Georgia Bulldogs football (all games)

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This lists all college football games played by the University of Georgia football team since the program started in 1892.

Georgia Bulldogs football games in the 1890s

There were six head coaches of the Georgia Bulldogs football team in the 1890s. Charles Herty (1982 season), Ernest Brown (1893 season), Robert Winston (1894 season), "Pop" Warner, (1895 & 1896 seasons), Charles McCarthy (1897 & 1898 seasons) and Gordon Saussy (1899 season).

Date	Opponent	Site	Result

1892-01-30Mercer*

• Herty Field
• Athens, GA

W 50-0 1892-02-20vs. Auburn*

• Piedmont Park
• Atlanta, Georgia (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

L 10-0 1893-11-04Georgia Tech*

• Herty Field,
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

L 28-6 1893-11-11at Vanderbilt*Nashville, TNL 35-10 1893-11-30vs. Savannah AC*Savannah, GAT 0-0 1893-12-01at Augusta AC*Augusta, GAW 24-0 1893-12-09vs. Furman*AugustaW 35-10 1894-10-29Sewanee*

• Herty Field,
• Athens

L 12-8 1894-11-03at South Carolina*Columbia, SCW 40-0 1894-11-10at Wofford*Spartanburg, SCW 0-0 1894-11-30at Augusta AC*AugustaW 66-0 1894-12-01vs. Auburn*Atlanta (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)W 10-8 1894-12-09vs. Savannah AC*Savannah, GAW 22-0 1895-10-19Wofford*

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 34-0 1895-10-26vs. North CarolinaAtlantaL 6-0 1895-10-31vs. North CarolinaAtlantaL 10-6 1895-11-02vs. Alabama

• Wildwood Park,
• Columbus, GA

W 30-6 1895-11-09vs. SewaneeAtlantaW 22-0 1895-11-23at VanderbiltNashville, TNL 6-0 1895-12-09vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)L 16-6 1896-10-24at Wofford*Spartanburg, SCW 26-0 1896-10-31vs. North CarolinaAtlantaW 24-16 1896-11-10vs. SewaneeAtlantaW 26-0 1896-11-30vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)W 12-6 1897-10-09Clemson

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 24-0 1897-10-23Georgia Tech

• Herty Field
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

W 28-0 1897-10-30vs. Virginia*AtlantaL 17-4 1898-10-08Clemson

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 20-8 1898-10-15Atlanta AC*

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 14-0 1898-10-22Georgia Tech

• Herty Field
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

W 15-0 1898-11-29vs. VanderbiltAtlantaW 4-0 1898-11-12vs. North CarolinaMacon, GAL 44-0 1898-11-24vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)L 18-17 1899-10-07Clemson

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 11-0 1899-10-21vs. SewaneeAtlantaL 12-0 1899-10-28Georgia Tech

• Herty Field
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

W 33-0 1899-11-11at TennesseeKnoxville, TNL 5-0 1899-11-18vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)T 0-0 1899-11-30vs. North CarolinaAtlantaL 5-0

Decade Record: 23-14-2, a winning percentage of .615.

Milestones: SIAA Co-Champion in 1896.

Georgia Bulldogs football games in the 20th century

There were seven head coaches of the Georgia Bulldogs football team in the 1900s (decade). E. E. Jones (1900 season), Billy Reynolds (1901 & 1902 seasons), Marvin D. Dickinson (1903 & 1905 seasons), Charles Barnard, (1904 season), Bull Whitney (1906 & 1907 seasons), Branch Bocock (1908 season) and James Coulter & Frank Dobson (1909 season). The first decade of 1900 was the worst decade of football in Georgia Bulldog history.

