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Former Georgia linebacker Davin Bellamy joins us to tell the behind-the-scenes story of how Georgia football changed from the final years of Mark Richt to the beginning of the Kirby Smart era. We talk about Jeremy Pruitt's impact on the program, why Davin, Nick Chubb, Sony Michel, and Lorenzo Carter came back for 2017, and the culture that helped transform Georgia into a championship contender. Davin takes us inside some of the biggest moments of that magical 2017 season, including Notre Dame, the SEC Championship, the Rose Bowl, and the National Championship against Alabama. We also discuss his NFL experience with J.J. Watt, his perspective on NIL and the transfer portal, and why he believes the 2026 Bulldogs have the pieces to make another championship run.   TIMESTAMPS: 00:00:21 - Welcome 00:02:18 - Life After Football 00:05:25 - Recruitment to Georgia 00:10:43 - The Richt Era 00:22:30 - Kirby Takes Over 00:35:43 - Returning for 2017 00:45:15 - Notre Dame 00:57:56 - Rivalries 01:02:40 - SEC Championship 01:11:18 - Rose Bowl 01:29:21 - National Championship 01:36:44 - Life in the NFL 01:42:51 - NIL & Transfer Portal 01:50:47 - 2026 Georgia Preview 02:01:21 - Closing Thoughts   SUPPORT OUR PODCAST: For just $5/month, you can support our podcast & unlock exclusive perks. Visit https://www.patreon.com/rowsixty & join today!   GET YOUR GAMEDAY GEAR HERE: peachstatepride.com/collections/uga   CONNECT WITH US: Patreon: patreon.com/rowsixty Facebook: facebook.com/rowsixty Instagram: instagram.com/rowsixty/ TikTok: tiktok.com/@rowsixty YouTube: youtube.com/rowsixty Website: rowsixty.com Store: rowsixty.com/store

Jim Donnan joins Sport Talk to discuss college football.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jacob Townsend talks with Aaron Murray, SEC Network analyst and former Georgia quarterback, to preview the season in the SEC, Tennessee, quarterbacks in the league, his career, new gig, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Donnan joins the Sport Talk crew to discuss college football.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Donnan joins Sport Talk to discuss college football.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Jim Donnan joins Sport Talk to discuss football and sports of all sorts.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray breaks down Arch Manning's development as he prepares for his second season leading the Texas offense. Murray explains why the jump from Year 1 to Year 2 can be so significant for a starting quarterback, from improving fundamentals and processing defenses to identifying the concepts an offense executes best. He also examines Manning's NFL potential, the importance of improved offensive-line play and how Steve Sarkisian can use Texas' collection of receivers to create favorable matchups. Murray also evaluates several of the SEC's other prominent quarterbacks, including Trinidad Chambliss at Ole Miss and John Mateer at Oklahoma. He discusses Chambliss' ability to create outside the structure of an offense, Mateer's aggressive gunslinger mentality and why Oklahoma must take pressure off its quarterback with a dependable running game. The interview concludes with the challenges Texas will encounter in hostile SEC environments such as Knoxville and what championship-level quarterbacks must do to manage adversity, communicate under pressure and deliver in the biggest moments. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Jim Donnan breaks down the first day of SEC Media Days. What can we expect from the Dawgs? Coach Donnan gives us his thoughts on everything SEC Football.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roddy Jones, former Georgia Tech RB & College Football Analyst for ACC Network, joined The Locker Room live from 2026 ACC Kickoff in Charlotte to talk about the upcoming season for the Yellow Jackets, a look at the ACC as a whole and moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roddy Jones, former Georgia Tech RB & College Football Analyst for ACC Network, joined The Locker Room live from 2026 ACC Kickoff in Charlotte to talk about the upcoming season for the Yellow Jackets, a look at the ACC as a whole and moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Coach Donnan gives his take on SEC Media Days, Dawgs Football, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Donnan joins Sport Talk to discuss college football and everything sports. Join us every Monday and Thursday at 4:35pm as we visit with Coach.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia QB, lead SEC analyst Aaron Murray joins the show.

