Dawgs Ready to Dominate: The top-ranked Dawgs are gearing up for a crucial clash with the 8th-ranked Crimson Tide, intensifying their preparation for the showdown at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Saturday.
Running back Kendall Milton shared the team’s motivation, emphasizing the significance of defeating Alabama in Atlanta, a feat yet to be achieved. Milton highlighted the collective determination, stating that the team recognizes the significant opportunity at hand. Describing the latest practice as one of the most physical and intense of the year, Milton conveyed the team’s hunger and eagerness to secure a victory.
Milton, with 349 rushing yards and five touchdowns in UGA’s recent three games, is poised for a pivotal role. Despite facing injuries during the season, he appears to be in good health for this crucial encounter.
On the opposing side, Alabama’s quarterback Jalen Milroe poses a dual threat with 12 rushing touchdowns and 21 touchdown passes. UGA defensive back Javon Bullard acknowledged the challenges posed by a mobile quarterback of Milroe’s caliber, emphasizing the need for effective coverage, coordinated rushes, and strategic game planning.
Georgia defensive back Malaki Starks, a finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, received praise from teammate Tykee Smith. Smith expressed his happiness for Starks, highlighting his versatility and the coaching staff’s role in placing him in successful situations.
The Dawgs, on a remarkable SEC record streak of 29 consecutive wins, aim to extend it to 30 on Saturday, with a coveted ticket to the College Football Playoffs on the line.
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Our Reader’s Queries
What school says go dawgs?
Alabama Crimson Tide fans show their spirit with a rousing “Roll Tide!” Tennessee Volunteers supporters rally with a loud “Go Vols!” While Georgia Bulldogs fans enthusiastically cheer, “Go ‘Dawgs!” The Boston College Eagles, Oregon Ducks, and South Carolina Gamecocks fans also have their own unique battle cries…
Has Georgia Dawgs ever had a perfect season?
In 1980, they completed the season with a perfect record, securing their place as the only undefeated team. Their victory in the 1981 Sugar Bowl led to them being recognized as the national champions by all four major consensuses selectors – AP, Coaches, FWAA, and NFF.
What is the Dawg Walk at UGA?
Join the excitement of the Dawg Walk as football players arrive at the stadium via Lumpkin Street and enter through Gate 1, greeted by cheering fans. The event kicks off around two hours before home football games at the Tate Student Center parking lot. Don’t miss out on this thrilling experience – be there, make some noise, and show your team spirit!
Why are the Georgia bulldogs called Dawgs?
Blue explained that it began as a joke. Many Georgia players found his Maryland accent amusing, and he found their southern drawls funny as well. He decided to exaggeratedly say “Go Dogs” to mock the southern accent, turning it into “Go D-aaawwwgggs.”