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Georgia Baseball weekly recap: Dawgs’ win streak extends to five as they sweep Vanderbilt
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Dominant offense and solid pitching propels Georgia to the series sweep
The Georgia Bulldogs concluded another impressive week on the diamond yesterday evening as the Dawgs clinched their fifth straight win and the series sweep over the twelfth ranked Vanderbilt Commodores. Georgia began their week of play on Tuesday as they faced off against the Kennesaw State Owls. The Dawgs’ lineup exploded against the Owls as Charlie Condon, Slate Alford, Fernando Gonzalez, and Kolby Branch all had home runs in the game as Georgia cruised to a 9-3 win to conclude an undefeated season against in-state teams.
Never had a doubt, @SlateAlford#GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/YHBFQe2j1x
— Georgia Baseball (@BaseballUGA) May 1, 2024
Following the win, Georgia traveled back to Athens to prepare for the massive series against the Vanderbilt Commodores. The Dawgs would absolutely dominate in game one as Georgia sailed to a 10-0 seventh inning run rule victory as the Dawgs were dialed in at the plate and on the mound. Charlie Condon, Slate Alford, and Paul Toetz would all hit long balls as it would be the only offense Georgia would need as the Dawgs received a tremendous start from Leighton Finley. Finley turned in six total innings on the mound as he racked up eleven strikeouts while only giving up three hits in the win.
“My goodness” is right!@LeightonFinley ties the season high for Georgia pitchers with 11 strikeouts and sets a personal career high with 5.2 innings pitched.#GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/3M6WHH4TkR
— Georgia Baseball (@BaseballUGA) May 4, 2024
Georgia would continue their dominance in game two on Saturday as the Dawgs would once again blow out the Commodores by ten runs. The Dawgs’ offense would be nothing short of spectacular as Tre Phelps, Corey Collins, Charlie Condon, and Kolby Branch all tallied homers as Georgia smashed their way to a 14-4 win.
Move the home run tally to for @KolbyBranch#GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/mu71uvLDz6
— Georgia Baseball (@BaseballUGA) May 4, 2024
Riding high off of dominant wins in game one and two, the Dawgs would look to seal the series sweep on Sunday. Georgia would get off to a dominant start once again in game three as the Dawgs held a 6-0 lead in the third inning. The Commodores would put up a little fight in the fifth and sixth inning though as they would put together three runs to bring the score closer to 6-3. Georgia would quickly put a halt to the Commodores coming back though as Charlie Condon would hit a 3-run home run in the bottom of the sixth to extend the Dawgs lead to 9-3. Condon’s homer would be his 33rd on the season as it would extend his home run streak to seven games as he continues his historic season.
Chuck digs the long ball.#GoDawgs | @CharlieCondon14 pic.twitter.com/LXIiL0TquN
— Georgia Baseball (@BaseballUGA) May 5, 2024
Dylan Goldstein would also homer in the sixth inning as Georgia held a 10-3 lead going into the seventh. Neither team would score in the seventh but Vanderbilt would once again try to come back in the eighth. The Commodores put together four runs in the eighth to slim Georgia’s lead at 10-7 as the Dawgs’ bullpen would try to hold on for one more inning. Fortunately, the Dawgs would add on an insurance run in the bottom of the eighth as the bullpen would hold on in the top of the ninth to clinch the series sweep by a final score of 11-7.
DA(W)GS#GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/wTOdO2eS4s
— Georgia Baseball (@BaseballUGA) May 5, 2024
The Diamond Dawgs now sit at 35-12 on the season along with a 13-11 record in SEC play as they will more than likely jump up a few spots in the national rankings. Georgia will now have a few days of rest as they prepare to finish strong in the last six games of the season. The first three of those six games will take place in Columbia, South Carolina as Georgia will take on the South Carolina Gamecocks in a three game series that begins on Thursday as the Dawgs will look to keep their winning streak going.
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UGA AD Josh Brooks has also gotten a pay bump to bring him closer to par with his coevals.
It’s good to be Kirby Smart.
Profitable, too.
The top ‘Dawg wasn’t exactly clipping coupons before. But today the Board of Governors of the UGA Athletic Association approved a two year contract extension that takes his current deal through December 2033 with an annual salary of $13 million per year. The deal also includes bonuses of up to $1.55 million.