Date	Opponent	Site	Result

1900-10-13at Georgia TechAtlanta, GA (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)W 12-0 1900-10-20at South Carolina*

• Herty Field
• Athens, GA

W 5-0 1900-10-27vs. SewaneeAtlantaL 21-6 1900-11-11Clemson

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 39-5 1900-11-17at North CarolinaRaleigh, North CarolinaL 55-0 1900-11-29vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)L 44-0 1901-10-12vs. South Carolina*Augusta, GAW 10-5 1901-10-19at VanderbiltNashville, TNL 47-0 1901-10-21at SewaneeSewanee, TNL 47-0 1901-10-26Clemson

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 29-5 1901-11-02vs. North CarolinaAtlantaL 27-0 1901-11-09vs. Alabama

• Highland Park
• Montgomery, AL

T 0-0 1901-11-16Davidson

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 6-16 1901-11-28vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)T 0-0 1902-10-18Furman

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 11-0 1902-10-25at Georgia TechAtlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)T 0-0 1902-11-01at Alabama

• West End Park
• Birmingham, AL

W 5-0 1902-11-07Davidson

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 20-0 1902-11-08at ClemsonClemson, SCL 36-0 1902-11-11vs. SewaneeAtlantaL 11-0 1902-11-27vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)W 12-5 1903-10-10Clemson

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 29-0 1903-10-17South Carolina*

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 17-0 1903-10-24at Georgia TechAtlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)W 38-0 1903-10-31Vanderbilt

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 33-0 1903-11-07at TennesseeKnoxville, TNW 5-0 1903-11-14at Savannah*Savannah, GAL 6-0 1903-11-26vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)W 22-13 1904-10-15vs. Florida Agriculture College*Macon, GAW 52-0 1904-10-22at ClemsonClemsonL 10-0 1904-10-26at South Carolina*ColumbiaL 2-0 1904-11-05Alabama

• Quad
• Tuscaloosa, AL

L 16-5 1904-11-12at Georgia TechAtlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)L 23-6 1904-11-24vs. Auburn

• Central City Park
• Macon (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)

L 17-5 1905-10-02Clemson

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 35-10 1905-10-03Cumberland

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 39-10 1905-11-04at Alabama

• Birmingham Fairgrounds
• Birmingham

L 36-0 1905-11-11Dahlonega*

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 16-12 1905-11-18at Georgia TechAtlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)L 46-0 1905-11-30vs. AuburnMacon (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)L 29-0 1906-10-13Davidson

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 15-0 1906-10-20at ClemsonClemsonL 6-0 1906-11-03at Mercer*MaconW 55-0 1906-11-10Georgia Tech

• Herty Field
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

L 17-0 2006-11-21Tennessee

• Herty Field
• Athens

T 0-0 1906-11-29vs. AuburnMacon (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)W 4-0 1906-12-02at Savannah AC*SavannahL 12-0 1907-10-05Dahlonega*

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 57-0 1907-10-12Tennessee

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 15-0 1907-10-19at Mercer*MaconW 26-6 1907-10-25at Alabama

• Highland Park
• Montgomery

T 0-0 1907-11-02at Georgia TechAtlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)L 10-6 1907-11-07vs. ClemsonAugustaW 8-0 1907-11-11Sewanee

• Herty Field
• Athens

L 16-0 1907-11-28vs. AuburnMacon (Deep South’s Oldest Rivalry)W 6-0 1908-10-03Dahlonega*

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 16-0 1908-10-17South Carolina*

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 29-6 1908-10-24at TennesseeKnoxvilleL 10-0 1908-10-31Mercer*

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 10-0 1908-11-05vs. ClemsonAugustaW 8-0 1908-11-14at Alabama

• Birmingham Fairgrounds
• Birmingham

T 6-6 1908-11-21Davidson

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 2-0 1908-11-27AuburnMontgomery (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)L 23-0 1909-10-09at The CitadelCharleston, SCT 0-0 1909-10-16Davidson

• Herty Field
• Athens

T 0-0 1909-10-23at TennesseeKnoxvilleW 3-0 1909-10-30vs. AlabamaAtlantaL 14-0 1909-11-10vs. ClemsonAugustaL 5-0 1909-11-20at Georgia TechAtlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)L 12-6 1909-11-25at AuburnMontgomeryL 17-5

Decade Record: 24-38-8, a winning percentage of .400.

Cumulative Record:47-52-10, a winning percentage of .477.

Milestones:

• 10th season of Georgia Bulldogs football - the 1901 season.
• Georgia dropped below .500 in 1905 and would stay there for the rest of the decade (loss to Clemson on October 2).
• 100th game played in 1908 (tied Alabama - October 14).

