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Locked On Bulldogs podcast is the daily podcast that keeps you ahead of the games and the first to know the latest news, analysis, and insider info for the Georgia Bulldogs. Hosted by Daniel Monroe and Clint Shamblin, the Locked On Bulldogs podcast provides your daily Bulldogs fix from the perspective of two guys who love Georgia Football and Basketball as much as you do. They’ll provide fan opinions, interviews, recaps, local analysis, and coverage of all things Georgia Bulldogs. From the gridiron battles at Sanford Stadium to hardwood dominance at Stegeman Coliseum and everywhere in between, the Locked On...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · June 2026
A daily Georgia show that connects staff changes, SEC context, and basketball stakes while keeping the Bulldogs lens up front.
Locked On Bulldogs is a daily Georgia show for listeners who want the Bulldogs read first. The sampled episodes stay in the Sports lane, moving between Bulldogs football, Georgia basketball, and SEC roundtables while treating staff changes, win totals, quarterback rooms, and…
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Justin Williams anchors a lively Georgia roster debate that also makes room for basketball.
Locked On Bulldogs keeps its focus on Justin Williams, and Clint makes a solid argument for him as the linebacker who brings force, disruption, and a cleaner finish.
Georgia recruiting anxiety and Mike White defense drive a loud, argument-heavy Bulldogs episode.
The episode splits its attention between Georgia recruiting anxiety and a defense of Mike White, and that is where it feels most alive. It starts with Kirby Smart feeling the heat around a five-star situation, then settles into the familiar way fans turn every rumor into…
Georgia injury updates open into a wider look at Kirby Smart, program culture, and why the Bulldogs stay in focus.
Georgia spring football talk lands best when it opens with the injury updates and lets those details point toward the larger story around the Bulldogs.
A brisk March Madness betting guide with real arguments behind the picks.
Locked On Bulldogs leans into March Madness betting, with Clint and Daniel keeping the pace lively while they work through Michigan State, Duke, Arkansas, and Arizona.
A focused Georgia discussion built around Kirby Smart's formula and the team's 2026 outlook.
This Georgia-focused conversation circles back to Kirby Smart's familiar formula: Georgia is expected to be athletic, physical, and built to hold that standard, and that remains the core case for why the Bulldogs sit where they do in the sport.
A loose, lively SEC roundtable centered on the league's nonconference debate.
This SEC roundtable keeps coming back to the league's shrinking appetite for future tough nonconference games, and it does so from a few different angles without losing the thread.
A sharp SEC quarterback debate centered on Arch Manning's pressure, growth, and late-season finish.
The segment works best once it settles on Arch Manning and stops drifting. The hosts keep the focus on his rough start to 2025, the stronger finish, and the weight of bigger expectations, which gives the discussion a real football center instead of a generic SEC preview.
Georgia's staff changes are treated as part of a larger reset.
Georgia's staff changes are treated as part of a larger reset, not just another headline. Clint and Daniel use the returning faces in Athens to sketch what Kirby Smart is changing, why the timing matters, and how the offense is supposed to settle around Gunner Stockton and Mike…
Nebraska athletics, explained from close range.
Daily Cardinals roster radar.
Purdue sports, argued from the details.
Host Daniel provides detailed analysis of Georgia Bulldogs' spring football developments, focusing on Drew Bobo's return trajectory, Jordan Hall's injury concerns, and Zayden Walker's development challenge.
Clint Shamblin and Daniel Monroe use a spring “my guy” draft to choose Lawson Luckie, Amaris Williams, Juan Gaston, Ellis Robinson, and Justin Williams for Georgia football.
Clint and Daniel open by turning the offseason into an “Our Guys” draft, with Ellis Robinson III going first and Juan Gaston going second.
The SEC Squad opens by arguing that rulings against players wanting extra eligibility feel like common sense finally showing up.
Georgia has filled its outside linebackers coach opening by hiring Larry Knight, and Daniel argues that Kirby Smart targeted him because Georgia's real issue is rushing the passer.
Locked On Bulldogs focuses on national preseason quarterback lists that leave Gunner Stockton outside the top tier, even after a full season at Georgia.
