select few Division I collegiate coaches across all sports whose teams played for a national championship in five different decades. Under his leadership, the Bulldogs made 36 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances including 13 Final Fours. His student-athletes earned nine national individual titles, five in singles and four in doubles. He coached two Honda Award winners, two National Players of the Year and three National Seniors of the Year.  His 818 career victories rank second in all of women's tennis. Wallace, a 14-time Coach of the Year selection is the only collegiate women's tennis coach to be named National Coach of the Year four times.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. — The Georgia men's golf team ended round two of the 2025 Tallahassee Regional in third place at the Seminole Legacy Golf Course on Tuesday May 13. The Bulldogs shot a collective four-under on the day to improve their overall score to six-under. No. 11 FSU remains in first place at twenty-one under par. The podium is filled out by No. 3 Ole Miss at seven-under and No. 22 Georgia at six-under. The top Five advance. The field is comprised of No. 14 San Diego State, No. 22 Georgia, No. 27 Louisville, No. 34 Northwestern, No. 46 New Mexico, Southern California, Michigan State, Furman, Augusta, Davidson, and Florida A&M. The Bulldogs will be back in action for the final round of stroke play in the Tallahassee Regional tomorrow morning.

[CDXX]

Morning TRD. Thank you

[samjo]

Mornin’ already!!

4:52!!

[81n95]

Mornin’ TRD! Hope you have a great Hump day! 4:52 for UJD!

[Top Row Dawg]

Afternoon you Three.