Georgia Bulldogs football games in the 1910s

There was only one head coachof the Georgia Bulldogs football team in the 1910s. Since Georgia did not field a team in 1917 or 1918 due to World War I, W. A. Cunningham coached the bulldogs for eight seasons. Although the team had slipped below .500 as the result of a poor showing in the first decade of the season, Cunningham's teams had enough success to pull Georgia's cumulative record back above .500.

Date	Opponent	Site	Result

1910-10-01Locust Grove Institute*

• Herty Field
• Athens, GA

W 101-0 1910-10-08Gordon*

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 79-0 1910-10-15at Alabama

• Birmingham Fairgrounds
• Birmingham, AL

W 22-0 1910-10-22Tennessee

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 35-5 1910-10-29Mercer*

• Herty Field
• Athens

W 21-0 1910-11-05at SewaneeSewanee, TNL 15-12 1910-11-10vs. ClemsonAugusta, GAT 0-0 1910-11-19at Georgia TechAtlanta, GA (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)W 11-6 1910-11-24vs. AuburnSavannah, GA (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)L 26-0 1911-09-30Alabama Presbyterian*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 51-0 1911-10-07South Carolina*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 38-0 1911-10-14at Alabama

• Birmingham Fairgrounds
• Birmingham

W 11-3 1911-10-21Sewanee

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 12-3 1911-10-28Mercer University*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 8-5 1911-11-14at VanderbiltNashville, TNL 17-0 1911-11-09ClemsonAugusta, GAW 22-0 1911-11-18Georgia TechAtlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)W 5-0 1911-11-29vs. AuburnSavannah, GA (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)T 0-0 1912-10-05Tennessee-Chattanooga*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 33-0 1912-10-12Citadel

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 33-0 1912-10-19vs. VanderbiltAtlantaL 46-0 1912-10-26vs. Alabama

• Driving Park
• Columbus, GA

W 13-9 1912-11-02Sewanee

• Sanford Field
• Athens

T 13-13 1912-11-09vs. ClemsonAugustaW 27-6 1912-11-16at Georgia TechAtlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)W 20-0 1912-11-28Auburn

• Sanford Field
• Athens (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 12-6 1913-10-04Alabama Presbyterian*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 108-0 1913-10-11Dahlonega*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 51-0 1913-10-18Alabama

• Rickwood Field
• Birmingham

W 20-0 1913-10-25vs. VirginiaAtlantaL 13-6 1913-11-01North Carolina

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 19-6 1913-11-06vs. ClemsonAugustaW 18-15 1913-11-15Georgia Tech

• Grant Field
• Atlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

W 14-0 1913-11-22vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)L 21-7 1914-09-26Dahlonega*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 81-0 1914-10-03Citadel

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 13-0 1914-10-10at SewaneeSewanee, TNW 7-6 1914-10-17vs. North CarolinaAtlantaL 41-6 1914-10-24at Virginia

• Lambeth Field
• Charlottesville, VA

L 28-0 1914-10-31Mississippi State

• Sanford Field
• Athens

L 9-0 1914-11-07Clemson

• Sanford Field
• Athens

L 35-13 1914-11-14Georgia Tech

• Grant Field
• Atlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

L 7-0 1914-11-21vs. AuburnAtlanta (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)T 0-0 1915-09-28Newberry*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 79-0 1915-10-01Dahlonega*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 64-0 1915-10-09at Tennessee-ChattanoogaChattanooga, TNT 6-6 1915-10-16at CitadelCharleston, SCW 39-0 1915-10-23Virginia

• Sanford Field
• Athens

L 9-7 1915-10-30Auburn

• Sanford Field
• Athens (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

L 12-0 1915-11-06at FloridaJacksonville, FLW 37-0 1915-11-13Georgia Tech

• Grant Field
• Atlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

T 0-0 1915-11-25Clemson

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 13-0 1916-09-30Citadel

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 6-0 1916-10-07at ClemsonAnderson, SCW 26-0 1916-10-14Florida

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 21-0 1916-10-21at Virginia

• Lambeth Field
• Charlottesville

W 13-7 1916-10-28at Navy*Annapolis, MDL 27-3 1916-11-04Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

