It was a gorgeous day Between the Hedges yesterday as Georgia celebrated its annual G-Day. G-Day is the culmination of the Spring football season. The red team beat the black team 27-17. While that doesn’t put the future state and debate on black uniforms to rest, the game did provide us with insights into who will be starring for the Dawgs in 2026. We’ll get to some of the biggest performers in a later post, but first, we wanted to put a bow on the 2025 season. Georgia has used G-Day as a celebration point of the previous season. Championship and team rings are often distributed on G-Day. It helps serve as the natural handoff point between the previous season and the upcoming one. On Saturday, the members of the 2025 Georgia Bulldogs got their SEC Championship rings.
Ring Us! Georgia Celebrates B2B SEC Champs at GDay
Ring Us
Who doesn’t love a little party and some bling? The members of the 2025 team had plenty of fun as they received their back-to-back SEC Championship rings in the locker room on Saturday. Today’s college football players are getting a lot of flak and heat this year. Pundits will often scream from their porches about how players lack a real “love of the game” and are nothing more than just “mercenaries.” Checking out social media on Saturday, it was really cool to see the players’ excitement over their rings. While the athletics department didn’t release all the specs on the rings, we can all agree…Ain’t nothing finer in the land than a B2B Georgia Dawg.
BACK TO BACK SEC CHAMPS 💍💍#GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/zUrB8nhX0x
— Georgia Football (@GeorgiaFootball) April 18, 2026
2026 Odds: Ring Us Part III?
- SEC Championship Game Winner: Georgia has the second-best odds in the SEC to win the SEC Championship Game in 2026. Georgia is currently at +330 to win the game, just behind Arch and the Texas Longhorns at +310. Before we start breaking out the “nobody believes in us,” we should clarify that Georgia and Texas have clearly separated themselves from the rest of their SEC brethren. Texas +750, LSU +800, Alabama +900, and Ole Miss +950 are the only teams under 1000.
- Win Total: Texas and Georgia also have the highest win totals in the SEC at 9.5. For Georgia, that just seems low. Sure, we are going to nine SEC games in 2026, but the Dawgs’ non-conference slate is lacking bite. Tennessee State, Western Kentucky, and the retooled trade school on North Avenue round out the slate. Oklahoma and Auburn are the highlights between Hedges. While trips to Tuscaloosa and Oxford will loom large as they did in 2025.
