Silver britches, the Battle Hymn soloist, the power-G, Uga, the hedges, ringing the chapel bell. Those are just some of the most prominent traditions of Georgia football. Some of those are recognizable across the SEC, some even across the nation.
Players and coaches come and go, leaving tradition as the only thing we can share with our Bulldog forefathers and our future Bulldog protege’s.
However, there are some traditions that no longer get passed down through generations. Either they were products of their time, things that have been forgotten, or attempts at starting new traditions that never took off.