Clean, old fashioned me

Bulldog fans, you've got to admit one thing...you love this site. And who can blame you? The kid (yours truly) is pretty dang good. Humility aside, nobody covers Georgia sports better than the talented writers over at the AJC. In today's Tim Tucker article, Dawg QB Aaron Murray is quoted as saying, "If I had a broken leg, I'm going to play in this game."

Now, that's not a shot at the institute of technology's Josh Nesbitt, who is currently sidelined with a broken arm. But if it was, this post would be a lot more fun to write. However, there's no mud slingin' here. Not yet, anyway. Keep reading...

At this point in their 5-6 season, you might ask, "What makes Senior Night at UGA meaningful?" Georgia Tech does. Not because Paul Johnson's jackets are some sort of powerhouse program. They ain't. Look no further than their 6-5 record, which includes 4 Atlanticly Crappy Conference losses and one to (gasp) Kansas.

Records and lame jokes temporarily put aside, tech seems to bring out the best in Mark Richt's Dawgs (8-1 vs gt). Oh, and there's some kind of an old fashioned hatred thing involved, as well.

Georgia is fighting a desperate battle towards bowl eligibility and looks to continue its dominance over the Screech-like kids from the flats. On the flip side, those pesky jackets would love to make sure that the only bowling the Bulldogs can do, is at the Brunswick lanes in Athens.

So, who's gonna win? Click on the title of this post. Okay, that video could be considered inconclusive. Georgia wins, because that's what they do best... BEAT GT!!