University of Georgia President Michael F. Adams released the following
lt;br />statement today regarding the resignation of Damon Evans.
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Philip Young has been named assistant athletic trainer for the UGA Athletic Association, Ron Courson, director of sports medicine, announced on (insert day of wee). Young, a native of Marietta, will work primarily with the football program.
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University of Georgia Director of Athletics Damon Evans was arrested on charges of failure to maintain lane and driving under the influence Wednesday night in Atlanta. He held a press conference Thursday evening to apologize for his actions.
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The 2010 football guide consists of 208 pages filled with the most updated biographical information of coaches and athletes, stats, history and tradition and the 2010 football preview section.
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Former Georgia defensive coordinator Joe Kines' daughter was killed Monday in a two-car accident that injured seven others.
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A total of 100 University of Georgia student-athletes were honored for their accomplishments in the classroom by being named to the Spring 2010 Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll, according to a league announcement this week.
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Allen Osborne, head baseball coach at Wingate University, has been named an assistant coach at the University of Georgia according to an
lt;br />announcement Monday by Bulldog head coach David Perno.
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The Georgia Bulldogs finished the 2010 season with a 50-13 overall record, made the school's ninth-consecutive NCAA Division I Softball Championship appearance and advanced to the Women's College World Series for a second-straight season.
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Bubba Watson won the Travelers Championship for his first PGA Tour title, overcoming a six-stroke deficit and beating Scott Verplank with a par on the second hole of playoff Sunday at TPC River Highlands.
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Former Georgia standout Hyleas Fountain cruised to a title in the heptathlon to highlight the final two days of action at the USA Championships in Des Moines, Iowa, on Sunday.
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