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Daily Dawg Thread: July 12, 2022

Daily Dawg Thread: July 12, 2022

SEC Announces 2022 Media Days Student-Athlete Attendees

Alabama

Will Anderson Jr., LB, Junior

 

 

 

 

Jordan Battle, DB, Senior

Bryce Young, QB, Junior

Arkansas

 

 

 

 

Jalen Catalon, S, Junior

KJ Jefferson, QB, Junior

Bumper Pool, LB, Senior

Auburn

Tank Bigsby, RB, Junior

Derick Hall, Edge, Senior

John Samuel Shenker, TE, Senior

Florida

Anthony Richardson, QB, Sophomore

Richard Gouraige, OL, Junior

Ventrell Miller, LB, Senior

Georgia

Stetson Bennett, QB, Senior

Nolan Smith, LB, Senior

Sedrick Van Pran, OL, Sophomore

Kentucky

Will Levis, QB, Senior

Kenneth Horsey, OG, Senior

DeAndre Square, ILB, Senior

LSU

Jack Bech, WR, Sophomore

Mike Jones, Jr., LB, Junior

BJ Ojulari, DE, Junior

Ole Miss

Nick Broeker, OL, Senior

Cedric Johnson, DE, Junior

Jonathan Mingo, WR, Senior

Mississippi State

Jaden Crumedy, DT, Graduate Senior

Nathaniel Watson, LB, Graduate Senior

Austin Williams, WR, Graduate Senior

Missouri

Barrett Banister, WR, Graduate Senior

Martez Manuel, DB, Senior

Isaiah McGuire, DL, Senior

South Carolina

Jovaughn Gwyn, OL, Senior

Dakereon Joyner, WR, Senior

Zacch Pickens, DL, Senior

Tennessee

Trevon Flowers, S, Senior

Hendon Hooker, QB, Graduate Senior

Cedric Tillman, WR, Graduate Senior

Texas A&M

Demani Richardson, DB, Senior

Layden Robinson, OL, Junior

Ainias Smith, WR/AP, Senior

Vanderbilt

Ben Bresnahan, TE, Graduate Senior

Anfernee Orji, LB, Senior

Mike Wright, QB, Junior

SOCCER: 2022 Schedule Announced

Head Coach Keidane McAlpine 📸: georgiadogs.com

Highlighted by eight NCAA Tournament teams, including defending national champion Florida State, the University of Georgia soccer team announced its 2022 regular-season schedule Monday evening.

The inaugural season of head coach Keidane McAlpine’s tenure includes 12 home matches at the Turner Soccer Complex, beginning with exhibition matches against Duke on Monday, Aug. 8, and Furman on Saturday, Aug. 13. The regular season kicks off on Thursday, Aug. 18 against in-state foe Georgia Southern, the first meeting between the programs since 2005.

The Bulldogs’ opening week continues with a match against defending NCAA champion Florida State on Sunday, Aug. 21. Georgia and FSU have faced off four previous times, with the Seminoles claiming the last meeting in September 2004. Georgia’s non-conference slate also includes NCAA Tournament participants Wake Forest (Aug. 25) and USF (Sept. 11), as well as a Peach State doubleheader at Georgia State (Sept. 1) and Kennesaw State (Sept. 4)

Georgia opens Southeastern Conference play on the road at Texas A&M on Friday, Sept. 16, the first meeting between the schools since 2018. The Bulldogs then host 2021 NCAA quarterfinalist, South Carolina, in their SEC home opener on Sept. 22, followed by a road trip to Florida on Sept. 25.

Beginning with Alabama on Sept. 30, Georgia will stay home for four of its next five matches, including three straight contests at Turner against Tennessee (Oct. 9), Missouri (Oct. 14), and Ole Miss (Oct. 20). The regular season concludes with road matches at Kentucky (Oct. 23) and Mississippi State (Oct. 27). If the Bulldogs finish in the top 10 of the SEC standings, they will advance to the SEC Soccer Championship in Pensacola, Fla.

For complete information on Georgia soccer, follow the team on its social media channels via @UGASoccer on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

2022 Georgia Soccer Schedule

All times Eastern

Aug. 8 – Duke (Exh.) (6 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Aug. 13 – Furman (Exh.) (7 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Aug. 18 – Georgia Southern (6 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Aug. 21 – Florida State (1 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Aug. 25 – at Wake Forest (5 p.m. – Winston-Salem, N.C.)

Aug. 28 – College of Charleston (2 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Sept. 1 – at Georgia State (7 p.m. – Atlanta, Ga.)

Sept. 4 – at Kennesaw State (6 p.m. – Kennesaw, Ga.)

Sept. 8 – North Florida (6 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Sept. 11 – USF (1 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Sept. 16 – at Texas A&M (8 p.m. – Bryan-College Station, Texas)

Sept. 22 – South Carolina (7 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Sept. 25 – at Florida (12 p.m. – Gainesville, Fla.)

Sept. 30 – Alabama (6 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Oct. 6 – at Vanderbilt (8 p.m. – Nashville, Tenn.)

Oct. 9 – Tennessee (4 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Oct. 14 – Missouri (7 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Oct. 20 – Ole Miss (7 p.m. – Athens, Ga.)

Oct. 23 – at Kentucky (1 p.m. – Lexington, Ky.)

Oct. 27 – at Mississippi State (7:30 p.m. – Starkville, Miss.)

WTENNIS: Team and Players Earn ITA Honors

For the sixth consecutive year, the University of Georgia women’s tennis team earned Intercollegiate Tennis Association All-Academic honors, while three Bulldogs were named Scholar-Athletes, the ITA announced Monday.

“It’s exciting to see our players excel both on and off the court,” head coach Jeff Wallace said. “Morgan (Coppoc), Lea (Ma), and Dasha (Vidmanova) all had a fantastic year in the classroom, and this reflects that. The team also had an amazing year, earning a sixth consecutive award, as well as, garnering the second-highest team GPA (3.48) on campus.”

Graduate Morgan Coppoc, junior Lea Ma, and freshman Dasha Vidmanova were all named ITA Scholar-Athletes. This marked the third time for both Coppoc and Ma and the first for Vidmanova.

To be named an ITA Scholar-Athlete, one must have a grade point average of at least 3.5 (on a 4.00 scale) for the current academic year. To be named an ITA All-Academic Team, a program must have a team grade point average of 3.2 or above (on a 4.00 scale), and all varsity letter winners should be factored into the cumulative team GPA for the current academic year. 

Coppoc graduated with a master’s in financial planning after earning a degree in risk management and insurance last year. On the court this season, she was 20-12 in singles and went 21-14 in doubles with junior Ania Hertel. They had a final national ranking of No. 17, while Coppoc earned Second Team All-SEC honors

Ma, a sports management major, was named the First Team All-SEC. She posted a 16-8 singles record at the No. 1 spot. Vidmanova, a finance major, recorded a 16-7 record in singles and 13-10 in doubles, upon arriving in January. The freshman was named to the All-Freshman SEC Team and Second Team All-SEC and earned SEC Freshman of the Week honors twice.


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Greg is closing in on 15 years writing about and photographing UGA sports. While often wrong and/or out of focus, it has been a long, strange trip full of fun and new friends.