Georgia
Ultimate BBQ States study reveals Georgia's barbecue habits
IN OTHER NEWS – A new study recently released ahead of National Barbecue Day reveals Georgia’s barbecue habits.
Release:
With National Barbecue Day fast approaching (May 16th), Casino.org conducted an extensive US barbecue culture study. This includes a nationwide survey and a weighted index involving various factors: barbecue habits, flavor preferences, states boasting the best grill skills, biggest spenders, and an analysis of the most passionate BBQ-loving states.
Here’s how Georgia scored:
- Despite their intense love for BBQ, Georgia ranks #13 in the top BBQ-loving states ranking, with a score of 54.3/100
- The low score is due to residents participating in an average of 2.7 BBQ-like events and dining out at BBQ joints just 6.4 times throughout the year
- However, residents fire up their grill 16.8 times on average throughout the year, spending $97.60 per BBQ – that’s $1,639.68 annually
- Georgians rate their grill skills a 3.6 out of 5, more than the national average (3.5)
- Ideal BBQ plate: chicken wings (25%), corn on the cob (44%), mac and cheese (18%), with ketchup (41%) as the go-to condiment
You can find the full study here, showcasing more of America’s BBQ habits and nationwide rankings.
More than 1 million Georgians voted early in the Democratic and Republican party primaries. But many more have waited until Tuesday to cast their ballots.
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Depending on your time and polling location, prepare for a bit of a wait before voting.
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The Georgia Bulldogs softball team won the Athens Regional with a 5-0 win over the Clemson Tigers at Jack Turner Stadium. Georgia sophomore pitcher Addisen Fisher threw a complete game shutout and allowed just two hits in a dominant performance.
The Bulldogs avenged an early season home loss to Clemson and went a perfect 3-0 in the regional. Next up for the No. 10 seed Georgia Bulldogs is a best of three series against No. 7 seed Tennessee Volunteers, who defeated Virginia to win their regional.
Georgia is returning to a super regional for a forth consecutive season. Georgia softball coach Tony Baldwin has the Bulldogs peaking at the right time.
“Just a great day, a great weekend,” Baldwin said after UGA’s win. “Proud of the way that we went about the game. Eight walks, I think, nine yesterday, eight today. The discipline that we showed is one of the core things that we’ve talked about all season.”
Georgia will play at Tennessee in the Knoxville Super Regional from Thursday, May 21, to Sunday, May 24 (if three games are necessary). Georgia and Tennessee did not play each other during the regular season. Both teams are battled-tested from being in the SEC.
“I think we finished the last 12 games of the season, 11 of them were against top 10 teams, and the 11th one still hosted regionals and had spent time in the top 10,” Baldwin said. “We faced a lot of good teams. We’ve had to learn how to fight, how to take a punch, how to stay in a ball game, and I thought our pitching and defense today gave us an opportunity to just keep staying in the fight.”
The winner of the Georgia-Tennessee series will advance to the Women’s College World Series.
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