What It Means to Be a Bulldog Vince Dooley, Mark Richt and Georgia's Greatest Players
by Barnhart, Tony; Dooley, Vince; Richt, MarkFormat: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2004-09-01
Publisher(s): Triumph Books
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Summary
Taking a decade-by-decade approach to the University of Georgia football tradition, this collection brings together over 40 stories from the most outstanding voices of the program. The spirit of Bulldogs football is not captured by just one phrase, one season, or one particular game; instead, the student-athletes and coaches who made the magic happen over eight decades blend their experiences to capture the true essence of their beloved school. University of Georgia fans will relish the intimate stories told by the figures they have come to cherish.
Author Biography
Vince Dooley, former Bulldogs football coach and retired athletic director, is a Georgia legend Mark Richt was named head football coach at the University of Georgia in December 2000 Tony Barnhart, has covered college football for 28 seasons as a reporter for newspapers, television, and radio
Table of Contents
| Foreword: What It Means to Be a Bulldog | p. v |
| Foreword: How I Became a Bulldog | p. xiii |
| Editor's Acknowledgments | p. xix |
| Introduction | p. xxi |
| The Thirties and Forties | p. 1 |
| Bill Hartman | |
| Billy Henderson | |
| Joe Tereshinski Sr. | |
| Charley Trippi | |
| The Fifties | p. 29 |
| Edmund Raymond "Zeke" Bratkowski | |
| John Carson | |
| Art Declaro | |
| Pat Dye | |
| Claude Hipps | |
| Jimmy Orr | |
| Theron Sapp | |
| Fran Tarkenton | |
| Jimmy Vickers | |
| Bobby Walden | |
| The Sixties | p. 75 |
| Mike Cavan | |
| Bobby Etter | |
| Steve Greer | |
| Len Hauss | |
| Pat Hodgson | |
| John Kasay | |
| Tommy Lawhorne | |
| Kent Lawrence | |
| Tommy Lyons | |
| Kirby Moore | |
| George Patton | |
| Billy Payne | |
| Preston Ridlehuber | |
| Bill Stanfill | |
| Bob Taylor | |
| Jim Wilson | |
| The Seventies | p. 157 |
| Dicky Clark | |
| George Collins | |
| Ray Goff | |
| Glynn Harrison | |
| Randy Johnson | |
| Horace King | |
| Bill Krug | |
| Kevin McLee | |
| Mac McWhorter | |
| Tom Nash | |
| Matt Robinson | |
| Mixon Robinson | |
| Buzy Rosenberg | |
| Royce Smith | |
| Mike Wilson | |
| Chip Wisdom | |
| The Eighties | p. 237 |
| Peter Anderson | |
| Kevin Butler | |
| Knox Culpepper | |
| Freddie Gilbert | |
| Terry Hoage | |
| John Lastinger | |
| Rex Robinson | |
| Frank Ros | |
| Troy Sadowski | |
| Lindsay Scott | |
| Herschel Walker | |
| Eddie Weaver | |
| The Nineties | p. 301 |
| Champ Bailey | |
| Mike Bobo | |
| Garrison Hearst | |
| Matt Stinchcomb | |
| Eric Zeier | |
| The New Millennium | |
| Boss Bailey | |
| David Greene | |
| Fred Gibson | |
| David Pollack | |
| Jon Stinchcomb | |
| Honorable Mention | p. 349 |
| Lewis Grizzard | |
| Dan Magill | |
| Larry Munson | |
| Erk Russell | |
| Herschel Scott ("Mr. Bulldog") | |
| Loran Smith | |
| UGA I-VI | |
| Table of Contents provided by Ingram. All Rights Reserved. |
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