What Georgia football fans need to know about the spring game
What Georgia football fans need to know about the spring game
The Georgia Bulldogs' annual spring football game is coming up. Georgia play in their G-Day scrimmage on Saturday, April 12 at 1:00 p.m. ET.
The spring game will not be televised, but fans will be able to tune in via the Georgia Bulldog Sports Network radio broadcast. Georgia fans will have a chance to watch new projected starting quarterback Gunner Stockton and company compete against a new-look Georgia defense.
"All the fans and the atmosphere," said Georgia Bulldogs senior safety JaCorey Thomas on what he is looking forward to about G-Day. "You know, I like that Georgia-Athens atmosphere. Playing in the stadium would be a little different because we've been playing in front of nobody right now, so I like to see that."
Where to get spring game tickets
Georgia fans can get tickets for G-Day via Georgia's official website. Tickets cost $10 for most fans (student tickets are free) and will be delivered electronically to mobile devices. Concessions will be available throughout Sanford Stadium.
G-Day schedule
Gates to Sanford Stadium open at 10:30 a.m. ET (all times ET). Fans that enter the stadium early will be able to watch a letterman flag football game at 10:45 a.m. The Dawg Walk starts at 11:50 a.m. and the spring game kicks off at 1:00 p.m.
G-Day typically lasts about two hours, but the 2025 version could be different because the scrimmage won't be televised. Georgia's 2025 regular season opener is against Marshall on Aug. 30.
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