Here is a quick guide to the writers and contributors at UGASports.

Radi Nabulsi has been covering Georgia football since 1993, first as a team photographer and later as a team/recruiting writer -- finally putting that Grady School degree to use. He joined UGASports in 2007 and later went to ESPN for two years. Nabulsi returned in 2014 as the publisher of this site and now just tries to stay out of the way.

Email: radi at ugasports.com
Twitter: @radinabulsi

Anthony Dasher has been the managing editor at UGASports since August of 2007. Prior to that he worked nine years with the Athens Banner-Herald, with previous stops at The Statesboro Herald, The Savannah News Press and the Valdosta Daily times in a career that began in 1988

Email: dash@ugasports.com
Twitter: @anthonydasher1

Trent Smallwood was born and raised in Gainesville, Georgia where he attended and graduated West Hall High School. He then attended Piedmont College in Demorest, Georgia where he played baseball for two years and graduated in four years with a bachelors degree in business with a concentration in sports marketing. Smallwood has spent the last four years covering high school football recruiting, two of those with UGASports.com. He has been married for eight years with a four-year-old son and a daughter who will arrive in August of 2016.

Twitter: @smallwoodtrent

Paul Maharry writes, watches film, and talks into a headset every Tuesday night about the Bulldogs. He started with UGASports in August 2014 and has been a thorn in Radi's side ever since. Maharry has always been fascinated with college football recruiting and even helped out some in the football recruiting office at UGA. He graduated from the University of Georgia with a Bachelor of Arts in Digital and Broadcast Journalism in 2013. One day, he'll make it on the big screen, but until then, you can find him sipping on sweet tea and living the dream.

Twitter: @pmaharry

Dave grew up in South Florida, but as he puts it, he had to get away from Gator fans. He graduated from the University of Georgia and went to work for ESPN in Bristol, Connecticut. McMahon helped write and produce highlights and features for SportsCenter, College GameDay, Baseball Tonight and other studio shows. He left ESPN, moved back to Georgia and worked at FOX Sports South as the lead Broadcast Associate. CBS Sports found McMahon and picked him as their lead statistician in the graphics truck for the SEC game of the week in football. He has been doing that since 2002 and has been assisting CBS in other sports such as college basketball, gymnastics, tennis and golf. He has also co-hosted and produced a radio show in Athens for 960 The Ref and has been the research consultant for several documentaries. He has worked Super Bowls, World Series, Masters, Olympics, All-Star games and more, but his dream would be to work the National Championship in football with Georgia playing it (and winning of course).

Twitter: @dave_mc_stats

Patrick Garbin began covering Georgia football in 2009, and has been on the UGASports staff since 2015. He has authored 11 books, nine of which regarding UGA football (check them out at his website: www.PatrickGarbin.com). Patrick lives just outside of Athens in Bishop. He has two teenage children.

Twitter: @PatrickGarbin

Dayne Young joined UGASports in 2018 with a speciality in video, podcasting, and multimedia reporting. Dayne also works at UGA where he is program coordinator for the Carmical Sports Media Institute and New Media Institute. He previously worked as sports director at WRBL-TV and as a news reporter for WALB-TV. A 2011 alumnus of Grady College at UGA, Dayne is fueled by telling the story of the state of Georgia through sports.
Follow Dayne on Twitter @dayneyoung

Jed May is from Colbert, Georgia, about 20 minutes east of Athens. He’s a 2019 graduate of UGA with a journalism degree. He’s covered UGA football for most of the past five years for The Red & Black student newspaper and the Macon Telegraph.
Follow Jed on Twitter: @JedMay_