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Luckie announces he will return to Georgia for the 2026 season, keeping him in Athens for his senior year.
Luckie posted 15 receptions for 158 yards and four touchdowns in 2025.
He has 41 career receptions for 515 yards and eight touchdowns at Georgia.
Head coach Kirby Smart described Luckie as a growing leader in the Georgia offense.
Luckie will play alongside his younger brother Carter Luckie, who joined Georgia as a four-star defensive lineman.
The news adds veteran leadership to Georgia's tight end room ahead of 2026.
Luckie’s return follows his 2025 production and adds stability to the 2026 offense.
Georgia’s 2026 roster move continues a trend of returning veterans under Kirby Smart.
Luckie’s return is noted in Georgia-focused outlets and SI coverage alongside other Bulldog updates.

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Three UGA players, Dontrell Glover, Elijah Griffin and Ellis Robinson IV, were named to the FWAA 2025 Freshman All-America Team.
This marks the first time since 2022 Georgia has had a trio on the FWAA Freshman All-America team.
Glover started the last 12 games at right guard for the SEC champion Bulldogs.
Griffin appeared in all 14 contests with 22 tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss.
Robinson started 12 games and had 20 tackles with four interceptions.
Robinson's fourth interception came against Georgia Tech, tying for the SEC lead in picks.
The FWAA recognition coincides with Georgia's continued strength in developing young talent.
Georgia finished the season with strong rushing and defense aided by the highlighted players.
The announcement reflects Georgia's ongoing production of top freshmen with SEC impact.
The FWAA team selections add to Georgia’s 2025 recruiting and development narrative.

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Spencer Thomas released a new single blending Eighties synths with urgent social themes.
The song addresses pollution, misinformation, and fear of WWIII, yet emphasizes love.
Thomas says the track draws from Warren Zevon’s 1987 work for its mood and palette.
The song previews Thomas’s forthcoming album Cynical Vision, due March 20 on Strolling Bones Records.
A music video for the track was released, directed by Cody Rogers.
The release follows a broader run of news-driven tracks and culture updates in the same period.
The artist indicates the track aims to acknowledge fear while encouraging love and connection.
Thomas’s album Cynical Vision is set for a March release with production by Thomas and Nelson.
The track is described as a blend of 80s synth with modern themes of doom and resilience.
The release is part of a broader project that includes a forthcoming album and a video.

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Georgia fell to Ole Miss 97-95 in overtime, with coach Mike White criticizing the defensive effort as unacceptable.
White said the team must move on and focus on the next opponent, Arkansas, after the late loss.
The coach emphasized focus, attention to detail, and pride as keys the team must hang their hat on moving forward.
Georgia will host No. 17 Arkansas on Saturday as they seek improvement after the loss.
Guard Jeremiah Wilkinson said the team must be better against the difficult SEC schedule.
The game saw Georgia score 95 points and hit 15 three-pointers, yet still lose in overtime.
Ole Miss shot 51 percent from the field and 46 percent from three, contributing to the close outcome.
White highlighted the need to correct issues and consolidate as they prepare for the next game.
The loss drops Georgia’s SEC record as they look to rebound in conference play.
Overall, White’s postgame comments centered on accountability and improvement for the Bulldogs.

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