Georgia football's nation's longest home winning streak is at 31 and counting. But for how much longer? Alabama and Texas ...

Both teams have inexperienced quarterbacks, with Gunner Stockton starting for Georgia and Ty Simpson likely starting for ...

A New Brockton man who was once accused of sending package bombs that killed a federal judge in Alabama and a Georgia civil ...

Like countless others before him, Scott Cochran didn't think it could happen to him.He was the head strength coach, hand picked by Nick Saban at Alabama, being featured on ESPN ...

Alabama is now 9-1 in its last 10 games against Georgia, whose 28-game conference winning streak, the longest in SEC history, comes to an end. CBS Sports was here with highlights, updates and ...

The Pulse Newsletter Free, daily sports updates direct to your inbox. Kirby Smart’s 1-5 record against Alabama is well-documented. Georgia is 49-2 since Nov. 7, 2020, with two losses to Alabama.

ATHENS, Ga. — On Monday, Kirby Smart held his first midweek news conference following a loss in four years. Appropriately, it started a couple of minutes late. But, to be fair, it was ...

Georgia coach Kirby Smart (left) and Alabama coach Nick Saban talk before the SEC Championship Game on Dec. 4, 2021, at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson) ...

Georgia defensive back Kelee Ringo intercepts Alabama and returns it for a touchdown for a 33-18 lead and victory over Alabama in the College Football Playoff championship game on Monday, Jan. 10 ...

A one-loss Alabama limped to Atlanta with a shockingly close win against an average Auburn team only to face an unbeaten and barely-tested Georgia. Just a mirror image two years later.

Georgia has dropped seven straight in this rivalry, with several of these losses easily ranking among the most painful in program history. Alabama's 41-30 win in 2008 christened the Saban dynasty.

Yeah, but is Georgia now the new Alabama, the program that has won six national championships since Saban’s arrival in 2007. Or was this, well . . . You know where I’m going.