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SEC-ond to None!



Its amazing what a little change in scenery can do. After being forced to wait through a tornado ripping through downtown Atlanta and the Georgia Dome, which ultimately forced the SEC tournament to the campus of Georgia Tech (ugh), the Georgia Bulldogs went on an unimaginable run that only the pure chaos of March Madness could engineer. After going only 4-12 in the SEC in regular season play, the Georgia Bulldogs and their beleaguered head coach Dennis Felton went on the run of all runs, beating Ole Miss on a las second shot the first night, then winning two games, one at noon the other at 8 in the same day, and finally beating Arkansas to win their first SEC tournament in a quarter century.

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