Wednesday Links (2/18)

Just a quick batch of links this morning, but we're meeting with football players this afternoon, so I'll have more a bit later.

-- It hasn't been an easy season for Terrance Woodbury on almost any front, but he has been one of the few bright spots for the Bulldogs this year.

-- Mike Bobo spoke at a fundraiser in Thomasville, discussing last year's loss to Georgia Tech and this year's offense.

-- More speaking engagement news: Vince Dooley will be in Statesboro on Monday.

-- Rivals writes that the baseball team is no longer being forced to use Nike bats, and virtually every player has switched to the Easton composite bats.

-- FanIQ doesn't think Matthew Stafford is very wise to skip the draft combine.

-- I'll admit, I rarely remember to check out Mark Richt's Web site (after all, Jeff Owens has really upstaged him) but the Examiner's Kit Kitchens finds a good nugget from Richt's latest post about a D lineman studying overseas.

-- Kwame Geathers could announce his decision as early as Friday according to some reports.

-- Chip Towers examines the battle for the starting running back job.

-- In the wake of the Boston College fiasco, Get the Picture wonders now if Mike Leach's situation at Texas Tech marks the beginning of a trend.

-- It's not football, but I have a column in today's Telegraph that will hopefully be some help to any future baseball players who want to apologize for steroid use.

-- And finally, Michael Emerson (Ben) previews tonight's episode of "Lost." Funny, he doesn't mention the Georgia basketball game at all, and that's what I'll be doing at 9 p.m.