The Georgia Bulldogs will hit ... the Longhorns’ mascot, at the Sugar Bowl on New Year’s Day 2019. Bevo charged the bulldog – an interaction that went viral across social media.

Boom, the 11th in the line of Georgia’s bulldog mascots, is 2 years and 2 months old and weighs 70 pounds. Seiler said they would have had to either drive to Athens then fly with the team or ...

Georgia has been using a live mascot since Uga I ("Hood's Ole Dan") in 1956, the grandson of the bulldog that accompanied the football team to its 1943 Rose Bowl victory. Story continues below.

The last time the Texas Longhorns and Georgia Bulldogs faced off was in 2019 at the Allstate Sugar Bowl, and before the game, the mascots stole the show. For one of the biggest matchups of the ...

But that game is known more for a pregame incident that saw Texas' live mascot Bevo, a 1,600-pound steer at the time, charge at Uga, Georgia’s white English Bulldog. Bevo broke away from his ...

Georgia’s live mascot Uga is not going to be apart of Saturday’s festivities in Austin. It’s the second time Uga XI, an English Bulldog, has missed a game this year after sitting out Georgia ...

Georgia mascot Uga, an English Bulldog, won't be making the trip to Austin for this Saturday's game between Texas football and Georgia, according to the mascot's handler, Charles Seiler.

There will be no Round 2 of Uga vs. Bevo at Georgia football’s top 5 matchup at Texas Saturday night. The Bulldogs live mascot, Uga XI, is staying put in Savannah, his handler and owner Charles ...

Georgia football started in a familiar spot in the unveiling of the College Football Playoff rankings on Tuesday night. The ...

Our intent was not to take pictures, not to do all the superstar ... entering Saturday's game was whether Georgia's famous live bulldog mascot, Uga, would be making the trip to Austin for a ...

AUSTIN, Texas – Uga XI will not accompany the Georgia Bulldogs to Texas. The trip was simply too far to make, according to Charles Seiler, who owns the famous English bulldog known as “Boom.” ...