So it’s official. The Dawgs are headed to the Music City Bowl and were passed over by the Outback and Cotton on a hectic Sunday afternoon of slotting teams into conference lock-ins.

There has been some outcry for a playoff in light of this screw job. While I agree, that wouldn’t change much in Georgia’s case. It will be interesting on a national level if Nebraska beats Miami – Oregon and Colorado are scratching their heads this year much as Washington and Miami were a year ago.

One thing needs to be made clear to Dawg fans – the Music City Bowl and Nashville are not the enemies. They wanted us. Even if you make a day trip of it, Nashville is an easy drive and the game should be full of Dawg fans from at the very least north Georgia. Boston College also is a team capable of playing with the big boys featuring one of the best running backs in the nation, so hopefully the team won’t be in a funk over their bowl fate. As Coach Richt said on Sunday, when you don’t win the conference and guarantee your spot, you’re left to uncertainty and opinion deciding your fate.

UGASports.com has Music City trip and bowl information as well as the complete bowl lineup.

Dawgs rebound with a big win over Minnesota (UGASports.com)
It was a big win coming off the first loss of the season and with the Tech game on Sunday. Minnesota challenged a few times in both halves, but the Dawgs were in control from the tip.

Battling stroke, Jacobs fires up Dogs’ gala (ABH)
Georgia held its annual football Awards Gala last night in Athens. Usually the recognition of the seniors is the highlight of this event, but this year the presence of David Jacobs stole the show. 11 key recruits were in attendence on official visits – a great start to a big recruiting weekend.