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Ryan Bailey's prolific start to his Ice Dawgs career

Ryan Bailey's prolific start to his Ice Dawgs career

Sophomore forward Ryan Bailey has hit the ground running as the newest member of the Ice Dawgs. Bailey has ma…

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Postgame observations: No. 3 Georgia falls to No. 6 Ole Miss 39-34 in CFP quarterfinal

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By Owen McDaniel
| The Red and Black Verified
No. 3 Georgia fell to No. 6 Ole Miss 39-34 in the Allstate Sugar Bowl. Here are some observations from The Red & Black. After being held scoreless on its first two drives of the game, the Georgia offense finally began to click late in the first quarter. Running back Nate Frazier provided a spark with carries of 13 and 16 yards on the Bulldogs’ third drive, and quarterback Gunner Stockton scrambled in their first score of the game.
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Bulldogs unable to overcome Trinidad Chambliss’ brilliance in Sugar Bowl loss

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By Owen McDaniel
| The Red and Black Verified
Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss doesn’t make many mistakes. He is accurate on the run and in the pocket, his athleticism enables him to evade pressure with ease and his experience as a fifth-year senior helps him handle whatever circumstances are thrown at him with poise. Georgia was on the receiving end of that potent combination of abilities in Thursday’s 39-34 loss in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals.
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Brett Thorson gana el Premio Ray Guy 2025

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By Owen McDaniel
| The Red and Black Verified
El pateador de Georgia, Brett Thorson, fue nombrado el mejor pateador del país el viernes, ganando el Premio Ray Guy por encima de Evan Crenshaw de Troy y Palmer Williams de Baylor durante el “Home Depot College Football Awards Show” de ESPN. Thorson se convirtió en apenas el segundo Bulldog en ganar el Premio Ray Guy, después de Drew Butler, quien lo obtuvo en 2009. El nativo de Melbourne, Australia, fue finalista para el premio en 2024, pero Eddie Czaplicki de USC se lo llevó ese año.
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