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It’s Friday, July 24 and today’s play of the day comes from the book of clean old fashioned hate – Georgia versus Georgia Tech in 2013.

One of the most exciting games of the classic series, the 2013 matchup featured 75 points and a walk-off touchdown in the second overtime. Georgia star running back Todd Gurley had a monster game, scoring three touchdowns, two of those in overtime.

After Tech’s turnover on downs, it was Georgia’s turn in the second overtime – any points would win the game for the Bulldogs.

First-and-10 from Georgia Tech’s 25-yard-line, Gurley takes an inside hand-off and beats the defense to the end zone for the score and the Georgia win.

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2020 CFB season countdown: 46 days until Georgia football

Join us as we countdown the days until Georgia kicks off Sept. 7!

There are 46 days until Georgia is scheduled to kick off versus Virginia in Atlanta on Sept. 7.

Former Georgia fullback, No. 46 Chris McCarthy helped pave the way for Georgia’s 1980 National Championship while blocking for legendary running back Herschel Walker. McCarthy (1979-1982) was also a large part of Walker’s Heisman campaign in 1982 and added 322 yards on the ground that season.

Here is a game clip from Georgia versus Florida (1982). Perhaps McCarthy’s best game as a Bulldog, he helped share Herschel’s load against a stingy Florida defense and even broke a long run to cap it off.

Georgia football play of the day

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It’s Thursday, July 23 and today’s play of the day comes from Georgia versus Florida in 1981.

The Bulldogs were down by two points early in the fourth quarter while trying to complete a 14-point come back. It was Georgia’s ball at the Gators’ 4-yard-line and Georgia tailback Herschel Walker took the Georgia power sweep off of left tackle, beating the Florida defense to the corner of the end zone for the score, giving Georgia the lead.

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The Bulldogs would hold on to complete a 14-point comeback 26-21. Walker’s 47 carries were the most in a single game in his career at Georgia.

Georgia football play of the day

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It’s Wednesday, July 22 and today’s play of the day comes from Georgia at South Carolina in 2018.

Only the second game of the 2018 season, No. 24 South Carolina had just entered the AP Poll’s top 25 and Georgia was ranked No. 3 after ITSnational title run in 2017.

UGA had a 7-0 lead early in the first quarter when Georgia star running back D’Andre Swift took a shotgun hand off up the left side of the South Carolina defense for a score.

Blocking was nearly perfect on this one!

Georgia football play of the day

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It’s Saturday, July 18 and today’s play of the day comes from Georgia at Arkansas in 2014.

Georgia led 10-6 early in the second quarter when Georgia star running back Nick Chubb took an inside hand off 43 yards to the end zone for the score. Chubb would rush for 202 yards on the day while adding two touchdowns on 30 carries.

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The Bulldogs went on to win 45-32.

2020 CFB season countdown: 51 days until Georgia football

Join us as we count down the days until Georgia football kicks off in Atlanta !

There are 51 days until Georgia football is scheduled to kick off versus Virginia in Atlanta on Sept. 7.

Georgia versus Tennessee in 2012 was one of the most prolific offensive match ups in UGA vs UT history. The game featured over 1,000 yards of total offense and 95 total points. Georgia rushed for 274 yards and five touchdowns, with running backs Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall dominating the ground game in their freshman seasons. Marshall totaled 164 yards and two touchdowns on only 10 carries and Gurley tallied 130 yards and three touchdowns, highlighted by a wild 51 yard rush in the second quarter.

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WATCH: Broncos WR Jerry Jeudy answers questions from fans on YouTube

Broncos wide receiver Jerry Jeudy had a Q&A with fans on his YouTube page.

Denver Broncos rookie wide receiver Jerry Jeudy answered questions from fans on his YouTube channel last week. One of the fans was former NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens. Jeudy has also posted highlights of his route running on his YouTube page this offseason.

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Georgia football play of the day

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It’s Tuesday, June 14 and today’s play of the day is from Georgia versus Florida in 2012.

Florida, then ranked No. 2, was looking to stay undefeated when it faced 10th-ranked Georgia, but a stingy Georgia defense and this huge play by the Bulldog offense sealed the upset win for Georgia at EverBank Field.

Georgia held a one-point lead and faced a critical third down from the Florida 45-yard-line late in the fourth quarter. Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray stood in the pocket and delivered a strike under pressure to receiver Malcolm Mitchell, who somehow found the end zone.

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The Bulldogs won 17-9 after Georgia outside linebacker Jarvis Jones forced the game-ending Florida fumble.

Georgia football play of the day

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Happy Friday DawgNation!

Today’s play of the day comes from the 1993 Florida Citrus Bowl featuring Georgia versus Ohio State.

Georgia star running back Garrison Hearst had a huge game where he rushed for 163 yards with two touchdowns and was named the game’s MVP.

Georgia faced a third and goal from the Ohio State 5-yard-line when Hearst took an inside hand off, spun passed a tackler and dived into the end zone for the score.

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Georgia would go on to win 21-14, you can watch a 40-minute condensed version of the game with all the big plays here:

Watch: Irish Catholic American Responds to Irish Nickname Piece

After our story about Daniel Morrison’s call for Notre Dame to dump the “Fighting Irish” nickname was published, the reaction was strong.

After our story about Daniel Morrison’s call for Notre Dame to dump the “Fighting Irish” nickname was published, the reaction was strong. People were quick to defend Notre Dame’s identity and everything that comes with it. The clear feeling among the masses was anger that anyone would even consider taking the time to suggest this. On Tuesday alone, the story had over 31,000 views, most of which came from Facebook.

Another opinion came in video form by YouTube user IrishBenjamin57. Though the video came from a small channel, IrishBenjamin57 made his feelings about this story clear. More importantly, he explained why this idea affects him personally and not merely as an Irish Catholic American:

This piece struck a nerve with some people more than others, and it shows. Stories like that of IrishBenjamin57’s exist all over Notre Dame’s fan base. This one just happens to have been shared on YouTube. Even if this idea doesn’t affect you on as deep or personal a level as IrishBenjamin57, you can’t disagree with standing up for what you believe in.