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Red and Black tie in exciting G-Day Game

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    • Head coach Kirby Smart high-fives Redcoat Band members during the Dawg Walk before the spring football game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)

    Head coach Kirby Smart high-fives Redcoat Band members during the Dawg Walk before the spring football game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
    Uga XI roams the sidelines in the first half of the G-Day spring football game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
    Chad Brown takes video as his son Brantley Brown, 12, of Griffin, has his Dominic Lovett jersey signed by Dominic Lovett in the Dawg Walk before the start of the G-Day spring football game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
    Hairy Dawg mugs for the camera during the Dawg Walk before the G-Day spring football game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
    Red team teammates swarm receiver Dominic Lovett as they celebrate his late fourth quarter touchdown that tied the Black team during the G-Day spring football game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
    Black team quarterback Gunner Stockton throws on the run as he is watched by head coach Kirby Smart in the backfield, right, during the G-Day spring football game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
    Safety Dan Jackson (17) separates wide receiver Dominic Lovett (6) from his helmet with a hit in the first half of the G-Day Spring game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
    The Redcoat Marching Band plays from the stands during the G-Day spring football game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
    Wide receiver Colbie Young (8) catches a touchdown pass over defensive back Julian Humphrey (12) in the first half of the G-Day spring football game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)
    An aerial view of Sanford Stadium before the G-Day spring game. (Andrew Davis Tucker/UGA)

    With pride and intra-squad bragging rights on the line, the Georgia football team’s Red and Black squads played a back-and-forth, entertaining G-Day Game to wrap up spring practice Saturday afternoon at Sanford Stadium. Balls were flying all over Dooley Field as both teams passed often, particularly in the first half and the fourth quarter, leading to some big completions and key defensive stops.

    UGA photographer Andrew Davis Tucker captured the activities in the gallery above. Full coverage of the game is on GeorgiaBulldogs.com.

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