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Mark Fox's Georgia Bulldogs men's basketball team has managed to win two of its last three SEC games. Is this cause for confidence or a dead cat bounce?

The Southeastern Conference produced its seventh straight BCS college football national champion, but how do the remaining SEC teams stack up against one another in the country's toughest and most competitive league?

The college football regular season is behind us, but the fun is just beginning as the Georgia Bulldogs and the Alabama Crimson Tide prepare to square off in the SEC Championship Game with a national title shot on the line.

The day before Thanksgiving is an appropriate time to get all the surliness out of your system. Dawg Bites invites the fans of the Georgia Bulldogs to unleash their inner grumpy old men ere the holiday arrives.

Most of the SEC spent the latest college football Saturday hosting Division I-AA schedule fodder, so where did such powerhouses as Georgia, Alabama, Florida, LSU, South Carolina, and Texas A&M wind up ranked in the power poll?

So . . . about that Alabama loss. How much does it shake up the rest of the conference?

After the top-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide went down to the Texas A&M Aggies, the Georgia Bulldogs are the new No. 1 team on the Dawg Sports SEC Power Poll ballot.

Alabama didn't lose, and now we have to find other things to entertain us.

The East Division is close to being wrapped up, and we'll have an answer for the West soon enough.

The Georgia Bulldogs' win over the Florida Gators in Jacksonville set up a matchup of the SEC's top two college football teams between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the LSU Tigers. Find out where the rest of the league ranked.