L 3-0 1916-11-11Furman

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 49-0 1916-11-18Georgia Tech

• Sanford Field
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

L 21-0 1916-11-30at Alabama

• Rickwood Field
• Birmingham

W 3-0 1919-10-04Citadel

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 1919-10-11South Carolina

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 14-0 1919-10-18Sewanee

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 13-0 1919-10-25at FloridaTampa, FLW 16-0 1919-11-01vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

L 7-0 1919-11-07Virginia

• Sanford Field
• Athens

T 7-7 1919-11-15vs. Tulane UniversityAugustaT 7-7 1919-11-22vs. AlabamaAtlantaL 6-0 1919-11-27Clemson

• Sanford Field
• Athens

T 0-0

Decade Record: 43-18-9, a winning percentage of .679.

Cumulative Record:90-70-19, a winning percentage of .556.

Milestones:

• Georgia moved back above .500 in 1911 and would never fall below .500 again.
• 20th season of Georgia Bulldogs football - the 1911 season.

Georgia Bulldogs football games in the 1920s

The Bulldogs had three head coaches during the 1920s: Herman Stegeman for 1920-1922 seasons, Georg "Kid" Woodruff for 1923-1927 seasons and Harry Mehre for 1928 & 1929 seasons.

Date	Opponent	Site	Result

1920-10-12The Citadel

• Sanford Field
• Athens, GA

W 40-0 1920-10-09at South CarolinaColumbia, SCW 37-0 1920-10-13at FurmanGreenville, SCW 7-0 1920-10-23at OglethorpeAtlanta, GAW 23-3 1920-10-30vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus, GA (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 7-0 1920-11-06at VirginiaCharlottesville, VAT 0-0 1920-11-13Florida

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 56-0 1920-11-20Alabama

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 21-14 1920-11-25Clemson

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 55-0 1921-10-01Mercer*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 28-0 1921-10-08Furman

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 27-7 1921-10-15at Harvard*Cambridge, MAL 10-7 1921-10-29vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 7-0 1921-11-06Virginia

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 21-0 1921-11-13at VanderbiltNashville, TNT 7-7 1921-11-20vs. AlabamaAtlantaW 22-0 1921-11-25Clemson

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 28-0 1921-11-27vs. Dartmouth*AtlantaL 7-0 1922-09-23Newberry*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 82-13 1922-09-30Mercer*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 41-0 1922-10-07at Chicago*

• Stagg Field
• Chicago, IL

L 20-0 1922-10-14at FurmanGreenvilleW 7-0 1922-10-21Tennessee

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 7-3 1922-10-26Oglethorpe

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 26-6 1922-11-04vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

L 7-3 1922-11-11at VirginiaCharlottesvilleT 6-6 1922-11-18Vanderbilt

• Sanford Field
• Athens

L 12-0 1922-11-25at Alabama

• Crampton Bowl
• Montgomery, AL

L 10-6 1923-09-29Mercer*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 7-0 1923-10-06Oglethorpe

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 20-0 1923-10-13at Yale*New Haven, CTL 40-0 1923-10-20at Tennessee

• Neyland Stadium
• Knoxville, TN

W 17-0 1923-11-03vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 7-0 1923-11-10Virginia

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 13-0 1923-11-17at Vanderbilt

• Vanderbilt Stadium
• Nashville

L 35-0 1923-11-24at Alabama

• Crampton Bowl
• Montgomery

L 36-0 1923-12-01Centre College*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

T 3-3 1924-09-27at Mercer*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 26-7 1924-10-04South Carolina

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 18-0 1924-10-11at Yale*New HavenL 7-6 1924-10-18vs. FurmanAugusta, GAW 22-0 1924-10-25at Vanderbilt

• Vanderbilt Stadium
• Nashville

W 3-0 1924-11-01Tennessee

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 33-0 1924-11-08at Virginia

• Lambeth Field
• Charlottesville

W 1924-11-15vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 6-0 1924-11-25at Alabama

