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News and analysis of the Georgia Bulldogs, powered by Dawgs247 and featuring the voices and expertise of Kipp Adams, Benjamin Wolk and Jordan Hill.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
Junkyard Dawgcast turns Georgia football's roster movement, recruiting notes, and spring practice clues into useful context for locked-in Bulldogs fans.
Junkyard Dawgcast is deep in Georgia Bulldogs football, and it knows exactly who it is talking to. The show favors long, specific conversations over broad college sports catchups, moving through player awards, spring breakout drafts, playoff expansion, recruiting, roster…
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A Georgia check-in on the loss, the portal, and the draft calls still left hanging.
The episode opens with Georgia's Sugar Bowl loss to Ole Miss, then moves straight into the transfer portal, the players Georgia is targeting, and the draft decisions still hanging out there.
Portal exits, draft names, and the 2025 numbers that frame Georgia's season.
It keeps its feet on Georgia's offseason, with portal departures, where those Bulldogs landed, and the final 2025 numbers that help explain how the year ended. The talk stays practical and football first, which gives the discussion a clear shape without overplaying the stakes.
Georgia recruiting, NFL movement, and spring practice come together in a roomy Bulldogs check-in.
Georgia football's offseason sits at the center of this episode, with a new commit, playoff expansion talk, and a broad NFL check-in on Bulldogs who are moving, staying, and getting paid.
A Georgia recruiting check-in built on names, relationships, and coaching ties.
Junkyard Dogcast keeps this Georgia recruiting episode centered on the right things: South Georgia, IMG Academy's Pro Day, and the latest on quarterbacks in the 2027 class before it shifts into two interviews.
A steady Georgia offseason listen with real roster texture.
This Georgia offseason episode keeps its footing when it treats roster building as the main thread. Jordan Hill, Kip Adams, and Ben Wolk work through why Bryson Beaver fits the program's developmental logic, how that connects to the 2026 roster picture, and why the recruiting…
A Georgia-only year-end awards show that stays detailed and easy to follow.
Junkyard Dawgcast uses a holiday-season recording to close the book on Georgia's year, handing out its 2025 Bulldogs awards and picking back through how the season played out.
Georgia's portal additions, stay-put calls, and draft stakes anchor a practical offseason update.
Georgia's transfer portal work sits at the center of the discussion, but the scope keeps broadening to the full roster picture: who arrived, who stayed, who left, and what the staff still needs.
Georgia draft-stock talk with specific names, clear context, and a brisk offseason pace.
The episode stays on Georgia's offseason with an eye on the combine, treating draft stock as the main thread. Zachariah Branch, Oscar Delp, Daylen Everett, and Monroe Freeling each get clear attention, with the discussion landing on measurables, route work, testing, and which…
Football bets with barbershop energy.
The hosts introduce their annual bracket preview show for March Madness, discussing their content schedule and starting with analysis of the Florida-Houston matchup.
Jon Rothstein introduces a special Selection Sunday episode of his college basketball podcast, promoting its schedule and encouraging audience engagement for the 2026 NCAA Tournament coverage.
The hosts discuss their experiences at the Sugar Bowl media day and preview the upcoming Georgia vs.
This episode of the Junkyard Dogcast focuses on Georgia Bulldogs recruiting, covering the 2026 signing class, transfer portal additions, and early moves in the 2027 recruiting cycle, including interviews with experts Cooper Petagna and Andrew Ivins.
This segment introduces an episode covering Georgia Bulldogs pre-spring news, an interview with Joseph Jonah-Ajonye, and details on the arrests of players Chris Cole and Darren Akinnobon for speeding.
The hosts discuss Super Bowl 60, focusing on Georgia connections like Mike McDonald's win, then analyze NFL free agency for former Bulldogs like George Pickens.
The episode covers Georgia football's new coaching hires, including Larry Knight as outside linebackers coach and Robert Edwards in a support role, plus updates on 10 Bulldogs invited to the NFL Combine.
The hosts discuss Indiana's shocking national championship win, Georgia's offensive line coaching change with Phil Rauscher replacing Stacy Searles, and the addition of quarterback Bryson Beaver.
The hosts discuss Kirby Smart's comments on college football playoff expansion, debating the merits of moving to 14 or 16 teams and its impact on rivalry games.
The hosts discuss Georgia football coordinators receiving significant pay raises, standout performances by Bulldogs at the NFL combine, Georgia basketball's NCAA tournament prospects, and Atlanta sports news including the Braves' suspension and Falcons draft targets.
The hosts analyze Georgia's Sugar Bowl loss to Ole Miss, focusing on coaching errors and player absences.
The hosts conduct a spring breakout draft, selecting Georgia Bulldogs players expected to shine in upcoming practices.
The hosts review the Georgia Bulldogs' 2025 season, discussing over-under predictions, awarding end-of-year accolades like MVP and breakthrough players, and analyzing key moments such as the SEC Championship win.
The hosts react to Georgia's 39-34 Sugar Bowl loss to Ole Miss, analyzing key moments like poor offensive stretches, Trinidad Chambliss's standout performance, and coaching mistakes.
Benjamin Wolk and Jordan Hill discuss Georgia Bulldogs football recruiting, featuring insights from IMG Academy visits and interviews with 2027 RB commit Noah Parker and 2028 QB commit Jaden Wade.
The hosts discuss Georgia football's transfer portal departures, key 2025 statistics like low sack numbers and Gunnar Stockton's ADOT, and analyze CFP expansion debates.
The hosts analyze Georgia Bulldogs' transfer portal additions, including key players like Isaiah Canyon and Gentry Williams, and discuss draft decisions such as Monroe Freeling's departure.
The hosts recap the Georgia Bulldogs' spring G-Day game, discussing quarterback performances and key stats.
Hosts discuss recent recruiting commitments, upcoming official visits, and interview a Georgia offensive line commit.
Preview of Georgia's second scrimmage and upcoming G-Day, with analysis of players and team dynamics.
The episode previews Georgia's upcoming bowl game against Ole Miss, discusses Kirby Smart's birthday and stats, and covers coaching changes and basketball.
Host George Hill interviews Isaac Trotter about Georgia Bulldogs men's basketball, their 9-1 start, and SEC basketball.
Hosts discuss Georgia football's upcoming schedule, SEC title game reflections, Sugar Bowl preparation, coaching carousel updates, and Georgia basketball.
Hosts break down Georgia's dominant 28-7 victory over Alabama in the SEC Championship game.
The hosts discuss the Georgia Bulldogs' seeding in the college football playoff bracket and their upcoming Sugar Bowl matchup.
Preview of Georgia Bulldogs vs.
Host Jordan Hill previews Georgia's game against Marshall with guest Chris McLaughlin from Herd Nations.