Monroe Freeling's NFL Combine result becomes the centerpiece of the episode, with the hosts citing a 4.93 forty-yard dash, a 33.5-inch vertical, and a grade of 9.99 on a 1-to-10 scale.
Ross Jackson opens the show, then Daniel and Clint focus on Amaris Williams, the Auburn transfer they say could change Georgia’s defense next season.
The SEC Squad spends the show arguing over the league’s most interesting quarterbacks.
Ross Jackson argues that Georgia's 2026 passing offense will not replace Zachariah Branch's 81 catches with one player, because the Bulldogs did not add much receiver help in the portal beyond Isaiah Canyon.
The hosts discuss key players for the Georgia Bulldogs, focusing on Nate Frazier as the bell cow running back and Juan Gaston and Dontrell Glover on the offensive line.
Daniel argues that Georgia’s defensive line is the strongest unit on the roster, starting with Elijah Griffin and Joseph Jonah Ajonye as the two most electric interior pieces since Jalen Carter.
Georgia’s return to the NCAA tournament becomes the centerpiece of this Locked On Bulldogs episode, with the hosts saying the Bulldogs are back-to-back in March Madness for the first time since the TSA era.
Ross Jackson argues that Raylan Wilson is Georgia’s most underrated linebacker because he has lived in CJ Allen’s shadow since their freshman year and now enters his true senior season.
Ross Jackson argues that college football reform is coming because the current system is "broken," with coaching changes, transfer timing, and recruiting windows creating a setup he says is not sustainable.
Chris Cole and Darren Akinnigbon were arrested in Athens and charged with misdemeanor reckless driving, and the hosts focus on the tiny bond amounts of $26 and $39.
Georgia opens the episode at 9.5 projected wins, tied with Texas at the top of the SEC, and Ross Jackson says that number means a 10-2 season if the over hits.
Clint argues that preseason quarterback rankings are being built on reputation and NIL noise rather than production, pointing to College Football HQ’s list with Julian Sayin at No.
Ross Jackson and Clint discuss whether Georgia has a wide receiver problem after Zachariah Branch leaves the roster and the returning room sits on limited production.
Locked On Bulldogs spends the episode chasing which Georgia player matters most for 2026.
The SEC Squad opens on the 2026 SEC football win totals and treats the board like something worth arguing over.
Georgia's staff is in motion.
The SEC Squad opens by framing the SEC basketball season as it winds down and asking which teams are worth buying this postseason.
The SEC Squad gathers to sort through spring ball.
Ross Jackson brings Jake Crane onto the Bulldogs show for a Georgia football conversation that starts with where the program stands in college football.
The SEC squad opens by talking about the league's growing habit of canceling future tough nonconference games.
Locked On Bulldogs spends the episode on March Madness betting angles.
Georgia recruiting panic opens the episode.
Georgia basketball is dancing, and Clint and Daniel waste no time getting loud about who their guy is on defense.
The hosts analyze Georgia basketball's impressive 91-80 win over Texas, highlighting key improvements in rebounding and three-point shooting.
Hosts discuss the G-Day spring game, analyzing performances of DBs, wide receivers, backup quarterbacks, and linebackers for the 2026 Georgia football team.
A pregame show for Georgia Bulldogs' spring game (G-Day), discussing key matchups to watch.
The episode discusses a catastrophic injury during Georgia's spring practice and its implications for the team.
A roundtable discussion among SEC-focused podcast hosts previewing upcoming spring games and analyzing the latest college football news.
This episode covers Kirby Smart's comments, national Top 25 rankings, and an offensive line update for the Georgia Bulldogs.
The hosts discuss Ryan Day's complaints, Kirby Smart's player development, and why players choose Georgia.
This episode discusses updates on Georgia's spring game (G-Day), the future of the event, and key position groups to watch.
The host discusses how Georgia's defense can return to its elite 2022 level, focusing on running, passing, and personnel.
The hosts discuss the most important, underrated, and overrated defensive linemen for the Georgia Bulldogs football team.
Hosts Daniel and Clint discuss how Ole Miss remains a strong team despite Lane Kiffin's absence, analyzing their consistency and performance.