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Georgia Bulldogs' NCAA Drought Continues After 102-77 Loss

3/21/2026

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Summary

Bulldogs Suffer Defeat

The Georgia Bulldogs lost 102-77 to the Saint Louis Billikens in the NCAA tournament first round.
Georgia shot 35% from the field and 26% from three-point range, and the Saint Louis Billikens shot 58% and outrebounded Georgia 47-36.
Jeremiah Wilkinson of the Georgia Bulldogs led with 30 points.
The defeat underscores Georgia's NCAA tournament drought since 2002, despite Coach Mike White's efforts.

History

Historical Context

In 2002, the Georgia Bulldogs achieved a notable milestone by reaching the Sweet Sixteen in the NCAA tournament, finishing the season with a 20-10 record. Star player Jarvis Hayes averaged 15.4 points per game, showcasing the team's potential. However, their recent loss to the Saint Louis Billikens underscores ongoing challenges, as they have not advanced past the first round since that peak year.

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Bulldogs Suffer Defeat

The Georgia Bulldogs lost 102-77 to the Saint Louis Billikens in the NCAA tournament first round.
Georgia shot 35% from the field and 26% from three-point range, and the Saint Louis Billikens shot 58% and outrebounded Georgia 47-36.
Jeremiah Wilkinson of the Georgia Bulldogs led with 30 points.
The defeat underscores Georgia's NCAA tournament drought since 2002, despite Coach Mike White's efforts.

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