WATTS DANTZLER RUMORS

Injuries after Missouri

In addition to the normal bumps and bruises resulting from a physical game like the one in Columbia Missouri, Georgia listed the following players in its injury report yesterday.  Defensive end Cornelius Washington (strained hamstring) and offensive lineman Watts Dantzler (ankle) didn’t practice. Cornerback Malcolm Mitchell (ankle and shoulder), receiver Michael Bennett ...
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September 11, 2012  |  Discuss

Georgia opens practice for SEC opener at Missouri

Wide receiver Marlon Brown and cornerback Malcolm Mitchell were limited and offensive tackle John Theus was held out Monday as No. 6 Georgia opened practice for Saturday's SEC opener at Missouri. Theus sprained his left ankle in last week's 45-23 win over Buffalo. Mitchell (sprained left ankle) did not play. Brown missed the game with a left hamstring strain. Running back...
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September 03, 2012  |  Discuss

Dawgs Daily 07-Aug-12

Image by BassinDawg Watts Dantzler: Richt said Dantzler has a more serious edge mentally this year, and he added that Theus may be providing some of the motivation. The 6-6, 309-pound Theus was a top-five tackle prospect nationally according to Rivals.com, Scout.com and ESPN.com. "John and I have been good friends for three or four years now," Dantzler said. "...
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August 07, 2012  |  Discuss

Six at OL Stepping up for Dawgs

ATHENS - The “edge” that Georgia coaches are seeing so far this preseason from sophomore Watts Dantzler could be attributed to that highly-regarded freshman he's splitting time with on the starting unit at right offensive tackle.
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August 03, 2012  |  Discuss

Watts Dantzler makes fun of his QB Aaron Murray

Aaron Murray is the quarterback for the Georgia Bulldogs and his offensive tackle is Watts Dantzler. They were both wakeboarding this weekend where Aaron Murray posted photos of Nick Saban’s lake house, Dantzler wakeboarding, himself wakeboarding, and them jumping off a random person’s lake house. Dantzler even said he hoped that the owners of said lake house were not on Twitter...
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July 05, 2012  |  Discuss

Covering Dixie Like Mildew: Derek Dooley on the Hot Seat, bowl and BCS predictions, Watts Dantzler, and more.

(Covering Dixie Like Mildew is the SWRT roundup of SEC news, with the occasional pesky Southern school from another conference.) Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of. Spencer Hall looks at the fickle hand of fate handed to Tennessee head football coach Derek Dooley that has him on the Hot Seat in 2012. (EDSBS) Strange attractors. Hall's article on Dooley is related...
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June 06, 2012  |  Discuss

Georgia's Watts Dantzler Gets on the Bus...Literally.

Okay, this is one of the things Twitter is good for, finding stories you might not otherwise ever see or know about unless you follow a particular person's feed. Thankfully, this story isn't taking too long to catch fire as it is quite simply a riot. Watts Dantzler played in several games as a true freshman for Georgia this past football season and, on the cusp of his...
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March 17, 2012  |  Discuss

Dantzler Works With Starting Unit

Several young pups on Georgia's offensive line had such the opportunity to take reps with the first unit yesterday. I read several reports that Coach Will Friend heaped praise on Watts Dantzler. Freshman offensive tackle Watts Dantzler from Dalton has drawn praise from coaches this week. He worked with the starting unit on Saturday at right guard in place of Chris Burnette...
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December 18, 2011  |  Discuss
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