Truth, Justice, and the Bulldog Way

I don't get it. How can Georgia lose at home to an unranked Kentucky team, but then beat #7 Georgia Tech on the road the following weekend? Just a rhetorical question, of course, but it sure felt nice. Georgia 30 - Tech 24!

Utter Misery for the Bulldog Nation

It was bad enough that UGA VII died unexpectedly, but that was nothing compared to losing to Kentucky...at home...after going into halftime with a 20-6 lead. This has not been the best of seasons, and I'm not terribly optimistic about next week's game against Georgia Tech. So I'm going to retreat into my shell and think about memories of a better time...

Another Track-Meet Victory for the Bulldogs

Greetings from Arkansas. My Bulldogs won, 52-41, but we gave up almost 500 yards. I would say that former Coach Vince Dooley is spinning in his grave about that defensive performance, but he's still alive.

However, a win is a win is a win. Next week, back to Athens to face Arizona State.

Greetings from Georgia - High in the Caucasus Mountains

Blogging may be light in the next few days. I am in Georgia, but not the state of my beloved Bulldogs. Instead, I am looking at snow-capped peaks two hours north of Tbilisi in the nation of Georgia. I’m here to present a series of seminars for the New Economic School, the excellent free-market think tank that has helped transform Georgia into a free-market success strory (notwithstanding bumps in the road such as a Russian invasion last year).

The bus trip from Tbilisi to the mountains was interesting, featuring stops for cows, goats, and people, all of whom viewed the road as a convenient path. We also took our bathroom break at the site of a 12th Century fortress. Impressive, to say the least. I should be able to post something each day.