Former UGA quarterback Aaron Murray joins Buck Belue and Kelly Crull on The Buck Belue Show to talk about the ESP golf tournament and his new role with SEC Network. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former UGA quarterback Aaron Murray joins Buck Belue and Kelly Crull on The Buck Belue Show to talk about the ESP golf tournament and his new role with SEC Network. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Hawkeyes have added three talented transfers to help fuel the next chapter of Iowa Women's Basketball, and two of them join this week's Fight for Iowa Podcast.Former Georgia standout Dani Carnegie and veteran defender Amari Whiting discuss what led them to Iowa, their first impressions of Iowa City, and why playing for Jan Jensen made the Hawkeyes the right fit.Carnegie, a First Team All-SEC selection who averaged 18 points per game last season, reunites with former Georgia teammate Chit-Chat Wright and brings a dynamic scoring presence to Iowa's backcourt. Whiting arrives with a reputation as a fearless defender and high-IQ player after stops at Oklahoma State and BYU.The pair share their early experiences on campus, expectations for the upcoming season, and excitement about playing in front of the passionate fans at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.Plus, a look at Iowa's third transfer addition, former Georgia Bulldog Jocelyn Faison, as the Hawkeyes continue building a roster ready to compete in the Big Ten.Listen as the newest Hawkeyes begin their journey in black and gold. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Andy and Randy break down the New York Knicks' improbable comeback win over the Cleveland Cavaliers and James Harden's defensive struggles. Former Georgia star David Pollak joins to discuss his ownership of a new Athens indoor football team and provide an outlook for the Bulldogs' upcoming season. They also discuss Michael Penix Jr. at Falcons OTAs and a social media security scare for Jarvis Davis. 01:50 - James Harden Defense Woes 06:00 - Knicks Epic Game Comeback 16:45 - Braves Even Series Recap 25:55 - Michael Penix Jr Update 32:07 - David Pollak Interview 39:52 - Georgia Bulldogs 2024 Preview 44:00 - Jarvis Davis Hacking Story

They're also joined by College Football TV Analyst and former Georgia Bulldog David Pollack as he explains his interest in arena football.