• Rickwood Field
• Birmingham, AL

L 33-0 1924-11-26at Centre College*Danville, KYL 1925-09-26at Mercer*Macon, GAW 32-0 1925-10-03Virginia

• Sanford Field
• Athens

L 7-6 1925-10-10at Yale*New HavenL 35-7 1925-10-17vs. FurmanAugustaW 21-0 1925-10-24Vanderbilt

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 26-7 1925-10-31at Tennessee

• Neyland Stadium
• Knoxville

L 12-7 1925-11-07vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 34-0 1925-11-14at Georgia Tech

• Grant Field
• Atlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

L 3-0 1925-11-26at Alabama

• Rickwood Field
• Birmingham

L 27-0 1926-09-25Mercer*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 20-0 1926-10-02at Virginia

• Lambeth Field
• Charlottesville

W 21-0 1926-10-09at Yale*New HavenL 10-0 1926-10-16Furman

• Sanford Field
• Athens

L 14-7 1926-10-23at Vanderbilt

• Vanderbilt Stadium
• Nashville

L 14-13 1926-10-30Florida

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 32-9 1926-11-06vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 16-0 1926-11-13at Georgia Tech

• Grant Field
• Atlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

W 14-13 1926-11-25at Alabama

• Rickwood Field
• Birmingham

L 33-6 1927-10-01Virginia

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 32-0 1927-10-08at Yale*New HavenW 14-10 1927-10-15Furman

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 32-0 1927-10-22vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 33-0 1927-10-29at TulaneNew Orleans, LAW 31-0 1927-11-05at FloridaJacksonville, FLW 28-0 1927-11-12Clemson

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 32-0 1927-11-19Mercer*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 26-7 1927-11-24Alabama

• Legion Field
• Birmingham

W 20-7 1927-12-03Georgia Tech

• Grant Field
• Atlanta

L 12-0 1928-10-06Mercer University*

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 52-0 1928-10-13at Yale*New HavenL 21-6 1928-10-20Furman

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 7-0 1928-10-27

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 20-14 1928-11-03vs. Auburn

• McClung Stadium
• Columbus (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 13-0 1928-11-10vs. FloridaSavannah, GAL 26-6 1928-11-17LSU

• Sanford Field
• Athens

L 13-12 1928-11-29Alabama

• Legion Field
• Birmingham, AL

L 19-0 1928-12-08at Georgia Tech

• Grant Field
• Atlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

L 20-6 1929-10-05Furman

• Sanford Field
• Athens

W 27-0 1929-10-12Yale*

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 15-0 1929-10-19at North CarolinaChapel Hill, NCW 19-12 1929-10-26at FloridaJacksonvilleL 18-6 1929-11-02vs. TulaneColumbusL 21-15 1929-11-09at NYU*New York, NYL 27-19 1929-11-16Auburn

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

W 24-0 1929-10-28Alabama

• Legion Field
• Birmingham

W 12-0 1929-12-07Georgia Tech

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

W 12-6

Decade Record: 60-31-4, a winning percentage of .653.

Cumulative Record:150-101-23, a winning percentage of .589.

Milestones

• SIAA Co-Champion in 1920.
• 100th victory in 1921 (Furman - October 8).
• 200th game played in 1922 (a victory over Mercer - September 30).
• 30th season of Georgia Bulldogs football - the 1923 season.
• National Champion in 1927 (listed number 1 in four polls).
• 100th loss in 1929 (Tulane - November 2).

Georgia Bulldogs football games in the 1930s

Date	Opponent	Site	Result

Georgia Bulldogs football games in the 1990s

Date	Opponent	Site	Result
09/08/90	LSU	Tiger Stadium • Baton Rouge, LA	L 18-13
09/15/90	Southern Miss	M. M. Roberts Stadium • Hattiesburg, MS	W 18-17
09/22/90

Georgia Bulldogs football games in the 2000s

Georgia has had two head coaches in the first decade of 2000. Jim Donnan for 2000 season and Mark Richt for 2001 to current season.

