The college football season ends tonight in Atlanta, Georgia, as the Ohio State Buckeyes take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish with eternal glory on the line.

ATLANTA — The Georgia Bulldogs have surged into the national spotlight, landing at No. 23 in both the Associated Press and coaches polls on Monday. This marks the team’s first appearance in the AP rankings since 2011 and their first dual ranking in both polls since 2003.

Ohio State Buckeyes place kicker Noah Ruggles (95) reacts after he missed a field goal wide left at the end of the fourth quarter of the College Football Playoff Semifinal between

EDGE Georgia If Mykel Williams is on the board when Atlanta's number is called they should sprint their selection up to the podium. It

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Carson Beck's transfer to Miami continues to create waves within Georgia sports discourse after the Bulldogs' two-year starter announced his move to the Hurricanes last week.

While the Georgia Bulldogs didn't make it to the championship game, there are still players with Georgia ties on the rosters for the Fighting Irish and the Buckeyes.

Georgia basketball ran its home winning streak to 13 games and topped a ranked opponent for the 2nd straight game by beating Oklahoma Saturday night,

The college football season ends tonight in Atlanta, Georgia ... sights are already set on 2025, with the Georgia Bulldogs hoping to bounce back after a much earlier College Football Playoff ...

The Bulldogs ran their home winning streak ... day the Hawks NBA game in the afternoon against Houston in Atlanta was postponed, Georgia’s indoor track team pulled out of going to an event ...

Kirby Smart is still in it to win championships, but the model has changed, and UGA — like most everyone else — is working on a new business model. That doesn’t ease the pain or frustration of what proved to be a tough College Football Playoff season for the Bulldogs.