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David Pollack, former Georgia Bulldog, joined The Locker Room and talked about the future of SEC Championship, Gunner Stockton, could the Georgia Offense go off next season, Miami and Indiana has staying power and more including his new book "Every Day Counts" get your copy today on Amazon or meet David at the UGA Bookstore before G-Day from 10a-NoonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Pollack, former Georgia Bulldog, joined The Locker Room and talked about the future of SEC Championship, Gunner Stockton, could the Georgia Offense go off next season, Miami and Indiana has staying power and more including his new book "Every Day Counts" get your copy today on Amazon or meet David at the UGA Bookstore before G-Day from 10a-NoonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's Political Breakfast, host Lisa Rayam goes live with Democratic strategist Tharon Johnson and Republican strategist Brian Robinson. That's as some metro Atlanta voters line up to cast their ballots in a special election, to fill the seat of former Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene. Georgia's 14th Congressional District stretches from the northwest corner of the state down into Cobb County. Voters will decide whether Republican Clay Fuller or Democrat Shawn Harris will represent them in Congress. Greene resigned from her seat in January. She left Congress after a falling-out with her former ally, President Donald Trump. The war in Iran has been one dominating issue on the campaign trail. Fuller, who is endorsed by Trump, backs the Trump Administration's strikes in Iran. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia players Chuck Kinnebrew and Horace King join Buck and Kelly on The Buck Belue ShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia players Chuck Kinnebrew and Horace King join Buck and Kelly on The Buck Belue ShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia players Chuck Kinnebrew and Horace King join Buck and Kelly on The Buck Belue ShowSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nothing fancy.  No high school superstars.  Just play hard every down.  Execute your plays better than the other guys.  Run each play with incredible attention to detail at your position. Indiana did just that in a season-opening win over Old Dominion on August 30.  The methodical Hoosiers left some big tractor trailer tire imprints on one football opponent after another this season. So it was eastbound and down, loaded up and truckin’ for the Indiana Hoosiers all the way to Miami, Florida for the 12-team College Football Playoffs season finale. Indiana delivered once again in Game #16 against a very talented group of Miami Hurricanes in the national championship game on Monday night. The unbeaten Indiana Hoosiers were matched against a physically larger and very resilient Miami Hurricanes team.  IU finally applied its patented sleeper hold with a late pass interception in the final minute to secure a 27-21 victory and the school’s first college football national title in 139 years. Indiana finished with the first 16-0 record in FBS history.  The Hoosiers subdued their three College Football Playoff match-ups by a cumulative score of 121-46. IU returned to Bloomington, Indiana with a championship trophy in hand to show to the school’s jubilant fans who – like so many – still can’t believe this just happened. If you liked exceptional defense, this game was definitely for you! By early in the fourth quarter, Indiana and Miami (which finished 13-3) each had been able to muster only 220 yards in total offense.  This often-times brutal defensive battle was anything but boring, though. The final quarter would produce the same number of points by both teams (24) as the amount scored in all three of the previous quarters.  Indiana led 17-7 as the final period began. The Hoosiers and their Heisman Trophy quarterback Fernando Mendoza were pushed around all night by a burly NFL-quality Miami defensive front. The Dolphins would be wise to sign a few of these college football warriors for their pro team this spring in the NFL draft. The Hurricanes marching band kept their relentless defense fired-up all night by playing the Star Wars’ “Darth Vader March” over and over. I almost expected to see a TV camera shot revealing Emperor Palpatine as Miami’s defensive coordinator.  The Canes put up a tremendous defensive effort against Indiana. But Indiana’s defense was up to the task in this championship game as well.  They swarmed to every tackle and shut-out Miami for the entire first half as Indiana took a 10-0 halftime advantage. The Hurricanes’ running game was nearly invisible for much of the night.  However, Miami’s Mark Fletcher, Jr. finally broke through the stubborn IU defensive line during the third quarter for a 57-yard score. That put the Canes on the scoreboard and narrowed Indiana’s lead to 10-7. The Hoosiers defense came to the rescue minutes later by blocking a Miami punt for a touchdown to restore a ten-point IU advantage at 17-7. Both teams’ offenses finally came alive in the final quarter Former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck finally located a few open receivers and quickly moved the Hurricanes down the field. A second Mark Fletcher, Jr. touchdown run cut Indiana’s lead to 17-14 on the very first play of the fourth quarter. The Hoosiers would answer that rally.  Indiana made this game even more exciting during a tense fourth quarter as they successfully completed two gutty fourth down calls. Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza surprised the Canes’ defense with a fourth down quarterback draw play.  He bounced off two different Miami tacklers en route to a 13-yard touchdown score. That gave IU a 24-14 lead with nine minutes to play. This game had become much like a very tense tennis match.  Back and forth they went during the final period.  Neither team gave up after the other team scored. Miami’s passing game responded once again.  Elusive running back Malachi Toney came alive with a couple of key pass receptions during the drive.  He raced through and around several IU defenders for a 22-yard score to cut Indiana’s lead to 24-21 with a little more than six minutes left. Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza then connected on a couple of clutch third down pass completions to move the Hoosiers down the field one more time. A well-conceived series of runs and passes for first downs helped IU eat-up precious minutes from the fourth quarter game clock. The Hoosiers opted to kick a 35-yard field goal to extend their lead to 27-21 with less than two minutes to go in the game.  Miami now had one final chance to win this game. The Hurricanes’ last offensive possession quickly advanced the ball all the way to midfield with under a minute to play.  A long pass downfield from quarterback Carson Beck was then intercepted by Indiana inside its ten yard line to seal the victory for the Hoosiers and sink Miami’s title hopes. That last minute pass interception by Indiana was the only turnover committed by either team in this year’s championship game. By the way, did someone steal the referees’ whistles at this football game? Millions of fans (like me) watching on television yelled, “Pass Interference!” or “Late hit – throw a flag!” at various points of this football game. Did the referees swallow their whistles during Monday’s game? Miami’s defensive backs were grabbing the uniforms, shoulder pads, arms, and hands of Indiana’s receivers all night long with only a few of the most obvious infractions penalized.  IU’s defense responded in kind by grabbing a few Miami receivers on some pass plays, too. At least two different Miami players should have been whistled for delivering late hits out-of-bounds in this game.  Another quite obvious targeting head shot was delivered by a Miami defensive player to Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza. Nary a tweet was heard. Miami (one of the most penalized teams in college football this season) was whistled for only seven penalties and 60 yards.  