The Georgia Bulldogs have been projected as the number-one seed for the 2025 college football playoffs. While the 2024 college football season just recently en

While the College Football Playoff quarterfinal loss to Notre Dame is fresh on the minds of Georgia faithful, the Bulldogs have received an intriguing projection for the 2025 season that ends with a title shot.

In or out? A verdict on which of the College Football Playoff qualifiers will be back in the bracket next season.

Georgia head football coach Kirby Smart may not be a shoo-in for the CFP next season, according to one ESPN analyst.

The 11 programs that tasted the College Football Playoff but came up short in 2024 are already yearning for a return trip. For some -- such as Oregon and Georgia-- merely getting to the CFP won't be enough to satisfy championship-thirsty fan bases.

Georgia football heads into the National Signing Day with two major targets that could help elevate the 2025 team immediately

This year, Boise State was the non-power representative for the College Football Playoff. Next year, it will be Tulane, but it will be a very different situation than the Broncos'. Boise State got a bye and was actually ranked inside the top-12. That won't be the case next season.

Where is Georgia football in the coaches and AP polls in the final top 25 of the season? Here's where the voters put the Bulldogs on Tuesday.

Even with a 12-team College Football Playoff, who’s No. 3 at the end of the season still matters. So does No. 13. And No. 18. And No. 25.

After the news broke that Beck is transferring to the Miami Hurricanes instead of returning to Georgia, Paul Finebaum shared on his show, "The Paul Finebaum Show," that he's received feedback from Georgia fans who seem confident in Stockton as the team's future quarterback.

ATHENS, Ga. — Three years ago, Georgia won a national championship and then set a modern NFL Draft record when 15 players from that team were selected. Five Georgia players went in the first round, all off a defense that was regarded then and still might be as generationally great. All in all, it was an immense, irreplaceable loss of talent.

Kirby Smart is still in it to win championships, but the model has changed, and UGA — like most everyone else — is working on a new business model. That doesn’t ease the pain or frustration of what proved to be a tough College Football Playoff season for the Bulldogs.