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49ers Year-by-Year: 1999
1999 wasn't the beginning of the end for the 49ers' storied dynasty. It was an affirmation of the end. With the loss of Steve Young and the continued absence of Garrison Hearst, the San Francisco 49er...
49ers Year-by-Year: 1997
Welcome to the 1997 edition of the 49ers Year-by-Year. Many probably remember this as the season that Warren Sapp took down Steve Young and Jerry Rice in one game, but the rest of the season was - for...
Putting the Georgia Bulldogs' 2008 Season Into Perspective
I had a nice moment of synchronicity over the weekend, when my 2009 football media guide arrived in the mail and Paul Westerdawg put up a posting about how many games Georgia has won over the last dec...
49ers All-Time Running Back
The re-vote on the #2 wide receiver has resulted in an even bigger percentage lead for John Taylor. The ballot will remain open, but I think we've reached a point where we can call it for JT.&nb...
How Well or Poorly Did Jim Donnan Serve the Georgia Bulldogs as Head Football Coach?
I wasn’t even trying to get contrary, but my recent posting concerning Jim Donnan’s elevation to the College Football Hall of Fame drew several responses around The Dawgosphere, including this com...
The 50 Best Games of the Fulmer Era - #23: The Shape of Things to Come
Change was in the air in 1992. The SEC had expanded from 10 teams to 12, adding Arkansas and South Carolina to the fold, and creating the East and West Divisional format and a championship game,...
25 Random Things about my 49ers Fandom
I'm not sure how many of you have Facebook accounts. If you don't have one, every so often some Facebook feature will gain popularity and everyone will pass it along to their friends. The ...
49ers Year-by-Year: 1974
What follows is a brief historical summary of the San Francisco 49ers' 1974 season. After the retirement of John Brodie, how would the offense respond? Who would emere, if anybody, as the new quarterb...
49ers All-Time Running Back
First, congratulations to Harris Barton who joins Bob St. Clair at tackle on our offensive line. I'd imagine Barton, St. Clair, McIntyre, Cross and Sapolu would be a pretty amazing offensive lin...








