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Rivalry game moves to Mercedes-Benz Stadium

For the first time ever, the Georgia vs. Georgia Tech rivalry game is heading to a neutral field—right in the heart of Atlanta at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. This shift means fans from both sides get a fresh experience, with the 2025 “Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate” showdown promising even more intensity. With both teams already familiar with the stadium from big past matchups, it’s anyone’s guess how this new setting will shake up the tradition. How do you think playing at a neutral site will impact the energy and outcome of this classic rivalry? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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Chad Williams

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Freshman QB Ryan Montgomery turns heads at Georgia scrimmage

Ryan Montgomery’s comeback story just got a big boost—after missing his entire senior year with a knee injury, the freshman QB looked sharp in Georgia’s first fall scrimmage. Even though he’s third on the depth chart behind Gunner Stockton and Ryan Puglisi, Montgomery impressed coaches and teammates with his poise and playmaking. For a guy who hadn’t seen real action in over a year, that’s huge. With five-star talent coming in next season, Montgomery’s progress could really shake up the future QB competition. What do you think—could he be Georgia’s next breakout star? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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Inside Georgia’s first scrimmage: Who’s rising?

Georgia’s first scrimmage wrapped up with no major injuries—a huge relief for Dawgs fans. The defense looked sharp, possibly edging out the offense after a tough week, and those blue guardian helmets definitely caught some eyes. Adrian Maddox is getting buzz as a breakout name, while Gunner Stockton seems to have the edge at quarterback, but Ryan Puglisi is making things interesting. With the next scrimmage likely to set the depth chart, all eyes are on who’ll step up before the season opener. Anyone else curious about the helmet changes or who’s going to surprise us next? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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Chad Williams

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Georgia’s home win streak faces big test

Georgia’s 31-game home winning streak—the longest in the nation—could be on the line in 2025 as the Bulldogs are set to host five ranked teams, including Alabama and Texas. The Dawgs dodge a brutal road schedule but will need Sanford Stadium to be a fortress with so many top-tier opponents coming to Athens. With new quarterbacks and high expectations, every home game feels like a playoff. How do you think Georgia will handle this gauntlet? Which matchup are you most excited for? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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Georgia’s offense needs a spark in 2025

Georgia’s offense hit a wall last season, dropping to 51st in the nation after a top-5 finish the year before. Fans are calling on Mike Bobo to bring back the fire, especially with a new QB, Gunner Stockton, and running back Nate Frazier stepping up. Bobo says it all starts with a tougher, more consistent ground game—no more relying on big plays alone. The Dawgs need to get those gritty yards and avoid slow starts if they want to compete with the SEC’s best. What do you think: Will this new crew deliver, or is it time for a bigger shakeup? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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Kirby Smart’s giving spirit inspires Georgia

Kirby Smart’s annual Giving Day isn’t just about charity—it’s about setting a standard for giving back that’s catching on with Georgia’s players. Over $2.5 million has been donated through the Kirby Smart Family Foundation, and this year, players like Jordan Hall and Justin Williams are using their own NIL earnings to support local kids and causes. It’s powerful to see athletes not just talk about community, but actively shape it. What do you think—does seeing leaders like Smart and his team give back inspire you to do the same? #Sports #GeorgiaFootball #KirbySmart

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Aaron Taylor

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Georgia fans react to shocking season prediction

A college football simulator just predicted Georgia could have its worst season since 2016, finishing 7-5 and barely making a bowl game. That’s a wild shift, especially since the Dawgs were just ranked in the top five by coaches. With tough matchups against Texas, Alabama, Auburn, Tennessee, Florida, and Georgia Tech, the simulator sees real challenges ahead. But do you actually think Georgia will drop five of those games? This prediction has fans buzzing—some are fired up, others are in disbelief. What’s your take: is this just fuel for Kirby Smart’s fire, or a real warning sign? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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Inside Georgia’s first fall football scrimmage

Seeing Georgia’s football team hit the field for their first fall scrimmage is a real sign that college football is almost back in Athens. With 17 starters gone from last year, there’s a fresh energy and a lot of new faces fighting for their shot. From Demello Jones locking in at cornerback to Gunner Stockton warming up at QB, you can feel the competition heating up. The Bulldogs are halfway through camp, and everyone’s wondering who’ll step up before the season opener on August 30. Which position battles are you most excited to watch play out? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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Georgia’s new edge rusher brings fresh energy

Elo Modozie’s jump from Army to Georgia is shaking up the Bulldogs’ defense in a big way. He’s still learning the ropes in Athens, but his athleticism and discipline are already catching coaches’ and teammates’ eyes—especially at a position left thin after key departures. With only a handful of young edge rushers in the mix, Modozie’s experience and work ethic could be the spark Georgia needs this season. What do you think—will Modozie become a breakout star for the Dawgs, or will growing pains slow him down? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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Colbie Young’s comeback is changing Georgia football

Colbie Young’s return to the Georgia Bulldogs is turning heads, not just for his talent but for his work ethic. After a rocky 2023, Young is back and setting the tone for the entire receiver group. Coaches and teammates say his energy and commitment are contagious—he’s not just running routes and catching passes, he’s leading by example in every drill. With Young and other big receivers like CJ Wiley and Noah Thomas, Georgia’s offense is looking more dangerous than ever. What do you think—can Young’s leadership push the Dawgs to another championship run? #Sports #Football #GeorgiaFootball

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