Date	Opponent	Site	Result

2000-09-02Georgia Southern University*No. 11

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens, GA

W 29-7 2000-09-09at South CarolinaNo. 10

• Williams-Brice Stadium
• Columbia, SC

ESPN2L 21-10 2000-09-28New Mexico State*No. 24

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 37-0 2000-09-30at ArkansasNo. 24

• Razorback Stadium
• Fayetteville, AR

JPW 38-7 2000-10-07No. 21 TennesseeNo. 19

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

ESPNW 21-10 2000-10-14VanderbiltNo. 13

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 29-19 2000-10-21at KentuckyNo. 12

• Commonwealth Stadium
• Lexington, KY

JPW 34-30 2000-10-28vs. No. 8 FloridaNo. 12

• Alltel Stadium
• Jacksonville, FL (The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party)

CBSL 34-23 2000-11-11at No. 22 AuburnNo. 13

• Jordan-Hare Stadium
• Auburn, AL (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

ESPNL 29-26 ^(OT) 2000-11-18Ole MissNo. 21

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 32-14 2000-11-25at No. 18 Georgia Tech*No. 19

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

ESPN2L 27-15 2000-12-24vs. Virginia*No. 24

• Aloha Stadium
• Honolulu, HI (Oahu Bowl)

CBSW 37-14 2001-09-01Arkansas State*

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 45-17 2001-09-08No. 21 South CarolinaNo. 24

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

ESPNL 14-9 2001-09-29Arkansas

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

ESPN2W 34-23 2001-10-06at Tennessee

• Neyland Stadium
• Knoxville, TN

CBSW 26-24 2001-10-13at Vanderbilt

• Vanderbilt Stadium
• Nashville, TN

W 30-14 2001-10-20KentuckyNo. 19

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

JPW 43-29 2001-10-27vs. No. 6 FloridaNo. 16

• Alltel Stadium
• Jacksonville (The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party)

CBSL 24-10 2001-11-10No. 24 AuburnNo. 21

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

CBSL 24-17 2001-11-17at Ole Miss

• Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
• Oxford, MS

JPW 35-15 2001-11-24at No. 21 Georgia Tech*No. 23

• Bobby Dodd Stadium
• Atlanta, GA (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

ESPNW 31-17 2001-12-01Houston*No. 19

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 35-7 2001-12-28vs. Boston College*No. 16

• Adelphia Coliseum
• Nashville, TN (Music City Bowl)

ESPNL 20-16 2002-08-31Clemson*No. 12

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

ESPNW 31-28 2002-09-14at South CarolinaNo. 10

• Williams-Brice Stadium
• Columbia

CBSW 13-7 2002-09-21Northwestern State*No. 8

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 45-7 2002-09-28New Mexico State*No. 7

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 41-10 2002-10-05at No. 22 AlabamaNo. 6

• Bryant-Denny Stadium
• Tuscaloosa, AL

CBSW 27-25 2002-10-12No. 10 TennesseeNo. 6

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CBSW 18-13 2002-10-19VanderbiltNo. 5

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

JPW 48-17 2002-10-26at KentuckyNo. 5

• Commonwealth Stadium
• Lexington

CBSW 52-24 2002-11-02vs. No. 22 FloridaNo. 5

• Alltel Stadium
• Jacksonville (The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party)

ESPNL 20-13 2002-11-09at Ole MissNo. 8

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

ESPN2W 62-17 2002-11-16at No. 24 AuburnNo. 7

• Jordan-Hare Stadium
• Auburn (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

CBSW 24-21 2002-11-30Georgia Tech*No. 5

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

CBSW 51-7 2002-12-07vs. No. 22 ArkansasNo. 4

• Georgia Dome
• Atlanta, GA (SEC Championship Game)

CBSW 30-3 2003-01-01vs. FSU*No. 4

• Louisiana Superdome
• New Orleans, LA (Sugar Bowl)

ABCW 26-13 2003-08-30at Clemson*No. 9

• Memorial Stadium
• Clemson, SC

ABCW 30-0 2003-09-06at Middle Tennessee*No. 8

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 29-10 2003-09-13No. 25 South Carolina*No. 8

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CBSW 31-7 2003-09-20at No. 11 LSUNo. 7

• Tiger Stadium
• Baton Rouge, LA

CBSL 17-10 2003-10-04AlabamaNo. 12

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CBSW 37-23 2003-10-11at No. 13 TennesseeNo. 8

