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  UGA AD McGarity Releases Statement on Gurley

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  Photo Credit: UGA Athletic Association

  Music Editor Gabe Vodicka is officially on suicide watch. From the AJC:

  By Blake Aued and Gabe Vodicka | October 10, 2014

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  Live Blog: Georgia vs. LSU

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  Les Miles and No. 6 LSU come to Athens having won the last two against No. 9 Georgia, including an SEC Championship Game rout in 2011. Pundits are predicting an uncomfortably close game, with the home team a slight favorite.

  The big story of the week, of course, is the return of LSU QB Zack Mettenberger to Athens. Mettenberger, a former Dawg, was in a starting quarterback battle with Aaron Murray (and the oft-forgotten Logan Gray) back in spring 2010, before an out-of-town incident at a bar got him kicked off the team. Interestingly enough, Mettenberger's mother is a UGA football employee (though Mark Richt reportedly gave her the week off.)

  Both teams look good as far as injuries go. Star running back Todd Gurley should be at 100 percent and ready to put up big numbers against a solid-but-exploitable LSU defense. It's Georgia's third top-10 matchup of the season so far; the Dawgs are 1–1 in those games and looking to improve.

  Follow all the action after the jump.

  By Blake Aued and Gabe Vodicka | September 28, 2013

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  Live Blog: Georgia vs. South Carolina

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  Will Todd Gurley play? Please God yes.

  Steve Spurrier and South Carolina come into Athens today ranked sixth in the country and hoping to win their fourth straight against the Dawgs. Georgia looks to bounce back after a tough loss to Clemson last week, a game in which star running back Todd Gurley strained a quad muscle (and WR Malcolm Mitchell was lost for the season with a celebration-related injury). However, all signs point toward Gurley being available to play in today's matchup.

  After the jump, follow along as we live blog the action, and feel free to weigh in in the comments.

  By Blake Aued and Gabe Vodicka | September 7, 2013

• 'Tramp the Dirt Down' and Other Songs About Margaret Thatcher

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  Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died today, marking the end of an era for music as well as politics.

  Unlike in the U.S., where musicians mostly stayed away from criticizing President Reagan, their British counterparts had a field day with Thatcher's conservative regime. Here are a few of the many, many songs written about the Iron Lady's 15-year reign.

  By Blake Aued and Gabe Vodicka | April 8, 2013

• The Flagpole Guide to the NCAA Tournament

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  If you're like 75 percent of the Flagpole office, somebody is trying to talk you into joining an NCAA Tournament pool, but your only experience with sports is playing cornhole at Little Kings. We're here to help. Here's your Hipster's Guide to Filling Out a Bracket, brought to you by a couple of hipsters with a wee bit of sports knowledge. (Or, at least, a highly developed ability to fake it.)

  By Blake Aued and Gabe Vodicka | March 18, 2013

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