The Daily Dawg Podcast

JG Feibus
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The Daily Dawg is dedicated to bringing Dawg Fans a daily dose of thoughtful, fan-centric perspective and analysis on the state of all things UGA, the University of Georgia, or Georgia Bulldogs. www.thedailydawg.com

  1. 3d ago

    2026 Week 5 - Homecoming & Playoff Baseball

    It’s week 5 of the 2026 College Football Season and Homecoming for Georgia. Vanderbilt is in Athens to serve as the Homecoming opponent as they have many times before. This is not the bottom of the SEC Vanderbilt of years before, but it’s also not the Diego Pavia’s Vanderbilt of the 2024-2025 seasons. Jared Curtis, one-time UGA commit and former 5-star prospect, leads Vandy at QB and is playing well and showing lots of athleticism, but not enough to carry the team on his back quite like his predecessor. Georgia is a more than 25-point favorite, and we expect covering the line to be well within reach. A bigger concern might be just continuing the offensive efficiency Georgia has displayed in all but the 3rd quarter of last week’s game against Oklahoma. For UGA fans who are also Braves fans, the butterflies in the belly are only likely to come on just after the Georgia game, around 4pm when first pitch in the NDLS is thrown and the Braves take on the Dodgers in LA. The Dodgers will be heavily favored in the series and to win the World Series, but the Braves have beaten the Dodgers 5 of 6 times this season and beat the Dodgers the last time they faced each other in the postseason, which was in the 2021 NLCS. The SEC and the Top 25 have a few interesting games to keep an eye on this weekend, including Ohio State facing a second big test on the road at Iowa and Alabama visiting suddenly scary Mississippi State. If Bama wins, GameDay may be visiting Tuscaloosa when UGA comes to town next week for a potential Top 7 - Top 5 matchup. The College Football Playoff leadership is meeting with ESPN to find the money it will take to finally kill off the last bit of drama left in the regular season by trying to expand the Playoff to 24 teams. GO DAWGS! GO BRAVES! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedailydawg.com

  2. Sep 26

    UGA v OK History & Preview - Week 4 Big Games - Braves Playoffs

    This show reviews and compares the football histories of Oklahoma and the University of Georgia. It also previews the upcoming game and provides the Daily Dawg detailed analysis of expected outcomes. Since many Dawgs fans are also Braves fans, the show includes a segment near the end that discusses the potential playoff matchups for the Braves and identifies games that might coincide with Georgia football. GO DAWGS! GO BRAVES! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedailydawg.com

    UGA v OK History & Preview - Week 4 Big Games - Braves Playoffs

  3. Sep 12

    White Unis - Big Plays - TX vs Ohio State

    Sadly, right now, it looks like a cloudy, rainy day in Georgia. I think those new white unis would look spectacular in the sparkling bright sun we’ve had recently, but that may not be what we get. Fingers crossed. Last week, there was only 1 matchup between Top 25 teams, and most every ranked team won big. Winning dramatically is not winning big, Michigan… I’m pulling for Texas today because I can’t suffer anymore of the Big 10 crowing about being the best conference. One game won’t change the narrative of the last 3 seasons, but if both Texas and Oklahoma can’t beat the Big 10’s two biggest brands, it will be at least a little of a counterpoint to the conference supremacy narrative. It’s Saturday in Athens! Go Dawgs! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedailydawg.com

  4. Sep 5

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Season 2, Episode 1 - The Dawgs and CFB are back!

    The 2026 college football season is finally here! Week 0 kicked off last week, and Week 1 is underway, having begun with a thrilling Thursday night game. Georgia Tech hosted Colorado at Bobby Dodd Stadium and largely had the national stage all to themselves. They, however, lost and lost much of the momentum they gained from opening wins in the recent seasons. The Georgia Bulldogs will take the field on Saturday, September 5th, against the Tennessee State Tigers. This will be the first-ever matchup between Georgia and Tennessee State. While the game may not be highly competitive, we’re all excited to see the Bulldogs on the field for the first time this season. We’re hoping for stellar performances from returning starters like Gunner Stockton and Lawson Lucky. We may have the best and one of the most experienced offensive lines in the country, and hopefully, they will show no mercy and shove around a team that doesn’t have the players to compete with Georgia. Whose catching passes might be the biggest area of interest and concern for Bulldog fans this year. The wide receiver group could be inconsistent despite available talent, but most feel Georgia’s biggest difficulty will be getting all our tight ends on the field and touching the ball enough to be happy and make a difference on the scoreboard. Are the Dawgs poised to be title contenders in 2026? Are they competing for the SEC, National Championship, or both? Is winning one or both of those the minimum requirement for this season? What defines a successful season at this point for the Georgia Bulldogs? The first of 12 regular-season games kicks off on Saturday at 3 p.m. This game won’t provide too many answers, but it hopefully will be fun, if a bit hot… This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedailydawg.com

