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• Georgia Bulldogs Hold Steady in Blogosphere Polls, Alabama Crimson Tide Drop

  There is a new No. 1 team in the land, at least according to the latest BlogPoll. The blogosphere resoundingly anointed Texas Tech as the top team in the land. The Red Raiders' 52 first-place votes allowed them to displace No. 2 Alabama (with 20 first-place votes) following wins over No. 3 Texas and No. 10 Oklahoma State. One first-place vote went to No. 4 Florida and Georgia held steady at No.

• Georgia Bulldogs Stay Put in BlogPoll, S.E.C. Power Poll

  Things are getting interesting in the college football blogosphere . . . or, wait, actually, maybe they're getting the exact opposite of interesting. I'll report, you decide: We have been made privy to the new BlogPoll, in which Texas Tech retained the No. 1 ranking while idle by pulling down 48 of 70 possible first-place votes. Although 16 of the remaining 22 such votes went to No. 2 Alabama, hard.

• Georgia Bulldogs v. Florida Gators Game Day Open Comment Thread

  You know the drill (as in "finish the . . ."): this is your game day open comment thread and your reactions, reflections, outbursts, and observations are welcome and invited below. I have family in town for the afternoon, so I won't be participating, but I trust the usual suspects will be on hand to keep the conversation lively. This is also the time at which we announce the Dawg Sports honorary game day captain.

• Florida Gators 49, Georgia Bulldogs 10

  There are several ways of looking at this, all of which presently are vying for the upper hand in my head and heart. These are they: It's Just a Game: With the exception of the couple of since-banned Gator trolls whose immediate reaction to the game was to visit this weblog, sign up for user accounts, and post cheap taunts because they're the sorts of pathetic people who would rather make others feel badly than celebrate events that make them feel well (and who very much represent the exception to the rule.

• Why the Georgia Bulldogs Will Own the Florida Gators Starting in 2009

  Although I made this point in a recent comment, it bears repeating and emphasizing at a moment at which Bulldog Nation is down following yet another Steve Spurrier-style loss to Florida. That point is this: Georgia is about to own Florida. If you don't believe me, you probably didn't believe me when I told you in January 2007 that Georgia would beat Florida the following fall.

• The Early Word: Florida’s Waves

  MIAMI — The calendar is spinning forward quickly, and today should be another newsy day as Rudolph W. Giuliani is expected to throw his support behind Senator John McCain, the winner here. The G.O.P. field — grower smaller –is headed out to the Ronald Reagan Library in California for another debate tonight. And this one will underscore the basic facts coming out of the Sunshine State: The main contest right now is between Mr.

• Two Georgia Gas Stations Closed For Shorting Customers [Rip-offs]

  Georgia state inspectors closed two large Cisco gas stations just across the state line from Florida last week in what the Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture described as "one of the worst cases of... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

• Florida 7, Georgia 2 (Is There an Echo in Here?)

  After falling to the Gators in Gainesville on Saturday afternoon, the Diamond Dogs came into Sunday's outing needing a win to avoid their first S.E.C. series loss of the season. Facing a Florida squad that had gone 21-6 at home through the previous afternoon, the Red and Black brought to bear the 10-5-1 road record that made the Classic City Canines the lone league team to have posted a double.

• Florida 7, Georgia 2 (Is There an Echo in Here?)

  After falling to the Gators in Gainesville on Saturday afternoon, the Diamond Dogs came into Sunday's outing needing a win to avoid their first S.E.C. series loss of the season. Facing a Florida squad that had gone 21-6 at home through the previous afternoon, the Red and Black brought to bear the 10-5-1 road record that made the Classic City Canines the lone league team to have posted a double.

• Florida 7, Georgia 2

  When the Diamond Dogs arrived at Florida's McKethan Stadium on Saturday afternoon, S.E.C. East-leading Georgia was in possession of a four-game edge over second-place Vanderbilt and the Red and Black stood five and a half games in front of the Gators. With a chance to claim their 30th victory of the season and win their seventh conference series of the campaign, the Classic City Canines, winners of 16 of their last 19 outings.