• Neyland Stadium
• Knoxville

ESPN2W 41-14 2003-10-18at VanderbiltNo. 5

• Vanderbilt Stadium
• Nashville

W 27-8 2003-10-25UAB*No. 5

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 16-13 2003-11-01vs. No. 23 FloridaNo. 4

• Alltel Stadium
• Jacksonville (The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party)

CBSL 16-13 2003-11-15AuburnNo. 6

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

CBSW 26-7 2003-11-22KentuckyNo. 6

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

JPW 30-10 2003-11-29Georgia Tech*No. 5

• Bobby Dodd Stadium
• Atlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

ABCW 34-17 2003-12-06vs. No. 3 LSUNo. 5

• Georgia Dome
• Atlanta (SEC Championship Game)

CBSL 34-13 2004-01-01vs. No. 12 Purdue*No. 11

• Citrus Bowl
• Orlando, FL (Capital One Bowl)

ABCW 34-27 ^(OT) 2004-09-04Georgia Southern*No. 4

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

Fox Sports NetW 48-28 2004-09-11at South CarolinaNo. 4

• Williams-Brice Stadium
• Columbia

ESPNW 20-16 2004-09-18Marshall*No. 3

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 13-3 2004-10-02No. 13 LSUNo. 3

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CBSW 45-16 2004-10-09No. 17 TennesseeNo. 3

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CBSL 19-14 2004-10-16VanderbiltNo. 8

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

JPW 33-3 2004-10-23at ArkansasNo. 6

• Razorback Stadium
• Fayetteville

ESPN2W 20-14 2004-10-30vs. FloridaNo. 7

• Alltel Stadium
• Jacksonville (The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party)

CBSW 31-24 2004-11-06at KentuckyNo. 5

• Commonwealth Stadium
• Lexington

JPW 62-17 2004-11-13at No. 3 AuburnNo. 5

• Jordan-Hare Stadium
• Auburn (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

CBSL 24-6 2004-11-27Georgia Tech*No. 7

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

CBSW 19-13 2005-01-01vs. No. 16 Wisconsin*No. 7

• Raymond James Stadium
• Tampa, FL (Outback Bowl)

ESPN2W 24-21 2005-09-03No. 19 Boise State University*No. 13

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

ESPNW 48-13 2005-09-10South CarolinaNo. 9

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

ESPNW 17-15 2005-09-17LA-Monroe*No. 6

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CSSW 44-7 2005-09-24at Mississippi StateNo. 6

• Davis Wade Stadium
• Starkville, MS

ESPNW 23-10 2005-10-08at No. 7 TennesseeNo. 4

• Neyland Stadium
• Knoxville

CBSW 27-14 2005-10-15at VanderbiltNo. 4

• Vanderbilt Stadium
• Nashville

ESPN2W 34-17 2005-10-22ArkansasNo. 4

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

JPW 23-20 2005-10-29vs. No. 18 FloridaNo. 4

• Alltel Stadium
• Jacksonville (The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party)

CBSL 14-10 2005-11-12No. 17 AuburnNo. 9

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

ESPNL 31-30 2005-11-19KentuckyNo. 14

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

JPW 45-13 2005-11-26at No. 24 Georgia Tech*No. 13

• Bobby Dodd Stadium
• Atlanta (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

ABCW 14-7 2005-12-03vs. No. 3 LSUNo. 12

• Georgia Dome
• Atlanta (SEC Championship Game)

CBSW 34-14 2006-01-02vs. No. 11 West Virginia*No. 8

• Georgia Dome
• Atlanta (Sugar Bowl)

ABCL 38-35 2006-09-02Western Kentucky*No. 14

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

LincolnW 48-12 2006-09-09at South CarolinaNo. 11

• Williams-Brice Stadium
• Columbia

ESPNW 18-0 2006-09-16UAB*No. 9

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CSSW 34-0 2006-09-23Colorado*No. 7