The new deal is a $1.75 million per year bump over Smart’s prior contract, and pushes him past Clemson’s Dabo Swinney to become college football’s highest-paid coach.
In my book he’s still a bargain. After his first season the Red and Black have either won a national title, played for a national title, or played in the SEC championship game every single season. The Bulldogs became the only team to win back-to-back national championships in the playoff era. It’s the most sustained success the program has ever had. And it’s coincided with seismic shifts in the sport’s landscape, tremors which have caused other coaches to leave the sport but which Smart has navigated adeptly.
Georgia athletic director Josh Brooks also received a contract extension with a new annual salary of $1.275 million, and scheduled annual increases of $100,000. The deal is recognition of Brooks’ status as an up-and-comer among athletic administrators nationally.
While I don’t know that Brooks is a threat to go anywhere soon, Georgia really needed to bump his pay to keep up with the Joneses. Brooks’ $855,000 deal had been the lowest among the league’s athletic directors. For comparison, Florida’s Scott Stricklin earns $1.795 million a year, Kentucky’s Mitch Barnhart makes $1.2 million, LSU’s Scott Woodward has a $1.85 million salary. Tennessee’s Danny White earns a jaw-dropping $2.31 million annually (I don’t know the exchange rate for Hillbilly dollars versus U.S. dollars but that still seems like a lot.
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County Line Cafe "Go Hungry"
County Line Cafe is the place to go for your morning breakfast biscuit or more. Pancakes also await if you are really hungry. They have all the other breakfast items you love Bacon, Sausage, Tenderloin and the like. Eggs your way too.
Did somebody say “Lunch”. Well County line will be that place you think of all morning with their amazing meat and three hot food served quick. Fried Chicken, Pork Chops, Steak and Gravy, Fried Chicken Livers, Fish and so much more. All the county veggies too like fried okra bacon fat green beans mashed real taters creamed corn and pinto beans. To make sure you get full you get a biscuit too.
Did someone say “Burger” oh “No Wings I mean” well County Line has what you are craving. Hamburgers, BLT, Chicken Sandwiches BBQ Sandwiches and Hot dogs to fill your belly with contentment for Lunch. We will see you back tomorrow for something different. Hot Fries and Tots tooo.
Homemade desserts await you to if you want a nap after your meal.
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Southern Performance Diesel is a diesel engine repair service located at 360 Cleveland Hwy, Clermont, Georgia 30527. It ran by Jeremy Wilson they specialize in Chevrolet diesel engines. They do top notch work and pride themselves on getting you running fast. They have 20 plus years experience and they will make your Duramax hum again.
Berry Foods IGA is not your typical small town grocery store. They have the best meats deli food, and produce with a truly friendly staff ready to serve you. Many aisles of staple groceries to browse and shop. Many Local vendor products you will not find at your busy chain stores. You can also buy smokes meats that are divine to eat.
Berry Foods prides itself on having the assortment of groceries you are looking for. White county is blessed to have products like Nadane and Dana’ from local food makers. The deli has hot fried chicken and vegetables ready for you lunch or dinner.
In the mid year of 2014, closely following a family wedding at our ranch, the thought frame in our mind. But It was anything but a thought that only one of us was having, however our whole family. We accept that God put this craving in our souls considering His motivation. We started longing for sharing our delightful land, and giving a setting to Holy Matrimony that are “Founded on Faith and Established on Trust”. During a long end of the week, and after numerous devoted discussions, the idea of Copey Creek Farm was made.
Our only craving is for Copey Creek Farm to extol our Lord while turning into the favored wedding scene of North Georgia. Planning, arranging, and dreaming has united us than we might have at any point envisioned. Our family is proud to serve by your trust in Copey Creek Farm, and we ask that you will pray blessing for this spot as we endeavor to make your wedding the experience that could only be described as epic.
Yoshi Express was opened in white county to bring Japanese food to the the community. The serve hibachi meals and sushi. All the food is freshly prepared and served hot. They have Shrimp, Scallops, Salmon, Steak and Chicken Hibachi. Most are severed with Broccoli and delicious Honey Carrots. They also sell Take Out orders for Lunch or dinner.
Nicole Flores bought the thriving Restaurant in 2022.
783 S Main St, Cleveland, GA 30528-4519
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