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Georgia's 2025 Senior Class is 50-5 overall. They have won a national title (2022) and two SEC crowns (2022, 2024) in their career. 

They are the third straight class to register 50 wins, joining the 2023 group (50-4) and last year's record-setting class (53-5). 

The ESPN and SECN shows will be in Atlanta for the SECCG. 

This season, GameDay was in Athens for the victory over No. 5 Ole Miss and the road win over the No. 15 Vols. Georgia is 22-19 when GameDay on site at a Bulldogs game. 

SEC Nation was on hand for the win over No. 10 Texas, the loss to No. 17 UA and the road win over MSU. Georgia is 31-13 with SEC Nation on site. 

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The Bulldogs have won the SEC title 15 times, which ranks second to UA's 30.

Georgia has won the SECG five times (thrice in the Kirby Smart era)

The Bulldogs will be making their 13th appearance in the SECCG, tying the Gators for second most in SEC history. Georgia is 5-7 in the SECCG including 0-4 against UA.

In rematches during a season under Smart, the Bulldogs are 3-0.

Georgia is 40-3 in its last 43 SEC regular season games with two losses to UA and one to Ole Miss.

Fifty-four percent of Georgia's roster consists of players in their first or second season here.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The Georgia Bulldogs men's basketball team – the nation's most explosive offense to date during the 2025-26 season – take to the road on Tuesday when they trek to Tallahassee to face Florida State in the ACC/SEC Challenge. Georgia enters December leading the nation in three point production categories – scoring offense (99.0 ppg), fastbreak points (29.6 ppg) and bench scoring (45.4 ppg). The Bulldogs also are the top rim protectors in the country, averaging 8.8 blocks per game – 0.8 bpg better than the rest of the 364 Division I teams. Florida State owns a 19-11 edge in matchups between the Bulldogs and the Seminoles, including a 10-3 advantage in Tallahassee.

ATHENS, Ga. --- Georgia's Beau Gardner is one of three finalists for the Patrick Mannelly Award for the second consecutive year, which is given to the top snapper in the FBS. Gardner, a UCLA graduate transfer from San Francisco, Calif., joins Penn State's Tyler Duzansky and North Carolina's Spencer Triplett in the final group.  Including his 2024 finalist selection, Gardner is the only Bulldog finalist in the award's seven-year existence. 

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