'Dogs Win Eight Or More For National Record 13th Consecutive Time
2009 Lettermen | 2009 Season Stats
FINAL RECORDS:
Overall: 8-5; SEC: 4-4
Home: 4-2; Away: 3-2; Neutral: 1-1
Final Rankings: NR
Georgia's victory over Texas A&M in the Advocare V100 Independence Bowl gave the Bulldogs eight or more victories for the 13th consecutive year--a record no other Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) team can claim.
The 'Dogs won four of their last five games to give Georgia with a 90-27 record over the past nine seasons under Mark Richt who has the third best winning percentage among all active FBS coaches in the country.
Another point of pride in the Richt era is the 160 football players who have earned degrees since 2001.
Georgia's average home football attendance of 92,746 ranked sixth best in the country for the 2009 season according to NCAA statistics. The 92,746 figure represents a sellout in all six Bulldog home games. The sixth-place finish marks the 23rd time in the last 28 years that Georgia has ranked among the nation's top six teams in average home attendance. It's also the 27th time in the last 28 years the Bulldogs have finished among the top seven.
2009 Team CaptainsQB Joe Cox (Team Capt.)
WR Michael Moore (Off. Capt)
DT Jeff Owens, LB Rennie Curran (Def. Capts.)
CB Prince Miller (Spec. Teams Capt.)
QB Joe Cox (Off.) vs. Arkansas
OT Clint Boling (Off. Line) vs. S.C.
CB Brandon Boykin (Spec. Tms) vs. S.C.
WR A.J. Green (Off.) vs. Arizona State
DE Justin Houston (Def. Line) vs. Ariz. St.
DT Geno Atkins (Def. Line) vs. Vanderbilt
DE Montez Robinson(D. Line) vs Tn. Tech
TB Washaun Ealey (Frosh)
2009 PLAYER HONORS
Ray Guy Award (Nation's top punter): Drew Butler
Freshman All-American: TE Orson Charles
First Team All-SEC: LB Rennie Curran (AP, Coaches), P Drew Butler (AP, Coaches), WR A.J.Green (AP, Coaches), OT Clint Boling (AP), WR Mohamed Massaquoi (Coaches), WR A.J. Green (AP)
Second Team All-SEC: OT Clint Boling (AP), K Blair Walsh (AP, Coaches), DT Geno Atkins (AP, Coaches), DE Justin Houston (AP, Coaches), C Ben Jones (Coaches)
Coaches All-SEC Freshman Team: TE Orson Charles, DE Montez Robinson
AFCA National Good Works Team: DT Jeff Owens
Academic All-SEC:
Cameron Allen, Taylor Bradberry, Drew
Butler, Shaun Chapas, Joe Cox, Ricardo
Crawford, Matthew DeGenova, Trenton
Dittmer, Kris Durham, Bryan Evans, Ty
Frix, Chad Gloer, Jackson Griffith, A.J.
Harmon, Dontavius Jackson, Andrew
Jensen, Andrew Johnson, Ben Jones,
Kevin Lanier, Dallas Lee, Jeremy
Longo, Zach Mettenberger, Aaron Murray,
Casey Nickels, Craig Sager, Josh
Sailors, Jordan Stowe, Trenton Turner,
Jason Veal, Brandon Wheeling, Aron
White.
Post Season Honors
Acdemic All-District: P Drew Butler
2009 Senior Bowl: DT Jeff Owens, DT Geno Atkins
| 2009 Results | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date | Opponent | W-L | Score | Attendance |
| Sept. 5 | at Oklahoma State (ABC) | L | 10-24 | 53,012 |
| Sept. 12 | *S. CAROLINA (ESPN2) | W | 41-37 | 92,746 |
| Sept. 19 | *at Arkansas (ESPN) | W | 52-41 | 74,210 |
| Sept. 26 | ARIZONA ST. (ESPNU) | W | 20-17 | 92,746 |
| Oct. 3 | *LSU (CBS) | L | 13-20 | 92,746 |
| Oct. 10 | *at Tennessee (SECN) | L | 19-45 | 103,261 |
| Oct. 17 | *at Vanderbilt (SECN) | W | 34-10 | 38,340 |
| Oct. 31 | * Florida (Jax) (CBS) | L | 17-41 | 84,604 |
| Nov. 7 | TENNESSEE TECH (PPV) | W | 38-0 | 92,746 |
| Nov. 14 | *AUBURN (ESPN2) | W | 31-24 | 92,746 |
| Nov. 21 | *KENTUCKY (ESPN2) | L | 27-34 | 92,746 |
| Nov. 28 | at Georgia Tech (ABC) | W | 30-24 | 55,407 |
| #Dec. 28 | Texas A&M (ESPN2) | W | 44-20 | 49,653 |
*SEC Game # Independence Bowl








