Editor’s note: The basketball regular season is drawing to a close quickly. With that, Sports Editor Ryan Black sits down with Lady Dogs’ beat writer Matthew Pearce to discuss Georgia’s women’s team and how it has lived up to preseason expectations, as well as how he feels the team will do in the SEC Tournament.

Editor’s Note: As the spring sports continue in full swing, and outside issues have relevance with the other sports, Red & Black Sports Editor Ryan Black sits down with WUOG 90.5′s Mac Little to discuss the present state of Georgia sports.

When asked about Friday’s match against California in the opening round of the ITA National Indoor Championship in Charlottesville, Va., Georgia men’s tennis player KU Singh had a simple message. “Yeah – just got to win it,” Singh said. That’s the idea anyway, for the No. 4 Bulldogs, who have their sights on nothing but the [...]

The 2012 football season is still months away, but the Bulldogs are already at less than full capacity. Georgia head coach Mark Richt announced on Wednesday that defensive back Sanders Commings will be suspended the first two games of the 2012 season. The suspension comes on the heels of Commings’ recent arrest for domestic/simple battery. [...]

Last year, Tennessee went undefeated and won the Southeastern Conference by five games. That won’t happen this year. With four games left in the regular season, seven teams still have a mathematical chance to claim a regular season championship. In the 2010-2011 season, the Georgia women’s basketball finished third in the conference with a 10-6 [...]

As the gymnastics season moves into its seventh week of competition, there are bound to be some aches and pains running through the Gym Dogs’ bodies. Out last week with a grade one ankle sprain, junior Shayla Worley tested out her ankle on the rod floor at practice earlier in the week. “[Worley] tolerated it [...]

Sometimes it seemed it was never going to end. Speculation grew with every passing game that point guard Jasmine James spent on the sidelines for the Georgia women’s basketball team. And last Sunday, it finally did. When Meredith Mitchell fell as she competed for a rebound in the second minute of the Lady Dogs game [...]

He’s tall, lanky and the tennis racket in his hand looks oddly minuscule by comparison. The goofy grin that almost never leaves his face is reminiscent of a fraternity boy downtown on a Saturday night, not a professional tennis player who has established himself as one of the best Americans in the sport. And though he is [...]

Could Georgia’s longstanding rivalry against Auburn be coming to an end? That was the question posed by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Jeff Schultz on Wednesday. The “Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry” began in 1892, and the only seasons the two didn’t face off against each other were 1917, 1918 and 1943. But the rivalry’s long history will not mean much [...]

Georgia’s baseball team accomplished ends beyond its abilities last season, surpassing its own expectations. And that’s high praise from their head coach, David Perno. “What you want to do from a coach is reach potential,” he said. “Without a question, hands down, that team overachieved in getting to a regional.” In their 2011 campaign, Georgia [...]