Georgia football announces starting time, ticket information for G-Day

How G-Day will be structured on the field has not yet been determined however. The Georgia Bulldog Radio Network will cover the event.

Kirby Smart has wanted to remain flexible as for as what the event looks like, given Georgia could be short at a handful of positions.

“I want to have G-Day,” Smart said last week. “But again we went through practice four, so practice one I couldn’t say with certainty we were going to have it. Through practice four, I still feel good about it. We’ve been very fortunate on the injury side of things. We’re very deficient at a couple positions and if we lose one or two or three, it would convert into some kind of controlled practice, some kind of other format. But right now, we haven’t been through scrimmages.”

Smart had bemoaned the number of new players going through spring practice, as this Georgia roster skews younger. Factoring in early enrollees, such as Elijah Griffin, Talyn Taylor and Juan Gaston, over 30 players are participating in their first spring practice.

“We are a work in progress,” Smart said. “We have the least number of players who have gone through three spring practices since I’ve been here. So that should tell you something. I asked the guys to stand up who have practiced at least three spring practices, so this obviously would make their fourth. There’s basically nobody standing. We just don’t, we have a very young, inexperienced group.”

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Georgia defensive back Dan Jackson levels wide receiver Dominic Lovett, separating him from his helmet, during the G-Day game on Saturday, April 13, 2024 in Athens. Curtis Compton for the Atlanta Journal Constitution