Indiana chalked-up just five penalties for 38 yards. Perhaps the title game’s referees may have carpooled to a local “Vision for Less” optometrist to be fitted for new glasses and forgot that this game was underway. Let’s give the officials credit for being consistent, though.  They allowed both teams get away with far too much in the title game.  Thankfully, no one appeared to be seriously injured during any of those plays. Regardless of the sport, games should be officiated in the same way as contests are called during the regular season.  This officiating crew stunk it up on Monday night. “Hoosiers II – The Football Edition” is likely going to be filmed soon That fantastic 1986 sports movie about a small Indiana high school basketball team winning the state championship may have been topped by the 16-0 national champion University of Indiana Hoosiers’ football team. Long-time assistant coach Curt Cignetti finally received his first head coaching job in 2011 at a Division II college in western Pennsylvania. He was age 50 at the time.  He quickly transformed that football team into a winner.  A move to North Carolina produced similar results for FCS member Elon University outside of Greensboro. Curt Cignetti then took over at James Madison University in northwestern Virginia.  He led the Dukes to a 52-9 record over his five seasons as the team’s head coach. Perennial football wallflower Indiana then picked this late-blooming coach-turned-miracle-worker in 2024.  In two seasons, IU has grown into a college football monster. Coach Curt Cignetti’s two seasons in Bloomington have produced a record of 27-2 with two College Football Playoff appearances. This was topped-off by Monday night’s well-deserved national championship earned by Indiana’s 16-0 team. What is 64-year old Curt Cignetti’s secret formula? Indiana had only eight players who were considered 4-star or 5-star athletes in high school.  Quarterback Fernando Mendoza was labeled as a “2-star” prospect coming out of a high school just a few miles from the University of Miami campus.  He wasn’t offered a scholarship by “The U” so he headed west to accept his only big-time offer to play at Cal. Mendoza would transfer to Indiana this season to team-up with his younger brother Alberto (also a quarterback).  The rest is now history. Coach Curt Cignetti assembled a group of talented underdogs who were willing to work harder and longer than players on most other teams. More importantly, the Hoosiers followed the directions of the Indiana coaching staff and became a model of precision execution on offense, defense, and special teams. This year’s Indiana squad performed together in unison like a championship basketball team.  Every player knew his role and executed flawlessly during most games.  The coaches smartly exploited the weaknesses seen in each week’s opponents.  The preparation and execution of the players and coaches helped this team to operate like a finely-tuned machine from week to week. Indiana’s offense played keep-away from the opposing defenses.  The Hoosiers dominated time of possession (including 36 minutes to 24 for Miami on Monday night). This team’s devastating blocking, power running game, and pinpoint short-to-intermediate passing game wore down opponents every week.  Winning the time of possession without committing turnovers helped lead Indiana to a national championship. Indiana won 16 straight games by repeating the same formula over and over again There was nothing fancy about Indiana’s football game plan.  They won every game by executing their plays better than the opposing team did. Coach Nick Saban won seven college football national championships (six at Alabama and his first at LSU).  Curt Cignetti had been a very successful assistant coach at Alabama under Coach Saban from 2007 through 2010.  Cignetti’s recruiting class of 2008 at Alabama would result in six NFL first round draft choices. Now that Indiana and its head coach have climbed to the top of the college football mountain, will the Hoosiers be able to remain there? Coach Saban (now a commentator for ESPN) said Monday before the title game that it will now become harder for Coach Cignetti to find new players with the same hunger to win as this year’s team. “Now everybody wants to come because of what your program can do for them (the top players),” said Saban.  “That dynamic changes everything dramatically – in terms of how you’ve got to motivate your players and how you put together your team.” Another factor in Indiana’s championship season was the character of the players.   Some of today’s NIL transfer “stars” may not fit-in with the selfless, team-oriented demands being made by Coach Curt Cignetti and his impressive coaching staff. Indiana’s precision style of football execution should keep the Hoosiers near the top for years to come. The team’s now-champion head football coach has often said, “If you keep your nose down and keep working, anything is possible!” Congratulations, Indiana!  The best team won. 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Hutson Mason joins The Locker Room every Monday thanks to Engineered Solutions of Georgia Hutson Mason, former Georgia QB and member of the Locker Room, joins the show to talk Falcons and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hutson Mason joins The Locker Room every Monday thanks to Engineered Solutions of Georgia Hutson Mason, former Georgia QB and member of the Locker Room, joined his former co-host and talked Georgia, College Football, Falcons and moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hutson Mason joins The Locker Room every Monday thanks to Engineered Solutions of Georgia Hutson Mason, former Georgia QB and member of the Locker Room, joined his former co-host and talked Georgia, College Football, Falcons and moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hutson Mason joins The Locker Room every Monday thanks to Engineered Solutions of Georgia Hutson Mason, former Georgia QB and member of the Locker Room, joined his former co-host and talked Georgia, College Football, Falcons and moreSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hutson Mason, former Georgia QB & member of The Locker Room, joined his former 680 The Fan Teammates to talk about the Dawgs beatdown of Alabama in the SEC Championship, how the team may handle the time off between now and the Sugar Bowl and the lousy disappointing Atlanta Falcons Hutson Mason joins The Locker Room every Monday thanks to Engineered Solutions of GeorgiaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hutson Mason, former Georgia QB & member of The Locker Room, joined his former 680 The Fan Teammates to talk about the Dawgs beatdown of Alabama in the SEC Championship, how the team may handle the time off between now and the Sugar Bowl and the lousy disappointing Atlanta Falcons Hutson Mason joins The Locker Room every Monday thanks to Engineered Solutions of GeorgiaSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia QB Aaron Murray joins Buck Belue and Kelly Crull to look ahead to this weekend's SEC Championship Game between Alabama and Georgia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia QB Aaron Murray joins Buck Belue and Kelly Crull to look ahead to this weekend's SEC Championship Game between Alabama and Georgia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia QB Aaron Murray joins Buck Belue and Kelly Crull to look ahead to this weekend's SEC Championship Game between Alabama and Georgia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Former Georgia & NFL TE Arthur Lynch joins J.C. for a jam-packed show:- Reliving Georgia's escape over Florida - Stop and smell the roses - What we KNOW about these Dawgs - The backfield's new twist - UGA at Mississippi State: preview & predictions - Top head coaching opening UGA Football LIVE with J.C. Shelton – brought to you by JCS Multimedia Productions & The Pulse Sports NetworkWatch us on YouTube!@UGAfootballlive on Twitter/ Instagram/ Facebook@JCShelton_ on Twitter @alynch1788 on Twitter

