UGA Football: You’re a Georgia Football Player Giving Your Very Last Presentation and Kirby Smart is in the Back Row
ATHENS, Ga. — Georgia announced adjustments to its future football schedules Wednesday.
The Bulldogs and Louisville have mutually agreed to cancel their home-and-home series for the 2026-27 seasons.Ā Ā The teams will look to play each other in a neutral site game on a later date.
Additionally, Georgia and N.C. State have agreed to cancel their home-and-home series for the 2033-34 seasons.
ATHENS, Ga. ā Week fourteen of NFL action is complete, and several former Bulldogs had exceptional performances for their respective teams.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford continues to state his case for NFL MVP as he turned in another dominant performance in the win over the Cardinals on Sunday. Stafford completed 22 of 31 passes for 281 yards and three touchdowns, bringing his touchdown pass total to 35, which ranks first in the NFL. In addition to his passing touchdown totals, Stafford ranks fourth in the NFL in passing yards (3,354), and is the current favorite to win NFL MVP, which would make him just the second former Bulldog to win the award (Terrell Davis, 1998).
Meanwhile, a trio of former Bulldogs led an impressive defensive effort for the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football against the Los Angeles Chargers. Jordan Davis, Nakobe Dean, and Nolan Smith Jr., combined for 19 tackles, two and a half sacks, three tackles for loss, one forced fumble, and five quarterback hits. Along with their performance on Monday night, both Dean and Davis set new career highs in sacks.
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— Zachariah āeaseā Branch (@zachariahb03) January 5, 2025
Zachariah Branch told ESPN: āI chose Georgia because I felt like the culture was something special . They have a great coaching staff, the brotherhood within the program, their will to win, being prepared for the next level and being as successful as possible on and off the fieldā¦
— Pete Thamel (@PeteThamel) January 5, 2025
ATHENS—–Eleven Georgia Bulldogs were selected to the Coaches’ All-Southeastern Conference Teams, the league announced Tuesday.
The SEC Champion Bulldogs (12-1) placed a pair on the First Team in junior linebackerĀ CJ AllenĀ and senior snapperĀ Beau Gardner. Allen, who was a finalist for the Butkus Award and the Lott IMPACT Trophy, ranked among the SEC leaders in tackles per game. He has a team-high 85 stops in 12 starts. Garnder is a finalist for the Patrick Mannelly Award which goes to the nation’s best snapper. This season, he has snapped on 65 of 66 PAT/Field Goal attempts plus 48 punts.
The Coaches All-SEC Second Team featured six Bulldogs in juniorĀ Zachariah BranchĀ (WR), redshirt juniorĀ Drew BoboĀ (C), juniorĀ Monroe FreelingĀ (OL), sophomoreĀ KJ BoldenĀ (DB), seniorĀ Brett ThorsonĀ (P) and juniorĀ Peyton WoodringĀ (PK). The All-SEC Third Team featured redshirt juniorĀ Gunner StocktonĀ (QB), sophomoreĀ Nate FrazierĀ (RB) and seniorĀ Daylen EveretteĀ (DB) while Branch also made the team as all-purpose selection.
The SEC’s individual award winners will be announced on Wednesday. The league’s Freshman All-SEC Team will be announced on Thursday.
Third-ranked Georgia has earned a first round bye in the College Football Playoffs (CFP). The Bulldogs will play in the CFP quarterfinal at the Allstate Sugar Bowl in New Orleans on Jan. 1 at 8 p.m. EST against either No. 6 Ole Miss or No. 20 Tulane. The Rebels (11-1) play host to the Green Wave (11-2) in first-round CFP action on Dec. 20 at 3:30 EST.