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

LincolnW 14-13 2006-09-30at Ole MissNo. 9

• Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
• Oxford

ESPN 2W 14-9 2006-10-07No. 14 TennesseeNo. 9

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

ESPNL 51-33 2006-10-14VanderbiltNo. 14

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

LincolnL 22-24 2006-10-21Mississippi StateNo. 24

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 27-24 2006-10-28vs. No. 8 FloridaNo. 25

• Alltel Stadium
• Jacksonville (The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party)

CBSL 21-14 2006-11-04at Kentucky

• Commonwealth Stadium
• Lexington

L 24-20 2006-11-11at No. 5 Auburn

• Jordan-Hare Stadium
• Auburn (Deep South's Oldest Rivalry)

Lincoln FinancialW 37-15 2006-11-25No. 15 Georgia Tech*

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens (Clean, Old-Fashioned Hate)

CBSW 15-12 2006-12-30vs. No. 14 Virginia Tech*

• Georgia Dome
• Atlanta (Chick-fil-A Bowl)

ESPNW 31-24 2007-09-01Oklahoma State*No. 13

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 35-14 2007-09-08South CarolinaNo. 11

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

L 12-16 2007-09-15Western Carolina*No. 23

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 45-16 2007-09-22at No. 16 AlabamaNo. 22

• Bryant-Denney Stadium
• Tuscaloosa

W 26-23 ^(OT) 2007-09-29MississippiNo. 15

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

W 45-17 2007-10-06at TennesseeNo. 12

• Neyland Stadium
• Knoxville

L 14-35 2007-10-13at VanderbiltNo. 24

• Vanderbilt Stadium
• Nashville

W 20-17 2007-10-27vs. No. 11 FloridaNo. 18

• Municipal Stadium
• Jacksonville (The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party)

W 42-30 2008-08-30Georgia Southern*No. 1

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CSSW 45-21 2008-09-06Central Michigan*No. 2

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

FSN south replayW 56-17 2008-09-13at South CarolinaNo. 2

• Williams-Brice Stadium
• Columbia

CBSW 14-7 2008-09-20at Arizona State*No. 3

• Sun Devil Stadium
• Tempe

ABCW 27-10 2008-09-27No. 8 AlabamaNo. 3

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

ESPNL 30-41 2008-10-11TennesseeNo. 10

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CBSW 26-14 2008-10-18No. 22 VanderbiltNo. 10

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

RaycomW 24-14 2008-10-25No. 11 LSUNo. 9

• Tiger Stadium
• Baton Rouge

CBSW 52-38 2008-11-01No. 5 FloridaNo. 8JacksonvilleCBSL 10-49 2008-11-08KentuckyNo. 14

• Stadium
• Lexington

RaycomW 42-38 2008-11-15AuburnNo. 13

• Jordan-Hare Stadium
• Auburn

RaycomW 17-13 2008-11-29No. 18 Georgia TechNo. 13

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens

CBSL 42-45 2009-01-01vs. No. 19 Michigan State*No. 16

• Florida Citrus Bowl
• Orlando (Capital One Bowl)

ABCW 24-12

Georgia Bulldogs football games in the 2010s

Date	Opponent	Site	Result

2010-09-04vs. Louisiana-Lafayette*No. 23

• Sanford Stadium
• Athens, Georgia

SEC NetworkW 55-7

Decade Record (through 2006): 68-21-0, a winning percentage of .764.

Cumulative Record (through 2006): 702-379-54, a winning percentage of .642.

Milestones:

• SEC Champions in 2002.
• 110th season of Georgia Bulldogs football - the 2003 Season.
• 1100th game played in 2004 (a victory over Marshall - September 18).
• SEC Champions in 2005.
• 700th victory in 2006.

Sources

• "Georgia Football Through the Years" (PDF). Georgia Bulldogs 2006 Media Guide. georgiadogs.com. 2006. Retrieved 2007-01-04.
• "Poll History" (PDF). Georgia Bulldogs 2006 Media Guide. georgiadogs.com. 2006. Retrieved 2007-01-04.
• "Georgia vs Ranked Opponents" (PDF). Georgia Bulldogs 2006 Media Guide. georgiadogs.com. 2006. Retrieved 2007-01-16.
• "TV Appearances". UGA Sports Communications. August 1, 2006. Retrieved 2007-01-16.

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