Former Georgia kicker Rodrigo Blankenship joins Buck Belue and Kelly Crull on the Buck Belue Show to talk about his appearance on College Gameday and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Former Georgia kicker Rodrigo Blankenship joins Buck Belue and Kelly Crull on the Buck Belue Show to talk about his appearance on College Gameday and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike and Abe get into the latest NFL headlines including Jalen Carter ready to get back on the field for the Eagles, which they agree may be needed for Philly as they seem to be dealing with a lot of distractions that have them off their game.

No. 5 Ole Miss (6-0, 3-0 SEC) heads to No. 9 Georgia (5-1, 3-1) on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. CT on ABC. Former Georgia quarterback DJ Shockley believes Chambliss fits the mold of opposing quarterback that typically gives Kirby Smart fits. Shockley joins Sudu Upadhyay and Ben Garrett of the Ole Miss Spirit in the latest episode of their ‘Game Runs Deep' podcast.Plus, the biggest ‘Bless Your Heart!' moments from Week 7 of college football, the rise of Indiana's Curt Cignetti, Ty Simpson's Heisman resume at Alabama, Ben has gears to grind on Lane Kiffin on coaching hot boards, and the guys bring their upset picks for Week 8.

"McElroy & Cubelic In The Morning" airs 7am-10am weekdays on WJOX-94.5!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia Tech RB & ESPN College Football Analyst joins Cellini & Dimino to discuss all things Tech as they get off to a 4-0 start to the season with high expectations through the rest of the season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this hour of Follow The Money, Mitch Moss and Pauly Howard are joined by Drew Butler, Former Georgia and NFL Punter and Host of "Punt & Pass Podcast", to talk about college football. Also, the hosts are joined by Steve Wyss, Soccer Bettor and Host of "Because We Win", to give out his best bets for this weekend's soccer slate.

Hr 4 - Former Georgia QB DJ Shockley + TNF previewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia QB DJ Shockley scouts Georgia vs. Tennessee this SaturdaySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former Georgia head coach Jim Donnan joins us to answer our questions about the Bulldogs after Game One.

Jen Psaki points out that, contrary to initial denials, JD Vance, Pam Bondi, and Kash Patel met to discuss messaging strategy around Donald Trump's Jeffrey Epstein scandal. It furthermore appears that the group worked out a list of FBI officials who had a role in some aspect of Donald Trump's legal disgrace, and fired them. Texas Democrats remain in a fight to preserve American democracy, and Georgia's former lieutenant governor has decided to switch to the Democratic Party.