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Season 2, Episode 1 - The Dawgs and CFB are back!

  5. Apr 27

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Episode 58 - Indiana is no Boise State!

    Show Notes: Indiana won the National Championship for the 2025 season, and everybody is falling all over themselves to talk about what a great story it is for college football. Many have declared that Hollywood couldn’t write a better ending to the season… I disagree. I do think Indiana was the best team in college football last year, and I think they more than earned the championship by winning the Big 10 and the College Football Playoff. But I don’t think it is a Hollywood story. When Boise State beat Oklahoma in the Fiesta Bowl on a schoolyard play, and their star running back dropped to a knee and proposed to his cheerleader girlfriend on the sideline, that was the greatest storybook ending to a football game and season. But I’m not arguing storylines and the significance of games here. I’m arguing that Indiana is not a have-not in college football; they have been a care-not. Indiana never tried to be good at football, and they got predictable results. They are not the little engine that could; they are the little engine that didn’t care. And even now, as they have ascended to the pinnacle of the sport, they were not trying to climb the mountain; they were just rearranging the deck chairs on their own personal Titanic, but came up roses and glory more by accident than anything. Once I get this little grip off my chest, then we can get back to UGA Athletics and Georgia Football… GoDawgs! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedailydawg.com

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Episode 58 - Indiana is no Boise State!

  6. Jan 1

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Episode 57 - CFP Playoff Quarterfinals

    After a painful 27-day wait, the Georgia Bulldogs finally take the field today in the Quarterfinals of the College Football Playoffs. Hopefully, this year, the layoff curse is not a problem. Miami has already won the first quarterfinal game, so we know who we will play if we win this game. It will be the seemingly fated match-up with Carson Beck and the Miami Hurricanes. First, we have to play our second rematch in a row of a regular-season game we’ve already played. This time, we play the Kiffin-less Ole Miss Rebels, who led Georgia by 9 points late in the last match-up. Hopefully, Georgia controls the game a little more convincingly and sets up the big-time semifinal that many will be excited for and many never wanted to see… GoDawgs! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedailydawg.com

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Episode 57 - CFP Playoff Quarterfinals

  7. 12/23/2025

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Episode 56 - Round 1 Playoff Reactions

    It’s been 16 days since Georgia has played a football game on the field. But what a game it was… Georgia finally getting the Alabama elephant all the way off its back! I’m still just smiling several times a day every time I think about it. And while it sucks to have such a long break in a great season like this when you just wish you could keep the hits coming, it’s kind of fun to sit back and watch others, including some of our rivals and conference mates, go out and play while we relax. Not to mention, most every game now features upcoming opponents we may have to play to win a 3rd National Championship in the last five years! Let’s take a look at the games so far and upcoming as we look ahead to Georgia’s path to that possible 2025 National Championship. Go Dawgs! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedailydawg.com

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Episode 56 - Round 1 Playoff Reactions

  8. 12/08/2025

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Episode 55 - Bama Beat Down!

    Beat Bama Week 2 was a resounding success! This truly feels like breaking through the one last glass ceiling Georgia Football was running into. This is the catharsis we all needed and wanted. Even I, as I was watching it, felt both at ease that the Dawgs were taking care of business and the sense that it’s not over until it’s over. I didn’t really even panic much when Bama scored to cut it to 21-7. Still felt like Georgia had just controlled this game too much to find any way to lose. As the game was ending, I just started to have the satisfied grin that you can’t get rid of even when someone tells you that you have it and you think you should be more discreet. I also thought to myself, “Cole Spear was Frickin’ onside!” GoDawgs! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thedailydawg.com

    The Daily Dawg Podcast - Episode 55 - Bama Beat Down!
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  • Creator
    JG Feibus
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    63
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