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When Georgia lost in the SEC championship game, it was a tough pill to swallow for many, but once the consolation was playing in Miami in the Orange Bowl. Well, that may have helped just a little bit. The Dawgs practiced one last time Tuesday in Athens before taking off for South Florida.

Even as the football season winds down, Atlanta sports continues. The action moves to the hardwood. Rise Up Tonight welcomes Atlanta Hawks power forward Onyeka Okongwu to talk about everything from the gridiron to the hardwood.

The best present the Falcons can give you and their head coach is a win. But if they had to wrap something up for Arthur Smith, what would it be? We're asking the Dirty Birds what they'd gift their head coach in the question of the week.

This week's Walkin? In features the latest fashions from Lorenzo Carter, Khadarel Hodge, and Liam McCullough.

With the holiday season in full swing, some Falcons chose to give back this week by taking a visit to Children?s Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston.

The Georgia Men's basketball team put a nice bow on its pre-holiday slate with a matinee against North Florida Friday afternoon, looking to extend a seven-game winning streak at home, and a six-game streak overall.

Call him Mr. Worldwide, Kirby Smart going from sea to shining sea in the U.S. to get the number 1 recruiting class. But the most important state is right here in Georgia where the Dawgs also took care of business. It's where they flipped one big recruit after another took his talents elsewhere.

The Dawgs are focused on having a complete class all the way around. With so many guys leaving for the portal all the new additions will be a welcome sight for this staff. FOX 5?s DJ Shockley had the chance to catch up with Coach Kirby Smart to discuss what he likes about his new set of Dawgs.

Texas, California, Virginia, New York among the many states Coach Kirby Smart and his staff went out to recruit and ultimately sign the number one recruiting class in the country, but the most important state is right here in Georgia where the Dawgs also took care of business signing some of the top players in the country as well as flipping the number one safety in the country in Buford?s KJ Bolden.